Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
FEATURES OF
T0-DAY'S PAPER.

T0-DAY'S PAPER.
PocoMoKE PIRATEs-The True story
Of the Rife Battle Near Dog-Fish
Rock-Captain Cox. OF tho little VIII
lie" Opened Fire. and Probably Killed
Marshall.
CHINAMAN LING GUN-An Important
Report Received by Governor Carr.
of the Murder In Madison-Ths Body
Dragged Across the State Line for
Purpose.
OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the
Brilliant Faulkner-Whiting Wedding
bridesmaids Charmed With Hamp-
toms Hospitality.
CONFEDERATION IN RIDGEwAY-A
Consumed1Thc LOss is Heavy, ana
Insurance Light
SEVENTEEN ANNIVERSARY OF the
Union Theological Seminary-Wonder-
ful History OF the School-Reminls-
cences Of Old Days.
NEW POLICE FoRCE-wIll be Elected
for tho City Of Portsmouth Next
Week-Norfok Prohibltionists VIII
Not Touch the Spring Primary.
THE WINTER TURF-Events OF In
terest at New Orleans. East ST. Louis,
and San Francisco.
OLD WORLD NEWS-The Politics or
Britain-The Situation In Slcily-Ihs
French-Englsh Affair in Northwest
Africa.
THE FEDERAL CAPITAL-Continu-
ance OF the Democratic House Ma
torlty to Secure a Voting Quorum-An
Order OF Arrest for Absent Congress-
men-Conhicting Stories as to News
from Hawail--lGossip OF Special IN
terest TO Virginians and North Caro-
llnians.
MODERN HUMORISTS-The Perennial
Jokes and Dry Fun OF Twain. Harris,
and Page-Mr. Mudge's Strange Story
and His Dirge on the Death OF James
Hambrick.
BOTH HELD FOR MURDER-The Cases
OF McNamee and Gaul Sent on-Con-
flict Of Testimony as to Whether At
we'll Was Held When Shot.
CHARGED TOO MUCH INTEREST
Why the TWO Letter-Carriers Were
Suspended-Mr. Guilds Note Not Paid,
But He Did Not Report Them.
CONTESTS FOR CIRCUIT JUDGEs-Big
Fights to be Made In Several Dis
tricts-Gunter' Friends Meet-West
Virginia Debt Settlement and Other
Legislative Gossip.
RESPECT TO HACKLER'S MEMORY
a Memorial Submitted IN the Senate
and Appropriate Resolutions Adopted
Supreme-Court Judges Elected.
SAW WITH THE GLASS-Asa Hartz's
Suggestions for Viewing an Eclipse
Grabbed by a Stranger in an Elevator.
Don't Listen TO Ham Jokes, Second
Hand
PROMISED FIS FETP-The Parting
Words OF the Idle Reporter to His
Colleagues-A Richmonder Taken for
an Ascending Cashier Turns the Ia
bles-Duplicity OF Names.
FLOORS OF KITCHENs-soms Curious
ones stu In Use in Old England-How
a New York House ~ Guarded Against
Rats-Plain Coverings Of Various
Kinds-Paint. Stain, and OIL.
MRS THURBER-The wife OF the Presi-
dents Private Secretary-Her wash
ington Home-A Clever Woman VINO
Wisely Doesn't Mix Up In Politics
RICHMOND sOCIETY-A Round Of Gay
Eyents-The German a Brilliant AZ
fair-The Lunch. card. and THURSDAY
Clubs Observation-Disclosures and
Lunches.
THE PROPOSED NEW GAME LAWS
Polk Miller Explains the Changes That
Are Asked Of the General Assembly
NEW YORK FAsRIoNS-A Great Lax
ury OF outdoor Apparel INDUCED In
Street Garments Of F'ur or Trimmed
and Lined With Fur-Seal Capes
| Cloaks, and Coats.
QUERIES AND ANsWERs-WhatW Would
Happen Should the World StopT-Coi
fee and TariT-Who Fired the Las
Shot2-Poor Debtors Exemption, Etc.
Etc.
! WILSON TARIFF ETLL-Protest Asains
/ II From owners of the Dine Furnaces
I'm Virginia-The Proposed Reduction
WIN BE Disastrous to Home Indus
tries.
by STEAM IN JUDEA-Travei on trains
From Jaffa 10 the City of Jerusalem-A
Letter to Rev DR.. Kerr.
"FREAKs or ACTTON'-A Tariff Letter
From Gustavus Milhiser, OF Rich
nond-How the Color Question Ope
rates in the South to Prevent th'
Study Of Economic Questions.
LEES CHRISTMAS DINNER-No Truti
in the Story Of the Cabbage Head
and "Bit of Bacon"-General Lees
"Opinion OF General Pender."
SOCIAL BALTIMORE-Engag o.
Miss Louise Morris to Mr.. Frederick
Gebhard-Mrs Swan Tricks Larg'
Party-Junior Cotilon Clubs Ger
man.
THE CHESTER CAKE-The Bride-Cak'
Bakers TO the English Royal Family
A staff OF Artists In Sugar Owens
as Big as Parlors.
BLACK AND WHITE GOWNS-A Gu
rious Studio Where Mrs. Clevelan'
Gowns are "Dreamed'-Dinner-G Gowns
Reception Gowns, and Ball-Gowns Al
in Black and White.
| BACHELO -GIRLs-They Form Dis
tinct Element IN New York Life o
TNo-Day-Elsie De Wolfe and Jeannett
Glider