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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26

That tired feeling should be over
come at once, or it may end most
seriously Take Hoods Sarsaparil-
la now and prevent sickness and
suffering later in the,season.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26
LUNG HOP.

The leading Chinese Laundry,
opposite lIuckins House. Ladies
washing speciality, satisfaction
guaranteed, Good ironers from
Oregon, Call and try me,
6 II I'm LUNG Hop,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26

II you want TO make your lady
friend a nice present, inyest in a
couple pounds of Loose Bros. fine
chocolates, at S. M, Ragland's.
4.27.tf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26

Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Harm
less, reliable, sure. 6
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26
Life Insnranoa.

Protect yourself and family by
iusuring your life with VIM, A. Bo-
mar, agent for the New York Life
Insurance Go, 6 10 I'm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26
Protect Your Eyes.

Spcctacles and eye glasses cor
rectIy fitled, also fine repairing on
gold and steel frames, also lenses
ground to fit frames any size at Sig
Hecht's reliable jeweler. 6 18 If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26

For improved and unlmproved
farm lands, see Kirby e. Kelly.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26

Ladies' Tan OXfords, all latest
style toes, at equally low prices,
Ladies' Tan, grey and black, un.
dressed kid Oxlords, worth $3.50,
now only $l,2b,
Mems $500 Shoes now only $3.50
" $3.50 " " 2,76
" i50 " " " 3,75
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26
Miller County Security

Want dozen $2500 loans on good
river plantations in Miller county.
See VIM A. Bomar. GIG I'm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26

1000 yds. Spring Calico, &c.
Irish Lawn, 8!c
Ladies Shoes all sizes, 35c.
Black Lawn, 20c kind for 10c
All shades Albatross, worth SOC, for 25c.
Ladies Fast Black Hose worth 15c, for &C.
SOC Swivel silk for 20c
Extra quality Corsets, worth 75c, Tor 35c.
English Mulls, worth l5c, for nc,
All wool ChaIlie, q in, wide, for &c,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26
NO. 265.
WidE Awake!
Can you buy your goods at satisfactory prices? If
not, watch our weekly
SPECIAL OFFERINGS,

And you will profit by it. We are always in the mar
ket always receiving new goods. and are carrying the
best assorted stock in the city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-06-26
THIS WEEKS OFFER:

pieces Satin Stripe and Checked White Goods Oc good
20 cents
40 pieces Colored Stripe Dimity at lOc, Extra value
full and complete line of Solid Color Swsses displayed this
week
Our line Of Parasos be closed out this week great sacrifice
20 dozen Boys Caps at 2Oc. Ask to see them.
| case Ladies White Swiss Ribbed Vests at &c.
We will continue sale Of Figured Organdies this week.
Odd lots of 0c and 5c Wash Goods to be closed out at Be-
Our line of Chens Fancy Hats and Lace Caps
half price
complete in the city, and we offering them at rea-
sonable prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
GRAND CHANCELLOR HUTCHINSON.
Uuricd at SmithvilIe With Pythtnn
Houors-GrcatIy Beloved.

SNIITHVILLE, VA, August 6.-(Spacial)
The funeral of Mr.. II. +. Hutcheson'
Grand Chancellor of the Grand Lodge
Knights OF PythL1s of Virginia, took place
on Sunday from the Presbyterian church
I'm this village. The large ediice was
thronged with the many friends ana al
mirers of the deceased. The service was
read by Rev. Mr.. W. McC. Miller pastor
Of the church. Of which the deceased was
IN elder. The organ was presided over by
Miss Lulie Watkins, and the singing was
led by Smlthville's soprano, Miss Bessie
A. Daniel After the services in the
church the remains We're taken to the
cemetery and buried with Pythian honors
by Randolph Lodge. No. 2s knights oil
Pythias The proc ssion was one or the
largest ever seen in this county
GREATLY BELOVED.
The deceased was one of the most pcpu-
lar men in this county. He was County
Treasurer for some years, and was al
the time OF his death Commissioner or the
Revenue. TO which office he was reelected
last May. running al the head Of his
ticket. His hold upon the people was
remarkably strong. and he was never
defeated for any Office that he ran Tor.
He was n gallant soldier during the war.
and served from FIRST Mt!dS3ds 10 Nppo-
mattox lie belonged TO the Charlotte
Rifles at the first Of the war. and after
wards Joined the Charlotte Cavalry.
4 delegation from Randolph Lodge, No.
o. Knights Of Pyth.as. OF which b. was
the h0nored prelate, met the remains AT
Keysville. and escorted them from that
point 10 brakes Branch, and then 10
Smithville.
WITH FULL RANKS
Randolph Lodge turned out with it,
fun membership. wearing their jewels
and mourning badges. and made a fine APP
pearance. Mr.. J. 9. Darlington. past
chancellor, was marshal for the occasion.
The Grand Lodge Of Virginia WAS repre-
santed by and-Master-at-Arms Captain
Harry Wooling. Mayor Of Ddnville. who
was accompanied by Past-ChIncellor
Barksdale and hanccllOr-C0mmander
Waring. Of the Danyille Lodge. knights
Of Pythas \ telegram WAS received
from W. \. Edwards. 6. X Of r. and :,
regretting that physical disability pre-
vented his attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
NEW TRIAL REFUSED
IN THE CASE OF ROBERT REDLEf'
THE SUSSEX MURDERER.
Fudge Hancock Anirms the J"de-
mcut of the Lower Court-A """'''
u,f.c RuthlcssIy Intcrfcrcd Win
by the Police.
by the Police.

yrTrRsBURG. VA. August o'-'Spe
c,ai,-ludge Il. A. Hancock, of the CIR
cr,, court Of this District. has refused 10
grant a new trial IN the case 81 inc "'7'o
Robert Ridley. convicted in INC |ounS
.o,,,t % sussex Of the murder OF MI
Williams. near Hrda, last Christmas ana
sentenced n be hanged on the 18Th oil
Julv. Sentence was suspended on an APP
,o,, % the Circuit Court. and argument
in the case was heard In this city seVe'a'
weeks ago. judge lIar sickness mas
prevented him from his OPINION
MS soon as he dcs,,,i he has now
notified the Clerk OF Ire court in Sussex
ana the counsel for Ridley in this city
that n new trial is denied ana the Judg-
ment OF the lower court affirmed k'diey
will have TO be resentenced, when VIII
nrobably be done at the August term Oh
tho County Court. The murderer Is con-
nned I'm the jail of this city. where he mas
bcon i1nprisoned during the past hNe OF
six months
a GooSE-BAKE SPOILED.
Thu policc this morning spoiled Il
"roose-bake'. which had been arranged oy
Eve tramps in the lower part ct Blahu-
ford Unfortunately the goose had Deen
y,oicr ard had not been sufficiently picked
whom the police appeared TO destroy u,e
birl's identity. The fire had been h'hui'u.
tn necessary comcomitants were al
houa and the tramps were smackns their
Iips IN anticipation Of q good breaKias.
when the officers Laid violent HANDS upon
,hern. I'm the Mayors Court each OF 'ne
narties was sentenced TO fifteen days IN
iau for larceny. ono Of the men, VINO
gives his name as Arthur stywat' says
he is from Manchester. Another, hameu
Donald Kent represents hi''SeH as
specially connected In Mh"aukee'
Tho fight between the telephone com
,o,ics in this city has waXed very warm
and the people are reaping the benefit III
much lower terms for the service
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
THE EASTERN SHORE.
Saw-MiIi burned - Religious and
Personal Notes.

ONANCOCK. VA, August 6-(Special0
The Queen Hive steam saw-mill. belong
ing 10 $. wilkins Matthews. Esq, near
Assowaman. in the northern part OF Ac-
comac, was destroyed by Tire Saturday
night. II was about midnight when the
fire was discovered. and the flames had
then made such progress that it was i'm
possible to check them. Besides. the mill
and fixtures. a large amount of oak and
pine lumber was destroyed. The loss viii
foot up three or four thousand dollars.
about one third OF which is covered by
insurance. The origin of the fire IS un-
known, but ii is supposed to have been
accidental, from smoulder;ng embers in
the boiler.
APPOINTED PRINCIPAL.
Mr.. John Wise Kelly OF Onancock, has
been appointed principal of the Church
land Academy, in Norfolk county. Va. He
IS a young man OF fine natural ability
and thorough scholarship. lie was pre-
pared for college at the academy in Oman
cock. and subsequently attended the Uni
versity Of Virginia. where he greatly
distinguished himself as student. Mr.
Kelly had the highest testimonials from
the professors I'm the university. and the
trustees and patrons of Churchland
Academy are TO be congratulated on the
selection.
Rev b. +. Price. an octogenarlan min
lister OF the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land, preached here Sunday in the North
crn Methodist church, TO "a large congrs@
cation. He has been a travelling preacher
for nearly sixty years. and still breaches
with much power. After the regular ser
vices there was an old-fashioned Metho-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07

dist love-fcast. winding UP with a gene
raj shaking OF hands. The venerable
preacher is now engaged IN assisting the
pastor. Rev. H. S. Dulaney. In holding
revival services at Leathcrbury's chapel
near this town.
PERSONAL
Rev. Mr.. Sparks. OF Kentucky. now
student Of Greek and Semitic languages
In the Johns Hopkins University, rs Visit
ing friends in tbs county, and preacheu
IN the Episcopal church here SUNDAY
Rev. a. j. Reamy. pastor OF the oman
cock BAPTIST church. is assisted by rev.
Mr. Sanford. in revival services at
Parksley
Mr. Alfred Lttleheld. Of New YORK. Is
visiting friends in Onancoch.
Hon. T. Z. Wescott. formerly msmber
OF the House Of Delegates from Acco-
mac. but now holding a position In one OF
the departments AT Washington, ~ spehu-
Ing his vacation in this county. lie Is
taking much interest In the fair TO be held
at Capa Charles on tho 18th, for the hene-
fit of the proposed monument to the East
ern Shore soldiers who lost their nVes III
the service OF the Southern Contederacy.
Work has commenced on the Baptist
church nj Wardtown. in the northern par,
of Northampton county.
Mr.. Lamogy. Of Norfolk. for several
years past n student of the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary. near Alexandra, is ON
ciating in the Episcopal churches IN the
upper parish Of Accomac. during ia
absence OF the rector. Mr.. Simmerman.
who is spending his vacation in the noun
tains Of Southwest Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
DEADLY LIGHTNING.
BARN IN nOTETOURT DESTROYED
AND A MAN KILLED.
Another Man Missing and May Have
shared the Fate of His 'on-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CorP"r"''""
EIcctIon-Tbe Town Goes Wet.

BUCHANAN, VA. August G.-(SpecialD
a severe thunderstorm passed over this
section between and o'clock this eve
ming. At Arch Mills. six miles from
Buchanan the barn Of Mr.. o. T. Mundy
was struck by lightning and totally de-
stroyed Mr. Mundy, Ashlan Harlon, Of
this place: Walter Heck. and Claude
Welch were In the building at the time.
WEIGH was instantly killed. and Heck Is
still missing. 1t is thought that Heck
was also killed. but some claim that he
ran from the barn and went TO his home.
one horse and large quantity OF hay
and oats were burned UP.
CORPORATION ELECTION.
The corporation election here to-day
passed off quietly. The issue was wet"
and dry" ana the vets had everything
their own way r. \. Fulwiler was
elected Mayor. and G. i. billiard ). H.
Station. T. f. Laches. W. T. zimmerman
II. NJ. Strickland. and J. b. Keeper were
chosen cOuncilmen.
The town Is now without par-rooinS'
hut the new Council will reduce the
license from the si.00O figure down to
about 500 The election was. held under
the provisions Of the charter. The new
officers 20 on duty September LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
FIRE IN ALEXANDRIA.
A Indy Rcscucd-Conducto fihe"-
Funerals.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA, August o.-(Spe-
oial)-A IRE about . o'clock this morn
ing in the grocery-store Of William j.
Goods. on King street, did about Seo
worth Of damage.
The upper portion of the building was
occupied as residence by Mr.. John
Burns. and among the dodgers in one OF
the rooms was Miss Betty Monroe. The
smoke overcame the lady, and she was
unable 10 find her way out. Policemen
Atkinson and Ferguson, with John
Parkes. rescued her. and brought her
out Of danger by a window and down a
ladder
Three railway tracks for steam-cars,
besides an electric railway, pass through
the streets OF Alexandria. Several acct
dents having occurred. the city Council
some time since required the putting up
OF gates at the crossings. where danger
was most likely TO BE- incurred. and since
this precautiOn has been taken no acci-
dents have taken place. There has, how
ever. been serious obstruction to the
streets by the long trains of cars that
stop sometimes for a considerable period
and block the way. To put an end TO this
matter warrants have been issued for
several conductors of the Southern rail
way ana OiN'f lines. l-tSl tFtIlAN NNit-
ductor Mcbride of the Southern railway.
was brought before the Mayor and fined.
The authorities have determined that the
streets shall not be Obstructed.
The funeral Of Mrs Julia Eveleth,
whose death in this city on Sunday last
has been recorded in the columns Of the
Dispatch. took place from her residence
here this evening at o'clock Both fu-
neral and interment were private.
Tn. funeral of Major William :. Wood.
the prominent eX-Confoderate. whose
death has also been noticed in the Dis
patch. took place this morning At o'clock
from the residence Of his nephew. on south
Washington street. Robert +. Lee Camp
Of Confederate Veterans. Of which the
deceased was a member attended the fu-
neral in a body.
At a meeting of r. +. Ice Camp, Con-
federate Veterans. held in this city last
night. Colonel William a. Smoot the re-
cently-elected Grand Commander of the
Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans Of
Virginia. rendered his resignation as COM
mander Of the local camp, owing to his
Iatoly-acquired position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
SCOTT NTY.
The Public Observation-Disclosures for
the State senate.

GATE CITY. VA. August 6-(Speciai)-
The examination Of teachers for the pub
lis schools Of Scott county. will conclude
Wednesday at Washington Institute. The
remainder OF the week will be devoted
to a teachers institute Most Of the
schools will open next Monday.
Among the names mentioned in con-
nectiOn with the Democratic nomination
for the Senate from this district are II. :.
Kan and II. c. l.. Richmond, Of Gate
City; uperintendent-of-Scho w. d.
Smith, Miles Craft. our present represen-
tative. and Il. 4. Irvine of Big Stone
Gap. present representative OF Wise
county. Lee county will also probably
put forward man. Wise has been
honored with the senatorship for the
past twelve years and Scott and Lee
both ciaim to be entitled to the nominee
this time. The convention has been called
TO meet at Big Stone Gap September
18th. The basis Of representation Is one
delegate TO each leo Democratic voters.
Scott county will elect delegates next
Monday. The contest in the convention
promises TO be lively.
The Republicans. Populists. etc, are
working harmoniously, and will, as usual,
stand shoulder to shoulder against De
mocracy. Ii is thought they will put up
a straight Republican this time, as in
the past few elections they have been
overwh elmed in following a Populist
leader The Democratic outlook was never
brighter i'm this district at this distance
from the election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
The GordonsyiIIc Reunion.

The Confederate reunion at Gordons-
VILE tomorrow promises 10 be nam
moth affair The local camp and citizens
parations for the entertainment Of their
guests. quite large number Of Richmond
people VIII attend. The programme VIII
BE- about as follows: Addresses by senator
Daniel and Gen raj James \. walker.
OF the Stonewall Brigade: music VIII be
Furnished by a brass band from Char
lottesvlle: a tournament. with visiting
knights from the counties Of Louisa.
Orange, and Albemarle; two games ~
baseball: a bicycle-race. and gram
families and friends whether COnfede-
rates or not. are invited The procession
will form at 1920 o'clock. After the adj
dresses dinner will be served in Walker
factory. where special provision VIII De
made for the convenience and comfort or
ladies' The stores In the town VIII be
decorated with colOring bunting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
LITTLE FORK RANGERS.
Their Reunion Next Wcek--Camp-
Mcctinp-pcrsOual.

OAK PARK. VA, August G.-(Special)-
There will be reunion of the Little
Fork Rangers Of the Fourth Virginia
Cavalry at oak Shade. Culpeper county
August 18th, and all survivors Of the
Fourth Regiment are cordially invited
to attend and talk over old times, and
partake OF the bountiful fepast that VIII
be provided. General FitZ Lee and other
prominent speakers will be present, and
a pleasant day Is anticipated. Lieutenant
II. b. Carpenter, the only surviving com
missioned officer of Company c. OF the
Fourth Virginia Regiment, is now on
visit 10 his native county, Madison, and
will be glad of that opportunity OF meet
ing members of his old company. AS his
present home is in Missouri II is not
probable that he will attend many re-
unions in Virginia.
The Madison camp-meeting VIII begin
on the 10Th. The evangelist, j. w. Lee,
will conduct the services.
Miss Clark. of Unionvlle. Va. is the
guest Of Mrs. Willie Clark, near Oak
Park. Va.
Farmers In Madison are now threshing
the crops of oats and wheat, and .he
yield is much below expectation.
There is a fine prospect for corn, and
in some sections of our county the fruit
trees are bending and breaking beneath
the load of fruit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
WILLIAMSBURG.
The New Ordinances idoptcd-A De-
iighffuI German.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. August g.
(SpeciaL)-A most important meeting Of
our Town Council was held yesterday,
when a new code Of city ordinance were
adopted. they having been carefully ex-
amlned by a committee from that body.
The Council at this meeting also voted
a special amount 10 Mr.. Il. ID. Peachy,
the chairman ofs the committee who had
in charge the codifying Of the new ordi-
nances and to Mr.. j. c. Maupin, the
chairman Of the Street Committee. for
his great improvement of our streets.
a beautiful german was danced last
night in Cameron Hall. which was bril-
liantly Illuminated for the occasion. The
music. which was very fine, was furnished
by Mr.. Spencer's full orchestra. Mr..
Spencer Heny led The chaperons were
Mrs. John Spencer and Mrs. II. ID. Cole.
Among the ladies dancing were Miss
Annie McCaw, Miss Kate Bidgood, OF
Richmond. Misses Kate and Lottie Lane.
Of Auburn, Ala; Miss Sue Webb. OF
stanton. and Miss Virginia Wise, OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
Bargains.
Biz Cut in Prices on Groceries.

Best GRADUATED sugar. pounds Tor 2jc.
Virginia Ciaret Wine, 60c. per gallon
Zine summer drink.
Clipped Beef. l5c. per pound.
Fresh S1ga-CTaclsers, &C.. per pound.
Best Hams. l2c per pound.
Fresh Country Eggs, lie. dozen.
Small California Hams. Sc. per pound.
Mocha and Java Con- e. PC. pound.
Pure Leaf Lard. lc. per pound.
New North Carolina cut Herrlngs, &c.
per dozen; or 500 pr hali-barrel.
Large i-String Brooms, l5c
Try our Dc. Tea; its better than you
are paying cue. Tor.
Vanilla ana Golden-Drip Syrup Soc PEI
gallon.
Old cider Vinegar years old, DC. per
pounds best Country Butter for 25c.
Best oats 35c. pr bushel.
Sugar-Curei Shoulders. Sc. per pound.
California AprlcOts. lie. can.
NV Irish Potatoes. ljc. per peck.
Large packages BOraX &c.
Matches &C. dozen.
Large California Prunes. pounds foi
Jcp.-Brand Roasted. in l-pound papers.
2Oc per pound Java ana l.aguyra.
Pure Lard, &C.. per pound.
i-p1und can Corned Beef. re.
Large bottles Ammonia, &C..
Spring Chickens. lJ2
Fresh Country Eggs, lie. dozen.
Potted Ham and Tongue, o.. can.
Pure Sugar-Syrup, l5c. gallon.
Good Tea. 25c. per pound, good as you
pay 40c for
Pure Rye Whisky 4 years old. 81 per
Silver-King Patent Family Flour, best
sold. si.25. or PC. sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour. best
81. or 25c sack.
XXX Fancy Family Flour. per barrel.
$3.50. or DC. sack.
Best City-Mils Neal. COO bushel.
Cooking Butter. l0c- per pound.
Breast Bacon. Toe per pound
Price-list mailed on application.
$ ULLAlAN'S SON.
1870 and 1872 east Main street,
Branch Store. JJ6 east Marshall
Phone 3l6. aD 30-Tu W. F&Sl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
TOOK ~ BtRHEVILLE TOO.
Four Daring EObbcries Committed
There Yesterday Morning.

BURKEVILLE, VA, August 6.-(Spe-
cial)-It is supposed that the house
breakers who recently operated at Pros
pect and Farmyille. reached here last
night. At the residence of Mr.. J. T..
Harrison burglars raised a window, and
entered his sleeping stealing Nj
in money and a gold watch At Mr..
George Il. Slunders's residence entrance
was effected in the same manner. No
thing OF value was stolen. At Mr.. J.
ID. Bradshaw's residence the thieves en-
tered his sons room, and stole fine
gold watch. At Mr.. George Barkers
Mrs Barker awolIe In time 10 brighten
them away, but they had entered the
dining-room and stolen Mrs. Barkers
purse We have no record here of more
daring deeds. In each case the sleep
ing-room WAS robbed while the occu-
pants slept undisturbed.
Mayor w. T.. Gaines has telegraphed
notice OF the robberies all along both
lines of the railroads. but as yet no in
formation has been received as 10 the
whereabouts Of the thieves. These rob
berries were committed about ? o'clock
in the morning. The dwellings robbed are
about 800 feet apart. and on the principal
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
DisIocatcd One of His Ribs-A bur-
glnry-Pcrsonal.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August G.
CSpecial)-A very singular accident hap
pened 20 Captain EI.cch Clayton, we'll
known Businessman OF this city. about
two weeks ago. While he was sitting in
an easy chair one evening. the paper he
was reading slipped from his hands and
rell 20 the floor. As he leaned over the
arm Of his chair 10 pick the paper up
ne felt a sharp twinge in his side. Tire
pain soon ceased, however. and he
thought no more of the matter until
nearly a week afterward when he be-
gan 10 suffer from severe pains in the
same place. A physician was called I'm,
and found that Captain Clayton, in lean
ing over for the paper. had dislOcated one
of his ribs and strained the tissues
around it, The Captain continues to suf-
fer from his injuries, and will probable
be incapacitated for business for several
days more.
A BURGLARY.
Mr. W II. Adams's racket-store. on
Washington avenue. was entered by burg
lars between II and O'Clock last night.
4 revolver several rezors. and dozen
pOcket-knives We're the principal articles
stolen. a negro named Richard Fox.
has been arrested on suspicion. His
house was searched, but none or the
stolen goods could be found.
Rev r. y. Chandler. pastor of the
Observation-Disclosures Methodist church,
and H. =. Didlake left this morning for
Bellany church, in Gloucester county. to
attend the Methodist District Conference.
They viii be followed tomorrow by W.
]. helms. r. J. Barham. +. n. Eubank,
and 5. l.. Adams.
PERSONAL.
a. G. Burroughs. United States navy.
who is connected with the government
department al the shp-yard Is spend
ing his vacation with his family. in Nor
folk.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Carrydon Thomson
have returned 20 their home in HenricO
county after visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
W. T. Ballard. in this city.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Seymour. Of Richmond. IS
visiting Mrs. l.. \. Hubbard, in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-07
For the Home for Incurnb'es.

Miss Daisy Miller. president Of the chill
drens Auxiliary II the Virginia Home
for Incurables. Will hold n lawn party
for the benefit Of the home at Mrs. Pey-
ton Carrington's. rs west Grace street
Friday night from 10 10 o'clock. Mrs.
Darlington has kindly loaned her grounds,
and the ladies' IN charge ask tho support
Of their friends Miss Miller is a niece
Of Mr.. Polk Miller She deserves much
credit for her energy and efforts In or
ganizing this auxiliary. The ladies' that
assist her with the entertainment will be
Miss Mary Thaw. Mrs. Peyton Caring
ton. Miss Mary GTeenhOw. Miss Ruby
Bodekcr. Mrs Maria Robinson, Mrs.
Henry Tyler. aad Mrs +. q. Craigie.