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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
PoStomce Notice.

Foreign mails for the ending November will close
FS"'y in az 4s sias e n. SS sf ' oi'"'
TUEsDAY-At I a. m. for Europe. per s. s. Lain. Va
ss9 so E En- lspp Per
az az a ''f Tor Ii tay direct R per victoria
yes9T a. 10 s for Besa a. S BE- Se Psdd per
Der s. $ city Of Perth deers must be directed per
rAuRsDAY~A, II a. m. for Nethsrland: direct Pc,
$ OLDHAM. STA Rotterdam de''ers must be directed
sAFGRDAYA, for France sw.ss5a nd Italy;
SPAN Toaane Via HAVE Geers parts Of
Europe must be directed per La Toura!ne ,; Al Z;
o' M lu fof NsSEeriands direct per spaardam va
at ii a m Tor Norway direct, per ThinsyalIa via
Christiania Ge,ters be directed per Thnsvaia
After the closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
opened On the piers o American English, French
and German steamers and remain open until WITHIN ten
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
MoNDAY-At % p. m for Belize. Puerto Cortes and
S del Toro Der steamer from New orleans: at
. p m Tor jamaica per steamer from Boston ~.
Tg s,ssmer front NswPo RE rSt 'O''A ''l
v mon 70, a. cisa ni for Cuba cuba
rHiTeRspAY-At 10 a. supplementary 10: 80 m, for
Elementary i2sG p ed fer Ans at p m Sup
sis ss,n my' 20 70 f'J Tor Nassau and ssntsss
cuba per !: NssaT per- at &Tsa
= m FOR Iocas Toro. steamer from New
~ q m for Bueheids per steamer ron N Dr. cn
- rer Port Darwin. from Baltimore. wa FER.
u'.sst,tro pahia Rio De Janero and santos 'el.~S
mus, be directed per Por, Darwin a. ,nd Iamacx
P,s.rplia etc per Ailsa leers tor costa h ~
~, Iir6n must be directed ger Alsa , a, ~. "a
a "a 'r r s. City Of Washington detters FOR Other
nsxlcan States and cuba must be directed per r, TX
q washngon) at II 80 Hcve RI VITA Pernambuco
49, and Rio de Ianeiro Oeters for North bfhI mu's
h.. directed per Heveilus j. - . v.x,,o
srNbAYA g, pTosrHs mus, per Ter dr.Ses r pss
uetters for other pairs OF Se"0o '"~'' "
Mexico')
Mails for Newfoundland by rail 70 hhsii arn Man.
ey s,,t,,n by rail to Boston and thence by steamer
iose al this Office daily at $50 p m Mails ,Sr .u "a
49, ~ mis- Office daily AT A. m tor tor"afoh5 ~
,.oar,ers sailing Mondays and Thursiaysl from fois
- fla Mails sor Mexico. overland unless speeia.ly
Ssessed for dispatch by steamer. close at 'hs on'os
dahy Al L. TRANsPACTFIc MAILS.
Nous f,r Hawaii per Australia IRON San ffan-
Malls for China and Japan 'speciay adotsssNu Vasl
nor : Empress ~ Japan from vancouver CLOSE hs.
daily rp to November - at Q 30 p m Mails ior inns
sna Japan per s. =. Peru from san Francisco csss
80 daiiv up 10 November al G;3O =. m halis TOT
Australia except those FOR West Australia wnioL a. :
forwarded EUROPE 1,rar sn frane,sc
sai.e's - dv IN 10 November - at $50 D. Tor on
arrival NewYork of Etrpria Win b ws, Ans
uri.1'' psr 5 8 Narrimoo from Vancouver.
close here daily up to November at $50 p m MAILS
tr china T ana ANDY ' up TO- Eovestr 30 at ESQ M Mali:
for the society Islands. per ship Caee from San Fran
csco close here daily Up to Hovenloer :, az ~ M
'N'e' CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmastes
Pos;ofice. New-York. ~ Y. November l.. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
DIED.

uENRY-on Friday November T. 1896 Emma ". wife
Funeral Services at her late residence M West ns't
Monday. November 4. at half-past p m
Kindly omit flowers.
denae No 70 West T2d-st. Of pneumonia. Samuel
Notice Of funeral hereafter
JACKsoN-At Jericho Long Island, First day tsun1au
i'm month. ga NJ. Franklin jackson. In his 10Th
friend. invited to attend p The tns Sa1
wednssday3 18th month On, ls, at no oc'psN m train
from Long Island city. and the 1882 a. m from bfo's-
e. Aa d S Roma late ii eSs % E. T
r. and daughter Of the sxs Late s sn H.
III james L. Lockwood o. stanford. Conn.
fs1 stamford Conn Monday November T. at p
LYMAN-on SUNDAY morning November .. Eliza Ludlow
raStTa service. her ia,s ,e'asHss Smith s,, re-,
Interment private.
MIDDLEDIrcTi-rn BROOKLYN at his residence ns cl,n.
ton-st.. after brief illness, Thomas Jarmon Middle
Notice Of fun raj herea'e-.
MORGAN-suddeny. Sd inst John Boyce Morgan. eldest
OF Henry n. and Caroline Morgan.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
sa,terlee wife Of the Churchill satteriee young
Funeral seryea at calvary church Fourhave and 2st-
St. on Tasgday morning. November g. at 10 o'clock
Miss Eliza Hsight Scott, daughter Of the late william
Scott. :. -.
Furera! services Calvary Church shave and 2lstse.
on Monday morning November 4. at 10 O'Clock
sFTON-In this city sunday November 3. at No. 70
West oGfh-st Sarah Redwood wife u William Seton.
OF Nev-York daughter OF the late DR. Isaac Par
rish. o Philadelphia.
Funeral services will be held at 81. stephens Church.
East 2sih-st the morning Of Tuesday November 8.
Int.r n, nj al F:mmi,sburS Maryland
VANDEwATER-At Nahwah. y. j.. October 81 Jennie
A. wife % Samuel r. Nandewater
Funeral services Park Avenue " J.. Church. PARK
ave and s6th-st Monday. the 4th. az .. m
VAN DYCK-At Albany y. Y. Friday. November !.
1899 John Van Dyck. ~ the late Rev. /. y. and
Lucy Van Dyck. OF Coxsackie, y. y.
WILKINSON-Suddeny. In Greenwich Conn. NovcrnosF
:. Lawrence eldest q the late Edmond Wilkinson.
Esu. OF Putnam. Conn
Funeral at Christs Church IN Monday afternoon upon
arrival Of train leaving Grand Central Depot l0+
clock.
InterYnent Putnam.
SLEEPY HOLLOW CEMETERY
TarrytowS n Hudson.
Bureau OF Information. Nanderblt-ave. " T. CITY,
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
No. ~ r 23d St
woodiawr Station (2sth Ward Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
BEFORE THE BATTLE IN NEBRASKA.

FIVE TICKETS N THE FIEID WITH CHANCES
FAVOHING REPUBLICANS
Omaha Neo Nov. 3-The State election In Ne
braska Is for Judge OF the Supreme Court and
two Regents o, the State University. There are
I'VE tickets In the he.d-Republicnn. Democratic.
Sound Money" Democratic Populist and Prohibi-
ZIONIST Last year the Republicans carried the
State on all State officers except Governor by from
1900 TO 1850 plurality BY fusion OF Populsis
and silver Democrats. the Fusion candidate ier
Governor gas elected by 1900 majority. There Is
no fusion this year and Indications are that Chief
Justice r. L. Norval renomnated by the Repub-
hcans. viii be reelected. The Popullst nominee
for Supreme Court judge Is samue. Maxwell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.
THREATENING CONDITIONS FOR TUESDAY

THREATENING CONDITIONS FOR TUESDAY.
Washington Nov 3-The barometer has risen east Of
the Mississippi and In the extreme Northwest II mas
fallen in the southern Rocky Moun'an districts and In
the Central Missouri Valley. II lowest South
Dakota and highest New-York.
II is warmer except in the extreme Northwest ana
Northern plateau regions. where IT Is colder
Fair weather continues. but the cloudiness has IN
rsosad in the Northwest with local at southern
Rocky Mountain stations
The indications that far weather Will continue gen.
orally throughout the Atlantic coast distrcis Win SLOW"
IN rising temperature Monday.
The cloudiness viii increase in the Central valleys
With the upper lake regions ana NofuiNfst'
and much colder weather by Tuesday morning
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For New England fair weeiher; slightly warmer; east
10 south winds.
....,tn,.- ,,4~ruer % winds
corSitjons are threatening for Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
SENATOR BRICE IS \ CLEVER FELLOW.
JOHN SHERMAN GIVES HIS ESTIMATE OF THE
GENTLEMAN FROM OHIO AND ADDS
SOMETHING ABOUT CLEVELAND

SOMETHING ABOUT CLEVELAND.
Chicago. Nov. "a dispatch to morning paper
from Cleveland says:
senator John sherman gave an interview mere
last night in which he gives his estimate OF the
abilities OF his colleague, Senator Calvin >. Brlce'
aud OF President Cleveland. -,
low hut II Is an outrage that he should represent
Ohio i'm the Scrate. Mr. Brice used to come 10
WASHINGTON on Tuesday and go away on Friday to
New Yo-k-rever 20 Ohio.
"Oh.c woo.-groncrs are dlsaffected and 1t - an
inf,rraI Outrage that Mr. Br.ce should have rep
r. scented Ohio IN tho Senate when the WOOL measure
wa. before Congress. His vote would have pre-
vented wool from going on the free list Free WOOL
has cost the country 100000 Or &0e1HO
Referring 70 President Cleveland. Mr.. sherman
4aid. ''Nr. Cleveland Is man OF marked ability.
but ne Is stubborn. He has his IDEAS, and insists
upon them. Were he President Ike Lincoln, he
would refuse assume any part OF the response
hlli.y for the legislation the administration OF
the departments My IDEA OF the President is that
Of presiding and executive officer-not a tyrant.
a dictator or n meddler. The applicants for office
should not him at all
when I said Mr.. Cleveland is a OF marked
ability. I did not mean he Is good President
Congress approprates the money for the OF
the Secretaries and not for the President and the
responsibilities are upon the Secretaries"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
.,,1-,tRERT SENDS A BRONZE CROWN.

GAR1BALDI MONUMENT DEDICATED IN MILAN
IN THE PRESENCE OF A GREAT cRo"D'
Milan. Nov S-The Garibaldi monument IN TINS
o,,v VAS dedicated to-day with imposing popular
economies King Humbert sent a bronze crown
70 b. paced on the monument Neither the gov
-, NOR the army was represented at the GER
eInres Several members of the party OF the tx
meme Left in the Chamber OF Depatues WI
uen n, There was a great gathering OF the masses
pies5ei In the attendance being delegates from ~
yi,.Tcai societies and 100 lodges OF Free Masohs SN
thousand Socialists carrying i'' "AN"e'9'
prsior Fe,ice Cavalotti the leader OF the Radlca
,n..snnstgeants In the Chamber, attempted 10 MAKE
IhtlauacS eu, ogizrg Caribald but was stopped by
"a spfnvason of the crowd that pressed about him'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
,rcpEAsED ENERGY IN CUBA.
THE REBELS WRECK ANOTHER TRAIN a '>'''
MIsH IN SANTA CLARA

MIsH IN SANTA CLARA.
,-s, Nav "A dispatch from Havana TO the
.,+l|.arcar, saws that both the Government ior''S
In the insurgents displaying increased enersy
The rebels have wrecked another Tram wiz"
mn las Tunas They have also burned the
spmdnes on many haciendas. Communication with
nraI n,aces has been cut Off and there have been
many sight encounters between me ousysr being
Generally too unimportant 70 cal for detd Reedos
Inc opa,nnf skirrnishes with the rebels Coionei
Menendez with 200 troops had an en- ,be Tcb
oo ilS ora klled and many wounded. The Spanish
loss was two wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
rR1syNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune once Nov. 4. ] a. m.-The weather was far
ali dv Yesterday The temperature ranged 80 20 -
degrees the 2A being =. degrees higher than
ON Saturday and degrees than the correspond
The weather TO-DAY likely continue fair until even
fu.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
Speeial Notifies.

Special Notifies.
The Library
WILLIAM POILLON. ESQ
WITH ADDITIONS FROM OTHER SOURCES.
Collection Comprising Copies OF Many Fine and scarce
Books in the Different Departments ~ Literature; FINE
and Linltel Editions Handsome Bindings; Works OF An.
Architecture Americana, Fiction French Literature NO
moirs Poetry Drama. Travels Etc
Also
Collection OF Autograph Letters by Literary Men OF Re-
Times.
TO BE SOLD At AUCTION.
"WEDNESDAY. Nov. q. and Two
Following Afternoons ut 3 j. NJ.
BANGS * CO..
1919 AND al BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
rAMMANy HoPELEssLY ROTTEN


Perhaps Mr. Cram joined Tammany pa pa III LIN Sae
M the task When an organization is as rotten as
Tammanv one OF two things happens 10 the re-
spectab!e'' mar who joins IT, He either gets out -
Sast a. possble or he contributes more or less 10
the general rOttenness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
u,,r, Sultan SAID TO WANT PROTECTION

p,-uoRs THAT HE HAS ASKED FOR THE AID OF
THE BRITISH FLEET. OWING TO THE THREAT
ENING CONDITION or AFFAIRS
London. Nov "a dispatch 10 the Central News
from Athens says that news has reached t"at ca,
- Smvrna and Mltyiene. Asia Minor, 10 the ei-
raj rumors current there that me oI.laH
is T,rksy has requested the protection OF the pi
,sh deet owing 10 the threatening co"ui''o" Va ~
rsirs In Constantinopie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04

FRENCH STRIKES TO BE ARBlTRAThD'
paris Nov s-M. Bourgeois. the Prime Minister
and Minister OF the Interior mas te'esrapne. -.
a"' -, ~ the Department Of Tarn. nsiructing
~ 40 request NJ Ressegnier. the direccf OF the
min ~ class Works, and the Striking gar
worhers 10 submit to the terms OF the Af0'''a'''"
act OF 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04

Don't Irritate your Lungs with Stupoor'
Cough when a safe and certain reheu' 0"N -
had in Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
1T 1s FIGHT AGAINST RING RUIZ


AS was the case last year, the principal question
IN New-york CITY seems TO be the permaneht
Wrestling Of the municipality from the eontroI OF
Tammanay Hall Other issues are ned TO-, ~ =, aSe ~
ance and tho Fusion movement In that city mas no
her purpose IN view than 70 perpetuate me w
torv Of last year. other cities or the r.ihpIlss
State atso have become affected by the leaven OF
reform and news comes from BROOKLYN, AInahy
SYRACUSE Rochester. Buffalo and Elrnira OF shirileu
contests going on between the people ana what Is
denominated ring rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04

MANY Easy Chairs ard Couches are TO De 2s. iou :,
om1ne the Library Furnishings at FLINIs 10 west =
ST Prices very low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
ONE GREAT ISSUE AT STAKE.
From The Albany Evening Journal.

From The Albany Evening journal
~ a,rDaign Inst closing has been one OF the
ouietest ana most peaceful the people rave seen IN
many years, except in the big cities where ,ne sA
most ali other considerations. In fact In New
York Brooklyn and Buffalo very niue mas pee or
State matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04

INV FOR LORD MAYOR OF LIVERPOOL
1ondon. Nov. a-The Earl Of Derby has acceptea
che Lord Mayorshp OF Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04

>,o CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE SWISS ARMY
Berne. Nov 3--The referendum taken IN S"l'~-
erland to-day resulted in the rejection by 'arR'
iori,v Of III Governments proposal 10 central.
il,aJOtl's..o ~ the Army The ADOPTION o. the
Ia would have been virtually TO depriv me CT.
tons Of their EXISTING snare ]" inc 0o"'O'
swiss military forces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
Liebig Company's Extract of Beef,
DIED.

For twenty-five years the standard ioL t ,sble
the same to-day as when first put Up ny -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
pcIitiral Noiiee.

The undersigned. practising lawyers OF Ne" s~s
County recommend the election of
JOHN FEN ~ FL.
AS JUDGE or THE COURT OF UENEHA] @N'''oA~e
October. 1895 -, .,o.,e,
Joseph "a. Choate. auI 'S.bn.
ftY' - ~ p'....kham Everett 4 Wheeler.
Mhssle. n lo.~enthau a William d. Guthrie.
i~t.iiiau DOUGLASS Minton
vOiisl,, h.i,,sr Huntington n RhinelandeA
yoi ,. - Ss"iiy Davis A Kaufman
Edmund WetmcTe, nn.Ai = - ;,lnr,
stem 4 Rushfnore, ,..s. n.ash.r
Frederick \. Wait. Nhlla'
Wilson Barker & wilson; $3.50 ~ ,t..s'
Hess. Townsend a McSie'- u snis ~ ,,.,X
cofnn
Francis b. Chedsey. George = so.,n
James ~ ~ '%.aman Charles II. ioyett.
Welch Danisis tta9,sns
DANIEL clark Briggs. te'ett, =, o., e,.n,h.,.,
DAVID r. p..d Thomas VI. baskerville.
Nlhaih r,,-vn Charles DE Hart Browsr
tonaaa ~ p sexton straiey Hasbrouck 4 Schleos
Ah-ahsm Gruber. uer ~ 100000
,,,.,sr.,ess Ter Gerber & Henry r. u. Stapisr.
James. s"' V'"
Wallace McFariane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
OTHER CITIES WILL TAKE HEART.

From The CHICAGO IIIIIVs-IIc'"4' =. -.
The fact that Tammany has begun 70 put c GU. ,ne
,c.taI oct difch scares and that ex-Park Comhlls-
Ionar Rei who has long been identified with TAM
many Hail and who chung to II hopihs ma ma =, ~
80? tb~ow of the incubus Of rascaIity atter tne
TeSnw irvestlgation has Just Withdrawn from the
Organization among the straws tnat odeer
rap;ble municipal government all eyer the Naeo n;
,rh, nrosnect that there may not De 4 reidpSe oI
~ Pconsscience In New-York because OF onyear
anathy Will give strength and power 70 relol" III
AGENCIES that are at work In otner cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04

Tho uudersigned. practising lawyers OF New f0s
County, recommend the election OF
JOHN FEN NJ Ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04

SLEEPY HOLLOW CEMETERY.
TarrytowS n Hudson.
Bureau OF Inforna lion Nanderbilt-aye.. n Y City.
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
once. No ~ r. 23d st.
woodiawr Station (2tth Ward. Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04
THE CAUSE OF MUNICIPAL EEFORn.

,rc GREAT IMPORTANCE BEING REALIZED.
From The Omaha Bee M.
The movement for municipal reform Is steaa.g
5,ancirg throughout the country ana sood Cl'l%eis
here are beginning 70 reailze that 40 qLeS
,on Is of greater concern 20 al the people Ia
~, ~ securing honest government IN Inc Cues.
IT, Srht 20 redeem New-York CITY ana count!
from the corrupt rule OF Tammany, tesuh as 49,
an af the whole country and the hope Is weII.nign
Iniversal that the friends Of good goVerllr l,
there will win as signal victory al 'he @o''e
election as they did year ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04

...,,,,tee of the American colony held meet,
ne at the United States Embassy snsng an"
dncided to celebrate Thanksg!vhs y onerobeT Is
uurr,a, az the KaserhOf Hotel on ->oNeih"oi ="
Rupyon presided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-04

1,o,,,a,a,t G F. Vreeland. Naval Attache to the
,ta SAFES Embassy has returned to Berlin from
Sn' Sou1svs He spent his leave OF absence III
stndving the dockyards In Holiahu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
ROYAL ARCANIM LADIES' NIGHT.
ShOckOc VIII Celebrate Her Tenth
Anniversary in an Attractive Wuy

Shockoe Council. Royal Arcanum. will
celebrate its tenth anniversary at Gem
trail Hall, on north Fifth street. Friday
evening. April 9Th. The occasion Will be
known as Ladies' Night" and an at
tractive literary and musical programme
has been arranged. There Will also be
an initiation" for the benefit of the fair
sex, who may be curious TO know the
mysteries OF secret -Order "goat-ridng."
As the seating capacity OF this hall IS
limited 10 about three hundred it has
been determined TO issue only that number
of tickets 10 the public and those wish
ing to attend this celebration should
apply at once TO some member of the
Council for tickets, for which no charge
is made Members OF the council can Sc
cure tickets for their families and friends
by applying TO W. II. Poythress. 9l9 east
Main street, or to Secretary y. ID. Jack
son. at Rothert q cos, Broad street.
This council made an excellent showing
at the recent Grand Council-standing
third In point of percentage of numeri-
cal growth and beating the combined
percentage in this regard OF all the coun-
ellis of Richmond and Manchester COM
liue1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

An Indefinite Inquiry.

\ few days since Clerk Goddin. Of the
Chancery court. was in receipt of Tho
following letter making an inquiry about
Il matter he knows nothing about:
SPRAGUE. WASH. March p, 1875.
Clerk Of the Court Of Richmond:
Some time ago we received some papers
to sign in regard to property left To the
Crenshaw heirs. but have not heard from
1t since the papers were sent back.
Would be thankful if you could give
me any information about it,
Respectfully. J. II. CPENSHAW,
Sprague, Lincoln county ash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
IN THEIR NEW HOUSE.
DEDICATION SUNDAY AFTERNOON
OF THE HOwITZERs' ARMORY.
The Interesting Services Held In the
DrIIl UaII-Dr. Landrnm Pre"e"e'
IN the Canuonecrs ON Making the
Good Fight.

The handsome new armory OF inc No.
,rord Jrowitzers. on north Eighth street.
,ras formally dedicated Sunday afternoon
The services were held in the large drih-
hall which had for the occasion been con-
vorted into an auditorium, and were con-
Quoted by Rev. Or. w. w. Landruh'
chaplain OF the battery. who preache" d.
opproprate and impressive sermon
Governor O'FerraIl was an hohoreu
c,as, NJ the occasion. and almost all ''e
,,or,bers Of the HowitZer Assoca'loh
'were present. The audience filed the spa
cious hall The front rows of chairs ha'
hoon reserved for the battery. Ihe can
ronoers assembled in their room 10 ,he
r,ght of the drill-haIl. and, forming ih'o
limo marched through the main uoor %
tho hall down the centre aisle TO the"
coats the band. which was stationed I'M
,,edia,eIv I'm front of the rostruni' "ed,'
,,no nIayirg n march. When the aru'-
Iorvmen had seated themselves the Dahu
co,sad uIaving and at a cOmnanu vi
Cantain Hutchinson all uncovered. Inc
audience arose and sang the iohS-fiiv''i
boxologv. the band playing an accom-
naniment Or. Landrum led in the LoIi
PRAYER. while all remained staining al'ei
which DIT. Cooper read seiectioh l'o"'
the Scriptures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
pONIiatan Club,

\ regular meeting OF this club will be
held at S o'clock tonight. The roll is
being rapidly added to. and about thirty
new members will be elected tonight
The rooms are open from j. NJ. to II
II. NJ, and members find plenty Of read
ing matter games of whist, backgam-
mon. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
ac,,te or chronic,
RuFEALO LlTHEA WATER

spring NO.2, is, i'm my experience. WITH
out n rival, whethes in the fnrencny-
npntous form or interstiiini vs.
In eases i'm which tho Albumcn In tho
Urine reached rs hSh az 80 per cent:
have known it under a course OF TINS ater
gradually diminish and finally disappear
Atthe same time otheralarmirg SYMPTOMS
were relieved and the sufferer restored 10
health. -.,.....-.
"The host results which have witnessed
from any remedy in Suppressed Sou,
Rheumatic Cont and ali t'ouiy anu
Rheumatic affections have been from thlS
water; and in every case OF disease haNinS
ITS origin in a Uric Acid pinthrsis "a Is
remedy OF unsurpassed excellence"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
INSURANCE. STATEMENTS.
published by authority Of the Auditor Of
Public Accounts Of the State OF Virginia.
UNDERWRITERS AT INDEMNITY
Y FIRE LLOYDS OF NEW YORK.

ANIMAL STATEMENT FOR THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 81. 1924,
or THE UNDERWRITERS AT IN
YORK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
nR LANDRUMS SERMON.

The hymn. What Friend We nave III
Jcsus." was sung, after which DR.. Ian
drum offered dcdicatory prayer. MS
sermon followed. The text was tlrst
Timothy. V. i: Flight the good hsh'
OF faith" .,.-.,.,....
Or. Landrun introduced his discours'
by saving: THE heart of man IS pa'''e
field. whore contending forces OF unspeah-
able might struggle for the mastery
is within that field. which challenges tne
attention Of three worlis-heaVeh' s'Iu''
and boII there is not one evil and harm
must face our stoutest foes and win we
torv or 20 down i'm inglorious and eternal
defeat. Soldiers in this contest OF III"
ages. let me speak to you words OIL al
fcctionate solctude ard entreaty as 10
vour duty In this fed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
(ruBIsnED BY AUTHuF'1' o' '
=, !, rrpropoIJTAN LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY.

ANIMAL ACTuA. CoNpIIIllPpH TIE NITRO
THE ST OF VIRGINIA PURSUANT
OF VIRGINIA
said Company-NEW YORK
y. Y. 49,. coupanv- accIl casualty
hoherh
r.
,rv.1EO
and ncopOa
of Policies s ' sSe4eS Sy'ns W 1880
-, -, rsncos in force amount Of --.. 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Organized APRIL II. 1892
Extended business-MAY l. 1S9i
Attorneys and Manasers-HENRY ED
WARDS u CO.
Principal OtHce-i4. 46. IS CEDAR
STREET. NEW YORK CITY,
Deputy Attorneys in Nirginia-VIR-
GINA TRUST COMPANY, Richmond,
Va