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Evening journal., 1894-08-30
Verdict Of Accidental Drowning.

Deputy Coroner Palmer last evening
hold an inquest on the body OF Daniel
Mooney, found floating in the Christians
near Msrket street bridge The only
witnesses were the men who found him,
and Daniel W. Mooney, son Of the des
ceased. and their testimony was not of
Importance as bearing on the matter The
Jury returned a verdict OF accidental
uro wning
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
Public school uhildren's Savings.

West CHEsTER, Aug 30 Since Fehru-
airy 20, 1890, the children Of about one
dozen Of the public schools Of this county
have deposited In the Dime Savings Bank
in this borough, money to the amount Of
$19,520 or this sum West Chester
pupils have deposited nearly $4,000,
Coatasvllle over $4,000 and Phmnixville,
a. 600.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
Convention OF Maocabees Closes.

SYRACUSE. Aug. 30-1hc convention
of the grand camp Of the knights of the
Maccabees closed here j. b. Mcdonnell
of Jamesrown was reelected great com
nanaer.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
The Weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
day fair to partly.eloudy, sultry and slightly
warmer weather aud fresh southerly to south
westerly winds will prevail, followed by local
rain in the Lake region and possibly thence
On Friday. in both Of these sections. warmer,
sultry and fair weather viii prevail, preceded
by cooler in the uortbsrnmost districts and
on Saturday sultry, hot and generally fair
weather.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts-A
small barometic depression central last nigh
rear Lake ontario win move eastwardiy, pos
hfbly causing local rains 10 New rugland.
The warm waye,N covering the south wesr
aud the Ohio Valley. Will advance slowl, east
over this section during the next III, ee days,
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
SEA CREST INN

Beach avenue, Cape May City, N. ]. Directly
on beach, near station. Special rates for the
a. r. MITNROT
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
WEST END.

Accommodates 200; thirty yards from beach,
facing Congress Hall lawn. S. 10 $40.
L. MADDOX. formerly of "The Carlton
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
ME CHALFONTE.

Under new management; appointments frs
class. Special rates for season.
CIV cox.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

The New Mt. Vernon Hotel,
Sixth season; Directly on beach; Electric Bells.
Terms, 81. go per day; special rates for season.
op'A 90 j JOaN &. vALLEE, Proprietors.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
CAPE MAY, N. j.

Sea Breeze Excursion House,
Under new management, every thing new.
Restaurant first class. Large dining-room,
Regular dinners and hot lunch any time in the
day Dinners 50 cents Formerly on Washing
ton street. j. f. POWELL. Proprietor
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
HELP WANTED.

CPECIALTY ADVERTISING CANVASS
~ ers wanted. Men familiar with premium
mercantile trade. Money maker Of eighteen
ninety four. STANLEY PUb.
CO.. East 10th street. New York.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
SITUATIONS WANTED.

A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS To
IN do homework In a small family whore she
will have good home Address HOME, this
office.
nRESSMAKING WANTED TO DO AT
~ home MISS LYNN, lfu9 Wawaset street.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

SEVENTH YEAR.
HELP WANTED.
CPECIALTY ADVERTISING CANVASS |
~ ers wanted. Men familiar with premium
mercantile trade. Money maker OF eighteen
ninety four. SFANLEX-BRADLEY PUr.
CO., East 10th street. New York.
SITUATIONS WANTED
A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS TO |
IA do homework in a small family where she
will have good home. Address HOME, this
office.
nRESSMAKING WANTED TO DO AT
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REWARDS.
Qg00 REWARD FoK THE RECOVERY
NOUU of the body of Hiett Graham. who
was drowned off stony Point, Delaware river.
on the light Of august 205h. 1874 ADDRESS
MhS. HIETT Ora ham, New Castle, Del.
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please
copy. eoRy.------------------->
BOARD AND Roors.
IToR RENT.-FURNlsHED ROOMS, GEN
1T tlemen preferred. b04 King street
DoAKDING-FoR GENTLEMEN ONLY
-DApply 207 Vest Fourth street.
xAyANrED-BOARDE GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No. 4O8 East Fourth street.
PERSONAL.
DERsON AL.-IF YOU HAyEB GOD pol
Il son in second or third stages, write Cook
Remedy Co., Chicago, Ill 307 Masonic Tenn
pie, and learn OF quick and permanent cure.
BUSINESS CARDS.
III. IT. BREWING COMPANY, BOT
IL TIERS AND BREWERS.
ANEN's CLOTHING CLEANED AND RE-
W paired at KINGS. 6l5 Orange street.
NOTICE E. LEyY'S CONFIDENTIAL
IN LOAN OFFICE, looms znu 6, Exchange
building, corner seventh and Market streets,
ADVANCES MONEY ON PERSONAL
PROPERTY of all descriptions at low rates
of interest, buys and sells MAICHE-,
pqIIAAsMe9NSDs III Ase19 AND ALL KINDS OF
Private consultation room attached. Open
evenings until o'clock. Also furniture
stored at lowest rates.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
THE MANSION.
Fifteenth year under the same manage
ment
Table and service irst-class-
Coaches attend all trains and carry guests
70 and from the beach free of charge.
Orchestra.
CHARLES McGLADE.
AUBURN HOUSE,
ITO 8. Georgia Avenue. Boarding by the day
or week.
MRS. R. B. LEEDS, Proprletress.
HOTEL ATGLEN
Michigan Avenue, near beach. Rates. IS to
$40 a week. Home comforts. Thoroughly
~ j. F. REED.
HOTEL HECKLER,
Corner Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues.
Eirst-class accommodations Open all the
year, HENRY HECKLEk.
MADISON HOUSE,
20l5 Pacific Ave. bet Michigan and Arkansas
hves., one block from Reading r. Il. and ocean.
Boarding by day or week; 50 to SO per week;
Special rates to families. SAMUEL Law.
THE LANSDALE,
North Carolina Avenue, Atlantic City, n. J,
F. A. CANFIELD.
sTUDOR HALL"
Ocean end South Carolina Avenue. Every
comfort and convenience. Excellent table
Open all year. MRS. M. II. THOMAS. nee
Hopewell, formerly Of Baltimore.
WETHERILL.
Kentucky avenue, near beach. Open all the
year. 6aests can have nome comforts.
g. WARREN.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
REMARns.

@ S00 REWARD FOR THE RECOVERY
DOUU of the body of Hiett Graham, who
was drowned off stony Point, Delaware river,
on the light Of august al5h, 1884 Address
MRS. HIETT GRAH AM, New Castle, Del.
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please
copy.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30

They Were rlasterers, and Her Gardener
Played Landlord Set Up In Beach,
woods Big Rooms All Winter Long.
John Was Promptly Discharged.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
eoAnD AND Roor 3.

IOR RENT.-FURNlSHED ROOMS, GEN
1T tlemen preferred, b04 King street
DOAkDING-FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY
DApply 207 Vest Fourth street.
NAJ AJANIhD-BOARDER GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No. 408 East Fourth street,
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
sdTUDOR HAIL."
WETHERILL.

year. Gaests can have nome comforts.
g. WARREN.
Evening journal., 1894-08-30
ArLANrIo oITY. \. J.
AUBURN HOUSE,
HOTFL HFCKIFR.

Corner Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues
Eirst-class accommodations. Open all the
year. HENRY HECKLEk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
A PARTY At river HILL"
An Enjoyable Occasion Personal sud
Social Notes FROM scottsvtIie.

Social Notes FROM scottsvtIie.
SCOTTSVILLE. VA. August b.-tSpe-
ciai IA party was given by Miss Mary
Anderson. daughter Of Hon. ID. w. Ander~
son. at River ffilI' farm. her home. IN
Fiuvann1. on Tuesday evening In honor
OF Misses Julia and Amy Williams. Of
Richmond, Daughters OF Mr.. John G.
williams a gay company OF about
seventy five young people were assembled.
and the occasion vas "A most enjoyable
one. spent I'm music, games. and promo
nsding the beautiful and ample lawn.
Elegant Refreshments were served about
II +. NJ, after which the guests remained
until late hour.
Mrs w. q. Parrar. OF Norfolk. with
her babe. little Virginia" Is visiting the
family OF her father-ln-law. Mr. J. H.
Farrar. at his place. Mr. W. G.. Farrar,
who has been sick with fever at hts
fathers here, has almost entirely recov-
cred.
Mr.. p. G. Sewers, Of Richmond. is on
n visit 20 his aunt. Mrs. j. G. Brown, at
"Oak Spring" Fluyanna.
Mrs. II. II. Pitts Is on IA two-weck ks
visit to friends In Richmond
Mrs. DR. w. VI Wade. or Soi east Main
street. Rchmord. who has been rusu-
eating several weeks In our town. return
ed 10 her home this week.
Miss Annie J.. Farrar has Just returned
10 her homo here from G0ochland county.
where she paid a delightful visit or two
weeks with friends
A delightful picnic was held near Mrs.
Joncs's. two miles north OF town. for the
enjoyment OF the Sunday school IN that
vicinity and was largely attended and
heartily enjoyed. 4 part OF the exercises
consisted OF game OF baseball.
| learn that Polk Miller Will give con-
cert on next Thursdsy night at Reulah
Baptist church. In Fiuvanna. for the bene-
iii OF the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

regular distances apart. catch quito"
20 form a tuft. This Is done by pouns
two small holes through the wooa '''S
by aide and having threaded the eye o'
tho button with a bit Of Irvine. pass .ae
strings through the holes and TIE 'ns
ends tightly together at the under noo Vi
the Id. ~ ,ro,,nd
On tho outer edge Of the tops with o.u'
na,v Garnet lacks driven close toge'hsi'
Ncxt uuholster the back. placing so,ie
cnrled hair behind tho material ana sne
4, a cushioned appearance, anu III ''
dram, the sides OF the boxes. ~,
TO do Il nicely. shir several ya en-.
the material on a cord ana theh ~. -,
string fast all around the upper e's'
the boxes. -. hox and
Around the top edge OF eacn ,,,eets
70 hide the Joint where the coNei"s -. OF
,ha draning material, fssten p'sI
spI a,,on with large oya-headed ny
,'a,s,o,or,s tacks driven an even n's'"" 80
80, 1-,ia will lend n good hhisn y,
ea,.oio,o n charming and useful pieeo -
furniture. ,.'.,, ctrrrr
PRETTY BOOK SHELF
MI, ,,.ry attractive hanging cap'nes
sho,yn here IS also made OF coupiS
packing cases -. ,,oxoa are needed
-, .h,,,ld be fastened securely tos.'"e
,,,i,h screws. the end OF one 10 inc ,,,,d
49, otber as the drawing shows .,r,n
th. ton of the upright box Mario" -
.oar,,,ce r,oulding, that can De o","'
80 c,rnenter. Is 10 be mltteu on"
.,.iarod With nails. while the top e1s1
The other one may be left pam " "'
OF contrast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
Social Note, from Suffolk.

cr,r,r-Of< VA. August lS.--(Special)-
%. n - Moore. pastor Of the Suffolk
Prashyterlan church, went 20 Glouce 'er
county this week to assist IN series OF
meetings. -. - ,,..
rlsht for Roanoke, where he WIN VISIT
,.I.tiv-s until the first Of next week,
when he viii join his family at AHesh@hy
Mrs J. T.. Booker. accompanied BY her
d,IIohter Miss Myrtle. and her son. Mas
t.r Clarence. is visiting In Charlotte
county.
visit Miss Edith Hearne. near Smithheli.
Mrs. {. K. Brothers and her niece. MISS
Doyie Bate OF Texas. are visiting ieIl-
tives in Montgomery county.
DR.. H. A. Morgan and wite' and their
DAUGHTER. Miss Lizzie. left here this week
Sor Mountain Lake. Giles county, and
artar a week or ten-days' sojOurn there
they viii visit the Natural Bridge ana
other places OF interest In the up-country.
Mas Hettie Harrell left here the hrst
~ the week u visit Mrs. Rev. n. ~
Raebv. OF Richmond, for day or two
when both ladies went 10 Farmville, TO
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs Annie Beaman has returned home
/ from Virginia Beach. where she was the
guest OF her son. Ndtnahiri beai'a'',
! president of the Bank of Commerce. OF
/ Norfolk.
Mr.. Douglas Smith. Clerk OF Warwick
county. attended the races here this week
Mr.. Smith was formerly resident OF
+ Nansemond county, having lived al
/ Driver twenty years ago.
! Avary Martin. of Richmond. has been
the guest Of Albert w. Doughtrey, oil
suffolk. during the past week
Or. W. II. Gllkyson, OF Buena VISTA
n former resident OK Suffolk. has been
here this week, visiting friends. being Ell
| route home from the Dental Association
| at Old Point
Mr.. Frank VI. Afford has been quite s'cf
! recently at his residence. on Bank street
Mrs. ). Il. Dunn OF Richmond, ha'
been visiting her father. DIR. John
Kilby, OF Suffolk. this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

with. but owing TO the poor fundv Ss6na
80 largely over1rawn 'hs bale ncs In fhs
hands OF tho Treasurer 10 tho credit -
the board was very small
Professor Hugh y BIRD. Of The co,,ss.
faculty, was heard from today a, rst,..
burg. Scotland. Hc will return tho Ne =
Of September.
DIR. !. L. Hall. with his two NH. bov.-
left Thursday to spend several weeks ln
Albemsrle, near Chariot,ssyilie
Rev. Mr. Roberts. OF BrIton Eo,-ca,.,
church, vent of yesterday 10 Mscklen-
burg, 10 spend his vacation shooting al
deer.
Mr. w. G. Johnston, of tho Caxet,.
with his wife. leaves Monday VIA ths
York-Riyer Line for a brief Visit I, Hal.
tirnore and Washington.
Mr. and Mrs HJn,io Buoktrou, left
yesterday Tor a lengthy stay Ia the noun
tains with relatives.
Mrs. Wall. OF Coving'on. Ky. with he's
little son. Cfrnpbell. - here visiting Mr.,
and Mrs John =. Charles
Dr. James -. Moncure. Misses Mary
and Annie McCsw. and Fila Moncur,
ars OF on t,n-days' sailing trip. Mira.
Moncure lott here with the party, bue
returned yesterday.
Mr.. John r. Walden. OF Charles cry
, county, mss been here FOR several days,
visiting his father. Mr. Jacob Walden.
The famlly OK NJ. Gregory Spencer arc
NJ Toaao visiting Mr.. SpeuccCs mother,
Mrs. Branch
\ good crowd from here WIN attend
York county - wocratlc convention Mon-
| day ~ yorktown. court-day. There " A
no doubt be a big light over to- election
OF delegate.
Your correspondent vas informed today
, that 'ongreSsr 1H d. Gardiner 1yl'r had
{ decided 90 r'a'.. bore when not 100 WASH.
, ington, and had -rfo'l the residence II
the late ". " r..t
DR.. charles C0i.man. who f. SIN A
Alton for his hNI'fn. continues o. I'M
prove. Mr.. Coleman got w';h hm
and Will remain unti n. returns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
A W0MAN'S TOOL box
Pretty Pieces Of Furniture Any Clever
Woman Can Make al Home.
THE NECESSARY IMPLEMENTS
And what She Can DO Towards Beautify-
ing an Unpretcntious House-Do-
nestle Upholstery.
written for the Dispatch.)

The women OF this country seem 70 take
great interest in manufacturing odd bits
Of decorative furniture for their homes
and many are the pretty and useful things
that have been constructed by them
The only tools necessary for this work
are a hammer. small saw. moduin-sized
chsel. an awl plane. and nails Of assorted
sizes with these implements she can do
a great deal towards beautifying an I'M
prctentious home.
y MODE SHOE-BOX.
To make a stakeholder and seat, as
Denoted In one Of the Illustrations Cd
tain at grocery store an ordinary soap
box, and let this form the end upright
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

Io,. &c. another packing-case OF the
same width, hut longer, and arrange on
ton a lid with hinges. ~ II may be r'ls' j.
I-se the corner IL the upright one ior TWO
shelves. nail them securely IN pace, anu
l.t ,ben be an equal distance apart. 50
thcv VIII accommodate shoes and slippers.
Fasten these boxes together securely
with screws Next obtain Il board and
after rounding the corners or screw i
fast 10 The back II the boxes. aud YOU
win have as a result the framework Tor
the seat.
The hinged ia ~ the low box VIII act
as a seat. the board with the roHhird
corner forms the back, while within the
lox yulbers and heavy boots may be
kent. the upright one holding fine shoes
and slippers.
After long experience in domestic up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
A PICTURESQUE INDUSTRY.
Sugar Culture in Louisinna-From the
Piuniing 10 The Refining.

Sugar Culture in Iouislnna-tfo rom NV
Printing 10 the Eciining.
\ Lake Charles La letter TO the New
York Evening Post says: The sugar crop
of southwestern Louisiana is laid by
rs the planter styles 1t, and those VINO
lave a surplus of means. or can DoIlo"
from their commission merchants, nave
gone TO the northern resorts. The sugar
crop Is usually "iaid by in early July,
and the darkes. as well as tne boss
take a vacation until the cutting season
which begins early in September hUt
the darby does not 20 10 the SUNNI" ~
resort-he draws the line at nahns -!
the bayous beneath the cooling shade OF
the cypress and willows. when Inc u. 50
sluggish and muddy streams. In thc
days OF slavery, and before coal became
50 plentiful. the darby had no hoHH%F
he put in the vacation IN cutting "ooH
from the swamps and along the streams
to run the sugar mill during the grinding
season. Before northern planters came
the bagasse, or refuse cane, was thrown
away. TIE northern man taught lhe
southern planter that In the economy Oh
nature. nothing Is lost. and used the re-
fuse cane 10 make steam with, greatly re-
duclng the expense for wood and coal.
In this warm and moist climate essen
tial 10 cane-growng. the season begins
as early "a February. 1t IS Il picturesque
sight TO observe the first steps OF SOW
ing the crop, which Is by digging II up
A gang Of ploughmen uncover the fur
rows. In which tn seed-cane has been Inn
bedded for the past three or four months
Then comes the "hOoking-up" brigade
composed OF negroes OF all shades. Span
iards, Mexicans, Acadian French. Ger
| mans, and others, OF mixed nationality
, Each has a long pole. with hook at
tached To one end. with which he hooks.
or pulls. the exposed cane out or it'
| burial-place A relief-corps. with old
| fashioned carts. follow In the wake Of
| these "hookers," and throw the seed-can'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
HANGING CABINET.

,rc,o IbeIvos should be arranged In The
rr,,obt box and one in the other. The
nntire inside and outside OF the boxes are
paiuteJ with several successive coats Oh
some good color. Hight shades beng pro,
forable Or ,hey may bee cnnmelied. and
when Try arrange a small brass rod AZ
the top o( each box, from when cui'H'"
nay be suspend Il on rings.
eili;olioe or an inexpensive silk 81 an art
color viii wear nicely for draprry.
Along ind-r the bottoms al the Don
n few hooks can be fastened from Whi'u
tcacups may b. hung. while on 'ne Wp
~. old his Of bilc-a-trac. If tastcfuiiy
arranged. Will lend greatly 10 the ap-
pcaranre. ,,. t.,
This cabinet ought 10 be securely las
ten,i 70 the wall with long screws pas
ing through the plaster and takias hih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
VALLEY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Interesting Addresses Upon Education
publicatiou. and other Topics.

PULASKI. VA, August h-,Special)-
The Valley Baptist Association IS In SEES
sion I'm this town The body consists OF
nearly sixty churches, lying on both sides
Of the Norfolk and Western railroad be-
tween this place and Bedford city. The
pastor her. is Rev. }. NJ. Luck. one Of the
hest ministers in the State. He and his
plucky churcn gave the association
Il g:.uinn Virginia welcome Hon.
H. n. johnson. Of West Virginia,
is moderator. and Mr.. Preston. Of
Salem. Va. clerk and trcasur r. The In
troIuctory sermon was preach-d by Rev.
= e.. Pollard. OF Roanoke. AMI was
striking and stimulating in thought. The
Xnuuls pre1chor IS Il son Of Professor Pol
lari. II Richmond College. He speaks
without notes, and delivered his sermon
v.u one of the most Interesting adj
dresses delivered was that OF Rev. Dr.
-. T.. Filppo, of Philadelphia. upon the
work Of the American Baptist Publca-
tiou Society. Hon. j. Taylor ELS son, SO
r.tarv of the Education Board, Dr. &.
II. Rylanl, financial secretary OF klch-
mond College. and Professor +. W. boat
vright. Of the school Of Modern Lam
pu1ges Of that college, are here as
curresuonIing delegates. They all spoke
up.u the subject Of education. Inc assoc
c,,tio, took favorable action upon the pro.
po..l alliance Of Allegheny institute,
which was founded by this organization.
win Richmond College; and It seems TO
be- m. desire of the leading men to bring
! about co-operati0n between the secondary
/ SCHOOLS OF the state and those OK hish
Grade. Rev. \. T. Dickinson. d. d, Is
! Also here. The association lasts three
| days.
pulasId is cool and refreshing retreat
for city people. and not few II the
/ nleosuro-loviug quota Of Richmond give
| = can here. There are signs Of blsn So
! If4 and activity ON every side. especially
| a., rho ,br.. biz nnaces-two for iron,
| and one for zinc.
The political pot begins to boil. The
nomination II General Walker by the Re,
puhlicaus is acknowledged 10 b' sooI
! stroke Of policy for them. but his Old adj
/ herents are two Sim0n-pure To 80 with
| him out of the Democratic fold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

holstery. denim in its assortment OIL
ro,ors is found to be supetr.- 20 All other
materials. IT combines artistic beauty
win astonishing durability. and is heartily
recommended 10 the amateur cabinet
maker. ,, l..,..,.,.,
The tops Of the boxes should be covered
nrst an! ,nfted. this may be- accom- l-ntd
by spreading curled ha.r on the WOO,
and tack.ns the material over 1t ana a'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
LECTURER JONES IMPROVED.
James City's "Poor Fund" Overdrawn-
Colonial Capital Personal Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. August Is
Especial Right Worsmpful ParSe Jones,
district lecturer OF No. I District. \. +.
and A. NJ, who has been confined 10 his
room for several days. was well enough
10 be out yesterday. Mr.. Jones reports
that his recent leCturing tour was
great success. and seemed to be- much
enjoyed by the members Of the mystic tie.
The annual meeting OF the James CITY
BOARD OF Supervisors was held at the
courthouse yesterday. The meeting was
presided over b. John r. Jones. the NOM
her from Powfatan District. large
amount OF busiresS was gotten through
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

Tho Onancock baptist - alton b. In
session with Roi.Bank H.prstr. Msrlou-
willie. Northampton county. luIgn %. r.
Cunter was elected mo1srat.r G. ..
Jayuos clerk. and ). T. Roger. tre1rur,r.
Prominent visitors are william Elly IN.
9. II. Winston. and Il. III pa Tive old
est member - Baptist church On ths
Eastern Shore e. George g. Boz. slNty-tvo
years a member o' the RCD Bank cnlr,l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
He Has Ventured
into midocean to portray event of startling intoT(
for the information of the world
Other Artists Have Venturcd

into the remoest corners of the earth TO ppetuae in
imperishable art every detail of human ' IN TACT ana
fancy, and every aspect of nature Their works show
us the HOMES of peasants and the palaces Of Kings;
the BATTLES and other tragedies OF men and nations;
the Humorous situations of life in every degree tho
SENTIMENTAL aspects of human society; the HISTORICAL
events that make up the record OF the world; the
J..xnsc,pE features of the lands we live in; every
pbase of ANIMATED NATURE and innumerable gllmpses
of contemporaneous LIFE AND MANNERS in all nations
The publishers of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

anchorage in the etudllng. This faston-
ing should be particularly good If the
cabinet Is 90 sustain such weight as q
number Of books would amount To-.
These TWO objects that have been d.
scrlb-d are bat very Few of The many
useful pieces o. furnitur. that women
can make Of simpl. materials and clever
use Of her t0Ol-chest.
j. HARDY ADAMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
Possible.

fjuNks1
provn. wonder II there Is any ruin
In mat report about corbett and jack
SOM
prn,,n. I hear that their claims to the
chamnionship are 10 be settled by arbi-
tratiOn.