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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

village on the Midway. To make test
case. only nine were taken down 10 th(
custom-house and arraisned before Judgl
Newman OF the District Court. n hears
ing on writs OF habeas corpus viii occus
next Saturday.
I.eon-fam. whose face has becoms IA.
millAr 10 visitors To the Midway by his
towering and robust form and good-na-
tured countennnce, laughed at tho idea
OF the charges contained in the petition.
81 wish. he said. In very good English,
that YOU would come and see how far
the glrs are Kept in slavery. They sra
free. it has been stated by the sar q
persons that ths girls were brought eere
for wrong purposes. This IS not true:
They have been here four weeks now. and
nothing but good behavior has taken
place as everybody can testify. want
II settled We will have nc trouble In the
court"
\ half dozen OF the Chinese beauties
came out. and certainly they seemed little
depressed by their serfdOm. They. were
all chatting ard laughing. and looked very
clipper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Collector Ryan-senntor Martin
General Personalities.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. October s.
tSpecial)-Collector William Ryan, Of
Richmond. again visited the Internal
Revenue Bureau, in the Treasury Depart
mont. to-day. and had an interview with
Commissioner Miller on matters connect
ed with the service.
Commissioner Miller was very much
gratihed at the increase of the receipts
from internal revenue which are largely
in excess Of those Of last year. This IS
peculiarly the case in the Richmond Dis
trict. and IL gives Mr.. Ryan some en-
couragement in the line Of being able to
increase his force in the near future
Senator Thomas Martin ana Mrs. Mar
tin. of Virginia, arrived here yesterday
evening. and are registered At the Nor
mandip. The Senator visited the de-
partments today in the interest as usual
Of his constituents.
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt, the
Young yio,in student. came from Rich
mond this week. and has resumed her
studies under Professor Kaspar.
POSTAL AND PERSONAL
Thomas j. Whitmore has been COM
mssioned postmaster at spring rro'e'
Va. and Andrew Shaver at Almond, Va.
dell county, y. {.
Among :he changes of fourth class post
masters to-day are the following: ). ;.
cox succeeds J. c. Brown. removed, at
Brown, Randolph county, y. c., and u.
: Gates succeeds +. i. Gates, resigned,
N Rockspring. Orange county. y. c.
Ex-Governor =. NJ. Holt Of Haw River,
Alamance county. y. G., is registered at
the Metropolitan.
The arrivals at the hotels to-day in
clude the following, r. 4. Campbell.
ana Mrs. Allen Virginia, National; J. 7.
brown. Nelson county. Na.; =. c.
Mitchell. Virginia; II. IL. Munson. and
wife. North Carolina, Metropolitan; l..
q. singleton. Richmond Va; J. ii. Hen
dcrson. LNnchburg. United States Hotel;
" J. Mosby. Virginia; II. w Arnold.
Norfolk. Va: St. James; X. II. Gencke.
Petersburg. Va; y. Ressew, Charlottes-
vile Va: j. NJ. Dickinson, Newport
News. Hotel Warner; II. T.. Brunet, Pc
tersblrg. Va; S II. JollifIe, Millwood.
Va . Henry Jackson. and Miss NJ. Dres-
Ier Coyington. Va. X. f. Davis. and
wife Stanardsyille, Va; \. Quinn,
r Turner and wife. Richmond. Howard
House.
postmaster Herbert. Of Portsmouth.
who has been on trip TO New York.
stopped over to-day TO see Third-Assist-
ant-postmaster-G Jones on depart
nent business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
Mostly Trining Cases.

There were very few cases before the
Police Court yesterday, and all OF them
were Of a triilng nature.
Thomas Smith tcOloreD. charged with
stealing a gold-headsd cane from Mr. Ed
ward Gray. was found guilty, and sent
10 Jail for ninety days.
The case of George Davis (colOred).
charged with stealing an overcoat. the
property Of Major Broufman, was con-
tlnued until the 9th.
Adoiphds Alien tcolored) was charged
with assaulting bradford Robinson. The
case was continued until the 18th
:. Wineberg was charged with having
in his possession a pair OF clippers, the
property ~ Powhatan Apperson. II was
clearly proved that Apperson himself went
10 Wineberg and pawned the clippers.
and Justice Crutchfield ordered that they
be- allowed 10 remain In the possession OF
the Ulwn-brOker. and dismissed the case.
The case Of Barney FrischkOrn. charged
with assaulting Henry Cohen. was con-
tnued until to-day.
There were no cases reported for viola
ton Of the Sunday closing ordinance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
Regret at Norfolk,
RESPECT TO GENERAL MALONE.
Grnys' Veteran Association to Adopt
Rcsoiutions-To Attend Funeral.

There was meeting at the Armory
last night OF members Of the Grays AS
ran Association and other survivors Of
Nahone's Brigade. called TO take suitable
action with reference to the death OF
General Malone. Captain James T.. Phil
lips presided. and Mr.. l.. Scott Gibbs act
cd as secretary. After remarks by cap
tain l.aughton and others u was decl1eu
To appoint a committee 10 prepare SUIT
able resolutions and report al 1uturt
meeting. Captain Phillips. Colonel Pol
lard. Captain Spence. Captain Laughton'
and Colonel Archer were appointed on
the committee. 1t was decided to sehd
a message OF confidence 10 the family.
and comrades Laughton. Sp' nee Archer.
]. W. Craig. Joseph G. Dickerson, ana
William Partn, J. II. Pyle George W.
Libby, ]. II. Askew, and Captain j. T..
Phillips were appointed 10 attend the
funeral. Any others who served IN Ma
homes Division wishing Ia attend the
funeral may accompany this delegation.
The Richmond party, which promises 10
be quite large will 20 over on the last
mail and return at +. NJ.
on the receipt of the news OF the dea'h
OF General Malone the Virginia nag was
placod at half-mast at Lee Camp Soldiers
Home. Governor O'Fcrrall was asked by
= member Of the Grays' Association TO
send q detachment of the Howi'zers over
10 Petersburg to fire salute, but upon
thinking the matter over he reached the
conclusion that IL would be setting pre-
cedent that perhaps ought not 10 DE es-
tabltshcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

death These matters were iuily SVt ioi 80
tu the Dispatch Of yesterday, ana u "''y
remains To- hc added that the 'N'i I''
bitterness with which, acc"Idhs u" -
ports reaching here. General amer J..
conducting hi. campaign in the SoIth"tS'
for honest elections" and new cicctlo'
law gives strong Indication Of ms m
tegtlou to assume active leadership OF the
Repuhl.cans. and to conduct ms manage
ruent ~ party affairs on The most aesIeS-
siye ana offensive plan.
Judsc Duncan. of Lee county VIM
heard his speech az the courthouse there
few days aeo. spoke Of II mere as
one ~ the bittcrost hc ever listened 10.
Th, judge while speaking in personal
kindness of tho new leader. d"plorcd
,r. character OF his haraugue and the
..' effect Il IL on the public mind IN the
southwest as a result certain to come
TFLFGRAMS OF SYMPATHY.
Since the announcement Of the death
t.. Malone has been receiving tclcgrdms
81 ~tmuathy from distinguished people
Al over ,hc country. and from the Con-
t.f.rIte camps at Norfolk. Petersburg,
Stanton. Roanoke. and Richmond. In
ADDITION to tho. there have been hume
f..- .N,rs OF service In connection win
t.e funeral an of which had 10 be ue-
l.rsi Tu, Confederate veteran Asso-
cation of the District of Columbia also
.t.-.I ', act as escort 90 the remains, not
...t iu this city. bat ID Petersburg MIS-
..r. thanked tho association ior lis
l.t .~.r U.t declined the preferred ser
.. OBJ. is understood 10 be IN accord
.... u..h the wishes OF General Mahone
l- If WHO frequently saiI that wncn
..I 4 80 this city. be wanted to BE-
...t.. without any display, ana 10 nave
.-.. t. personal friends at The funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
THE :. T.. e. 4. HOARD MEETS.
Report on Last Months Cnscs-MnnN
Ncv Mcmbcrs-The hampers Cnsr.

Last evening the Board OF Directors
of the Society Ter the prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals held its regular meet
ing. President JuI. =. Wood in the char.
IN the absence of Mr.. Owens, Mr.. Daniel
acted as secrcta-y The following persons
were elected members II ;hc society: MIS-
James \. welsh Mrs Sidney i. Dud-
loy. Miss Bessie Ca'lin, Captain w. y. o.
cole and Messrs. +. ~. Hoen. charles
Sirinefellow. William Gray, and ". j.
McANister. .-
The report Of Agent Tay!or
showed that during the month Of Septem-
Der Gfty-five cases Of alleged cruelty 10
animals had been investigated. In only
five OF these was there found TO be no
cause for complaint.
President Wood explained the cruel
operation which is generally performed
for hampers. and declared that the test
case recently dccideu in the Police Court
in which It was proved that such an
operation was unnecessary and cruel IN
The extreme. had had an excellent anu
widespread effect in the community.
After some routine business had been
disposed OF the meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
Special sleeper to Atlanta Via Sea"
bOard AIRLINE.

Commencing october LIST the Seaboarj
AIRLINE will put on through sleeper
from Richmond TO Atlanta. via the IA
nous ATLANTA Special" This sleeper
win be opened at the Union Depot at .
o'clock al night ttrain leaving at R3O.
thus enabling parties going TO the expo
sttlon to ger good nights rest and ar
rive In Atlanta at 400 l.. NJ. the follow-
ins day.
Nv this arrangement passengers TO this
evnosition can leave Richmond via tho
seaboard Airline and go through 20 At
Ianta without change Of cars, and Is tho
only lire Offering such exceptional ad-
yantages.
Far further Information apply 10 III. ".
Rovkin. passenger agent. No. SIG east
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
Tribute TO Polk Miller.

Rev W. T.. Davidson, d. d., Of Cayu-
hoga Falls. O., who is widely and popu-
larly known as most successful platform
superintendent Of Chautauqua assemblies,
pays the following tribute TO Polk Miller
who appears at Young men ,nrist,nn iid,r,i
In letter 10 a friend in Richmond, Mr
Davidson says:
mir. Polk Miller was with me during
the season OF 1895. at the Kentucky Chau-
tauoua Lexington. ky). and also at the
Mountain Chautauqua Nountain Lake
park. Md). lie is geplus OF the first
water. Besides being an agreeable and
affable gentleman, he Is thorough artist
in his line. lie STANDS wlthout a peer as
a delineator of darky life in the old plan
,,,ion davs. He has the power to COM
nIetely hypnotic any audience and 10
move them at will. lie is certain to ex-
ceed any expectations"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
DEHs TO THE 4. X. u.
work OF secret organizntion-ihe
ordcr sureading Rapidly.

TERRA HAUTE, IND, October s.
President pebs. OF the American Railway
Union. has issued IA circular TO the local
unions in regard 10 the work Of secret
organization. which has been found ne
Ceesary i'm many localities because OF the
disfavor in which the union Is held by
railroad oftlcia!s The circular explains
the methods to be pursued IN this work.
and concludes as follows:
81 am especially pleased 10 Inform our
union that the order is spreading rapidly
through all the Eastern a,.'; States Mex Next
year in all probability a SPECIAL conven-
lion Will be held. when such changes IN
,he organic law and In the general policy
of the order viii be made as may be re-
onlred 10 adapt the order TO the ever
moving tide Of events.
some OF our enemies were foolish
e,cngh TO believe when We were defeated
last summer and sent 70 jan mat me
r,reer OF the American Railway Union
VAS ended. AS a matter " fact, II has
iust begun"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
COTTON-sTATEs EXPOSITION.
especial Rates''-"Atianta Speciaf'-
Vim tn. SenbOnrd Air-Line.

Only line running solid trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Pullman buffet
sleepers and vestlbuled day coaches No
extra fare on vestibule trains on Tues
DAYS and Thursdays OF each week fare
from Richmond 10 Atlanta and return,
only Sl2.i0, good for ten days from date
of sale.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICES:
Leave Richmond 9l5 \. NJ. and l2S2
A. NJ. arriving Atlanta next day at $50
4 NJ and 400 T.. NJ.
Remember. commencing October 1st, thu
Atlanta sleeper will be open at Union
Depot at p. NJ This sleeper Is placed
I'm service especially for the benefit &c
the Richmond travelling public.
For other rates and Information apply
70 II. NJ. BOYKIN.
Passenger Agent.
S6 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
FiNc-Cent Faro to Exposition.

During the continuance of the Expos
sitior the Richmond Railway and Electric
Company will run buses from Broad
and Harrison and Main and Meadow
streets TO the Exposition Grounds.
one scent fare paid on the company's
lines at any point in Richmond or Nam
chester will entitle the passenger to
trarsfer-tcket 20 the bus line. which
will carry the holder OF the ticket to ths
front gate Of the Exposition-Grounds.o OF
TO the Marshall-street line, carrying pas.
senger to rear gate OF EXposltion-
Grounds.
Parties desiring transfer-tickets 10 FIX.
position will please notify conductor upon
entering the car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
ACTION OF 4. u. HILL CAMP.
Request That the Body lie Allowed
20 Lie fu State.

PETERSBURG. VA. october S.-(Spe-
cial)-The announcement of the death
of General William Malone. in Washing
ton, to-day, though expected. caused Il
great deal OF regret and sympathy IN
this city, where he has so long resided
while General Mahone's personal asso-
ciations were limited. yet he wes known
by reputation to all our people.
His body will be brought TO petersburg
Cor burial Years ago he had erected
a magnificent granite mausoieum In
Rlandford Cemetery. in which. In the
cours, of time. as occasion occurred
were to be deposited the remains OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
Celebrate Their Wooden Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. West cele-
brated their wooden wedding at their
home. 100 north Foushee street, Monday
afternoon between the hours Of ana I.
The rooms were tastefuly decorated in
growing plants and cut-flowers. Mr.. and
Mrs. West received their guests. while
the following young ladies' served re-
fe.hments: Miss Perkinson. OF Petersburg
Mss juliet Adams. Miss Maria Williams.
Miss Chapman. Miss Routh. and Misses
Rertha and Sallie Wexford. Among the
West Mrs John *. Mason Mrs. II. l..
Maury. Mrs Marshall NJ. Gillian. Mrs.
J. TAYLOR Ellvson. Major and Mrs. Ba-
ker Miss Harrison, Miss Minor. Miss Rat
clirfe and Cantain j. Y. BdgOOd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
ESCORT TO ATLANTA.
President Declines Tender OF Gov
ernor's Foot Guards. Ncw Haven

NEW HAVEN. CONN october 8
President Cleveland has declined the
escort rendered him by the Second Com
pany. Governors Foot Guards OF th'S
city, Oh the occasion of his visit TO the
Atlanta exposition about the middle %. OF
his month. The President IN ms lettet'
which hears date OF October 9Th. says:
Il have already EXPRESSED my prefer
ence against an escort T. the eNpos.llonI
bv a military company Of Georgia; ana !
CSufess that am desirous of haVins my
Journey 10 and from Atlanta as free from
display as possible shall he accom-, com,
nanief by nearly If not AL the meUnerS
nf INV Cabinet. and perhaps their families,
and expect We shall 60 ana return py
the Southern railway though | nave not
been nnalIy notified a. 70 mat.
"Considering the situation. thlnk II
will he better 20 abandon your project,
though / assure you ! am tully senslb.c
Of the kind consi jcrat!on which prompts
Your offer and desire to return my
thanks for the same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
A. The PIny-IiOuses.

"a Breezy Time" an effective farce
comedy. will be seen at the Theatre to-
day. tomorrow. and Friday. There will
he a matinee tomorrow. The piece is
diyerting, without being inane. and has
n slight story. on which To fasten the
various specialties. Il. ID. Fitz and Ha-
thryn Webster are the principals In the
cast.
The field OF minstrelsy has a new star
,bis season. in the person Of "B!lly" Van.
The popular comedian. who was for
many years with Primrose Vests
,roune He will be seen In big min
strei company Of his own. comprising
ATTY artists, at the Academy tonight.
Mr.. Thomas keene and his superb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09

company closed the engagement in this
city with superb production ot R.ch-
ard III at the Theatre last night. This
was Keene's first appearance here In ihIs
role
Miss Eiic Ellsler concluded her en-
gagemert at the Academy with an IN
different production of Camille"
The play "Lioverrment Acceptance"
which Stuart Robson will prcseI. AZ the
Academy Thursday. Friday. and ~ a
matinee on Saturday. Is a decided ro-
velty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
For the COttOn-states and Interna.
tiOaaI Exposition, Atlanta, Gn.
The Only Line Entering the Exposi-
tion-GrounJs.

Round trip tickets will be sold from
Richmond as follows:
Daily, until December Is, 1895. Inclusive
with mai limit January :. 1885. $3.-S.
Daily. uu.il December i5 1885. inclusive.
with fnal limit twenty C0) days from da'a
Of sale. SlI.Cj.
on Tuesdays and THURSDAYS OF each
week, until December "a. 1850. inclusive,
with final limit ten u0) days from date OF
sale, sl2W
Correspondingly low rates from all other
stations. For additional information ard
for sleepng-car reservations apply 70 tick
et agents or AT passenger office. 90 eass
Main street. j G. HORTON.
City Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
An Exciting Runaway.

Quite an exciting runaway accident,
which came near resulting seriously. Oc-
CURED on Franklin street yesterday
morning. when pair OF gray horses at
tached To a hack belonging 10 James Nc
Donough dashed off near the jefferson
and ran at high rate of speed down TO
Ninth street The driver was thrown
from his seat as soon as the animals
started. The runaways narrowly missed
cnlliding with the buggy Of Colonel \. ).
Euford. and would have crashed into the
vehicle Of Mr.. X. l.. Barnes at Ninth
street had not one Of them fallen down
and thereby stopped the other They were
then captured before any damage was
done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
Camp of Sovereign WOOdmen.

DANVILLE. VA. October S.-tSpeciall
ihs World met in this city tonight and
instituted q camp Of Sovereign Woodmen
thirty strong. The following Officers were
elected: Consul Commander. W. h; ta,,. EUis.
Sovereign Banker. T. a Fox; Sovereign
CLERK 4. T. Bur Jr.; Sovereign Escort.
j. q. Fout; Sovereign Guard; r: j. Cobb
Sovereign sentry; "; ID. H2we: GN"esa s1Sss, DYER,
Commander. Rev. Or. 7. u. Thames.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
Academy Of Medicine.

The Academy Of Medicine and Surgery
held its regular meeting IN one Of the
readlng-room Of the Young Mems Chrs-
tan Association last night at $50 O'Clock.
Or White read an inter sting paper on
"Goitre." and this subject was discussed
by Drs Michaux. Shields. Woodward and
Henson. Reports Of cases were made by
Drs Parker. MichauX. Ross, Peyser' ana
inrfrev Tyohold-fever and It's treatment
was then taken up and discussed at some
length
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
washington and Lee senate.

The Washington and Lee Senate OF T.,
Ancient Essenic order held meeting at
81 Albans Hall last night
Mr.. \. g. Fersusson was elected excel,
49,. r.signation of Mr.. 4. y. kender,
and and M~ssrs' J. \. cullen and G, II. Lester
were unanimously elected 10 I'LL the va,
cancics occasioned by The promotion Of
Mr. Fsreusson. At the next regular meet
ine several candidates viii be initiated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
Cropd Officers NisitatiOn.

Elba Council. No 606. Royal Arcanum.
was visited by number Of grand officers
last night. and the session was one OF
unusual interest Among the visitors
We Past-Grand-Rt gents James q.
Blanks ana Charles ". Harwood. Grand
SacreuNy William Lovenstcin, Grand
orator 5. l.. Bloonbers. and Chairman
William II. Williams. II the Finance
Committee An 0f these gentlemen made
S,-'"ibes There was large delegation
nroeent from Union Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
DI. Curry's Movements.

Hon. ]. J.. NJ. Curry left Asheville
few days ago for an extended trip south
in the interest of the Peabody ana Slater
boards, OF whose executive committees
ne Is a member Dr. Gilman of the
Johns Hopkins University, viii accom-
panv him. He will be in Atlanta, Ga,
from the 18th to the 23d, acting as one
Of the jurors Of the exposition, ana on
the 18th will speak at his birthplace in
Lincoln county. Ga. whore a barbecue Is
10 be given in his honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
puvccIsT SHOT AND KILLED.
Victim of "a Quarrel Over settlement
of Accounts.

WILLOWS, CAL, October s.-Edwaru
w. A. Schorn last evening shot ana KlIleu
]. T.. Putnam. a member OF local MN
Of druggists. II appears that during
the settlement OF accounts on the Isl OF 'he
month between EdI,or Scfo'n ana Fut-
= few dollars In favor of the latter. and
~ made a demand on SchOrn for the
amount. Al the meeting OF Schorn ana
Putf am last evening the troupIe % over over tne r7
blll was renewed Angry Word5 We're eN,
chaneed. when Schorn drew a pistol and
shot four times at Putnam. three OF the
bullets taking effect in his body; One "
tered the abdomen, ,he ,od pii i ,ba tne ncd, ert
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
CHINESE VILLAGE "PCLLED."
Charges with Respect to Girls
Rrought from Flowery Kingdom.

ATLANTA. GA. October s.-Two At
lsnta laundrymen had the Chinese village
pulled to-day. They charged that Leon
Lam and Kee-Ow-Yang. the concession
aries had Imported thirty Chinese girls
for wrongful purposes, and swore that
the girls were TO be sold into virtual
slavery here. Rich Cinnamon pay about
sl,eo for good-looking girl, II Is said.
There are thirty women In the Chinese
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
Take Your ChOIce-Largcst stock In
fhe south.

We have a fun line of the following
makes OF Upright Pianos: Steinway'
Hardman. Kimball. Fischer. Bradbury.
HaIlet & Davis. Kroeger. Smith 4 Barnes,
and Schumann & Sons. Lowest prices;
liberal terms Of payment.
WALTER y. MOSES & co,
1905 Main street Opposite Post-OfhcD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
III. Head Badly Cut.

Early Yesterday morning Officers Amos
and Jennings found Mr.. 4. j. Andrews
I,,ino in the stree With his head badly
crt ~ - Ne had been to the Masonic Temple
:, nere the artillery banquet was given
arJ soiJ thqt when returning home n
- a'al fr,,,k by L man whom he did not
,ecoonize Dr. Luxford. who vas in
charee Of the ambulance, took several
stitches i'm the wound, which was not
eariOtIs one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
Orunus at Reduced Prices.

We have too many kimball Farrant
& Votey. and Story * Clark Organs for
parlor, church. and school. which We Will
sell at very reduced prices. solely for the
purpose OF thinning out our stock. CaL
soon and secure bargain.
WALTER ID. MOSES & co,
1906 Main street opposite post-Ohice).