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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
ODD-FELLOWs ENTERTAINMENTS.
Richmond Ladies' neutrality-suspicious.
port News PERSONALS.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August 81
Special. Newport News Lodge. No. %,
/. 0. o. +. entertained large number
OF guests in Johnson's opera house LAST
night a very attractive literary and
musical programme was rendered, and
several interesting addresses were deliv-
cred Among those who took part In
the entertainment were Misses Helen and
Es,elle Florshcim. Of Richmond. They
played plano duet with rare sweetness.
The latter also gave cornet solo. and
the former a plano solo in a manner that
showed each Of them 10 be an accoms
plished musician.
IL Is understood that number Of labor
ing men Of this city will participate in
the LabOr-Day celebration in Norfolk
Monday under the auspices OF the Gen.
trail Labor Union OF Southeastern Vlr-
ginia. The day VIII not be formally OBJ
served here by the laboring people. In
the afternoon there will be race be-
tween the yachts Ideal, Six Brothers. and
Dalton. and a game OF baseball between
the Newport News and Hampton clubs.
The large shaft Of the steamship Holy
rood, which was towed here few daya
ago. has been forged at the ship-yard.
II weighs six and one-haf tons. Tho
Holyrood broke her shaft near Savaa-
nah on Monday, August 18th.
j. H. Nowlan has been elected repre~
sentative from Newport News Councils
No. 60. J. o. ". A. NJ. to the State Coun-
ell, which VIII meet In Danyile on tna
second Tuesday Of October. Captain g. We
Adams was elected alternate.
Rev ~ H. Wood and family returned
this morning from visit OK se'eraI
weeks 10 Rappahannock county.
Miss Louise Catl!n left this morning
for a visit TO relatives in Richmond.
Miss Mamie Hughes. OF Richmond. Is
visiting relatives In this city.
Miss Alice Dunstan. OF Richmond. -
visiting Miss Grigs Curtis in this city.
Miss Annie l.. Sharp. Of Surry county,
IS visiting Mrs. G. C. Crofford, In this
city.
Charles III. Ice has returned from
three-weeks' visit TO relatives In Connects
cut.
Mrs W. II. Rhodes. Of this city, is visit
ing relatives In Gordonsv!lle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
Fires Yesterday Afternoon.

The alarm OF IRE from Station 3lS yes
teraay afternoon about $50 O'clock was
due TO the burning Of the stables OF
Fox's Parcel Delivery. on Randolph and
Ashland streets. The ORIGIN of the blaze
Is not known. carload OF hay and a
quantity OF corn, oats and seed which
ver. stored in the building were con-
sr,ued by the flames. The department
was unable 10 60 more than prevent the
FIRE from spreading. as the structure was
burning fercely when the firemen reached
there. Mr.. Fox said his loss would not
exceed 500.
There was another blaze on Seven
teenth street later in the day. but the
damage was ,riAing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01

,,,, n the surgeon by aid Of the blessed
'Iiyi,n az anacsth in. ana heaIihE ~
orot inteut.0n--that Is, without sIppuId-
ton. .. h,o,,
picbnond has FOR many years been
. rclical centre and recently II mas
I.r1rno a great hospital centre as weH
,~.. ola h0sp.ials have been cquippep
v.,h uorern appliances, new insutuVons
80 80. tlnI have been established, anu
RiebuoIl Is now as well prepared 10
rar., for the sick and suffering as any
r',v AZ IT'S size In the country our sen
,serjne.uc and sympathetic CHRISTIAN wo-
men have directed their attention TO 'his
very Important matter, ana III every warn
and room may be- found evll-ncc5 OF their
thoughtful interest.
There are few subjects in which the
reople feel more interest than IN I'm.
movements m hospital equipment ana
Treatment. These are matters that con-
CON as all. as sooner or later The com
fort az relative o. friend, forced by dis
.a-a or accident 10 seek such medical
attention as cannot be- we'll given IN the
home. will engage our most tender solici-
fule. Kealizine that the readers Of the
Dispatch would Ike 10 know what adj
yarc,s are being made I'm the conduct or
these Institutions for the sick ana IN
jlrti, representative OF this paper
o. ie a tour 81 one Of the largest hos
pitfalls Of the city a day or TWO ago. and
thoroughly inspected rs various depart
merts When the scribe reached the
hospital he was fortunate in finding
,aers one OF The attending surgeons, Who
Was making his daily rounds, and who.
wien tNc reporter stated his business.
cheerfully agreed 10 show him over the
Institution and 10 give him the desired
4 MODERN HOSPITAL.
"What is meant by a modern hospltal?"
was tAe inst question asked by the in
q s.f}t news gathercr.
"A ml.tln hospital has reference hrst,
.he no.t. O. replied. ito the building itself
Il mus, hp located in u quiet. healthy
place. removed from the vexatious noises
o. the busy city. and yet convenient for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
Nchcrrin's budget.

MEHERRIN, VA. August 3i.-(Spc-
cial) Miss Leila Price entertained seye-
raj friends on Thursday evening. tnc oc-
caslon being a reception given In honor Of
Miss Nettie James, OF Sorfoik. who on
that day attained her 18th birthday.
Mr. c. c. Wall. who has been ON.
pioyed in Captain W. r. Vests Office.
Richmond, Is now at homo on vacation.
Rev c. J. Oehlschlaeger. OF Richmond
preached a sermon in the German lam
guage on yesterday I'm the Lutheran
church here 20 a large congregation Of
German emigrants. who have settled In
this vicinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01

these vexatious little creatures belong 10
the vegetable, and not the animal. king
dom. To be surSically clean means
great deal more Than ordinary cleanli-
ness. one may wash all the dirt and
stain from his hands. and yet his hands
he infected by the presence Of bacteria.
The same is true OF instruments and
dressings.
"A surgeon may carry patients DEATH
warrant under his nnger-nslls. His
HANDS may be perfectly clean; may be
az clean as soap and water can make
them, but there may be dirt and bacte-
ria under his finser-nails. One differ
orce between olf-t!mc surgery and
the surgery Of to-day is that
the older surgeons were not
aware OF the presence Of bacteria. or, At
least, OF the extreme danger attend
ing their presence. nor did they know
how 10 free their hands and the patient
and their dressings from them. The
modern surgeon fire, renders everything
that comes In contact with the opera
ton surgically clean: therefore. ne gets
healing by first intention. and rot, as
the cld-tin,e surgeon did. by suppuration.
which Is. In fact. due to the presence OF
bacteria
1.-THE third room connected with the ope-
rating-room Is the auaesthesla-Eoom.w where
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01

gen. patient. Ia~ only difference between
n ward and private room IS that ward
has from two to FIVE beds in II. while a
private room has only one bed In 1t. me
old-time hospital had large wards, with
twenty 10 forty beds I'm each ward. but
I, was found that the promsicuous nerd
ing together OF patients was very pernl-
c,ous and detrimental TO their recovery;
therefore. modern hospitals have adopted
small wards with few beds.
THE LITTLE ONES. TOO.
"This is tho ohidren's ward the Doc
tor said, ss he led the way into a cosey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01

4, may be easily cleaned. for as soon
as IL Is vacated by n patient everything
I'm II Is not only washed and scrubbed,
but rubbed or with an antiseptc soiu-
ton.
"Th,s IL q private room" the physician
continued. but tho wards for soth pay
AMI charity patients are furnished ex-
actiy IN tho sane way. Inceed. there Is
no distinction made between the treat
meni Of a patient who pays and an indi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
THE EASTERN SHORE.
ueautifui Celestial Phenonena-Tho
Coming Reunion.

ONANCOCK. VA. August si.--(Specal)
Two very remarkable celestial phe-
nomena were witnessed here. one Thurs
day evening about sunset. the other about
II o'clock that night The first was a
bright band OF light stretching across tho
heavens from east to west. broadcast at
the zenith and gradually coming to a
point on the eastern and western hori-
CONS. The sky was comparatively cloud
less at the time. and the remarkable
light presented weird and striking ap-
pearance. The lines on both sides were
sharply defined. the sky on the southern
side being Of an inky black color The
eastern end Of light appeared IKE Q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
Presented with n Clock.

Lieutenant W. -. Shaw. Of Steamer CON-
pany No. :. Richmond Fire Department,
was presented with n very handsome
clock few days ago as a bridal present.
and as a token OF the high regard IN
1hich he Is held by his company Mr..
". II. Taylor. engineer OF the company,
made the presentation speech. II was
responded TO By Lieutenant Shaw in
few happy remarks. Captain J. T.. Wall
thall also recitcd piece OF poetry In
his most happy vein.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
rh,rL.fo- the Aid Given.

Those good people who interested them
selves IN behalf OF distressed family.
at No. 2Jos o street. desire to return their
thanks through the Dispatch TO those
who rendered such valuable aid in send
ing groceries. clothing. and money through
Nessrs r. II. williams. Twenty-frst and
Marshall streets. and W. L. Leldy. No.
1900 east Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
I.ou,.burw Tobacco Market.

LOuISBURG. y. c.. August u.-(Spe.
ciai.l--The sales Of tobacco yesterday
were very heavy. They continued all
day. and even then one warehouse was
not reached at all. Tho sales 50 far are
largely bright cutters. and the prices
are very satisfactory. The outlooi( IL
that from now on the weekly ~aal(0<Wiu
be very much larger than heittof6vA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
READY TO RECEIVE A PATIENT.

READY TO RECEIVE A PATIENT.
both the surgeons and the public. 1t must
De located in a healthy neishborhood.
There must he no unsanitary surround
lugs Tie ventilation OF the building
must be perfect You VIII observe that
there are q great many windows ana
uansoms in the hospital. The plumbing
lading into and from the building must
tc beyond question. The inside arrange
ments o. the hospital ere peculiar. Inc
floors must be hard wood and polished.
Indeed al! the woodwork inside the
nlildng Ia or hardwood and oil-paintei.
Ire walls are plastered. and have a nara
finish. no paperag being allowed.
There are very few closets and the
corners az the rooms are painted, so that
gust cannot collect IN IN IN. No carpets
arc used On the floors. only rugs. which
can De easily taken up and cleaned. cur
i4irs are another luxury Of private
home which are not allowed IN hospi-
ial. only blinds are used al the windows.
Ih'rc are few pictures or hangings or
any Kind admissible In the hospital.
PRIVATE ROOMS.
III YOU VIII come this way ] will show
yol one OF the private rooms for patients.
lo- VIII observe that the furnishing or
ihe room Is simplicity itself. The bed
stead ana springs which support the
mattress are made together, the whoio
beng made Of iron. not particle or
wood about II. The beds;ead 10 white
''ameNed painted. The washstand IS
made ~ iron. also. covered with white
tramoled paint. The dreseing-case IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
KichmOuuerS I'm New York.

NEW YORK. August sl.-(SpeciaL)-J.
Iisman. Normandle; Misses Boykin, Il.
G. Couch Mrs. +. NJ. Boykin, j. p.
George, Waldorf; l.. Borchers, Holland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01

Judge Il. Il. j. Wright. Of the Essex Cir
cult. was in the city yesterday. He says
that the people OF his section and OF
the Northern Neck are looking longingly
for the railroad which is 10 run from
Harrisonburg to some point down on the
bay shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
To Resume the Meetings.

The Methodist pastors will resume their
we ky meetings at 1913 a. ~. Tomorrow
AZ Centenary church. Rev. 4. I. Wilson
Il chairman OF the body and Rev. w.
Ashury Christian u secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01

PATIENT BEING NARCOTIZED.
ufcparatory 10 Beng Operated lpon)
made % the same material. The chairs
"na table are OF oak and oil finished. The
ma tfess and pillows are OF the bes'
quality OF hair and the b-d-ltnens ana
tlankeis~ are Of superior quality. in
spite OF the severe simplicity OF this
room. you can readily see that II is a very
inviting and comfortable one. The object
:" having II furnished this way Is that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01

the patient Is narcotized. We are just
In time 10 see patient on the carriage.
The carriage looks like iour-wheeled
bicycle, made OF slender iron. and the
wheels have rubber tires. This car
rage" the Doctor resumed. ''is used -
convey the patient 10 and from the ope-
ratlng-room II has four wheels. SO that
:; Will turn a sharp corner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01

Ola papers for sale at the Dispatch
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
frum Ihur.,iA, = DA,Iy

Tom. Tucker, the santa +" deputy
sheriff. wac h-rr yesterday, arriving fruu.
the west. he continued "a /" Santa FL
lssi night.
The "DHnc- Of Nations, Was repro.
duc-d Al the opera house last night, aud
the crowd present War m"r" Appr-ciAtiN-
than on the previous nigh,
Mrs. Thompson. - L"s PlAcitAr, B-rnA
lilo county, aud her nI-cr, Miss Anna
Hamilton. II san Antrni", T-lA-, are II,
the city. and are Pleasantly situated a.,
Mr., scntts on wee, silver avenue.
The new officers of the Ladies' Gulli oi
the ~. Johns church, elect-d yesterday
afternoon, arr 49, follows Mrr. n Is
Field, president, Mira " y fol, yicr
president; Mrs. q. y. Albright. SECRETARY
Mrs. W. W. Mcclellan, treasurer.
Two trsinps, with ride ~ bust" ~
their eyes, assaulted Conductor Murray y
son'h. bound passenger train las, night al
Crrrillu-, but the cr-~ drove them off
They also attempted to steal . ride "il
the branch a. santa y. from l.Amy. bat
fsil-d. kallIuAi officers are after the
rAmIs,
Excelsior lodge NJ, | Il, Il II, A o. T.
" met IN regular session lAat evening
After lodge SdJuurne,l the dining r-m
doors wer- thrown up-n "a admit the
members oi Excelsior lndge, VIII" pArt"nk
OF excellent pie and delicious coffee All
had an exceedingly grsi tune. Long live
the u. ~ II.
Yesterday Aft-rn"u the well known
contractors aud carpenters, strung y
H-sa-lien. we're let the hid to erect In,
Barnstrr Is-,nfiicr building for the gov.
eminent. J. NJ, Whe-luck " the Arrhl.
tect, aud hr expects Ia have the building
Completed aud ruAdy for OccupAnc! iusidr
Of ninety days.
The condition II W II johnson. col.
ored. who Wa run over by the carr "a,
Wallace . few weeks ago while ou hlr
way W THE city from SsptA IL, N gruw
ing worse, and he il likely Ia ruccumh t.
the inevitable ssfnre many hours Tue
accident hapI@nr'i on March ~, aud vi hen
brough, 10 ,hin city 10 his home IA Wee,
Lead svenue-hr wac found a. be- horn.
bly, injured, n-c-ssitSting the AmrutAtiuu
Of the len hand, the right les between the
ankle and knee, and a portion II the len
foos. vii lain Gr--n and Henry WIN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

Thr Woman Industrial league e New
lurk ~ negotiating Tor trAc, ( luu.un
Acrrr IL hand along the Virginia coast, the
purrn-- being :" rrttlr = colony OF 1000
man brute 81 ia" male IrrruAr,"u II ,n be-
admitted To- the colony All the work ~
To- lie hy women, aud It lr "Ar-c,,,i tina,
the LOO female ,ulunlrt- will Iw-ll to-
g",hrr IA unity. \" explanation II made
- /" h"w the population Il the COLONY IN
+" b" mAIu,Aru'-i. but the promoter. ~
the rch-in- can iou'tlrsA hnd some way
ou, ut ." ,ritlng n DIM rul,y a. that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
wa aoon cave

Mrsrrr. WALSH Aud Mahuury w. 80 gu'si
nAturrd And hArIy tnl'se" g"utl"m"u,
Nhu hAN" ruJoyri the ~lutrr m"n,hr
among Albuquerque genuine i"wuturt
leru aud ais the "kur k,tr, viii leave
un Ahnu, the let 81 May, returning '
Chicago They hal arranged H. leave
EARLIER. hut will rrmAiu tu witu-rr thr
opening game ui har" teal ~ the kIu
UrAnd" valley here Aprl gN'l, between
the Athletics e Santa =" sui the hihu-
uurrIu- Br,wur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
Income IAz

{. VI. shannon, internal rrvrnu- cob.
I"ct"r fr the district ( New Mrlicu. har
pru, "ut from hlS uhcr At Santa r. n CIR.
culSr h-sriug "a the luc"In- tax Il rrir
forth that while incomes from municipal
county and state h"nds And from rents 81
real -HtAtr are not taxable. the Variuus
lie Included N the returns, and then de
duct'-i "a. not subject :" tAIHtnn These
who had made returns PRIOR Ia the
change IA the Law can have the r,Sluc
t"nr mad" by making HttiiAvtr IN II
blank provided, aud returning the same
l." the collectors office ~ To- the deputy
Ia whom tue original return wAr rem
irF,.l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

cotton which has been remarkably sue
c-ssfll, the rrsiu ming mach cheaper
than the us'utal rrilnu ,ui Io'~.r~r'ul
inst II rs dualrrs The hN-,- ~ W""i
pulp. VIA 10, ~ crur-r IT tt"n'in"ui. 10
,hauI ~ into lui- crlulu-r ant spun iu'"
thr-Ad Aw! then woven i''' 10th II -
.rmhlr- "Nl,uAry r"'''u u t- MOI ~
,,ruug ~ the natural Ir-iur, T. Nrny".
,ud works veil. Aul ,ru w. dy'-l nr vel
~ ru't"u liy c"Arue 1t With rnrrihu"
aud passing II "vrt glass brsuttlul hrl.
h.ucy mAy be- gwen n. Murh greater
strength can hr impaired ~ parchment
tDug, when " AuIutrr~ , r.ul uAusrnr
-u,y The ,luth N"Nrr well Hui hnr =
E,zsl ApI"AfAu,".
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
CITY FINANCES!
A Mass Of Interesting Figures
for The Reader.
The Report VI City Treasurer Frank
Mckee.
The sums Vt IN, various Funds Handled
rN Him.
BALANCES AND ovLRDRATT.

4, the meeting uf the huari " alder.
mru. act Monday night, cay Treasurer
Mckrr r.Gi he r-I1ri b. the new hnsri
~ f,lluwr
statement showing the r.crip,s And
dlrl ur-cmrnts Il the city treasurer FROM
Jnusry ~ I" April u, lNrh, Inclusive
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
IArEr ferrr ~ " ORR

Th" uIt"d verb" Copper cumIH,ny
y, lie mlurr Al lrrum- S-Hr,y half ~,
these arr -mri"y..l "u other claims AL.
JAc"nt /" the property of III" ui,rd Yer
lie r"mrnuy, whirh make the town IT
Jrr"m" one Of the hvrh"-t mining camps
III ArlImnk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
THE RAILROADS.
what Is being Done On all the wesier
Il ines.

The Toledo. Ann Arhut n Nprlh Hlch.
gan railroad hap been -"li I" X. G.. Ma
tn, representative II the general rev
gAuita,i"u committee. i"r s2OO ,up
r,n,ur ou the \ Ap. have been d-la,
ri 10y saui storms ~ AriImA the las
few dNSs
Rev. T.. - Wheeler IN travelling uv-
the santa r. ~ r,rm -Dollus services d
,hnp'l rAr
& /. G,rin,r, late 1T Lake valley. hs
removed bus family To- this city, M|
,Rriu"i lr = cuudu,tur uu the run frs
thir cIty ,u san Mar,iAl
= NJ Murphy, rr's,lru, Il the ssul
tr, Prescott \ rhrmh ruAd. pARs-:
Through tnnr rnS yesterday Nv" pul
mHnr huuglt Tor urr between phrnlI M.
sui Arh Fork ia that hur, Will h" I'D
into s"ty,cr.'n Tia hrrt 81 May
ia, : = T. \ T. railroad continues n
BE- - heavy hunIu"s- ~ the shipm-u,
'Aul" About Nrrl 2ulh they viii IN
n,uc,. The movement 81 LOO heal Il a
kuklNud VALLEY TO- rhnurN, where the
vii h~ placed uu usrtur,' to- b. fnt,-u-l
Ah,r NJ Ju1ust"u carpenter ga u.
Denver n Rr,,r,ndr hriig' gang, w
tuuud dead ~ TIA" hsieiug house AT n
Nrltn Dunu NN'uu", IL ru"hln. ~
rulpr.tJ"u b. hat h' committed rucri,I
~ the circumstance I'uu, v"'y strong
| that Nay
~uur It the creditors 81 Brakeman !.
" Laid, uur ct the "tuNry tee" VII
came g. Lar \"gAs ~ - huN ear = cuuI
~ lAIr An", th" -luk" VA ruNugurst~
! AMI went tn Wutk tr ;l" company, wrr
F NHluIy rudrAv"rlug T." lrA,r hn Ma
day night, Il" having drawn h,r chr,I
and pulled hlr trrlghi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
HOl BROOK HASH.
Ihc shipping Season In Cattle. Sheep and
Wool Promises Good Results.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
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lialAnUe on hand Apul ~, l-s3 l,hS "
The warrants Registered with the city
treasurer And unpaid April 10, 1886.
amount I" yl,4ii ~
FRASE MCksH,
City Treasurer,