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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIMpROyFD
GK0IND, FRONTING THE WEST SIDE, OF
TWEH N,I THIRD STREET BETWEEN VI AND
\ STREETS NOETIIWEST
Under the authority Of decree Of the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, passed 10 the
oaIise OF OTIGe All6n ct aI., No. I5.I2I in
equity, VIII ofer for sale, at public auction in
front OF the Premises, on WEDNESDAY NOVEAI-
BER SEVENTH, 1884. AT HALF-PAST FoIiK
O'CLOCK PM, that certain unimproyed lot OF
ground situate in the city OF Washington IN ga ia
District known as and being all OF the original
lot numbered q. comprising the sub lots ietfered
r, and q, In Joseph Redfcrns subdivision of
lots, In the square numbered 80. as per plat record
ed In Ier C. III. b., at folio 213, OF the records of
the ONCE or the surveyor for SAID District with
the appurtenances and easements thereto belonging
Terms OF sale: One-tbiTd C1-3D OF the pure hase
money to be paid IN cash Il e day of sails, or
the ratification thereof by the court, and the
r sidue IN two equal installme nts in one and two
years from the day Of SALE TO bear interest there
from at the rate of six per ceDtum per annun, the
deferred payments TO be represented by the PROM
issory notes OF the purchaser as stated. or the
purchaser, at his option, may pay all cash. 500
deposit acceptance Of bid. Conveyancing and
recording the purchasers cost and terms Of sale
to complied With within ten days from the day
Of sale.
JAS. s. EDWARDS Trustee
500 9th st. NV.
THOMAS BOWLING CO., Auetioneers.
oc2S-eod&ds No. 6l2 z st. NV.
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JAMES =. BALDWIN. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUABIE Buupra
lot IN Mt. PLEASANT. on l0TB s1RisryT

ioT n Mt PLEASANT. on n idTR so sIp1SS
EXTENDED.
Default having occurred under the provision. Of
and recorded September ~ 1892 Liner ira
folio 1853 ct SEQ. Of the District OF Columbia land
records the urdersigned viii offer for sale al pub-
lie auction In front Of the premises. on FRIDAY,
SECOND Of NOVEMBER. ises at HALF-PAsf
subdivision OF part Of Mt. Pleasant" and 'Picas-
ant Plains, being as per plat recorded n County
BOOK 3. pag. lOi, OF the records OF the surveyors
once OF the District Of Columbia said lot fronffnr
thirty feet on 18th street extended By a depth On
122GS feet. said lot ~ sold subject 20 a pr1or
trust Of $ 900; maturing juno ., 1897.
Terms OF sale: 800 deposit at time Of ale:
$500 cash. and balance at year, with Der erut
interest. payable semi-annuay OF all cash al pur-
s option. Deferred payment 70 BE- sscSrs1
by deed OF trust on premises sold PurchaeS- 10
comply With terms OF sale within ten dsys or r.
sale AZ his risk and cost.
JACKSON Il. RAIsroS, Trustee.
las II ST. nw.
oc23 dds Ca - AZ
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oc2i-l&ls
THOMAS LOWING & co, Agcl.on.rrs.
PUBLIC SAFE OF vALrARIE ANn IMPROVED

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. 1862 f. STIEET NORTHEAST
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, u. 4.
BY virtue of deed Of trHst 20 the una. RI 2ned
hearing date September !, iS aud recorded Ss,,-
ten5er p. 1893. In I.iber No. 1889 at fni, ,l e.
sea, one Of the land records OF The District az
columbia, and at the request of the party secured
Thereby. We will offer for sale public ii,tiD az,
THE THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER. \ d 1854 At
iiAiL-pASi EOIR O'CLOCK PM. the fnllowInc
described real estate: All OF SGbJt numbered ono
hundred and eighty nSW In LlHis d. Win. aTJ
Within Maysc's subdivision of >,Itlue one I, on
sand and twenty nine uU.rG, said sui.dv isiun j.
recorded In the Office of the surveyor of fbe IBIS.
trict OF Colnnibia in book nineteen IIg, Dl"c
SiNty-threa tts;t. ''' I'7N
Terms Ct sale: One-third of the purchase Yunp,v
IN cash OF which SiD mist be deposited with M.
trustees at the TIM of sale in ca. 1r by ccrti.iJ
cheek and the baiance In equal nstaiimon,s i'm ON.
ahd Two years from the date sale, with interest
ut per cent per aHnuIn, payable semi -ailIiyoIi
or all cash, at the option Of The purcl.iscr t.
tFfns OF sale are not complicd with IL len dlrs
trustees reserve the right 10 resell az rsk al
COST or ting purchaser, after FIVE day,, rn
nee IN The Even fs Star. Al c0HyryaI;cin:. ~
al purchasers Gust. The pr perty viii ~. nob
subject to prior deed Of trilyt TO sqtIlr. 81 20
EDNaRD l.. GtfS
oo,,e, FRANK L. HANCB'K
Trustees
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dla q SO NV
WASHINGTON DANENlIoWER Assignee.
pc11-lAds cor. Iaih nnl {: IS NV.
{. e. SLOAN a CO.. AUcTIoNIKRs.
l4u7 4, street.


TRISTEES' SALE OF vAIUARIE TOT on
SlWDARD. OR Y. STREET NE'R IIGfi. OR
52p, STREET N GEOR;EroNN. nc. M
ih"ED Bh TNOSfOkN FRAME BUILD
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Coart %
the District OF Columbia. passed April 3. 1894.
In equity canse No. l43sg. do~krt 70. wherein
Crown 81 al. are cpmpiainants and Cation - al
defendants. the undersigned trustees VIII offer for
IN FRIDAY. NOVEMBER SEt,DNn. 1sc,I. AT
FIVE D'CLoCK I'M. the following drs. rii-el prcp-
eriy. situated In square lilo. In the city of GeorE
town. District of Columbia. beginning AT Inint
49, feet west from the n,rthMrSt Fnracr of Valley
street and Stoddard street. and thonre running
norihWestNa rdly SEQ feet, and IN the of lat-
10 Inclusive to point 10 the rear Of bot y.
valley street; thence west In n line uarallcl tn
Sioddard street. loo feet a tine patati.l With
said line running northwestwardly FROM - "a Stod-
dard street; and thence southeastwlIy. fi.1 thu
rear OF lots Il 10 - inclusive. and par 81 -,
fronting On High street. 800 feet sii1 .,io!nnl
east 100 feet 20 the place Of begiuul,. innas
34S0 square feet OF ground. more " lss Nth thI
improvements theron. :,
Terms Of sale: One third cash, Of which n de-
Tosit OF 500 must De made time of .Ale ana
the baian"e In two equal iustallmrnIs. 10 one and
two years. for which notes Of purchaser. I~srnr,
interest from day Of sale. and rssuTl ~ deed %
trust on the property sold. viii te taken. or all
cash, at the option Of purchaser. All "pnp,yanrn.f
and recording will he at purchasers rust II t,rlnl
are Dot complied with In ten days fNm day Of kalss
the trustees the right resell at the ris1
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
EDWIN FOitllIe<r, Trustee.
lGl Ia. ave. nv
NJ. ID. BRAINARD. T1lstee,
II m ~
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TRCsTEES SALE OF vALrAEiK IMPROVED
TowN AND WASHINGTON AND pISritICH
OF GoLlMBIA, AT AUCTION. BEING RE-,
BETWEEN . AND Il STREETS, GEnpiI+
TOWN, AND AT THE SOUTHEAST UtllNEEe
OF TWENTIETH AND L STREETS NUIi1IIl
BY virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme Court %
the District % Columbia. passed IN Equity Csuss
al. coRplainanis aud Comfort Sis Jones % ais
are defendants. we will sell at public auction IL
froDt OF the respective prsnses the days am al
the hours herein stated the following d.s,ribed sn
and premises situated In IN. cts - Washington anu
G.orRetown District Of Columbia. Ia wit: 1st. or
OCTOBER 1894. AT -FOUR oCiooK I'M, ait
OF lot numbered twelve u2l. In square nunbere't
eighty sss,. in the city Of Washington. DIS
house. and MONDAY, ofraRER TWENTY
NINTH, 90. AT FOt'R oCIOCK pm, We sSiIt
sell the north one hundred uom feet by the deptf
one hundred and eighty-seven uSTl, On squAni
numbered one hundred and two da-9. in Georges
town. 10 the District OF Columbia. otherwise known
as lot ls7. In Beatty 4 Hawkins addition 10 said
Georgetown- and improved by two 81 framd
Terms OF sale. as provided by the decree. One
third OF the purchase money In cash within tee
days FROM the day Of sale. OF which $50 l. 20 bss
lot. and the balance az the purchas.. money in
two equal inS'alimsBis In ONE aud two years
purchasers shall deliver his aF their pramHsory
notes dated the day OF sale. and 20 bear In
num- and secured by deed or deeds az trust uran
the respective property sold. or all cash, az OPP
tiOn of purchaser. All converancing and record
And IL the terms OF sale not complied with
within twenty days after the date OF Fale the
defaUliug pu'chaser or purchasers, otherwise,
as the court may direct.
HENRY $. MATTHEWS Trustee.
SIMON LYON, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
TODIORROw.
Horses.

AT PUBLIC AUCTION
8. BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,
No. $40 LA. AVE.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES.
MI. ELI WILSON OF PHILADELPHIA has
Consigned to a car load Of Horses and Mares. to
be sold, within the bazaar, TOMORROW THURS
DAY. MORNING, OCNBER TWENTY-FIFTH, at
Ten O'CLOCK. This load consists Of some very
extra workers and fine drivcrs-ALL TO BE SOLD
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
Twenty-Five head Of Horses and Mares, consigned
by local parties. and In the lot will be found some
good young and sound stock. We invite buyers to
attend this PEREMPrORY SALE.
Il s BENSISGER, Auctioneer.
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RADCLIFFE, DARR q CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREESToRY BRICK
HOUSE. KNOWN AS No. 1916 CORCORAN

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-SToRY BRICK
H0ISE: KNOWN AS No. 1916 CoRCoRAN
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated October H.
1892 and recorded iibcr No. iT44 folio TO- Of she
land records of the District of Columbia and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, We viii sell
ut public auction, Ia front OF the premises, on
TUESDAY. THE TIIRTIETH DAY OF oCrop Err
A. ID. 1894. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the following real estate In Washington city, D. c.
TO wit: Lot No. 100, In Charles Earlys subdlyisIln
of lots ia square No. 134, together with the i'm
provements thereon, consisting of a three-story
brick house.
Terms of sale: 81 900 cash. OF which 5000 must
be paid at tina OF sale and the balance in two
date Of sale. with interest at 6 per cent per an
mum. payable semi-annualy. to be secured i,y deed
or trust on property sold all cash, at option of
purchaser. All conveyancing, &c. at purchasers
cost. EDMOND T.. MctLEILAND,
CAZENOvE G. LEE,
oc1sd&ds Trustees. 14o5 r st.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK RESI-
DENCE, No. 1136 9Th ST. NV.
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed In Equity No.
the premises, on SATURDAY. OCTOBER TWEEN
Ti-SENENIH, 1894, AT QUARTER PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, lot Al. In Ellsworth and Rawlings
G, per plat recorded in book Ii, page 80 OF
the records OF the surveyors Office OF faid Dis
trict, with the improvements above stated.
Terms: One third cash, Of which deposit Of 500
must be made at time of sale, and the balance in
three equal instailments, in j, 2 and years for
which notes Of purchaser, bearing interest naya-
lie sefi-annualy from day Of SALE and secured
or all cash. at option OF purchaser All conyeyanc.
Ing and recording at purchasers cost The trus-
tee reserves the right to resell ik and cost OF
defanltinc purchaser, after ten days notice. IL
terms are not complied with In twelve days
THoS. E. wAGGAMAN, Trustee,
ocIt-eoNds sl7 4 st. NV.
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SLOAN CO., AUCTIONfERS, 1897 G ST.
Successors to Latimer 4; Sloan)
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C. q. SLOAN G CO.. AUCTIoNEERS. I4o7 q sT.,
tSncreSsOrs 10 'Atimer a SluanJ
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NATH'L WILSON, Attorney for Party s. nred
No. 622-624 v St NV. oci7-d&As
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

addressed the committee. We regret 20
say that the Faculty, WINE espres''us
their belief In the value or medicai eA-
nminIng boards, in the abstract were
very warmly opposed to any examina-
,,on of their own students, and their
speeches amounted to an earnest PROBES.
against the board, and In favor or the Dill
which had been presented for It's ADOLF
tlon." i.
At the close OF the recent session OK
tho Legislature the Faculty had secured
their appropriation, the bill OF the VIZ
ginia Hospital had failed. ana TINS ins,i-
tuition Is now unable to respond 70 many
of the piteous appeals which II daily re-
ceiyes from the sick poor VINO require
hospital care or surgical operations
The Faculty had also my Mucnbncn ie'-
ter which they were showing ABOUT the
town, giving II an Interpretation not very
crcdltablc to me, and doing IL IN way
not very croditable 10 themselves. rms
little success on their part made them
reckless. aad induced them to make the
violent attack upon me In their letter OK
the 18th OF March. i have been oDilEe"
20 say some severe things about then' they
have themselves to blame. l now leave
them to a discerning public.
Now gentlemen / have done. NOT
getting 5000 a year from the state can
not afford to continue this correspondence
for which, Of course have to pay.
II haze done you any wrong. inc
law gives you, II you choose to appeai 10
q annie redress. HUNTER INQUIRE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
MISSION M EETING.
VouHrh DAYS SESSION or THE BAL
TiMoRe CONFERENCE.
amer Acauittsi Mr. wheeler Withdraw.
from the Ministry and Church-Ad-
mitted TO the Travelling Ministry.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March a.
Nspeo'al)-The missionary meeting last
night was peculiarly interesting. After
very able address by Rev. ii. c. Nor
rson. ID. D.. missionary secretary, Mr..
Nasao' Japanese student from Wander
oht University. made an address. show
ing many peculiarities OF the marriage
customs OF his country.
The report OF the board showed fat
tering state OF interest in the cause OF
missions for the year.
Hon T. Il. Pret,yman. principal OF the
state Normal School OF Maryland Is
present at the conference. MIR Pretty
man IS prominent layman. and nearly
a'"aSs representative at the General
conference.
TRIAL UNNECESSARY.
Tho Committee OF Investigation IN the
case or Rev. Y. W. Wheeler reported "a
trial Unnecessary. Upon this discharge
o. the case his character was passed;
after which. Nit Wheeler. under great
yelling. announced his withdrawal from
the ministry aud membership Of the
Mcthodisi Episcopal Church. South Mt
wheeler declared that he had malice to-
wan h'4ts ana love ior an.
VERY GRATIFYING.
The address Of Dr. w. ". Smith prcsi-
dent OF the Randolph Macon College and
The Woman's Female College. at Lynch
burg showed "a very gratifying state Of
progress IN the affairs of the college and
tts academies.
a telegram was received announcing
the illness OF Mrs y. :. Gardner. wife
30 mi
The Doctor left at once 10 the regret Of
many. as he Is prominent IN the work
of the conference. The conference passed
Il resolution OF sympathy in his behalf
DIT George G. Smith spoke at length
IN behalf OF the interests Of Paine and
lane lnstitutcs-collrccs for colOrcd pe1-
ple In the South. Ii- went on TO show
what friends the Methodist Episcopa!
Church, South. people had ever been 70
the negro. and how worthy OF regard Is
the colorcd Methodist Episcopal Church
OF America. This is tho body set apart
b. the Southern Church.
To FULL CONNECTION.
IN answer to the question. "Who arc
admitted into fun councct1n%' the names
of William :. Hammond. John H.
Schooley. Henry l. Hout and J. ". Nc
Nell were called. They stood before the
Bishop, while in a most impressive man
Iicr hc addressed them upon tie privileges
Hni obligations IF their future WORK.
They then answered the disciplinary ques-
tons. and were by vote admitted into
fan communion in The travelling ministry.
WAsHINGTON NEXT.
When the question ass TO the place az
thf next meeting Of the conference came
up several cities were nominated ~ very
cordial addresses az invitation. among
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
Mozart Musicale.

The following select programme will be
rendered az the musicale tomorrow eve
ming The artists who viii appear are
ell favorit with the members, and the
reflections have been chosen TO suit the
popular tastes. The artists are Miss
J.eta Stakely. soprano; Miss Adile Klein
schmidt. coutrdlto; Mr.. Anton Kaspar.
solo viollnist-al from Washington; Cap
tain Frank Cunningham. tenor. and Mir.
Jacob Rcinharit Of our city: Soprano,
"Bel Haggio." Nosslni) Miss Leta
Stakely: contralto. Eternity" violin OBJ
tigato lMascheronib Miss Adne Klein
schmidt: violin "Iantasic Oh Russian
Airs" tDe B-riat) Mr. Anton Kaspar;
tenor. by the Sea-" Schubert) Captain
=. w. CUNNINGHAM; contralto. comic
Fernando" OoniZettD Miss Klein
schmidt; soprano. Valsc "Parla," CAR
6iu) Mis- S'kcly; violin. Ninth Con
rerto. DE Hgiot) Mr.. Kaspar; contralto
y. because ! Love YOU" OHaslet) b.
''The EXchag ge." Druza) Miss Klein
schmidt tenor. The Girl l Left BEHIND
Ae," Qil4ke) Captain Cunningham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
THE BALTIMORE MALE PERFORMERS
The Paint aud Powder Club alskcs a De
Cided hit here.


,Iv,o .,.-,,,.,.. pain, o,.l I,.,,lor Clubs
inolucli'a OF le come opera anus
'apha" at tie Academy yesterday in aiI
II the Vir..frf9 Tf..,-f.1 N.. ON "A scale
.,. Icon.
- ''' '
s9uAl!'i ana never 'Al...r4 Ly amy '.''"-
sar ORGANIZATION .' '.N' - an D. ne
Eatoh al young SOCIAL hons. i'."'. " w.
. l-.T Win " Ni." ~ hi'l.- ''7'.S an"
elaborate np i''4r J ii-ii finances 'i ,-'
nti"7 oi ea.-.itN- "r uAil .''-'S GA '.'
'"i'i ,"lniA, 'i .''7 li INC i'''-''' nv
s'A1'I'ir' LOT '-.io l7 AY' ~ woman Nl
u company.
Tie ai.i noes !tSI.i3HF were l"i -e
ma i--H.'ii.-'l"' lh'i Ut Tue '''-.IHS
feT-oii''-iDe u' ing tsp'c.-H4 So Al'
opera U.s. written '} @ii- -Aili'l DARWIN
Sio>-ne. Who L,a-a inc easy. IL IS tt"-e-
Jul tilrs sirHtis +ttiii.1t.H+ It4Hdl'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
Death of Fred Tyler.

Mr.. Fred c. Tyler, a very popular
young man. formerly OF Richmond, died
In Washington Friday. In the 18th year
OF his age. lie had been sick about two
weeks The remains were brought here,
and the funeral win take place at 3 A.
n. to-day from Marshali-Street Christian
church. Mr. Tyler was son OF the late
T.. ~. Tyler. and nephew OF Mr. W..
II. Tyler. OF the Internal Revenue De
partment. For some time he had fiiied
Tho position OF car accountant or the
Richmond and Danviile railroad. and was
= most valued employee OF the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
The Feast of 1T. Joseph.

Tho Fast % ST. Joseph. which has
been transferred 10 the 4th OF April
viii be celebrated with great solemnlty
at the Little Sisters OF the Poor. a
good dinner will be given to the old poo
)le. as usual. but as the house is ex-
c-edlngly crowded. the inmates will re-
main In their respective dming-rooms.
The blessed Sacrament viii be exposed
from mass until benediction. which will
be given ty the Right Rev Bishop Van
de Nyver Immediately after the dinner.
thus terminating the happy feast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
Committee on Arrangements.

At meeting OF the Richmond mem
bers oiih- State Medical Society Tues
DAY evening the following Committee OF
ArranEcmcnts for the annual meeting
W. appointed BY Dr J. 5. Wexford. tenn
1nrary chairman: Drs Lewis c. Bosher.
4. ". L. Brock. W. S. GOrdan, J. 4.
,iodrus. George i. Johnston. J. w. Long,
? l.. Mathew Oianchester). j. Il. Nc
Jaw. r. j. Moon. w. W. Parker. G.
81. shields IL. " Taylor. j. y. Cpshur,
q. S. Ncfoii. and j. a. White.
The mcnbgrs VIII report their ac-
rcptancs 10 Or. ]. $. Wexford. or to Dr.
John i. Woodward. secretary. SO as 10
avoid "a vacancy. Notification OF the
time and place Of meeting will be given
iater
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
High-Art Millinery allow Prics
ss&n&mm~g1
GREAT DISPLAY OF
.ne1v Atm9&aa@:.
GREAT DISPLAY OF

Now that you have seen the various spread o-l.''
town YOU will be more than assured that "a r..
MANN'S MILLINERY heads the list tor style e> '...
ness, variety, and by far the largest assortment.
The comments made in this department in the pa-. 49,
weeks were aatering to us, and ladies Of good t'.
Judgment express their delight and appreciation OF
prices in most substantial way by liberal purcha,e>
sped by the success of the past fortnight we offer add
attractions for the coming week
New and hobby effects in TRIMMED HATS shown
the first time tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

Harry Green tcoiored). while seated on
n beer-keg In the bar.room Of William
West. No. 405 west Leigh street. last
night about II 30 o'clock. dropped dead.
DIR. Farrell. who was In the ncishbor-
hood. was called in. and stated mat
death was caused by beart-disease. the
Coroner was notified, but after hearing
DR. Farrcll's diagnosis. deemed an IN
quest unnecessary, and allowed the body
60 be removed 20 the home OF the De-
ceased. No. ii2 west Baker street. lie
VIII view the body to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
RECRUITS QUITE PLENTIFUL.
Coxey's Army Passes from Ohio INTO
,,.x,v.rta-Tbo Frye Contingent.

Coxey's Army PASSES from Ohio in'o
Pcnnsyivania--The Frye Contingent.
EAST PALESTINE, O.. March IL
coxcy's army struck tents by $50 TINS
morning. and the entire outht. over 'wo
hundred strong. started on the way Owe,
~. pennsylyania State line into the srea'
Industrial region OF the Ohio Valley: re
cruits were quite plentiful this morning
SIX HUNDRED MEN.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. March Sl.,Sen,
eral Frye's army OF COO men arrived mere
tonight on q freight train from IeNns,
The tops as well as the inside OF .ne
cars were densely packed with humanity
From each car fioated an American nSs
The men were landed on inc MI, Upg 10.
aide of the river. and Mt O'CLOCK 70,
night were feeding on bread ana fnea, ,
Furnished by the city. The army i'''
for 81, Louis about midnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

Company. Shinault was captured, and
sent 10 the Hastings Court. but Ball
escaped. He wns arrested yesterday by
special-ofiicer Duke. OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. and turned
over TO the police OF the First District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
uai In Go IIpme.

a regretiablo incident Of this season In
musical circles was the disbanding In
Richmond OF the University OF Pennsyl-
vania Glce. Banjo. and Mandolin Clubs.
Though a splendid organization their bust
ness this year was phcnominally bad.
and since their opening they had lost
money every night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
ITNTRINMED HATS.

A complete variety of Cntrlmmed Hats
and Bonnets. in all the newest Shapes
color and braids.
Here are the New Yachting shapes
the Walking Hat. Flats, Small Turbans,
Jaunty. Dress Shapes-in fact, every
popular new shape in straws-all eoiors'
and prices ranging from DC. upward.
Special attention IA called 70 tne eN-
tremeIy pretty shapes in Fine Fancy
Straws for children. at 65c.. 1Je., s5c.' ana
SIP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
universitv Co,leyc of Medicine.

The examinations Of the University COL
lege OF Medicine OF this city closed last
night. and the list Of graduates viii be
announced Tuesday morning. The com
mencement exercises VIII take place IN
the Theatre Thursday night. Hon. Sa-
dius II. Busbcc, OF Raleigh, n. C, VIII
make the commencement Grafton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
A New Democrat Club.

4 club will Ice organized in the interest
90 the Democratic party at Central Han,
30. 30s north Fifth street. next Thursday
night The organization will start out
with a membership Of 100 young working
men.