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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
TILLNAN IDEA Rejected.
constitutional Convention Every
Twenty Years.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. october l6.-The
constitutional convention wrangied over
three hours to-day on several smah
amendments Of several sections Of the
legislative article relating to the abolish
ing Of political legislation for the in
corporation Of towns. cities, etc.
crator Tillman presented section pro
Vidng that the Legislature should IN
tho year 1896 submit TO the people the
question Of holding constitutional CON
Vcntion. and DO likewise every twentieth
year thereafter, allowing majority No'e
90 call the convention. II was voted down
by vote OF 90 20 g..
Before the recess the convention adopted
q section prohibiting the intermdrriaSe OF
white person with a person having any
negro blood whatever.
The matter was rt0penc1 to-day. ana
Judge Fras offered 20 further amend by
adding words TO maintain the status oi
many families in this state tainted
slightly with negro blood. Some strong
speeches were made. and, finally, the sec
tion. with the amendment. was recon-
mitted.
George y. Tillman made a powerful
speech. maintaining that instead 0f the
phrase ANY negro blood the words zone
eighth negro blood" should be used.
TO-nichts session Was rather lively
one, lasting until late hour. The nrst
Of a debate on the suffrage problem
took place. Senator Tillman moved to
the dec aration Of rights. which require
th1t an elections shall hc free and open
There was a lively political debate and
the convention voted him down 10y a vote
of ~ 90 =.
Aftar several other votes on the same
matter In different forms. he had the
section postponed. To b. taken up wrth
tho report Of the Committee on Suffrage.
The debate on th" suffrage article has
been fixed for Tuesday next ami from
day - day until il Is completed.
The convention struck oltI the section
IN the article of the declaration Of rights
which said that III" right Of citizens OF
the state 10 vote shall not be denied or
abridged on account of race color. or
previous condition of servitude. 1t also
struck out the section saying that neither
slavery nor involuntary servituie. except
as punishment ~ crime. whereof the
party shall have been duly convicted.
sh4l exist I'm the state.
The convention was dealing with the
difficult question Of change OF venue when
II adjourned At late hour tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
PRESIDENTIAL DAY.
Atlanta Exposition Programme for the
AuSpiCiOuS Occasion.
BRILLIANT MILITARY PARADE.
An Immense Gathering Anticipa-
ted 10 po Honor to the COUutry's
CHIEF MsEistrate--|icc-Pr
10 be Present.

ATLANTA. GA, October iG.-President
Cleveland viii arrive at =. NJ, Tues
day. October 22l. In a special train, on
the Southern railway. accompanied pos
sibIy. by Mrs. Cleveland. and certainly
by all the members OF his Cabinet, ex-
cepting Mr.. Olney, and their wives.
The party will be quartered at the
Aragon Hotel and will remain at the
hotel during the afternoon.
Mayor Porter King will give dinner
in honor Of the President at the hotel
Tuesday evening and invitations are out
already TO prominent citizens OF Atlanta.
TO be present on that occasion.
The Presidents first public appearance
will be at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning,
when a committee from the exposition
directory, with Colonel W. a. Hemphill
as its chairman, will call at the motel
and escort him to Piedmont Park.
The President will also be escorted out
Peachtree street by a number of military
organizat tions. including the Oldest and
most honorable IN the land, some OF which
have stood the fire OF four wars.
Arriving at the exposition grounds, at
II O'clock the President will address the
people in the auditorium.
Thence the President and Cabinet Will
70 through the exposition buildings, ex-
amining exhibits until O'Clock. when
luncheon will be served at the Pied
mont Club.
After lunch the presidential party Will
continue an inspection Of exhibits and
other features Of the exposition until
evening. when . grand pyrotechnic dis
play will be given I'm honor of the occa-
sion.
From the expostion-grounds the party
will return TO the hotel, whence. after
a brief rest. they will go TO the Capital
CITY Club. where a magnificent reception
will await them. This social organiZa-
tion. famous for the elegance Of its re-
ccptions. has prepared to outdo even its
brilliant reception rendered President
Cleveland in 1887.
Tclcgrams from southern cities Indicate
that an immense crowd will gather here
to see the chief Executive. and the oc-
castor will b. an Overwhelming ovation
to the executive head Of the nation.
ADLAI OK THE WAY.
ATLANTA. GA. October IA special
10 the Constitution from Bloomington
says that Vice President Stevenson and
his family left their home tonight Tor
Atlanta They will arrive here to-mor-
row night. and viii remain ten days,
visiting relations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

There are now 2o2 students at Rich
mond College.
Hon. A. c. Hendricks the Mayor OF
New Haven, Conn, is stopping at Mur-
phys.
Joseph p Sadler qualified to practice
law in the Chancery Court yesterday
morning.
Messrs. ]. s. Keeler and W. $. Grant
Of the Boston Herald, are at the EN-
change Hotel
Miss Aubrey w. Robinson, OF Peters
bnrg' will be the guest Of Miss Anne {.
Wilson. south Fifth street. FRIDAY
The condition OF Or. L. T. Robinson
was unchanged last night anu al late
hour he WAS considered 10 De crltlcahy III
Miss Mary Watkins. Of "Sunnyslde.
Powhatan county, returned nome Neuhes.
day. after pleasant visit 10 relatives
in this city.
Rev. W. b. Duling and bride mee ray
lor). who have been on their bridal tour
North, are I'm the city, en- route 70 their
home, In Berkley
Mr.. william II. Mayo. a mechanic OF
some prominence IN labor circles, ms ue't
selectes 10 fiil the vacancy Oh the 'hohea'-
elections" ticket and has accepted.
Mr.. John T. Chamberlin, the hotel-man:
Mr Herman &. RDthe, of France, ana
Colonel -. Andrews. a well-known Bal-
tmore capitalist, are stopping at the
Exchange.
Captain John =. Mayer loft yesterday
for Philadolnhil on business. He VIII re-
turn horne via Washington. where he VIII
stop few days 70 attend Masonic
council.
The quarterly meeting OF the Woman's
Baptist F0reien Missionary Union, To be
held AT the Gracc-StyccJ church to-day n
1 l.. NJ. will be addressed by Rev. Il. !.
Mullins.
Miss Pattie =. Justls accompanied by
her guest, Miss Lena Thomas, left We'd
nesdav for a short visit 10 Miss LOttie
Lee Watkins, at "Sunnyslde,' Powha-
tan county.
Mr. Woodville Latham, Virginia boy.
has invented the eiiOlOscope, remark
able Photographic invention. which Will
reproduce prize-flghts. dances. street
scenes. etc. The device VIII be seen in
this city next month.
President +. W. Boatwright. Of Rich
moni College left last night for Anderson,
70 attcni the annual session OF the Bap-
tist General Association Of West Nir-
ginia Dr. Dickinson will also attend the
session
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
Visit of Executive Department Party
to AtInutu-Programm

WASIiINGTON. y. u. e., October l6.-Ar-
rangemcnts were to-day perfected for the
trip Of President Cleveland 10 the Atlanta
Exposition. \ special train. under the
management Of Second -Vice-President
Baldwin. OF the Southern Galway Com
pany, will convey the President. his Cabi-
net. ana the wives Of the Cabinet officers.
1t has not yet been decided whether Mrs..
The train viii leave Washington at II
O'Clock on tho evening of Monday, october
Ist. reaching Atlanta about 4 +. NJ.
Tuesday.
The President will start on the return
trip 10 WHehingtOn after the reception Of
the Capital city club Wednesday night
and arrive In Washington about O'Clock
Thursday night.
I'm route to Atlanta. the party will pass
through Lynchburg and D1nvlle Sails
bury and Charlotte, Spartanburg and
Greenvlle. and Gainesville, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
THE BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
They Are Addressed by the Humor-
ist EiDnncier nf Texas.

ATLANTA. GA, October 16.-The
American Bankers Association discuss
ed proposed amendments TO its constitu-
ton to-day and listened to a single gold
standard speech by Judge George y. Al
bridge. Of Texas. Judge Aldidsc is the
humorist financier Of the Lone star state.
He entertained the bankers for two hours
with an address on sound Money and
a denunciation of the silverttes.
The ses sion was opened with prayer by
Rev. Dr. Heidi. a report Of the eXecu-
t,yc council was submitted by the chair
man. MIR. Pullcn. The report contained
important smendments 10 the bylaws
and constitution Of the association.
The most important amendment was
one concerning the taxation of state
banks. and Learly every delegate maze
speech on the question. Finally, the
amendment WAS referred back 10 the
executive council. with Instructions 70
formulate an amendment that would De
acceptable 10 the convention.
Then Judge Aldrilgc was Introduced.
He said in part: THE proposition thht
this government should coin silver ior
the world IN unlimited amount at double
its market value Is 20 repushaht 70 ui'c
commOn-seuse Of mankind tnat IL ouSht
TO he unnecessary 10 discuss H. anu
Of our people have been miaied ~ ap-
peals to their prejudice and by the spe-
cious reasoning OF sophlsti.
SUPERSTITION ABOUT SILVER.
"Tbe ignorant have always had a super
stition about silver" ami be likened TINS
Ignorance to the belief OF the negroes OF
The South that nothing would XII witch
bat Il silver bullet
Tne speaker travcrsed all the arguments
Of the "l6-to-l-eTs.' aud held them
M, 10 ridicule. After illustrating his
points with numerous telling anecdotes.
he declared, IN conclusion, with more
scriousness
"Our country is in no danger Of re-
uudiation This lG-tO-l coinage ClanOr IS
bat one Of the manifestations OF marc
times. brought on by the late panic In
spite Of al the issues that have afflicted
us. i'm spite OF demagogIsm on the stump
ana in legislative halls, this country is
rapidly advancing. our factories are
taxed TO their utmost with orders. and
the wages of their employees have been
everywhere voluntarily raised. Prices
that have been depressed by the panic
are improving. Sinister discomfort. with
all her imps. IS fleeing before the benign
influences Of prosperity ana in after
wears the hardships of to-day Will only
he remembered as a troubled dream"
st the conclusion Of his remarks the en-
thusiasm which II occasioncd WAS express
ga In three hearty cheers. The speech
was ordered printed and sent TO every
national State, and private bank in the
United states The convention then ad-
iourued until tomorrow morning AT $3.50
o'clock.
The speech Of Mr. william II. Rhawn.
and that of Mr.. James r. Howenstein.
the founder OF the association. will be
first in the order of business tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

Misses Lillian Norfeet. Carrie skilcs.
Carrie Shepherd, Helen Murray. Lille
Jones, Eva bartlett, Frances Quimby, and
Katie Holiday, Of Suffolk. Misses Flor
ence Ramsay, and Sarah Cornell. OF
Chuckatuck, Va: Alice Phillips, OF At
lanta. Ca. and Eliza Urquhart, Of South
ampton county. The ushers We're Dr:
Taliaferro Clark, Samuel u. Ficklen, and
y. l.. Burchell, Of Washington, II. g.;
q. J. Roberts. OF Philadelphia DR.. George
Tompkins. Of Roanoke: Robert Tomp-
kins and $. J. Boswell. Of Richmond;
Colonel x. 5. Sp,liman. OK Warrenton. Va,
". Thomas Kiby. Jasper Gotten. and
II VI I-rquhart. of Suffolk. Little Miss
Grace FIey. cousin Of The bride, and
Master Pretlow Holland acted as train
hearers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
amounting to $500

90 l>Si. inclusive, amounting to $1,000
IN the aggregate
The Injunction prayed for was grant
"a by the Circuit Court Of the United
states. and the then Attorney General
~ West virginia. on behalf OF the Au-
Gitor. appealed to the Supreme Court OF
tie United States.
The record, which was quite volumi-
nous. was not printed. and the case
was passed at last term at the request
OF r. O. liylcy, Attorney In or
der 10 give the Legislature time 10 make
an appropriation to pay FOR the print
Ing.
Tho Legislature has met and adj
jcurncd, and famed TO make the neces-
sarN appropriation. This fact being
made known. the dismissal of the case
followed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
SEVERAL LIVES LOST
,.rv.q-7fail Wreck for Which Water
YaniR3 Is Responsible,
., PNe>ENCERs iNU RED.


...>A PA. october l6.-'rhc water
tsis city is responsible for a
..... ae loss o. two ana probably
.,... aad the serious injury OF
..4Irm.u ana passengers.
....k occurred ON the Holidays
..r-s ~ the Pennsylvania railroad
-l.ry furnace. at thu southern
tl.. city. this morning at 60
... .no stated a train OF tank-cars,
...t.i t,.n on; on the brancn road
t of water. crossed over a
.. ..n stopped Cor the brakeman to
..r the switch for the Henrietta
- train. which was closely fol-
before the water train could Doe
.. motion again the passenger
..oa Was running eight minutes
irving 70 make up the time.
...hI.c around a sharp curve in
lnl ran into the engine OF the
..r .raIn. which engine was at the
.-.- Oh, train and acting as a pusher'
.g, engines were completely tele-
and when the shock was over
&C.,. standing ON their fire-hoxes, with
. ...t wheels locked together high
l. .. a.r
. shock was q terrific one. and all
...... Myers w.re thrown about in the
,.. violent manner scarcely any es-
..- without some Injury, but none Of
... -.S ned fatal injuries. The train
rp. escape so fortunately.
. Wolir.ug of Tyrone. an engineer,
r.... tr. .ime acting as front brakeman
.. .. uat.r train. was caught between
.. a.t,r-tanhs and literally crushed 10
,.. He leaves widow and two chill
r..r4u W. +. Good of the passenger
... s.s caught m the wreck Of E's en-
.. and was crushed almost cut OF
r-. s,mtlancc. His home was at
b. .,.tta.
....r,.r Davis Jasper. Of the passenger
... 41s1 II Henrietta. received tatal
-~ and was taken u the hospital
d also tas "a large family.
8 NCMHER BADLY HURT
Itr-In addition 20 the fatal injury
. rrEn,cr Arthur, number Of other
..-.rs were baby hurt. They are:
tl-,y Blackbucn. of Altoona, ensineer
.. -., water train. cut about the htai
t.. arms.
...re. Tate. Of Altoona. fireman Of the
d.. .-.r train. badly bruised about the body.
.sangor-Corductor James DAVIS. or
Altoona. left arm badly bruised hy his
n~ knocked against seat.
l,riamin Wyatt. of Roaring Springs,
r.e,oneer. ttngor of right hand cut of.
William Jones. of Burket station.
..hty injured rs being knocked through
... door OF one Of tho cars In the passen-
..r train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
GREEN AND GATES CASE.
appeal 81 " est virginia to supreme
Court BfsmiAscd.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October 16.-
appeal o.; =. i. Duffy, Auditor
" '-e State Of Weyt Virginia. from
W. .'D.'oa OF Tie Crcait Court OF the
'' States for the District Of West Nir-
'. iror OF Alexander e. Green and
o. '..'. which Was doCketcd Juno
was d.Jmissed In the Supreme
C. " fte United states to-day by
-jostc, Fuller
ana Gates were trustees OF q
q, '.t FFgn by The Chesapeake and
'''.''a1 Company TO secure the
''''' ~ certain bonded Indebtedness.
co.. "''fht sGit 10 restrain Duffy and
H. rr county officers from proceeding
q, collect certain taxes assessed against
'S''0~d company in the years 1873
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
suyER-I.COT ROBBERY.
Arrest oc "a London siiversmith In
Couurction Herewith.

LONDON. October 16.-The manager or
the firm Of Elkn & Co, silversmiths. in
Clerkenwell Road, was arrested to-day
I'm connection with the s!lver-ngot rob
berry which occurred in this city on Sep
tombcr 18th
The silver was shipped from Swansea,
and arrived in LONDON AT an early hour
i'm the morning. The consignment com
priscd 30 ingots. packed in five boxes,
and was valued at 1850. The boxes were
placed on a Midland railway van. for
transit 10 the place OF business of the
consignees. The driver OF the van and
his assistant. boy, stopped at Il coffee
house on their way to get breakfast. ami
while they were inside the van was
driven off. An hour later the police found
the horse and van mle away. Inc boxes
were ftill i'm the van, but the ingots had
hnar removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
DIED IN BALTIMORE.
Ex-Congressmnn Louis &. Lntham, OF
North Carolina.

BALTIMORE. MD, October l6-(Spe-
cial)-Ex-C Congressman Louis c. Latham,
OF Greenvllle. n. c.. died here tonight
at the Maryland University Hospital from
etomach trouble. He came to this city
las. Saturday upon the advice Of his ply
sician. Dr. Charles J. O. H2gan. DR.
l. McIane Tiffany performed an opera
ton. but ii was not successful, and death
ensued.
In response TO telegram Ex-Governor
Jarvis came here 10 be with his friend
during his illness. but did not reach here
until after lie had died. Mr.. Latham
had represented the First District Of
his State in Congress for several terms
and was prominent i'm State affairs. He
was IS years old, and leaves four chill
dren. The remains were taken TO Green
vile tonight lie was Il major in the
Confederate army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
THE JURY or AWARDS.
Atlanta TO Have PrOmpter Action
Than Chicago Had.

ATLANTA. GA, october lG.-The
Jury Of Awards met this morning and
organized. Dr. ID. c. Gilman. Of Johns
Hopkins University, is president Of the
jury. and Or. l. =. Hopkins, OF Georgia,
is secretary. Only five members failed
10 show up, and they are expected to-
morrow.
The Jurors, who are men Of national
reputation in their various lines, took a
general survey OF the grounds. and were
formed into groups. They begin work
Systematically tomorrow, and Will try
ts get through in two weeks. They pro-
mise to have the awards ready by The
time the exposition closes. or before. Dr.
Gilman says there will be no such delay
here as in Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
Special sleeper to Atlanta Via Sea-
board AIRLINE.

Commencing october lst the Seaboard
Airline vii! put on through sleeper
from Richmond 10 Atlanta. via the fa-
NOUS Atlanta Special" This sleeper
will be opened at the Union Depot at 3
O'Clock at night Ctrain leaving at 1883.
thus enabling parties going TO the expo
sition TO get a good nights rest. and ar
rive In Atlanta at 400 i. NJ. the follow
ing day.
BY this arrangement passengers to the
exposition can leave Richmond via the
seaboard Airline and go through to At
lanta without change OF cars. and Ii the
only line Offering such exceptional ad.
vantages.
For further Information apply to II. NJ.
Boykin. passenger agent. No. Ss east
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17

In addition 10 Tuesdays and Thursdays
fOr persons desiring 10 visit the Cotton
States and International Exposition at
Atlanta, Ga. on Virginia-Day, October
22d, the Atlantic Coast-Line will sell
round-trp tickets on October 10Th anu
2lst. good for ten days from date Of sale.
al $40. Train leaves Union Depot ae
1lS =. NJ, arrives In Atlanta l2:l5 T.. NJ.
next day. Through sleeping-car on this
train for the accommodation and COM
fort OF Richmond passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
Mt.mINGroN NEWS NOTES.
Professor Lnunrci"t EiaCkfnrd and
General Lcc--uthcr Personals.

d.. - t..........t,.. t..,,i c.-4 .,y
General L"'--'''h'r 'ef'"""'S'
't-HI\e"pN. october li.-tSpeC Cial)-
s ~.r.ge friends Of Professor
,...,-.~l 80 .,,o f1..t, sc,o.l
'..t' are c"i'7I'''' '''' 'N0'N'
-.. r.iaft ,hat he has been dis
rm The management of the
......ra t,- conducted with such
.- .g,.rt,-Gvo wears He was q
.l.s s. H. Of tine university and
..t,u.t on Ioncstreet's staG.
,t,.m,lv u.pular all over the
t. .. ..,,.ir.J hat be will at once
, .-t.-. ...h,ol
.... it,rr C1crk or the House
81 t..r. .-t.-I,.. returned 10 Wash
i-. ....r f,,w Oklahoma. where ne
..r.....f lu railroad building.
.... c,,.r,J and bor daueh-
".... ., yvirchostor have
80, a ,tsi, Solicitor
.. r.... r',,a5 b,e never re-
.... ,....l.rcn FROM Win
..,... ,- Daniel Chief Of the
..,...,n of the Treasury De-
f.., to-day for a visit TO Rich
... fourth-class postmas'ors
,Y-Iay were The following. :.
.r succeeds J. Il. Terrell de
.t t.nu;r NILS. Hanover county.
H ST. ~. j. .rtch succeeds j, -.
iu.n at pryburgh. Halifax
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
The Knoxville Tragedy.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. October l6.-
Charles Rich. late of Charlotte, \. g.
VINO d. charged with the murder OF
M. police station at 5 o'clock tonight
and Surrendered himself 10 Chief-of-folice
Atkins. lie WAS remanicd 10 tail, without
bail. 70 await preliminary hearing.
IL was nearly o'clock this afternoon
when tho c0r0ner's jury returned a YER
tici. charging Rich with the crime ana
holding James Il. Simms. an clcotricAI
engineer Of Charlotte y. G.. and Emma
Clark Rich's friend, as accesSoricS-
Slmms has since been released from Gus
todv. as there was nothing 20 show that
ne was mixed up in the tragedy.
Rich has engaged eminent counsel ana
will plead that he did not fiie the fatal
: hot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
GENERAL GORDON ATTACHED.
suit iGpInst IL Company of which
Tie l. an OficiaI.

CLEVELAND. .. october lG-On his
arrival at the Weddel House after his
lecture here last night General John -.
Gordon. Of Atlanta. Ga, WAS mot by
Deputy-Sherin Ben. who served him vita
attachment papers in q suit OF The Buoy
Ils Steam shovel and Drcdge COMPANY
against tn" Chostdtoc Dredging and Gold
Mining Company Of which General Cor
pany obtained Judgment against the
Chcstatce company some time ago for
E,.1iS. In al Interview General Gordon
stated that the action OF the BucyTus
company Was complete surprise TO him,
as hc rad supposed The debt oi he Chos-
t1toe company to have been entirely set
f.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
rIcrpc MAnE TO MORN.
Nort. Of the CoupciI Committees.

There was meeting yesterday after.
noon of the Council Committee on FIRST
Market. and n great deal OF routine DUST
ness was transacted, including the pay
ment OF bills.
The Committee on Finance failed 70
secure a quorum last evening, as did Ihe
Joint bodies OF Finance and Water. Ine
subject 10 have been considered at the
joint session was the report of the Water
Commission. and tho formulation OF some
recomm -ndation to the Council
The Committee on Water was TO nave
met at Z O'clock. but could not get
uuOrtlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
Crysaufhemum Wedding.

SUFFOLK. VA. october 16.-(Spec ial.) =
tho nrettiest and most elaborate cere-
monies ever seen in Suffolk, took place
at the new ST. Paul's Episcopal church
M Sl5 o'clock tonight. the beautiful edi-
flee being crowded TO the outer doors.
The happy groom was DR.. Edmund Lee
,rompklns Of Washington, ID. c., and
Miss Sallie Corbell Gotten, daughter OF
Mir w Il. Gotten, of Nansemond county,
was the bride. Mr. ": NJ. Tompkins,
OF Richmond. was best man. and Mss sal
The lady attendants were as foiiows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-17
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
For the COtton-stafes and interna-
tfcnaI Exposition, Atlanta, Ga.
The Only Line Entering the Exposi-
tiOu-sEouEds.

Round trip tickets win be sold from
Richmond as follows:
Daily, until December Is. 1895. inclusive.
with final limit January T. 1896 N3 &.
Daily, until December u, 1888, inclusive.
with final limit twenty G0) days from date
OF sale, .i7.e5
on Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each
week. until December q, 1895, inclusive.
with final limit ten QD) days from date Of
sale. $40.
Correspondingly low rates from all other
stations For additional information and
for sleeplng-car reservations apply to tick
et agents or at passenger office. 800 east
Main street. J. G. HORTON,
City Passenger Agent.