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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
VENEZUELA READY.
She Can Mobilize an Army Of 100000
Men, If Necessary.
AINsT BRITISH GViANIANs.
Movement to Make Trespassers Get
Back Within Their own boundary
Lines-yoiunteers from Northwest
and from Among EN-Confederntcs

WASHINGTON. November 27-lnlor-
nation Of a somewhat Sensational char
acter with respect - the boundary dis
pUte between Venezuela and Great
Britain has leaked out here to-day. a
letter written by member Of President
Crespo's Cabinet 70 a friend In this coun-
Try discioses the fact that President
Crespo's absence from the seat Of govern
ment. which has attracted some atten-
ton. had purpose In view
The President has been cautiously
sounding the Governors OF the different
provinces Of the republic as to the forces
which they could put into the field in
case OF war. Assurances. II Is said, were
given that a well-equipped army OF
100 900 men could be mobiiized In case the
President should determine upon move
ment against the Br.tsn-Ouianlan set
tiers on wnat is Gained 10 De Nenezue-
Ian territory. with a view 10 driving them
back to the boundary which Venezuela
asserts to be theirs-namely. back OF the
Essquibo river.
While only part Of this force would
be necessary for the purpose. the large
army Of 10000 men. Crespo believes.
would be necessary 10 meet the counter
attack which the Observation-Disclosures with
the aid of Great Britain. would make
against Nenozuela's aggressive movement.
President Crespo has been absent from
Caracas since the heated term began
last summer He was understood TO be
a. his country home in the mountains,
about eighty miles from the capital.
Some surprise has been manifested that
he should have remained away from the
capital for so long a period. the more
especially as several members of his
Cabinet rendered their designations a
month ago. II Is now explained that
President Crespo has spent only part
OF this time IN the mountains. and that
the remainder has been occupied I'm the
manner indicated.
\ member OF Congress from the North
west. who arrived In Washington this
morning, brings with him applications
from FIVE ex-mi.itary men of prominence
I'm his State for commissions In the Vene-
zuelan army In the event of hostllitles
between that country and Great Britain,
and IL II asserted that MANY ex-Contede-
rates are ready TO volunteer In the Nene-
zueian army II war should break out be-
tween the South American republic and
England
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
EAGAN IN NEW YORK.
He VIII Ask Aid for Irish Political
Prisoners.

NEW YORK. November Thames y.
Eagan, the Irish political prisoner. ar
rived to-day from Liverpool on the Teu-
tonic. He was accompanied by his wife.
He received an enthusiastic welcome az
the pier from many members OF the
Limerick Mems Association. Among
those present 10 greet him were O'DOno-
van Rosa, Edward Byrnes. and James
Grady.
James +. Eagan was arrested In Bir-
mingham, England. In 1852, with John
DAILY, for alleged completely In the dyna-
was convicted and sentenced to life I'M
prisonment but was pardoned two years
ago.
Eagan comes here to excite public SYM
patty and raise funds looking to the
release OF all OF the Irish political pr.s-
oners now held In English prisons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
A Matter of business.

Did 1t ever occur to you that you have
money. either lying idle. producing no.
thing, or earning a very small rate OF H.
terest?
The opportunity Is offered TO secure q
guarantee Of not less than per cent,
with a further participation In the profits
earned by 1.-The Mutual Guarantee Build
ing and Loan Association" OF Richmond,
Va. which may equal. II not exceed. IL
per cent. on your investment.
Their fully paid stock offers q safe.
sound and scientific investment, which Is
uncqualed.
FINDS INVESTED CAN BE WITH
DRAWN AT ANY TIME.
Interest payable senl-annually.
The officers OF THE Mutual Guaran-
tee would be glad Of an opportunity to
noint out, by letter or in person. how
this form Of investment may be adapted
10 the individual conditions OF any busi-
ness-n.an, who desires TO improve and in
crease his income through Il safe and
legitimate channel.
Th- general Offices OF the association
are located at No. 1913 east Main street;
President. c. ". Tanner; /. n. Vaughan.
Vice President; William a. Price. Secre-
tary and Treasurer; Z. b. Thaw. Man
ager OF Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

met In sixth annual session at Reds
vile to-day. Bishop Duncan presiding.
Rev. DR. w. J.. Sheriff. was reelected
secretary. The day was occupied with
routine business.
Tonight Rev. Dr. Morton, OF Louis
vile. Ky. secretary OF the Board Of
Church Extension. addressed the con
ference. and showed that in the elk years
existence OF this board II had collect
ed and dsburscd $4,000 and helped 800
churches.
The conference VIII be in session until
about next Tuesday.
Special Thanksgiving services will be
held tomorrow. and the Bishop will
preach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Free ThanIssgiving Dinner.

An extremely unique display is shown
in Messrs. Thalhimer Brothers west
window In the midst OF a costly fur
nished dinlng-room stands the usual
Thanksgiving spread. The fattened
turkey is there. nicely Drowned, and
awaiting the caterers attention, fruits,
nuts. roasts. celery. wines. etc. constl-
tute this inviting repast, besides giving
a suggestion to the eager spectator
The university colors OF Virginia and
North Carolina-orange and blue. white
and light blue-give a finish 10 the win
dow. The whole thing reflects great
credit upon this wide-awake house, and
will. no doubt amuse many. Mr.. C. H..
kindorXater is the decorator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
GENERAL JORDAN DEAD.
lie Passes Away mt His New York
Hnme-tkis Career.

! NEW YORK, November 27.-General
Thomas Jordan died tonight at his
residence. No. l2i east Twenty-hfth street,
al 1880 o'clock. Around his bedside were
grouped as he breathed his last his
daughter, Gabrielle. and his son. Edward,
( Mr. w. j. Marin, his legal adviser. and
( Colonel Clifton II. Smith. General Jor-
| dams junior on the staff Of General Beau
regard.
The General passed peacefully away. He
had been unconscious, apparently. since
Tuesday.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock
/ Friday morning at the Church OF st.
Francis Xavier In addition to the honor
! AIRY pall-bearers who viii he appointed
tomorrow. the Confederate Veteran Camp
will send guard OF honor. The Cuban
Junta Will pay d similar tribute of re-
spect.
! Brigader-General Thomas Jordan was
born at Luray. Va. September 30. 1879,
both parents being Of old Revolutionary
stock 4 maternal granduncle, Mr..
Withcrs Of South Carolina. had served
| on the stan Of General Sumter. II was
family tradition that the Jordans were
kusmen Of the Washingtons in England.
Thomas Jordan was graduated at West
Point in 1sm, one OF his CLASSMATES end
room-matcs being William TecImseh
Sherman. He entered the service a; once
in the infantry. and early distinguished
himself in the Seminole uprising in FiOri-
ia. 1871 to 1913.
After serving IN the Mexican war, In
May. 1861. General Jordan resigned his
commission in the army Of the United
States. and was appointed lieutenant
colonel Of Virginia troops. and assigned
TO the staef Of General Philip St.
George Cooke commanding the forces
then occupying Culpeper Courthouse,
General Lee being commandcr-in-chief Of
the forces Of Virginia.
He accompanied Beaurogard upon his
assignment TO command in the West, and
during the Shiloh and Cornth campaigns
he was the Acknowledgement Of the Con-
federate army, and after shiloh was pro-
NOTED to brigad.er-general.
In 1869 General Jordan consented to di-
rect the revolutionary forces in Cuba,
and was commissioned by the Cuban Gov
crnmcnt as commander-in-chief with
headquarters in the field. The odds
against him in that campaign are now
well known. Spain valued his services
against her at a reward Of 100000, which
she placed upon bis head
Discussions ia high places making it
impossible to impress upon the revolu-
tlcraIy authorities the policy Of concen-
trating for strategic operations. and
some difference as to the achievements
TO be aimed at led to General Jordans
resignation rom the hopeless under
taking. and later he escaped out Of Cuba
in an open boat.
Arter the war. and prior to his service
in Cuba. General Jordan had been for
time editor of the Memphis Appeal.
ON his return from Cuba to New York,
he founded the Financial and Mining Re-
cord, which. as its editor, he devoted 10
the merits and claims of silver coinage
into lawful money His i'll health ended
the paper.
Captain Jordan married the daughter OF
Edmund Kearney. of Keyport. y. J.
Their surviving issue are son and a
1,r--~bt.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
syIrAGAINsT BOsBYsHELL.
Verdict IN Favor of the Government
for Sl3,22l.

PHILADELPHIA. November 1.-THE
trial of the suit brought by the United
states against ex-superintendent Bosoy-
she'll. OF the Philadelphia mint. and the
sureties OF his 10000 bond, to recover
norton OF the shortage caused by the
thefts OF Chief eigher Cochran, and also
To recover an alleged shortage or S'oS IN
Tho number OF silver dollars stored In the
Min, vyhen Mr.. Bosbyshelrs commission
ex1lred. was continued In the United
states District Court to-day. The tesu-
mony OF Director-of-Mints Preston was
concluded, and other testimony Tor the
defence followed. .,.o,o
The suit was brought to recover SiolO.
This afternoon the jury rendered YER
d,ct i'm favor OF the government for NS.z-l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
COTTON-slAIEs EXPOSITION.
especial Ratcs'-"AtIanta Special"-
Via the seubOard Airline.

Only line running solid trains between
Richmond ana Atlanta. Pullman buffet
sleepers and yestibued day coaches. No
extra fare on yestibu.e trains. On Tues.
DAYS and Thursdays Of each week fare
from Richmond 10 Atlanta and return.
only $40; good for ten days from date
OF sale.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE:
Leave Richmond gO5 A. NJ. and 1888
a. NJ; arriving Atlanta next day at $50
A. VI. and 400 T. NJ
Remember commencing October 1s,. the
Atlanta sleeper viii be open at Union
Depot at =. NJ. This sleeper is placed
IN service especially for the benefit Of
the Richmond travelling public.
For other rates and Information apply
to II NJ BOYKIN,
pacsen~or AGENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
GEN. WALKER N WASHINGTON.
There to Aid Southern Candidates
for House Offices.

WASHINGTON. u. g., November e.
(Speciai) Much TO the surprise Of Repub-
leans and others here. General James 4.
Walker arrived today and IS comfortably
quartered at vii ards. The General be-
lIeved that he should BE- present at the
caucus Of southern Republican members.
which was 10 have been held tonight.
ana instead Of attending the meeting Of
the State Committee al Petersburg he
came direct 70 Washington 10 look after
the interests Of Nr. ". II. fair.ess, Of
NlTgin'a for Postmaster, and others who
are candidates for positions In the House.
There was no caucus. however. OF south
ern members. as there was not a full at
tendance and some OF those now here
being opposed 10 such a movement until
all were present.
COMBINE AGAINST COMBINE.
Tonight there Is talk OF "A combination
In opposition 10 the one already formed
for the House Offices, which would give
the clerkship. 10 Henderson. Of Illinois:
the doorkeepership to Upton, Of Tennes-
see: the place OF Sergeant-at-Arms 10
Mckee. of Indiana. and the postmaster
ship to Fair,ess, of Virginia. This is the
South and West against the East. but II
is doubtful II 1t Will materialize.
General Walker, it is said. will insist
on substantial recognition of Virginia
and the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
SOUTH CAROLINA-DAY.
Charleston En- Route for Atlanta
Expositiou-Other CnroiInians.

CHARLESTON. $. C.. November Is
The Fourth Brigade, the cadets OF the
South Carolina Military Academy. the
cadets OF the Porter Military School.
and 100 civilians left the city tonight 10
participate I'm the celebration Of South
Carolina-Day at the exposition, 1o-mor-
row
The excursionists go by all OF the routes
out OF Charleston. each railroad running
special trains for the occasion. The
Fourth Brigade under command Of Gene
raj Anderson. goes via the South Caro-
lima and Georgia railroad and the South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
shooting Affair in CaIpeper.

CULPEPER. VA. November sf.-(Spe-
cial while at his home. near Inlet, TINS
county. yesterday afternoon. Charles
Green shot Lewis Williams. Green came
10 town 10 surrender himself 10 the aii-
thorlties. but the shooting appears 50
justihable that Green was allowed MS
pears that Green, who Is very worthy
citizen. had ordered Williams on hin
premises. but instead OF leaving Williams
drew his pistol on Greer. whereupon
Green shot him, the shot taking effect In
Wllliams's head and neck. Both are Color
ed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
THE PRESIDENTIAL TURKEY.
IL VIII be Eaten az ""o"'es-
THANKSGIVING Holiday

WASHINGTON, November H.-rresi-
dent Cleveland received his prize ThanSs-
giving turkey this morning. II came by
express from Mr. Henry vose, OF wester-
ly. r. l.. the customary giyer Of rresl-
isntlai turkeys. and weighed thlrty-rour
pounds. A., c,ovat.ra ,yi,,
The President and Mrs. Cievelahn WIN
eat their Thanksgiving dinner at WOOD
lev their country place They Will proba.
bly attend in the morning al the frs.
PSesbvterian church, where Rev. T.; De
witt Talmage will preach. II Is not likely
'" as baS heen the custom for years, TIE
rn,,Iic deuartments closed at noon to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
special Sleeper t. Atlanta Via Sea-
board AIRLINE.

Commencing OetODeT 49, the Seaboard
Air-aint wAi put Oh d Ihrolsh sleeper
from RichmOnd ~ ALBANIA, Wa the IA
mons ATLANTA Special" This sleeper
viii be opened at the Union Depot at 8
o'clock at night 0rain leaving at E:3S).
thus enabling parties going 10 the expo
sition to ge, good nights rest. and ar
rive in Atlanta at 400 +. ii. the follow
ing day.
Nv this arrangement passengers to the
exnosition can leave Richmond via the
Seaboard Airline and 20 through to At
lanta without change OF cars, and is tho
only Ire Offering such exceptional nd
vantageS.
For further Information apply 10 r. NJ
povlin. passenger agent No. SO east
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

Ladies' SOC. and Coo. Merino
Vests and Pants, every size, for
SIC. garment.
Ladies Combination Suits,
scarce at SOC. to 6oc.. tor 29c.
Ladies' All.Wool Scotch Merino
Vests and Pants. usual value S3.75
suit for 81 garment.
Mems Heavy Merino Shirts and
Drawers. usual 75c. quality, 200
dozen to sell at 2oc. a garment.
Boys Sanitary Shirts and Draw
ers, soc. grade for 25c.
Ladies' Heavy 44c. Ribbdd Vests
and Pants for CSC. a garment. All
the above at retail only.
HUNDREDS or SAMPLE WRAPS
BOUGHT Up FROM VARIOUS GOOD
MANUFACTURERS Buy them ~ ner
cent under ordinary prices, and before
the season Is hair over
So so Boucle Cloth Goats, only
sizes a and IS. for sl.6s.
Curly Astrachan Goats, $40 and
SI2 ones, for ss.7i.
$3.50 Astraohan Goats for $40.
English Kersey Goats, all sizes
to 40, good everywhere at sIr.5o
to SI2. We say ST.
Electric Seal Cares, Fl inches
long, s23 value. for SIa.so.
Velour Velvet Capes, with jet
trimming, sr4 Capes. for $3.50.
Misses Gretchen Goats. S4.75
the price. We say S2.7S.
20 other Children'S Goats among
the lot.
Near twelve thousand dollars invested
i'm Curtains. All for your picking. See
the prices on these three items.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, imi-
tation Brussels lace, $3.50 ones for
75c. pair.
Handsome New Velour Repped
Portieres, SIr.so ones for $3.50.
Heavy Chenille Portieres. new
est. this seasons combination COL
orings, So. 40 ones for $3.50 a pair.
When we buy Dress Goods this season
OF the year they ought 10 be cheap.
New shipments read like this
sI.5o Fancy Boucles for 81 a
yard.
Bright Cotton Plaids, double
widths for &C. yard.
All.Wool and Silk Plaids, SI.2o
value, for SIC.
Bourette Boucle Cloths, 81 value,
for soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Guarantee Against Theft.

The Endorsement Guarantee Company
Issue a novel guarantee against theft,
In which they guarantee owners OF b!-
cycles to replace their wheels II they
should be stolen. Who would not pay
the moderate fee of 81 per annum 10 be
relieved from the uneasness attending
having 70 leave their wheel outside OF
the house for a few minutes whenever
they stop In 10 make call?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
UORsN At PHILtDELPUIt.
The steamer Detained by United
states Onlccrs.

states Onlccrs.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. November 81
The Danish fruit steamer Horsa, over
whose reported seizure for Cuban fiji
clustering at Kingston. Jamaica. there has
been considerable talk. arrived here to
day. and discharged her cargo at the
wharves Of her agents, the j. u. Hart
Company. The officers of the steamer
denied that she had been seized at King
ston and complained Of untrue stories
having been written about the vessel
II was the intention Of Captain Niberg 10
clear her either to-day or tomorrow, but
Collector-of-the-Port Read. at the instance
Of District-Attoiney lngham, refused to
grant the steamer clearance papers. MT.
Ingham, when asked about the detention
of the vessel, said. Il have been instruct
"a by Attorney General Harmon to de-
tain the steamer on charges Of having
broken the neutrality laws by landing Il
band Of insurgents, arms, ana munitions
of war i'm Cuba
made AT once.
The Danish Consul at this port has
called a naval court OF inquiry, To nltet
tomorrow morning, 10 investigate the
charge against the IfOrsa.
Ship-hrokers and others interested IN the
commerce Of Philadelphia are preparing
a protest. TO be presented 10 secretary
Carlisle and Attorney General Harmon;
against what they deem the unwaFranted
detention Of the steamer by this severn
ment. at the instance Of the Spanish Min
lister. They claim that the action OF the
government in selling vessels under sus-
picion Is driving ships out OF the West
indian trade. and injuring the commerce
of the country.
ATTORNEY-GEN MUM.
WASHINGTON, ID G.. November IL
ey-General Harmon declined TO dis
cuss the matter of the seizure OF the Da-
rish steamer HOrsa. IL Is understood
here that the detention was made upon
The request of the Spanish Minister, De
Lone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
LONGEST SHOT WINS.
0n Saugus victor at Ptmltco-
Track HcnVN.


Track HcnVy.
BALTIMORE. MD. November 81
r. longest shot at Pimlico to-day won'
Do 4. old saueus. in the first race
Three avoritos also won. The track
rs. heavy. as indicated by the slow time
ma.a .u tle different events. I'm the
r1H nora Herald Handicap. the favorite.
rra..,n. was cut down ana nmshed
a.t
Trf race-dye furlongs old Saugus
H0 Hr.oh. l1 to ID won. BIahma second,
lille Ni.s third. Time. 1906 IL.
Second rsce-one mile-Ruuaway no.
HaT. rycm Won. Tartuhe second, Tom
Moore hrl Time. 1881 81.
Thrill race-seycn fnrlongs-Defender
nH G.rr-ar 10 % won. Tomoka Sc
.orl Nr.tor third Time. 1886 81
t'.H rsec-siX furlongs -Palmerston
' Murphy. 20 ID won. the Sage Sc
l.4 nam.fl third. Time, l.22 IL
Ih ace- one and a quarter miles
n1 loS. Simms. EVEN won. Au-
s,H second. Integrity third. Time
M
SSH racc-six furlongs-Lady Nc
re- Nostrand. 6 TO % Won Hands
second. Lady Adams third. Time.
CDESCENT-CITY COURSE.
N-N ORLEANS. LA. November 81
Fourth days races Of the Crescent
r Jockey cub were attended by about
' people Fourteen books did good
sm- g. W. Poole cut a good thing
n Bowling Green. who was nearly
tHo post. but came on and won
neck from Jake zimmerman, In a
'r. drive
Hr 'lyori,es and second choice won.
tNr the talent in good humor, as
H ihe first day they have had the
vantage 81 the bookcs
if.f iacc-siX furlongs purse-Mazza-
ONE }. Hil to % won. BlOomer
Judge Debuse third. Time l:i6.
ti rdce-milc and a sixteenth,
scum. Booze O1S Han. to u won. In
second Tenspring third. Time.
iIrl raco-s seven furlongs, sclling-Dr.
3D. T. Jarrett. y 10 u won. G..
'.N second Mandolin third. Time,
Fourth raoe-six furlouss. handicap
bowling Green Noo Caywood. to ID
Iah, Zimmerman second Gold
'Agi Time. 1Ij "a.
i'. race-scven furlongs. purse-Over-
'" Newcom. cycn) won. Il. +.
lr. second. Liberty Bell third.
t 1851
KENTUCKY TRACK.
'tNiNGrON, ky. November 27.-The
n stewards have decided 20 con-
'.o meeting throughout the week.
.'.Dr pleasant: track muddy to-day.
''Fi race-six furlongs- Whiota (97
...'.'''. 3 90 % won. Uncle Henry second.
'f itlfd Time. l:l9.
o-i fsce-seven furlones-Daisy Bo-
,'.f Ni. lsom. TO y won. Ida second.
keller third Time. 30
.Hl race SIX furlongs- Myrtle dO5,
% % won Font d'Or second,
'auch third Time. i:a.
a .'h facc-five furionss-cld Center
t'fhrs. 10 . won. James Monroe
ID Lttcncr third Time. ia6.
.W race one mile Sunburs, t95. lsom,
.'., Won. Menus second. Charley Wiener
'li Time. i.iS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
PLANT II. II, Warehouse Burned.

SAVANNAH. GA. November 27-One
of the Plant railroad systems gram
contents. The value OF the burned build
ing is s., 600 and OF the grain double that
amount. Three thousand bales of hay ana
500 bushels Of oats were burned. The
building and most OF me contents were
Insured The origin Of the fire Is UNI
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
SIS east Main street.
Piunos-Removnl Sale.

Everything in our store Will be sold
at reduced prices TO enable US to leave
the present building by January LIST. The
stock includes the finest makes OF Pianos
and Organs; also fine Guitars, Mandolins,
Panfos. Sheot-MLsic, and Music-Books.
1'he discount will be made on cash sales.
MANLY b. RAMOS G. co,
No 900 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

isters Tewiik Pasha. the Turkish Foreign
Minister. Informed Sir Philip Currie. the
British Ambassador. yesterday that the
Sultan had decided to grant the. permit
applied for by the Powers to double the
number Ct foreign guariships IN the Bos-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Methodist Seminary in Rome.

ROME, November 2I.-The recently
built theological school connected with
The American Methodist Episcopal Church
mere was inaugurated this evening. A
number OF Americans were present The
REV. Mr. Bell delivered the inaugural al,
dress. and pupils Of schools here sang ana
recited. The Rev Mr.. Clarke, director OF
the theological school. conducted the eA-
eTcises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
sCHLATTER, THE HEALER.
lie IL at Hotel In Jennings,
KnnAaa.

patch from Jennings. Kan. says that
Francis schlatter. the Denver healer. ar
rived yesterday and is at a hotel In
that place. but is keeping to his room.
and few persons have been able TO see
him.
TO FAST FORTY DAYS.
DENVER, COL. November T.--Schiat~
ter has been Identified az Green Horn.
Col lie Is on his way 10 Albuquerque.
where he will fast for forty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Upright Piano Given Away.

See 1t in Hume Minor Companys win
dow. Ask for full particulars. See those
lovely Christmas presents, beautiful
Piano Scarfs and Covers. handsome
Piano Cabinets and Stools. Swiss Music
Boxes. Music Rolls. Ornamented Mando-
Inns and Guitars. Fancy musical goods
OF all kinds.
HUME MINOR COMPANY.
6Dg Rroad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
MANLY u. Ramos L Go. to Move.

Bargains in New Pianos and Organs.
The cut in price VII make the goods 90.
We DO not want TO carry single Piano
or Organ TO our new store. Cash buyers
get the greatest bargains: yet iime-pur-
chasers viii be entitled 10 a reduction.
Call on Manly u. Ramos. No. 900 Main
street. -