davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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5mei St, Gouifer peri9wunoen,
Wm. KenneoY uno Gheooor Kaufmann wers
oen felt mehreren Gaoen pern1i6t.

Nm leBten Samitag fam Mtliam Sem
ne0D bon ct. Bouts, no er gu 9d1lie 1T,
nab Gbtcogo unb 3par nit $4,000 in Pa=
pteren unb barren 9elbe in Der Sdi9e.
Says barauf i~tattete er Srdulein WarD
@abbtd aus 500 Me1tern Npenue einen Be-
fu3 db. 8eim Meggeben beripra6 er, am
nd6iten Nbenb tpieberum por5uipre6en. @r
fam aber ni9t unb lit felt Sonntdg, frog
ben a%ngeftrengten Na9forI9ungen 1eitens
Der Poli3et, nirgenOs 81 finben g%etpeien,
Dor %eintgen Sabren mar er Elm Nnge@
iteuter Der Sirma WeGIs &c Sren6, loel9e
bic Sn6aber Der befannten StrdBenbd6nz
~tpagenfabrif in @bicago 1tnb. gu iener 3ett
lerrte er SRI, Mabbtd fennen unb berlDbte
ft9, ME ii9 nunmebr berau8geiteQt bat, nit
t6r. Man nimmt ba6er an, baB er gum
3ped Der @ermdblung na9 Chicago fam.
Mtttpo9 Nd9mtttag erf9ten in Der Star
tpelftraBenzS Station elm iunges Mdb9en
un0 5etgte Capt. 8arca4 bas 8eri9tpt1Den
3ennebD's an. sic Bat, ale ettpaigen Ra9z
rt9ten iiber i'm SRI. Marp @aobid aus
500 Weftern MDenue 3ufommen 3u lai1en.
Wer biefe iunge Perl i'm mar, tit no4 nt9t
feftgetelt Dorben, SRI. MabDid bermut6et,
baB Der @ermiBte bon SreunOen Deritedt
9ebalten DirD.
Sin onberer ct, Coulter, Namens S6eo=
Dor 8auf3mann, Der bor etnigen 9agen
mad @bicago fam, UNI ii9 bier nieber3u@
lafen unb cine S9antptrt6f9aft an3ufauz
fen, tpir0 ebenfalS bermtBt. Gr logirte i'm
9Dtel QtB, 166 M9t6iganftraBe. Dim Mttt=
po9 Morgen ging er nit 3net Solbaten
bon Sort Sbertban aus. @tner bteIer Gol<
Daten febrte gegen Nbenb tpteOer no4 Sem
9otel 5uriid unD erflGrte Dem Wtrth, ct lei
bor ~pentgen Stun0en BON ben MnDeren qe=
trennt tporben. Rauf9mann bate 5000 BEL
ft3 un0 fiir9tet 9err 2tB, Der Snbe6er bes
9otelS, baB tbm Elm ungIiid 3ugeFoBen 1T,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
Oos neue poit9ebduoe.
Der DoridIa9 eemodt, DEM SunoesarAi=
tectGn pon cinem StreersGomite Plane
unterbreiten gu IaGen.

Ser 8au zines neuen YotgebGubes biGbet
d1tgenblidli9 bas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un=
ter ben Nr9tteften unb @ef9GftsGeuten Gbiz
Cages, Natiirlt9 bat S%Sebermann feline be-
Hon0eren Mn1t9ten iiber 8auart, 9r0Be bes
8ebGubes II, +. ~, ale aber f9einen etnen
Plan gu biQigen, Der f9on friiber BON Dem
Poitmetfter Selling angeregt lpur6e unb ben
er au3 iebt nod na9 &rdften gu unteritiiben
beripri9t. 0tefer 81an gebt babin, Elm
8rr9ercomtte 81 ernennen, DaS i'm Ndmen
Der 8iirgerf9aft 8lGne unb Spe3tfttationen
fir Elm neues @ebdube anferttgen lai1en fpQ.
0tefe foQen bann, na9bem ite augemetn gut
geRetBe11, an ben beratbenben Nr3ttetten bes
@9aBamtes nit Der 8emerfung 40 piinf9e
G6tcago 1etn neues Y~p1tgebGube" ein9eI9tdt
tperoen. Serner iou baS Gpmtte ben 8ar
beaufft3tigen, barouf ie6en, baB bic gonz
traffic an quite, De%rantnprtli9e WfGnner ber=
9eben tperDerl, DaB gutes Matertal ber=
tpanbt nn0 Dor NQem bafiir fDrgen, baB Der
8du gertdu na6 ben Yldnen unb Spe3iftz
c%ationen ousgefiibrt ptrb.
Poftmetfter SEEING fagte geitern: Scr
glan BAT meine pouif tie 8iligunq unb nirO,
t3, au9 Die bes berat6enben Mr6tz
tetten BADEN, benin aGs t3 3uleBt in Maf6tn9z
ton mar, un6 nit 6errn Carlisle unb benz
Nr9ttetten iiber btefe Nngelegenbeit fpra6,
GuBerte Der 2ebtere, e5 perbe INN lieb 1etn,
iDe1n Die @6icagoer biefe SADIE in bic 6dnb
piirben. Mtr pifen bier am beten,
mas mir brauben, unb pte bas @ebGube am
b~iuigiten unb f9neIiten errt9tet perbeA
fann. Sd babe f9Dn nit me6reren Mr9iz
unb ben 2euten geIpro9en, benen bic
8runbftiide I'm bas 8unbesgebdube berum
unb ale btQtgen ben YIun ebenfo
1ebr pie t4, @s banbelt 1t9 MI barum,
Diel eS toften mtrb. M}an bat mir qez
fagt, baB bur9 bos Mnfertigen Der pldne
unb Die 8eauf1i6tigung bes 8aues 100000
peri6lungen merDen piirben, baB man aber
Die 9dlfte 5paren fDnne, menn man Die 8e=
oufii6ttgung falen lieBe, SrpBbem bin
i3 bafitr uno tDerbe ben Plan na9 &rdften
unter5tiiBen."
Mebrere Nr9itettenfirmen ftnb Der Mnz
fibt, baB Der &%enot1ancez@ tDl it9 am beten
fir Elm neues @ebGube empfebGen tpiirbe rnb
baB Der 8au in 3lpet Bis bret SSa6ren o6ne
@4ptertgtett fertig geiteut perOen t0nne,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
OaIanterte I'M 0eridts3immer.

MG6renb Der @eT6porenenauspa6l in
benz 8arneS'f3en Mprbpro3eB 1teQte e3 ft4
Rerau8, DaB 3tDar biele Qeute feline @eql1er
Der Sobesftrafe finb, aber gan3 entI6ieDen
SteIung Dagegen ne6men, fpbalb cine 7Srau
ms Spiel tpmmt. 8efanntlt9 lit Innte
0falonep cine M}itangetGagte in benz en-
tpGbnten Pro3eB. Den fir ben @el6iuoree
nenotent Dorgelabenen Qeuten tpirD in etnem
0torbpro3eB itets Die Sroge pprgele8t, ob 1ie
'8egner oDer Nnbdnger Der Sobes1trofe ftn6.
&uf elmer etn3igen 2tite itanben nt6t meniz
ger alS fieben Namen, beren SoynbaDer fiA
ol8 Nnbdnger Der Sobe8ftrafe ~befanrtcn, bic
aber ebenio entf9ieben ertlGrten, buB 7e tetn
petbliGes Weien gum Sobe perurt6eilen
tpiirben. 0a bic @aIanterie Der in Mmerifu
geborenen MGnner cine fpri9pOrtli9e 1T,
70 iOlte man meinen, boB bic 8eguer Der
&DbeSfrafe in Se3ug auf Srauen aue, pber
Der W}ebr3abl na6 Nmerttaner tparer. Dies
lit o6er rtbt Der san. Ser Nattona(itdt
na6 Dertbeilten ii6 biefe 2eute ME folgt ;
Sin Guife, Elm Dane, Elm BoGe, 3pet SSrz
Timber, Elm Oeuti6er unb Elm Mmertfaner.
9ieie tparen nt4t Die ein3tgen, geitern egaz
minirten SurDzGanbibaten, tpel9e NIT ben
5ral1en cine Nusna6me ma9ten, fobalD Die
SDDeSitrafe in 6rage fam, aber tie puroen
unmittel6ar b%intereinonber aus bieIem
@runDe 3uriidgenie1en.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

= Ser @6mieb 6enrD 2ubtptg BON go,
1912 OObfon Npe. murbe getern 2a9~
mittag an State, nabe 5arrtfonftraBe, an
9e9rtffen unD beraubt. gr tpurbe bur9
etnen Mann, Der inn einen %biligen &n5uq
taufen tpollte, DeranGaBt, Elm !0aus gu be-
treten, unb bier i91ug man i'm nieber unb
nabm inn 81 in 8aar unb fir i'm pertbz
bole Paptere. Damn purbe er CUR Ghur
binausgemorfen, unb auf fem @ei9rei fam
Poli3iit 5lpnn i6m gu 9tGfe, Der einen Teiner
Nngretfer gefangen no6m.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

,,0ti9te Did ouf" it cine bdmt13e grrnob=
nln8 an 0ieienigen, Die 8orS 6erultter iiltb,
o9ne 4ppetlt unb entnut6igt. 2tber bic Qrt,
III 1pel9er 9oO0'S GarIapartQa ben I6wo6ell
&0rper %al1fbout unO Suten Nppetit 9tebt, 1T
tpu1toerbQr. =
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
Gi9entbGmLthes Wahsthum.

Der 8jGbrige G6orles 8ermon, go. 70
9otitraBe, itedte tiir5liA 1pielen0er 8ei5e
cine Grbie in feline NaIe, Gr er3G6lte ieiner
Nt1tter erit baoon, al5 Die ytoie infolge Der
Nntpelenbeit zines fremben &0rpers auz
t9noQ unD i6m @8mer5en Derur1a6te. 9ie
Heriu4e Der Mtutter, Die Grb1e pie6er ans
SageSlt3t 3u bef0roern, erptefen fi6 al8
%bergeblt3, unb ais bic Mnf6fpeQunQ Der
9}aie 3u1labnr, mlBte Elm Mr3t geruFen iperz
ben. 9tefer fono eS fir nDt6ig, ben Gnaz
ben 81 4lproformtren, pprauf er nit .oilfe
Der nOtRtgen Snitrumente bic GrbTe berauss
3og. gu 1et1er Remembering fanb er, bdB
Die Grb1e ntcbt nur beoertenb ange13poQen
mar, 1onbern aud Seine getrte6en babe.
Der W}ertpirbigteit balber bat er bic @r6fe
in Spiritus auFge6oben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
Stdoti1hes.
get k0ltelte Gag.
Oefobr fir mafermon9el por=
hanoen.

peripdtete 5age uno 9~ef0rter pofiperfebr,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
Oes unterfhIetfs anoefLaot.

Sn ber0e splainest r.z Station fBt uugenz
bltdlt9 Elm Mtann NamenS SSSameS s. eS06nz
1on, Der beS l1nterf9leifs angeflagt miro.
@r mar Dor 2dngerem 8ertrauensmann Der
8irmu G6arles 81. 9eQang &c Gp. unb err
freute ii9 natirli9 zines guten &ufeS. Sc
gen @nbe bes Wpnats Mfat i'm berfGofener
Sabre purbe bef6Gofen, cine Corporation,
gu bilDen, in Die ii4 Sobnfon nit $1,000
eintaufen foUte. Nber es fam nt9t ba3u,
ba Sobnio i'm zines Sdges fortified unb niat
tpiebertam. Ntan i60pfte @erbo6t unr
gtng feline 8ii9er bur9. 0abet iteuta Iid
berdus, baB er ungefdbr $500 unterf4loger
bate, inbem er 3e9nungen etntaf ftrte UNI
baS GeGb, bel9es er ouf btefelben erbaIten
bate, in Die eigene Saf4e ftedte, @r BE-
bauptet bagegen, baB er nur $500 genOm=
men babe, nel9e ibm BON re9tspegcn gu
tomen. 0err 0e9ang tptrb i'm bauptid9s
lt3 geri6tIi9 belangen, neil er ange6lid
bas unterf6lagene @elb gum 9q3arbYPteI
gebrau3t bat.
&Qe gleui9feiten i'm %QtbenbbLatt fur nur
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

8etes TantlienzR otorrGmittel 9Oob'S
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08
standardization

tpnr6sn 9eftern an foIgenOe gerTOnen aus.
$, 5. SOnes, 2ft0diges mobnbous. go.
5741 4bsrbeen Str, $18OO; Gbarleg @or<
ter, 2tOdiges Mobn6aus, So. $50 Soffmn,,
NDe., $500. ~
Abendblatt., 1895-02-08

5ragt @uren grOcer mad nS6e SetBGer
&c Sunge Co.'S" vQuater 8rpD", bas
19madbafteite n6pme Mfabe 8rob", bas ie
BON elmer 8Gderet %geliefert nurbe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
THE DOVER ASSOCIATION.
Eenturc. of the session so he heio
81, WEST Point This Week.

The Dover Association meets IN IT'S
,,o,1, eession with the West Point Zap
tist church on Tuesday, the 2Sd. ms
bodv Is composed Of representatives from
white Reptist churches in Richmond cry
panoyer. Henrico, GOochland, kihS WI,
ia,, Now Kent. Charles City, YORK. anu
warwick counties. . ,,...,.,
II is the largest and wcaithiest district
hodv In the State The business OF the
bodv will be the hearing OF reports Vi
committees on the various branches Vi
d,,ominational work-missionary. euuca-
ttonaI and benevolent. Rev. NJ. l.. Wool
of Newport News Is the moderator. 10
TOR Rvland Jr.. the clerk. and j. IL.
NVal,hall tho treasurer of the organiza-
ton. .o,.
The Introductory sermon will be preach
.d nv Rev. w l.. wright H.
ID OF Leich-.treet Baptist church, TINS
CITY Each church in the body Is entitleo
20 four delegates. besides ordained min
,sters ,n their membership. who are
In virtue Of that fact members Vi 'is
body. -, ,.,,v
The Richmond delegates VIII propaDy
leave Richmond. either by the aiter'oo''
train Monday. or Tuesday morning py
the mixed train. which leaves Ihe oia
York-River depot. at the foot OF iWen.s
third street, at 7:2D a. NJ ana arrives
In West Point at 1880. m,
In the week following there WIN
no meetings OF three district assoc'a.
,,ona--,he Rappahannock fon the 3is,' AT
providence church. In Cioacester). ana tue
concord and the James-River toa the
3oth).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
CASE OF EXTREME CRUELTY.
John Turner to lie Vigorously
Prosecuted by the =. l.. 4. A.

The case Of John Turner the negro
who was before Justice Lewis a few days
ago in the County Court, charged with
abandoning and starving horse. was
one OF the most cruel that has ever been
brought TO the attention of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty 70 Animals.
II is alleged that Turner bought the
horse from a colored woman some time
ago and promised to pay $50 for the
animal IL was in evidence at the exami-
nation that the horse was in good condi-
ton when sold by the woman.
Turner took the horse back TO the
woman about ten days ago. but she re-
fused 10 receive IL on account OF the bad
condition 1t was In. The negro brought
the horse back the second time. so 1t is
said, and left 1t there while the woman
was away from home.
The horse was so poor and weak that
IT could not stand up, and couple Of
planks were placed under IL. with .one
end resting on a fence and the other on
"A barrel. In this condition the animal
remained for two or three days before ii
died. The officers Of the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals were
notified. and Turner was arrested. His
case was certified TO the grand jury,
and the society viii prosecute him to the
fullest extent OF he law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
PINKEy DID NOT REMEMBER.
He VIII Hardly Insist Upon Social
Equality Agnin-Othcr Cases.

The case Of II. w. Lawrence, charged
with assaultins G. w. Pinkey (coloreO
with stick, in the bar-rOom of the
former-which had been continued from
the 18th instant-headed the docket at
the Police Court yesterday. Common
wealth's-Attorncy Smith appeared for the
prosecution, and the accused was de-
Tended by Mr.. George ID. Wise.
Pinkey testified that he had been
connected with n travelling show, and
was a stranger in this city. AS far as
the alleged assault, his mind was PER
feet blank; he remembered having had
several dollars in his pocket on the night
in question, but could not recall whether
or not he entered bar-room, and did
not rccollcct that any one struck him.
lie said he knew where the bar-room was
situated, as it had been pointed out to
him after the affair had taken place.
Mr.. W. L. Smithel stated that he went
to Lawrcnce's bar-room in company with
Mr.. Huxter on the evening of July 10th,
and upon entering found Pinkey lying
on the floor, but no one else was in the
place at the time.
DR.. Parker, the ambulance surgeon,
said he responded TO a call at the Second
Police Station on the night OF the lOth,
and upon examining Pinkey saw that he
had received Two Ddt DiOWS on tHe Htdu'
on the right side OF the head there was
a deep cut. which he sewed up. using
three stitches; the other mark was on
the left side of the head. and was
mere scratch. He said he had talked
with Pinkey and others OF the party,
who accompanied him TO the station. and
Pinkey had tod him that he had been
an inmate OF an insane asylum, and the
statement had been borne out by the
other men.
Mr.. w. Reed said he saw Pinkey so into
Iawrcnce's saloon on the night in ques-
ton. and noticed that he acted in very
strange manner, and appeared 10 be de-
mented. Charles Berry stated that he
was too much under the influence OF IL
oucr 10 know anything of the events OF
that night. and was unable TO remem-
her whether he had or had not struck
Pinkey.
The case was dismissed.
Eddie jefferson (coloreD was fined 50
for assauIting Eddie Ford and cutting
him with knife.
Robert Satterfield was sent 10 JAIL lot
six months In default of security III the
sum of SEQ for being u suspicious char-
acter. ,., ,.,u
/ w. Scott was charged with being
disordcri. and assaulting J. II. Jones on
tho street. Roth men were placed under
bonds in the sum of $50 70 keep the peace,
and Lee Jones (colored). charged with
fighting on the street, was hned sio'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
Brief Catholic Items.

The lawn and garden party for the
benefit Of the building fund OF the pro-
posed new church on the present site OF
ST Mary's closed last Friday night after
a very successful run OF three nights.
The young ladies in charge Of the en-
tertainment, and TO whose efforts IS due
the success which attended 1t. were
Misses Annie Hulcher. Lena Gindsr
Theresa Gerring. Lizzie Vorbrinck, Min
ME Dippner, Katie Orsche.l, Ida Rup-
pert, Nora Tholl. and Clrrie Schultz
They were ably assisted in their efforts by
sir. ". Somma and Mr.. 4. ii. Felthaus.
The priests OF the Diocese Of Richmond
who have been in retreat at Washington
during the past week, returned 10 their
charges yesterday. those Of the Richmond
churches arriving in the city upon the
2:3S T. NJ. train.
The retreat Of the Sisters OF Charity.
which was given by Father McHale. OF
Baltimore, ended Friday morning at
O'Clock.
Bishop Van de Vyver will celebrate mis-
silver jubi ee next Thursday. the feast CT
SITS. Peter and Paul.
Rev. Father j. J. Hsnefck. OF Frede-
ricksburg, who Is well known TO all Catho-
lies in this city. Is seriously III al Provi-
dence Hospital. Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
tn Exhibit Road Machinery.

Messrs. Ashburner and Anderson, Off
GERS of the GoOdRoads Association, had a
conference with several members OF the
Executive Committee OF the Agricultural
Society yesterday. including President
Watkins, relative TO making an exhibit
of road machines at the fair this fall
and giving Illustrations of the work.
Good roads is a subject that is attracting
a great deal of attention and thought
from public men at present. a thing that
almost every one In Virginia is inter-
ested in. An exhibit. such as these gentle
men could make, would be Of the greatest
interest and would attract a great deal
OF attention from every visitor 10 the
fair. Colonel Murphy, chairman Of the
Grounds and Buildings Committee Of the
society. viii give the gentlemen evcty
assistance in his power
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
MOSS FLOATED bogus CHECKS.
Nr. buchanan Sold Him Cake
n,.Lcf ns Well as n Watch.

1t appears from further investigation
that the watch which was secured from
Mr.. d. Buchanan by the young man.
Aubrey II. Mos, an exclusive account OF
which appeared in yesterdays Dispatch.
was not the only article OF value obtained
from the jeweller.
Mosl also purchased a silver cake
basket which he pawned at David
Strauss shop. and then left tho city. He
is alleged TO have floated bogus checks In
Charlottesville and elsewhere in the state
and the police are after him. officer Glib
son has recovered the cake-basket from
MIR Strauss. and says he Will recover the
watch which was pawned with Jacobs
for SIS.
The check given Mr.. Buchanan was
drawn on the Merchants National Bank,
and was deposited there Wednesday. II
was promptly returned as being worth
Ass. and Investigation revealed the fact
that Moss had never kept an account at
the bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
Changed TO "NirGinin Crccpers."

The No-Name Base Ball Team held a
meeting Friday night for the purpose
OF electing officers and transactnS other
necessary business.
AS several OF the members wished the
name of the team changed, 1t was de-
'cded that it should bear the name "Nir-
ginia Crcepers," with the following Off
GERS presiding: +. w. Tower, manager;
Il. G.. Cullen, captain.
The team consists of the following
PLAYERS: F. Tower, catcher: G.. Nose
lev pitcher; II. cullen. short stop; L.
Bass. first base; ID. Baird, second base;
". Greenwood, third base; W. Wallace,
left field; +. Phillips, center field; Il.
Brander right field; substitutes, e. Rob
inson and III. Watson.
Challenges will be accepted from all
teams that consists OF boys under 10
years of age. The same may be
addressed to the manager at 100 south
First street. or 10 the captain, at 200 east
Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
An Old Newspaper-Carricr Dead.

George Anderson (colored). the Oldest
carrier in the city. died at his home. in
the neighborhood of Fifth and Clay
streets, yesterday morning. after brief
illness. He was credited with being an
octogenarian, and had carried the Dis
patch for more than thirty years Lat
terly. when the other papers came into ex-
istence, he canvassed for them also, and
served a. considerable number OF patrons
until short time ago. when his growing
innrmities deprived him OF the strength
TO cover his route A slight stroke or
paralysis FASTENED his end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
VIII Snenk for the South.

The annual assembly Of the Northern
and Western Agricultural Implement and
Machine Manufacturers will be held at
Mount Gretna. Pa, next month. The
Committee on Addresses have requested
Mr.. Ashton Starke. OF this city, 10 de-
liver an address before the body. Hon.
L. T. Mast, OF Springfield, o.. will repre-
sent the West, and a speaker from the
East Will fill the programme.
Few gatherings I'm this country repre-
sent larger manufacturing interests. Mr..
Starke Is down on the programme, and
is the first speaker to be invited from
the South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
propcrty Transfers.

Richmond: Crystal Ice Company 70 s.
VI. Halves, g. feet on south side Water
street. near Ash, 5000.
Leako a Grinnan, special commits
sioners, to Henry L. Weaver. % feet on
south side Webster street between Roano
and Tyler, $3.50.
James A. Morris and wife 10 West
End Brick Company. 53-i feet on west
side Short street between Main and
Cary. and 4xSO feet in square bounded by
Main. Short, Cary. and Harvie streets
500.
Henry J.. Weaver and wife 10 Ann r..
wife Of Patrick J. Wilkinson. Rosa g..
Mary. Robert w. and John W. Weaver
IL 1-2 feet on south side Webster street
near Roane. 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
THE wOMAN's COLLEGE.
RICHMOND. VA.

offers unequalled advantages for the edu.
alton of Young Ladies'. Faculty OF
twenty professors and instructors. train
ed i'm the best universities Of this coun-
try and Europe. Health record remark
Table abundantly supplied with the bes,
that the rich and varied Richmond mar
kets supply. Rates lower than those OF
any other institution OF like grade.
For catalogue and other information
"'''' JAMES NELSON. A. NJ, ID. d,
~ 1a-Su& VITA President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
Hahn for The Destitute Family.

The appeal made through the Dispatch
BY DR.. Blankenship for help for a desti-
tute family on Church Hi has met with
a liberal response. a lady sent $ to this
office yesterday and several other contri-
buttons were received during the week.
The responses have been so numerous
that the immediate needs or the family
have been very well provided for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
,ernoou, when all the vegetables had been

ternoon. when all the vegetables had been
given out
The proportion Of whites among the
city's poor who awaited themselves OF the
firms generosity is said to have been re-
markabiy small. forming only about 10 per
cent OF the throng OF callers. A great
number Of children were sent with notes
many OF which were anonymously poo
ple whose pride was only equallei by their
necessity, and these were bidder to take
as much as they could carry away. No
one was sent away empty-handed as long
as there were cabbage or potatoes to b.
given out.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

THE COLLEGIATE AND MILITARY
INSTITUTE. Suffolk. Va, chartered in
isI2. prepares In law. medicine, and regu-
lar academic for higher classes N Johns
HOPKINS, University Of Virginia. Wander
nil. or West Point. Strong faculty or
eight with full professor OF music. Ac-
commodations frst-class. Terms, SlO
ner FERN. Special terms 10 worthy boys
With limited means. Catalogues and tss-
S1ni'E NJ A. CTrinity); * n. CRAW-
LEY. B. 4. a.. Of va. Head Masters.
Sufyolk VA. jy i6-Tu. Fra Suim
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The munihcent offer of Messrs. Wesley.
Slgnaigo < Satterfeld. commission mer-
chants. to distribute ec.co head OF fresh
cabbage and a large quantity OF potatoes
among the poor OF the city attracted i'm
mense crowds to their warehouse. at 36
north Eighteenth street, yesterday. The
d,stribution began at o'clock In the
morning and continued until in the az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-21
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,

No. east Grace street. Richmond. Va.
Holm III. POWELL. Principal
Mrs. T. @. PEYToN, Associate Principal.
Tho twenty-third session of this Board
ing and Day school will begin SEPTEM-
Der .. 1895, and close JUNE Is, 1896
Course OF instruction from Primary TO
Collegiate Department tuIl ana thorough:
Tho hest advantages in Music, Art, and
languages. - e..
Richmond offers many advantages for
imnrovement, in Lectures Concerts, etc.
For details apply for catalogue 10 the
ie 30-Su VIZ F39t
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MCABE's OAY AND DoAEDiNG)
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND. VA.
The thirty-hrst annual session OF this
school for boys begins september =. isJs
Tnnroyan preparatlon for University OF
vir@,ni9 Yale. Harvard. Uni;ed States
Military and Naval academies. and lead
ing engineering schools. Full staff. Board
ir9 DEPARTMENT strictly limited. For cat2-
iosue ". GORDON MCABE.
Head Master. 405 east Cary street
ty eth Fr&su2i,mCS
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EDUCATIONAL.
,ss rII.Err,s SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

liz EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
Miss Elicit will NOT give up her high
est class. as she did last year; but the
school will be limited In numbers. Be-
sides. the teachers already connected with
the school. well-qualified specialists VIII
assist Miss Elicit. Very careful atten-
ton will be given TO little children,
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