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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Give us Back Annomattox.

From some OF the newspaper state
ments which We have seen We judge that
fl is the purpose of the Post-OMce De
partment to drop the name Of "Surren-
der" as the Official designation Of Apo
nattox and adopt some other instead
This Is not one half what the people
Of Virginia ask What We want is sur
FENDER 10 De dropped and Appomattox
retained. Nothing short OF this Will sat
isfy the popular demand. The name of
Appomaiiox should be preserved in con-
necjion with the place made memorable
by the last stand Of the Army Of North
en Virginia. Given 10 any other place
"Appomattox" would be a msnomer.
The plain duty of the Post-Ofice De
partment Is to leave AppomattoX to con
tlnue forever as AppomattoX. If the
railroad station wants name let II
choose any other name than that Of
Appomattox. Surely. the range of Sc
lection Is broad enough.
SO far az we know. nobody has yet
been found TO defend the idea OF taking
from Appomattox It's name to give 1t to
another village. That the county seat
has been removed from AppOmattox to
the railroad station isn't sufficient ex-
cuse, particularly as 50 many county
seats in Virginia have names different
from their county names.
TIE northern papers are almost as much
OF a unit as the southern papers Ia oppo-
Kition 10 the order which has gone forth
from the Post-Ofiice Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
HARBoRTON CHURCH DEDICATED.
The Charges Against the Chincotengue
"SanctIticd Band "--Services In jail.

ONANCOCK, VA, September .S-tSpe-
cial)-The Methodist church at Harbor-
ton. In the lower part Of Accomac, was
dedicated on Sunday. Rev. James Cannon
principal Of the Methodist Female IN
stitute at Blackstone preached the dedi-
cation sermon. a considerable sum OF
money was raised TO cancel the debt rest
ing on the church.
Accomac county Jail IL choketui or
prisoners The four members OF the
Sanctlhed Band. from Chincoteasue
Island. who are in Jail because they re-
fused to furnish security for Sloo each.
hold religious services every night ana
morning for the benefit of their fellow
prisoners, all OF whom they hope 10
convert to their faith Their praying
singing, and exhortations. are so loud as
to be heard far beyond the jail walls
Following is the charge for which they
stand arrested:
For n misdemeanor by them commit
ted in this that they did. on the 26th Gay
OF September. 1898. and on divers other "a ,Ss
and times, before and afterwards, IN the
county Of Accomac unlawiuly ana luJu
riously conspire one with the other 10
commit and did commit. acts or niue
cency; that they did cause Mary II, i 6uI
ton TO leave her husband. Woolsey bur
ton. that the said persons dld cofSpre
together and promulgate the doctrine com
monty called ''froe love" teaching married
women to disregard their marriage vows
that said persons did conspire 10 appoin'
male and female member as 1eloW
watchers. to sit up at night and Watch'
that by the acts OF said persons, joseph
Il Lynch William J. Chandler, JOhn r.
Collins. and Sarah Il. Collins, the people
Of Chincoteague Island. have to some tH
tent been scandalized: that the SAID Joseph
Il. Lynch, William J. Chandler Johh r.
Collins and Sarah T.. Collins. with DINERS;
did counsel the separation OF wives am
husbands. that the said persons, Win
others I'm said county. have formed ine'n-
selves into an organized band, III oruei W
do their indecent work more successfully
and otherwise misbehaving themselves,
10 the great damage and common nuisance
of all the good people OF THIS common,
wealth residing on Chlncoteague iS'"i'"'
in the county Of Accomac. -.
Lynch and his followers say that VIM
they come 10 trial they Will he Vlhulcdteu'
and their aCcusers and prosecutors ut.oi'y
confuied and overthrown. Many persons
here ar Of opinion that 1t will be nara
TO establish all that is charged against
these ignorant and misguided fanatics;
but unless something is done to check
them. more serious trouble will result on
the island. as the good people there are
determined TO put down this pestlterous
sect or drive them from the island.
Cards are out for the marriage OF ME-
Arthur Saunders, popular and prosper.
Gus young farmer of Northampton ana
Miss Bessie $. Kelly an attractive young
lady Of Onancock. The ceremony Will
take place in Holy Trinity Episcopal
church. in this town. on the 80 DAY OF
October The occasion promises TO be
brilliant society event.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
FUSION EFFECTED IN WARREN.
williams Whips HIS Wife 10 Death ant
Escapes-Cotton Away Down.

WELDON, y. c., September &.-(Spe-
cial)-Fusion has been effected in War
rem county. The Pops and Republicans
held a Joint meeting and put up A ticket
composed of Thirdites. Republicans, and
one Democrat.
Joe williams. Of Fork. in Warren coun-
ty. whipped his wife to death one day
last week and then escaped. The poor
woman died two days after her cruel
treatment at the hands Of the inhuman
wretch
Cotton Is selling here to-day for So
cents. prominent farmer Informed me
this morning that In future he would
quit raising 1t and turn his attention to
home supplies-trucking ana small grains.
Some Of our most prosperous farmers
are going In for tobacco, and some very
fine cures of the golden weed are being
made here. where a few years ago such
a thing was deemed impossible.
The Republicans in this county are
jubilant over the decision Of the National
Committee in declaring Cheatham the
regular nominee for Congress. He was
clearly entitled 10 it. and White has
never had any reason 10 consider himself
the nominee.
DR.. /. f.. Green Is preparing for a vi
gorous canvass, and those acquainted
with him know what that means-a de-
cided victory for Democracy
Messrs. Frank Allen and Thomas Bal
ton. OF Warren county, have had the mis-
fortune to lose barn each of fine to-
bacco.
Mr.. r. d. Mann. manager of the At
lautic-Coast Line Hotel, here. Is danger
ously i'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Disagreement Among Elks.

Grand Exalted-Ru W. II. Friday, OF
the order of Elks. suspended the follow
ing lodges az a meeting held at Reading
on Monday: New York, No. !: Phiiadel-
phia, No 2; Baltimore. No. I: Boston No
10; Washington. No. Is; Denver, Col, NO.
II. and Norfolk. No. 5s, for holding sun sun
day meetings. and the baltimore lodRe
is suspended for holding sunday picnic
which members of the above lodges at,
tended. This action is severely denounced
by Mr.. Friday and he ord RS that me
above lodges be prohibited from meeting
as Elks Seven Or more law-dbidins lneni'
bers of the above lodges may reorgahiZe'
however, upon proper application;
Mr.. Peter j. Campbell, one OF the grahI
trustees of the order and a member oil
the Baltimore lodge. in speaking ABOUT
the dispatch. said: $500.
THE proclamation Of Mr.: Friday IN sus'
pending the Baltimore lodge az wen az
the other lodges is absurd, as he himsell
is not even a member of the order. Mr..
Friday was suspended from his own
lodge in Brooklyn. y. Y. Messrs. Edwin
T. Uay. OF Washington, who is the Grand
Exalted Ruler: Joseph Laube, OF klch-
mond. Va; Judge Nanderlip, OF Boston
and |. received invitations 10 meet MT
Friday in Reading. but as he is not .,
member of the order Of Elks, we would
not under any means recognize MIN. II
Mr. Friday has grievances against the
Elks he must come TO us during the an
nual meeting of the Grand Lodge. TO be
held in July next at Atlantic CITY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
TRIAL
POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT Of the
ILLNESS OF MRS. BAILEY.
Mrs Nsave Injured Escaping from hsf
burning Residsnce-Ths Fuller Murder
Csss--A Republican Address.

RALEIGH. N. c., September 25.-tSpe-
ciaI)-In the Superior Court to-day
Wyatt Perry (white) was arraigned Tor
the murder OF Tom Bailey. white neigh
bor. The case was then postponed until
tho January term OF court This IL on
account OF the sickness OF Mrs. Bailey
who is an important witness
The whiskey distillery OF J. A. Basinger.
in Stanley county. was burned night be-
fore last. 1t Is said the fire was incen-
diary.
The residence OF Professor w. RI.
Neaye. a well-known musician at Sails
bury. was burned. Mrs. Neave ana her
husband were asleep on the second floor.
He arranged a ladder. on which she was
told to descend, but being. excited, she
sprang from a window, and was badly
injured An arm and three ribs were
broken. She also sprained her back and
ankle. The loss by the fire Is $500.
MANY WITNESSES.
Last evening the examination of States
witnesses i'm the Ed Fuller murder-case
at Rockingham ended. To-day witnesses
for the DEFENCE were put on the stand.
In few cases ever tried in the State have
there been more witnesses.
on account OF sickness, Secretary w.
{ Rarnes. of the State Alliance, aban-
doned his plan of making speeches in
the Ninth District campaign.
MUCH COOLER.
A cool wave made itself felt to-day.
There was good rain last night. and
there was considerable wind. but no
damage was done to crops. etc
DR.. w. J. Hawkins. one OF Raleigh =
most prominent residents, has gone 10
Philadelphia for medical treatment.
There IL no doubt that the RANSOM
Jarvis fight for the seat In the Senate N
handcapping the Democrats.
This morning Governor Carr opened the
fifteenth annual Cabarrus-County Fair.
To-day Mr.. a. r.. Holton, the new Re-
nublican State chairman. issued an adj
dress 10 THE People of North Caro-
lima
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
I AIDES SHOPS Al ~ - d..
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DABNEN * ~At NhIt''

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and patent tti.t' .'i
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tips, which SOFA ~. H '-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
BLACK GOODS.

In our Black Goods Department we
are already making n reputation for the
best goods at the most reasonable prices.
At this counter can be found not only
the Best Staple Goods. but all the very
latest novelties.
We are showing Confined Styles for in
and out OF Mourning. Covert Cloth. Rip
pie Crepe French SILK and Wool Mix
lures Camel s-Hair Serges trough effects.
Mohair Welts and the entire family Of
Plain and Seeded Effects.
Special Lines Of Full and Light Mourn
ing Weayes Of the Best French, German,
and English makes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
North Carolina.

Hon. Chauncey F. Back. of Pennsyl-
Nauia. who went to North Carolina last
week to make the speech on the Nicara-
qua canal upon which We commented a
few days ago. was interviewed in WASH
iueton day before yesterday. lie said as
10 the prospects Of Democratic success
in the Oli North state:
"Thc II r,orra,s are sangIine OF victory
in North Carolina and / do not believe
they are indulg ne in over-confldence.
They are Well organized. aggressive. and
have behind them the prestige of many
past triumphs. But everywhere there is
a revival of Democratic confidence. and
a determination 10 give spirited battle
10 the opposition
The prospect of Democratic success has
grown gradually brighter in both North
Carolina and Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

The Washington correspondent OF the
baltimore American makes the statement
that the nG:ac OF Surrender was chosen
by the patrons OF old Appomattox Court
house post-ofiice. in place OF Appomattox.
We think however. that he is misin-
formed We cannot believe that the
patrons Of the old courthouse post-ofiice
are or have ever been In favor OF giving
up the name of Appomattox. much less
of taking the post-oiiice name Of Surren-
der
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Tho Color Line at Harper's Ferry.

Mr. Dayton. Chairman Wilson's oppo-
nent, went TO Harper's Ferry last week.
and held a conference with his white and
colored supporters. The Shepherdstown
Register says:
MIR. Dayton stopped at the Hotel Con-
nor, but the proprietor Of the hotel re-
fused 10 allow the colored brethren the
freedom OF his house The congressional
candidate thereupon paid his bill and left.
one colored brother named Clifford, Of
Martnsburg, was among those turned
out. and he publishes a long TRADE
against the hotel-koeper."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

The Dispatch finds that there Is gene
raj concurrence in the proposition tha'
in those instances where the city has been
unable 10 furnish water-takers with the
water that 1t promised to furnish, the
City Council should order refundihs oil
part OF the bills already paid ana OF
those which may be paid hereafter while
the situation continues "a at present.
SO far no one at all has yet appeared
to gainsay the proposition that the city
has pocketed money which she is not en-
titled TO hold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

In his annual address at Pittsburg the
retiring commander-in-ch of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. referring 10 the
observance of Memorial-Day. said:
1T is an easy thing for comrades IN
the North 10 observe the day. The COM
munities where the posts are located are
In full sympathy with them. and cities
and towns make appropriations to defray
the expenses in the South posts have
neither moral nor financial assistance.
Take. for instance. the day in Richmond.
WaD this year Everything possible was
done to turn the day and the occasion into
a glorifcation Of the Lost Cause"
This year we unveiled the Soldiers and
Sailors monument on Memorial Day,
which was also DecoratiCn-Day. and it is
a fact that that event dwarfed the de-
monstration Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. But for many years the Union
and Confederate veterans here have fra
tern zed in the work Of decorating graves.
For this reason and for many others which
could be given, IL is not true that south
crn q. ~ r. posts in the South have
neither moral nor financial assistance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

large crowds Of voters, and IL thus led TO
believe that his tariff IL TO be re-enacted
and he TO be elected President OF the
United States. But all such hopes will
be blasted. The Democrats will night for
tarIff silence. and the Republicans for
tariff agitation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
How Far Tariff Agitation Should Go.

Nothing In any OF the reports of Colonel
Evans's speech Saturday night indicates
whether II elected 10 Congress. ne will
vote 10 let the present tariff stand or
vote for more tariff agitation" Come
out, Colonel. and show your colors.-Cou-
rier-Journal
MIR. Watterson. II thus appears. is on the
same platform with those Democrats who
are opposed TO any further tariff agita-
tion-that IL. any attempt TO revise the
new tarffs as whole. The Democrats
Of the entire country viii soon noun,
that platform. The only difficulty they
will have will be In trying 10 prevent tho
Republicans from getting ahead OF them
Mr. Mckinley is stumping In the West
ind Is meeting with warm reception by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
SHUMAN B BOWLES,
1O1 east Broad street.
FINE SHOES! FINE SHOES !!

Nowhere are sach real values IN ladies', Cen
tlemen's, and Chidren's Shoes 10 be had Tor
sucn prices as we give you.
Best Boys School Shoes in the city
for 95c.
Boys Extra Quality, S.25.
Boys Dress Shoes, $50
Misses Dongola Spring Heel Shoes,
good wearers. and worth N.25 sc.
Misses Dongola. Spring Heel. Patent
Tip. soc.
Misses Extra Quality. Dongola. Spring
Heel. Patent Tip. N.25
Ladies' Shoes, ali grades. from CSC. TO 81.
Mems Shoes, solid, Coo.
Gentlemen's Fine Calf Shoes. that can
not be duplicated for less than 500. now
SlS9.
Gentlemen's Fine Calf Shoes. genuine
welt. so.
Gentlemen's French Calf. hand sewed,
$3.50.
In fact, we can give you any grade
Shoe you wish. from the cheapest 70 the
best. and save you % per cent. on every
pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

The teacher Ia pubiic-school principaD
whom we have elsewhere quoted on the
recess question informs us that he has
made exact inquiry, and has ascertalned
that three fourths of the pupils ana
parents Of his school prefer the recess
hour to stand as it is
We can very well understand that that
Is their Judgment if the extension Of the
recess-hour Is TO involve any great pro-
longation of the closing hour. After the
matter has been more fully discussed
we should be obliged if he would find
out how parents and pupils stand on the
proposition to extend the recess from half
20 three quarters Of an hour, with the
understanding that the schools snail close
at instead of al 2A5 i. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

York in German and English In the in
terest Of immigration. has long and IA
vorablc article in its issue of the oth
on THE Upper South" by which name II
desisnates Maryland. Virginia. and West
Virginia II Ia doing a good work In our
behalf. and deserves encouragement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Tho Weeks Appointments Made by tho
state Committee for Democratic Speak

September 2sth-Judge Morrison. Salt
Vile; w. A. Jones. Saluda.
September 27th--P. J. Otey. Brookneal;
$. r. Jones. Bedford county (nigho; >.
s. Turner Madison Courthouse; Judge
Morrison. Glade Spring: w. a. Jones'
Middlesex county; w. X. Mckehhey'
Amelia Courthouse.
September 2ah-P. ]. Otey. Hat Creek I;
8. s. Turner Madison county; II. ID.
Flood. Hat Creek.
September 29th-P. J. Otey. Mount
Zion; s. T.. Jones, Radford; S. ). Turner.
Madison county; II. u. Flood. Mount
Zion: ". A. Jones, Gloucester county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
COUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
RICHMOND. VA. August 30. 1894

iNiNilSOND, n. August ", 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that a general
meeting OF the stockholders OF the South
rnr Railway Company VIII be held at the
ONCE OF the company, at the corner OF
Tenth street and Bank street. In the city
Of Richmond Va, on TUESDAY, the 2d
day OF October 1894. at 10 o clock A. NJ. at
which time ana place there Will be sub
United to the stockholders, for their APP
prevail and ratification. and for their au-
thority to execute and deliver. a proposed
mortgage or deed OF trust BY the Southern
Railway Company 10 the Central Trust
Company, OF New York. as trustee. upon
and covering the railroads, properties.
privileges, and franchises OF the said
company, to secure an issue Of bonds In
the aggregate principal sum OF $3.50, COZ. 900.
payable July J, 1894. In gold coin OF the
United States, with interest at the rate OF
per cent. per aanum, payable semi annu-
ally In like gold coin and also 10 autho-
rize the execution and delivery OF a mort
gage or deed OF trust upon parts Of the
railroad and properties OF the former
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
Railway Company to secure bonds for the
principal sum OF si.500.eo. payable Sep
tember |, 1893, bearing interest AT a rate
not exceeding per cent. per annum.
principal and interest payable In gold
coin, which aforementioned bonds are to
be issued and delivered in lieu and sub
stitution of and for the equipment and i'm
provement bonds thereon, secured by a
mortgage heretofore foreciosed.
BY order OF the Board OF Direstors
W. A. c. EVEN.
u" si-'SSss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
1t seems a mistake to change the nam

II seems a mistake to change the name
of the place where Lee yielded from APP
pomattoX to Surrender" as II appears
has been done. The reason given for the
change is that the old name mas besh
given to n new town on thu line of the
Norfolk and Western railroad, to which
The countv-seat has been moved. and that
the old place was thus left nameless. The
Nirgirians do not like the change, and
northerners should protest against II as
well. for AppomattoX Courthouse is hi,
toric name. which can never belong 10 but
one spot. the place where Lee offered ms
secession. Springfield (Mass) Republican
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
BLACK SILKS.

Black silk Fabrics OF all kinds have
come I'm favor again. and take their old
place In every lady's wardrobe.
We have an immense assortment OF all
kinds.
eros de Londres, Peau de Loie, Satin
Duchesse, Bengalines. Armures, Armure
Bengallne, Gros-Grain, and a variety Of
new weaves.
In regard TO our Black silks, remember
We guarantee them old-time surahs and
taffetas, such as our grandmothers wore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

In the Baltimore Herald and other
papers Of Sunday last Ex-Governor w. II.
Cameron had a very fine sketch OF the
life of Henry A. Wise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OulO LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CON-
PANi Will be- held at the ofico OF DECATUR Ak
TELL. IN the Pace binding, Rich mond, Va, on
WkDS ESDAY. septem Der 10Th, at ~ Vi.
se IBID G. L. WELLFOkU. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Exposition, 1894

Hotels, Boarding Houses,
and Housekeepers should see
our LINEN STOCK before
laying in their supplies.
We have just received our
importations of TABLE DA.
MASK, NAPKINS, DOL
LIES, and TOWELS, which.
for value, excel any ever be-
fore shown.
While in, don't forget to
supply yourselves with
ST EETING, PILLOW
CASES, COMFORTABLES,
and BLANKETS. Every
thing is marked at the new
prices, which are way below
what you are accustomed to
pay. 49,,
If you need any MOS
QUITO CANOPIES we are
prepared to put them up at
short notice. MOSQUITO
NET, all colors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

Due notice will be given Of our
regular FALL MILLINERY OPEN
ING later on through the daily papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
RICHMOND RAlDBh'
AND
ELECTRIC CONPASl

Main Office and Light D'gN
foot OF Seventh street. zee .,Iys
City DIVISION. office NAiI 49,
streets. Telephone slt' r..,.,....
Union DIVISION. Office i"'-'
and Z streets. Telephone 20 .,.ss
Manchester Office. scm~'
Telephone 23?l .,, I.,ss :
Arc and Incandeseen. -
Electric Power al re''souS''o ..',l,G
Elec,ric.Light Winng 4 60, IS
Parties desiring kiee'Ele - ss .
mail or telephone, VIII 10 a'r..L
by representative Of the ''IG
lub 2O-Hl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

The application OF J. T. Montgomery,
owner OF the schooner Thomas j. Jack
son. or this port, for a change in its
name to SUNfLoWER, having been APP
proved By the Honorable. the commis-
this officer to give public notice to all
whom IL may concern of the change ef-
fected. CHARLES NJ. WALLACE.
Collector OF Custsms. District or Rich
mond. Va Sc 23-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
UNDERWEAR.

It will pay you 70 give our Underwear
Department an inspection before you lay
in your winters supply as we keep only
such goods as We can recommend to our
custOmers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

Der Answanderer und Deutsche I'm
Amerika-The Emigrant and German
American-s weekly. published in New
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
SO 1854,

A new arrival OF some of the Latest
French and English Novelties in Fine
Hair-Line and Checked Cheviots. Camers-
Hair Cheviot. Covert Cloth (Melange Mix
tures), Two-Tonel Covert Cloth. Scotch
Serge-by the yard and in suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

The underground trolley will render the
electric strect-raiiroads stiil safer and'
therefore, better than they are now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

Perhaps the Nirginians are showing a
needless degree OF feeling over the change
of the name of the AppOmattox Court
house po-t-ofiice TO Surrender. But the
new name IS certainly a most unhappy
electiOn.-Providence Journal