davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
WILLIAMSBURG ALUMNI ACT.
Organization Effected and ResoIu-
lions AdOp:cd.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, October 90
,S,ecial)-A meeting Of the alumni OF the
,,rivsrsity .esldent IN Williamsburg and
James City county vas held in the col
leee library. Among those present we're
psv LYMAN X. Wharton. u. ID. dS0-'52,
pev " = Davis nS7-'5s). Professor
,rno,.s + Stubs nssJ-'ss). Professor V.
L Garrett asss-'s,D, Lyon q. Tyler. VI. A.
is-a-'- Rev. ". 7. Roberts Qs1-'sOp
chsyIss r Bishop. Ph. u. GsS-ss). c.
" Coleman Oss2-'S) and Hon. James y.
Stubhs nssJ-'6sl.
Rev. W. +. Davis was chosen chair
man. and c. W. Coleman, secretary.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
rsrsitv ~ virginia resident in Williams
s,,r, .nJ lanes City have heard with
des, Grief OF the appalling calamity which
has befallen their Alma Mater.
paso,ved That IL becomes every alum
,,,s 4, the hour OF our afiliction TO come
4, the aid OF the university. the cherished
osYsnring OF Thomas Jefferson.
Resolyed, That a permanent organiza-
ton of the alumni be formed. and all
Alumni OF the university resident In the
counties OF James city. York. Elizabeth
CITY. Warwick. Gloucester Mathews. and
charles CITY be solicited TO become mem
49, ~ This organization. and the organi-
zation be considered an association for
the counties named.
Resolved, That this meeting appoint a
COMMITTEES OF five. who shali CO operate
with the alumni throughout the state in
restoring the buildings destroyed by the
late fire.
A temporary organization vas formed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
ARR NED At NASSAU.
The Alleged American FiIibusterers
Before British Authorities.

NASSAU. y. f.. October JO.-The al
legged American 6libusterers. who were
brought here by the British sunboat Par
trifgc from the Bahamas. october 2lst.
were arrGlgned before the British an-
.horitles here October 2sd. on the charge
of violating the British foreign enlist
ment act, In using a British West India
ISLAND as n basis Of operations against
the Spanish Government en- cuba. were
arraignsd again this morning. and the
case was further adjourned for eight
days. The adjournment was the result
az protest made bv United states
Consul McLare. upon the ground that
the Colonial Government had not eXer-
cised due diligence IN procuring eyiiene"
against the men.
The names OF the five American prison.
ers, who claim the protection OF the
American Consul on the ground that
they ere American citizens. are Antonio
II Ruiz OF New York; SevarHno Galyez.
Of Key West: Gerardo VI. Domeneck. and
BiahIio REM. " Philadelphia. and Pablo
Menecit. OF Brooklyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
GENERAL INTEREST AROUSE

Nessrs Eucene e. Massie, George
Wayne Anderson. and Edward =. Ealen-
tine. the committee appointed by the
Richmond mass-meeting 70 ask the Nir-
gfnia pagers 70 open subscription hs's'
have issued n circular. IN which, after
citing the resolution hlopt-d TOUCHING
this subject. they say:
w. beg that you viii call upon the peo-
ple o, your community 10 make contu-
Iutions through your office. Those pre-
sen, al our meeting to-day promptly suu-
scrlhed Sslgj. and We hope 10 collect
much larger sum from 0lhers VINO were
NOT present Many Of our large contri-
buttons have come from gentlemen VINO
we're never at the university, ana We
feel that every citizen or the common
wealth should be moved TO give some
thing We are confident that an ade-
ouate sum can b. raised II the news
papers OF the state VIII exert ihelr IN
auence in the cause; and this We are
sura van and your brethren OF the press
will be glad 10 do. We suggest that you
secure as much as possible in cash. pub
fishing the name OF each contributor; but
20 urovide for those who are able ana
wish 10 give In larger sums We enclose
the form Of subscription used Dy ".
please print this form In your paper so
thst n may be cut out and utilized. We
hone the heart of our whole people may
he touched and that generous hand
NAV be extended by the ladies' and chill
dren. az well a. the men OF virginia.
The New York World Of yesterday con-
taired the following letter. signed
"Washington!an" IL is said that there
are A quarter Of million persons OF
southern birth within twenty miles OF the
Nav York City Hall. The fire In the
University OF Virginia gives them op-
por;unity 10 honor the memory and help
the work Of the greatest man the South
has produced. The existing system OF
free schools and OF popular education in
high schools and In universities assisted
by the States IL based largely ON Jef-
fsrson's plans and IDEAS. but he was more
interested In the Virgins University than
in any other single institution. He wished
10 make. aud he did make II. his mona
meut. The damage done 10 IL by fire ought
10 be made good at once. While there
are Americans left who value the prin-
cipIes os the Declaration OF Independence
the buildings In which its author took
such pride ought 10 stand as he left
them"
General Dabney. II. Maury ID slauneh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
Formulating New Military Laws.

The board OF officers epp0iniei some
time. ago by the Governor for the pur-
pose Of preparing and formulating such
regulations for the government Of tire
virginia volunteers a. are contemplated
in the code held another meeting in
the Adjutant.General's Office last night.
There were present Adjutant-General An
derson, Brigadlcr-Gencral Phillips. Lieu
tenant Colonel Stern. Major SimOns.
and Lieutenant Knight
The bulk OF the work done was OF a
routine nature. The board has no money. .
with which TO print the book 10 contain
the revised laws else it would probably
have been published before The Gov
crnor has. however. offered to assist, as
far as h. may be able. and the work
will. no doubt, be printed before long.
The board will meet again tomorrow
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
BIG HOTEL Bt RNs;D.
The LaeOuda at Springfield. OHIO.
No Nore-I.os<. SIGO.OUO.

SPRINGFIELD. o, October 30 The
T.sgonda Hotel was DESTROYED by fire last
night The building occupied hall OF one
OF the principal business blocks Of this
city. fronting on High aud Limestone
streets. The blaze originated In the
kitchen Of the hotel. about y o'clock,
and burned about four hours.
The building was iiVe-story brick
structure and the finest hostelry In the
city. IL was owned by John W. Book
walter. OF New York city. once a citizen
OF Springfield. and a candidate for Gov
ernor against ex-governor Foster when
the latter FIRST ran for the office.
The loss on the building and contents
/ sestmate1 AZ 10000. partially insured.
IL was the headquarters OF the late
Democratic State Convention. ON the
street-hOoy We're stores which We're
among the principal shops OF the city.
The Western Union and Postal Company
Offices were located there. and We're to-
tally burned out, thus cutting on tele-
graphic communication. The loss to both
companies will run up into the thousands.
bu; the exact amount cannot De told al
this writing. The occupants Of the stores
in the block lose about $1,000. partially
insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31

Mr.. Meredith and put through severe
cross-examinstion. The lady made a
first -class witness. and answered all OF
his questions promptly and frankly.
She said that Miss Gibson. when I'm ALL
Ter a. Rhoadss office. denied positively
having said anything about Mrs. Hatcher.
and denied that she rad been told any
thing about that lady by Mr. Cohen. but
admitted having heard something about
Mrs. Hatcher in cohen's store.
FRIENDS FOR MANY YEARS.
This concluded Mrs. Goddin's testimony.
and Mrs. Todd was put on the stand. she
testified to having been friehh 10
Mrs. Hatcher for twenty years. and.
when Mrs Hatcher heard the scandalous
report about herself she came to wit
ness and asked her 10 assist her in try
ING 10 stop H. She did 50. and they
nnalIv traced the runor down TO MIS-.
Goddip. VINO told them she got II from
n LADY STAYING in Miller & Rhoads's.
Mrs. Todd then gave In detail an ac-
count OF her visit to Miller a khoaus
store with Mrs. Go1din. when they were
looking for Miss Gibson. in order mat
Mrs. Coddin might identity her. sne aiso
gave an account OF III" interview WIN
Miss Gibson In Miller 4 Rhoadss, cor
rotorating in every particular the tesi'-
mOuy OF nT-. tsbittlIl stbi '"'"' ''''NN'''''
DIDN'T SAY IT.
Being questioned by air. Carter she de-
nied ever having said to Mr. htller mat
he ought not 10 keep any one an ms en-
plov VINO would say any such thing about
!. customer and also denied having made
any similar remark 40 Nr. Miller or Mr.
Rhoads.
Mr.. Meredith pressed some Of his qu"s-
tions very closely. aud probei in to va
rious points which the defence objected
TO He had several tits with the witness.
but each time she gave him Roland for
hfs oliver.
Mr. Montague examined her. but elected
l,ttle that was new. Mr. Montague al
luded 10 a conversation which Mrs Todd
had with Mrs. Rove. and asked the
witness If she didn't subsequently apollo
gize 10 Mrs Rove. She replied with an
emphatic no. and. continuing. said'
That's NOT me never apologized 10
any one in my life.
DIR. HATCHER Oh THE STAND
DR. william T.. Hatcher was next called.
He testified to being pastor OF Grace
street Baptist church. lie was asked II
he hal heard that there was any indica-
tion OF purpose on the part Of members
Of his congregation 70 withdraw their pa
tsonage from any firm that kept in their
ernplov woman who had slandered MIS-.
Hatcher. -
THIS was objected to by Mr.. Meredith.
aud Or. Hatcher retired from the stanh.
The court thcn. at Go O'clock. adjourn
ed until 10 O'Clock this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
ESTIMATES FOR REBIILDING.
The Wish OF the Facuity-COmtribu'
tIons-The Injured.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. october :"
Special. )--Several architects. amonS them
Mcdonald Brothers g. Spooncr VINO
drew the plans OF the Episcopal church
now In course OF erection here, visited the
university ruins to-day and made an eN-
animation of the walls, etc. WITH a VIE"
OF preparing estimates or tile cost Oh re-
building. II Is the wish and hope or the
university authorities TO have me ro-
tunda and wings rebuilt and ready ior
use by next June. and II Is also hoped
tina, at least four buildings will take the
place of the annex. The faculty VIII
recommend 10 the Board OF Visitors that
they provide steam FIRE engine. or
stand pipe. to be used la case oi hrr
The nails used in the rotuDda when II
was erected under the supervision ol MI
Jefferson were forgad by his saves ln9
heavy bolts and bars were also made IN
the same manner 10y MI. J-nsrson ;
workmen.
GAL.TS JEFFERSON.
The statue Of Jefferson. that was car
ri-d from the library 10 the lawn. wnere
il lay until this morning. has been taken
TO the Brooks Museum and st up. where
it VIII be safe from all harm.
Professor Echols the hero of the sreat
fire, - here. there, ana every NntI'' dHu'
Notwithstanding his suirerings. caused by
his broken fingers. Is attending to ms
duties as usual.
THE SUBSCRIPTION.
The subscription list FOR the university
started yesterday by the Daily Progress
amount 10 over 500. and an amount large
Is In excess OF that sum * promised
within the next few days.
Mr. Lloyd Williams. the medical stu
dent OF Norfolk, who suffered sacn
serious hurt while assisting at the ire Is
somew hat better at this writing. l. Is
thought that he injured his spine Whiie
helping 10 carry the statue OF Jefferson
out Of th- burning bniiding Since ms
illness he has been conscious at short IN
tervals only. and has had many spasms.
At one time mis- HE WAS despaired OF. lie
IL about q wears old During the fire
Fountain A. Eddins. who VAS assisting
with the hose in the rotunda, feli down
two flights OF stairs and injured nm
self Internally, 80 that his condition u
critical
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
4 LETTER FROM JUDGE ORGAN.
lie Has y High Opinion Of the 'iH-
ycns of LuUt ubura.

In reply 10 = letter GENT 10 Judge George
& Orgain. OF Iuncnburg County Court
asking his views on the recent order OF
the Governor in the matter oi sthdlhS
troops TO guard the Pollard muIderers IL
they are taken back there November
ilth. the Judge has written that III We"
of the fact that the cases are pending
i'm the Supreme Court Of Appeals II -
hardly proper for him - discuss them
Judge Orgain continues:
Il will say. however. that when en-
tered the order requiring the Sheriff ~
Imnenburg 10 bring these prisoners before
me on the ll;h OF November next IN
formed him that it was his duty Il lie
app-ehended any danger for the safety
of these prisoners. to summons suihricnt
guard Of citizens 10 protect them. as the
Sheriff had Informed ~" th5t hc would
not ask The Governor for troops. as he
had no apprehe nsioE Of an attempt being
made To lynch the prisoners
/ am glad 10 add that 30 Tar as niS
knowledge goes. there has never been a
lynching in Luncnburg county. although
the people of this county have on more
than one occasion been sorcly tried.
Although our people have been grossly
misreprescntcd for purposes best known
to The authors Of the vile ISLANDERS uttered
against us. we believe that an eniiShten-
ed public opinion will yet accord as mat
Justice which brave and honorable peo-
pie have the right to expect from al iair-
minded and Unprejuciccd men.
The attention Of the Governor was
called 10 this communication last night.
and he had 10 comments 10 make Oh il.
He said. however. that as sure aS III"
run rises he will send troops 10 LunenburS
if the prisoners are taken there
sheriff Card0Za was IN the city Tester-
day on a social visit with his wife. He
said TO Dispatch man that the people
Of I.unenburg were with him. ana
would shed their blood In protecting the
prisoners He thinks that the presence
of the military would tend 10 incite
trouhle rather than allay IT,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
.EXPOsIT.oN FLYER"
To Atlanta Exposition via southern
Halfway.

The Southern railway run through
sleepers 10 Atlanta every Tuesday and
Thursday. leaving Richmond, 1:Z5 p. NJ
on the Exposition Flyer" arriving In
Atlanta the following morning al 1929
Ten-day limit tickets sold at sl2 70 good
on this train. Returning. this train
leaves Atlanta every Wednesday and Sat
urday afternoon at . o'clock. arriving
I'm Richmond the following morning at
s.5 This train affords the Richmond
n,blic elegant service and quickest time
n Atlanta. For all Information a. 10
r;.ies. time tables. etc, call at city Pas
seneer ONCE, go east Main street.
j. &. HORTON.
City Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31

friend OF the university. Taking TO a
party Of friends last night. he referred
10 a conversation which he recently had
with the president OF the Examining
Board OF the navy. This gentleman sabi
his board had never been apie 10 ,ufh
,Iovyr but two applicants VINO were from
the University OF Virginia. and they al
WAYS expected something good when they
came To examine an applicant who had
passed through this institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
ATLANTIC-COAST LINE.
specIaI Puiiman-Car Service Rich
mond TO Atlanta Expedition.

commencing Tuesday, October 18th, the
Atlan,ic-Coas Line viii run through
sleeper from Richmond to Atlanta. leav-
inc Richmond Tuesdays and Thursdays
each week at 7i3 p. NJ: arriving in At
i,n,a at " noon next day. Returning
leaving Atlanta Wednesdays and sstur-
aavs. arriving In Richmond Thursdays
and sundays. S:S A. W, Passengers can
remain IN sleepers until breakfast time.
This will insure Richmoni passengers
quick service. comfort. and good night
rests going ana coming.
This line offers very low rates. Spe-
ciaI arrangements VIII be made for other
days in the week.
For further information as TO sleeper
reservations. rates, etc. apply TO Rich
,nond Transfer Company. No. Sl east
YaIn street; III. ID. Owen. ticket-agent;
Union Depot, or
e. = CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
- -. Room 6. rnion Depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
special sleeper to Atlanta Via Sea-.
hoard AIRLINE.

Commencing October LIST the Sesbos ri
Airline will put on through sleeper
from Richmond TO Atlanta. via the ia
nous Atlanta Special" This sleeper
will be opened At the Union Depot az .
O'Clock at night Grain leaving at i;:3s.
thus enabling parties going to the expo
sition 10 get a good nights rest. and arr
rive In Atlanta at i:03 Il. NJ. the follow.
ing day.
BY this arrangement passengers 10 ths
exposition can leave Richmond via tho
seaboard Airline and 70 through to At.
ianta without change OF cars. and Is tho
only line Offering sgch exceptional adj
yantages.
For further Information apply TO H. 81.
BoykIn, passenger agent. No. So east
Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
For the Cotton-states and Interna-
tlOnal Exposition, Atlanta, Ga.
The Only Line Entering the Exposi-
tiOu-GrOunds.

Round trip tickets viii he sold from
Richmond as follows:
Daily. until December Is, 1895. inclusive,
with final limit January !, ls., I33.
Daily. until December Is. 1885. inclusive.
with final limit twenty Cac) days from dare
OF sale N7.o5.
on Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each
week, until December "a 1885, Inclusive.
with final limit ten dO days from date OF
sale. si2.io
Correspondingly low rates from all other
stations. For additional information and
for sleeping-car reservations apply 10 tick
ct agents or at passenger oaice. go east
Main street. J. G. HORTON
City Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31

dor the pfspatch.p
Oh. orators, departed!
oh shades OF statesmen gone.
Nirginia-brokeu hearted
\ nation left fOrlorn.
ON. haIlowed halls Of learning!
oh. cradle OF our state,
Thy buildings. in their burning
Left thousands desolate.
What though. from out thy ashes,
Another dome snail rise
Each column, as IL crashes,
Leaves only memories.
Tho hurt Is past all healing;
We sigh. with hearts dow wncast-
Tbs belrs sad echo pealing
Farewell thou glorious post'
EDMUND KEMPER BRoADtS.
October -, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
The Retreats NtIautm E:Ncur-ion.

The ladies Of the Retreat for the Sick,
who are TO conduct a personally chaper-
oned excursion 70 Atlanta. will start from
Richmond November Eth. They have
made arrangements 10 give a nine-days'
IT'D. three eutranoe-tickets 10 the exposi-
ton grounds, street-car fare Tor thre"
DAYS 10 and from the grounds, a drive
over the city, ride ON the electric
launch.
The terms for the trip. including rail-
road fare. board. and lodging while in
Atlanta. will D. so. The ladies in charge
are Mrs. Anna F.. Rahm and Miss BettIe
Ellyson. The former has been 10 Atlanta
and perfected all arrangements.
Those who contemplate going are re-
auested t. register al the Retreat for
the SICK az soon az possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
COrTON-sTATEs EXPOSITION.
especial Rates"-''Atiants spcciap-
Vim the Seaboard AIRLINE.

Only line running Sold trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Pullman buffet
sieepers and vestibuied day coaches. No
extra fare on vestibule trains On Tues
days and Thursdays Of each week fare
from Richmond 10 Atlanta and return.
only sl2fo: good for ten days from date
of sale.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE:
Leave Richmond 800 A. NJ. and i3:3
A. NJ; arriving Atlanta next day at SO
A. 81. and 40 +. II.
Remember. commencing October fst. the
Atlanta sleeper will be open at Union
Depot al 8 p. NJ. This sleeper IL placed
In service especially for the benefit Of
the Richmond travelling public.
For other rates and Information apply
10 II. NJ. BoYkIS.
Passenger Agent.
~ east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
National Bank Fails.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. October 30.-rhe
First National Bank Of La Grange
Texas. capital Se."D. failed to-day. As
set stated at $lAoJ0: liabilities, Nc,VJ.
Comptroller Eckeis has directed Bank
Examiner Cannon TO take charge Of the
failed bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31

with the following officers: President.
Rev. Lyman u. wharton; Flrst VICE,
President. Dr. v. r. Garrett: Second
Vlce-President. Rev. W. r. Davis; Sec
retary. Charles w. Coleman: Treasurer'
Professor Charles T.. Bishop.
other resident alumni who coulh not
attend this meeting are Dr. Jsmes ID.
Moncure. DR.. W. Il. Aylett Captain [.
H. Trevillian. and Dr Edwin G.. Booth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
!. Pointer.

Young man. tell Der Of the beautiful
Suit Of Furniture you have been looking
az. at the leading Furniture Store.
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY'S.
dwell on the beauties OF room when
adorned with that love Of suit. and then
ask her gently. softly. "Nill yon be mine y
and see IL she don't whisper loving
sb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31

OCTOBER sTH-NovEMBER LIST.
The Southern railway Will sell tickets
10 Reidsviiie. n. C.. and return on De-
,ober aSth 20 November ist. inclusive. xood
until November ith. AZ sass. This will
enable tho public TO see the great rsee
between the king OF PAGERS. John u. Gea-
try. and Doe Patchep.
For other Information call at eisy psss
senger Office. No. sd east Man STREET.
J. c. HORTON.
City Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
Change Of schedule on Southern
HALLWAY.

on aud after SUNDAY. November 81.
Trains = and -, known as Washing
ton and SOuthwAtern Nestibuled Linn
ted" running between Salisbury and
Norrlsiown. viii be- discontinued. Other
trains will run TO accommodate the travel.
}. 4. HORTON.
CITY Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
THE. BUILDING FUND GROWING.
Richmond Has Raised Nearly xi0IW~
for the University.

The friends Of the University OF Nir-
ginla are rallylny TO ts support inanfuily.
Subscriptions ~ the building tuni are
pouring in rapidly. and the managers OF
the Institution are greatly encouraged.
As many persons have inquired TO whom
subscriptions 10 the fund for rebuilding
the university should b~ sent. the DIS
patch IL requested TO state that contr!bu-
tions should b. Gent 10 Nr. Nyn1ham Il.
Meredith, president Of the Richmond
Chapter. to Mr.. Eugene c. Massie, tfea-
surer. or - the public press of this city,
who viii forward them 10 The rector Or
the university. DR. W. &. y. Randolph
MIR. Meredith received a telegram from
Or Randolph yesterday saving: Many
thanks 10 all our friends. We never lost
heart: now We are very hopeful.
THE RICHMOND PLEDGES.
Here is how the Richmond subscription
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
Nal O2auy.

A choice assortment Of Mahogany Goods
Is being shown by
SYDNOR & HCNDLEY.
Leaders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31

Parties desiring to visit the Atlanta Ex-
pcsition should arrange 10 go with the
Retreat for the Sick excursion. on Noyem-
her i9th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
The King Of PAGERS,
.InIIN u GENTRY"
and

aud
Joe PATCHEN" s---
will race at ReidsviIie, y. e.. during the
Rockingham County Fair. Tickets for
this occasion will tr sold by the Southern
railway to geidsvfie on October 3tb tn
November list. good until November ith.
at S.S round-trip.
For timetables AMI other infornistior
call al city passenger ONCE. No 30 east
Main street. J. e. HORTON.
City Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31

foR Bsoxcsni~ AsranAsr. AND fsLnoSAxv
COMPLAINTS 'sbrswn's Bronchial Trochssr have
resaArtabls curative prepsrsiss Sold esly ~
p0xss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
China Z Gases.

Come and see them.
SYDNOR K III NDLEY.
Leaders. al and ~ east Broad street.