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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
BRIEF TELEGRAPHlC SPARKS.
News at All Eiiuds and from al,
Sources set Forth iIc!c

The CONSTITUTIONS Convention of
South Carolina continues thc discussion
cn thu u"W county matters IT has O"cn
d,cid"d that no now county shall have
that uo old county shall hu reduced b,-
low 1nr square miles. every county. Old
ani ncw. must have $2.00p0oO taHuhla
property.
Th" schooner j H. bradshaw. of
Newport News. Va, employed by tho
Wright Wrcching Coml,auy ON the
wrecked steamer Margaret stranded
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning four
miles Northwest 81 the light mouse IA
cape Henry. IN" crew OF the schooner
were saved. The vessel viii probably
be nuutcd
\ special received firm Cole city, Ga.
says that Miss Maggie Henderson.
VINO was assaulted October LIST ncur
That place by New Smith. a negro
'fuSt convict WORKING out sentence
IN the conNict mining camp there. ana
WI" was subsequently, iymchcd. diod
TINS morning from the brutal Injuries
j l.. Humphreys grain ELEVATOR ana
electric light plant at lIryNyorrh. IN.
burned at 80 yesterday nrrnil. Ih.
names swept west and destroyed near
~ every business house west Of the
Illinois Central together with o,hu,.
property. Loss estimated al 10000
Secretary cariisc viii leave Washing
ton sunday for kentucky. whcr ne win
register ana return again in tim, to
Noi" for Hardin, the Democratic cuudl-
dat tor Governor
Tho Secretary of the interior has adj
ViS"d COX. Oats. Of Alabama. that I'M,
llcpRrtmynt OF the UutorI,r cannni
withdra" from settlement ana entry
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Instruction in Mu.ic.

Professor Charles Horjcs. organis; of
Cumberland Street NJ T. church. takes
pleasure in announcing to the public
of Norfolk and vicinity that he is now
giving all his time to IN" tcachlnr of
music. iiano violin. mandolin. jnud
Autc. al his studio. y. NJ G. a. building.
Terms ana particulars can be learned
on application by letter OF in person
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-rwo desirable rooms west
81 rretmasoh street. ia private resi-
denc". terms reasonable. references vN-
changed Address IL" this ui!icc
ocl1-tf
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Th tirst-vlaHs coat max
"rs HiiCUOL.S u WALLACE. lG9
WANTED-Vidow or married couple" to
.....-..4' s,ftaI business. must live on
premises. small security required Az
uly W. Church stroot. NORFOLK 0c24 -Ht9
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All glasses fitted by DR. Week guar
--teed by +. II. GALE. 152 Main st.
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WANT Five rNpcrfenccd Ruildine and
Loan Solicitors well acquainted in Nor
fol ANA adjacent towns. VIII pay
salary with commission. Call ON W
NJ rAKR. at Atlantic Hotel, Norfo!ii
between ANA p m aU4-,f
AGENTS ON" in each county. To- take
orders 10y sample. easily handled, sells
at sight. good "a larry: samples aud
particulars sent proper applicant. Al
dress with stamp. l.. - BOX l25 New
York city.
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now, AFTER housing ANA clothing the
hoy for five years tho boy showed his
gratitude Ivy TohbinE him Mn East
thought that the hoy had been in
weighed into the Scrapo. however. 10y
others. and told the Justice that If he
could consistently keep him from be-
ing sent to the grand jury he would he
Erautcd 10 have him do so. Justice
Burroughs granted Mr. rast's request.
and gave tho young thief four months
i'm the city Jail.
SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LII
CENSE.
The case of George u. Miller. the
colorei barber on Church street. who
was raidcd last Sunday two weeks ago
by Detective curtis. Sergeant Taylor.
and officer Moore. and arrested for
selling liquor without Il license ami
keeping his barber shop open on sun
day, was called for tho third time, and
the evidence on both sides heard.
Millct's attorney. Mir. Julius r Stun-
dcrs, argued that tn" Commonwealth
had failed to sustain the criminal
Charg" To- that degree of certainty that
tn" laW required should hc don" in on
Ger 10 convict He Contcudcd that the
statement made 10y his client that the
three crates oi hecU and two empty
crates found ON the premises had been
bought for friends who shaved at his
place. ana who were sailors, and could
not bu in the city To buy the beer them
selves to drink on sunday was plHuSi-
bic. that ii had not been Coutradictod
by the other side: that thrI. was no
positive evidence that his client had
ever sold Grop of tn" hccr or re
c"ivcd cent In return Tor buying ii;
that the prcpondcrauCc of the evidence
was in favor OF his client. and he should
be dismissed
Justice Burroughs then took the case
under adVisemcut. allowing Miller to
80 upon his own rrcOrui2uncc. The
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

EALESMEN to take orders and collect
SO t"nd SIGNED by business firm. re-
quiryI. exclusive territory 50 to $IJ
weekly For particulars, address l.
. BOY la.i NnM NnIk civ. lMLhLsl-
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Secretary Car'sc viii leave Washing
ton SUNDAY for i\ontuckN, wnor ne will
register ana return again in time to
Not" for Hardin. the Democratic cuudl-
dat for Governor
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Iialf-Doaen Sterling silver Teaspoons
In case FOR 81.
CHAPLAIN < JAKENIAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nj. y. AGELASTC. Electrical Engineer. 81
Plume street.
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oyster Sandwiches at Macs. cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

Over 500 people fitted with glasses in
Norfolk by DR.. Week. ana no com
plants f. II. GALE. l52 Main st
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III fOUR Mon ACEnS.
Or you IRE all worn ont, really good for n0s1s,
ing, 1t Is f-elcrrl debility. Try -
EROHE'j : = JN HITTERs
Is VIII "'te you, cleanse your liver, aud skyS
good appetite. 80 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

ed OF n Joint debate between four young
men--two from each society-and an ora
ton by a representative from each SO
ciety. Messrs Victor johnson ana charies
Herring acted as marshals from the So
cieties. Mr. Toy Savage was president,
ard Ernest Morrisatte, secretary. Inc
question debated was. Resolved. That
more honor Is due TO the man OF letters
than TO the scientist" The affirmative
was discussed by Messrs. ID. stern and
J. M. Webb; the negative by hessrs. >.
stern and j. s. Brinkley. Then the two
orators of the societies were introduced
by President Savage Mr.. ]. A. White. OF
the Alamedan Society, spoke OF Worth
Carolina's War Governor" Mr.. >. n
Dunn, OF the coloinathean Society, spoke
OF THE Southern Chleftaln."
Many large and handsome bouquets
were presented to the young men, and
II was decided that these should be sent
to Richmond to be placed on the graves
OF the Confederate soldiers.
Rev. II. r. vann and family left this
morning for Hereford county. where
they go to spend the summer In complete
rest.
Mr.. r. @. Allsbrcok came home from
Chapel Hill yesterday.
Mr.. J. A. Pope, Of Croweils, Is here,
visiting his son, Mr.. w. w. Pope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

Everything was very quiet in the city
Hall yesterday. and but a little business
was transacted I'm the various depart
ments. Under the new rules, as laid
down by the Committee on Grounds ana
Buildings, the elevators stopped running
at o'clock. and citizens who had any
public business to transact In the build
ing after that hour were greatly incon-
venienced by bsing compelled TO walk up
stairs.
In the Law and Equity Court the suit
of ChaEIes +. Taylor against Il. n. Cary
was tried. 1t was an action of debt, and
ended in a verdict for the defendant
In the City Circuit Court Il. Il. Flor
ence was admitted TO practice law.
In the Chancery Court Jacob Gross
qualified as administrator Of Susan Har-
I'll
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MAJOR OTEY'S VIEW.
Virginia Democrats Overwhelmingly In
Favor Of Free Silver.
2ES. nAnoSE STILL TALKING,
1se Processes 20 believe That the
, Opponents OF Democracy VIII Win
an This state Next Faii-othcr
washsngton Personals.

WASHINGTON, -. c., June S.-tSpe-
rial --Congreseman-elect otey. OF the
sYnchburg District, who has been look
tng after matters before the departments
here for the past two or three days. LETT
shis morning for home. Ills recent eN-
pressions regarding tho sentiment in Nir-
Flnia FOR the free coinage Of silver. he
Stands by. lie says shat It IS his firm
belief that th> Democrats OF the State
are overwhelmingly in favor OF free coin
sge, and he believes IL win be the para
mount issue In the campaign next year.
when national affairs are discussed and
brought to the front
Major Otey. from the way he talks.
Eocs not believe in any compromise on
This question He wants II fought to
tnish. and holds to the opinion that this
will be the case not only in Virginia, but
throughout the United States.
General William Malone continues to
make his headquarters in Washington
and he seldom visits Virginia Just how
dong he viii remain here his friends 90
not know, hut II looks as II he will not
fake up his abode at his old home Tor
BONE weeks at least. H. frequently talks
politics with his acquaintance In this
city, and processes TO think that IN the
legislative fight the opponents OF Demo
tracy will win victory next fau There
Is every indication that General Malone
Will retain whatever hold he has on the
Republican organisation in Virginia,
whether the Bradys, the Groners. the
nosts. the Eggsborns. and the others Ike
~ or not.
DIR. CABELb IMPROVING.
DR.. Julian NJ. CabeiI has been improv-
eng steadily all the week. and the plea
eant change In the weather has been
most bencsiciaI He has the best of at
sention at the hospital. his surgeons have
the case well In hand. and members OF
his family have been constantly with
him Many good and true friends In the
c5ty cali regularly upon him. and, alto
eethcr. he Is made as comfortable as me
unfortunate circumstances VIII permit.
Mr.. cabell was injured two weeks ago
hast evening. and unless there should be
hn unusual turn in the case, which does
not now seem likely. he WIN soon be en-
lrcly out OF danger.
Among fourth-class postmasters APP
pointed to-day were:
Virginia--Mrs. w, G. Adkins. Bermuda
Hundred Chesterfield county, vice H..
Wells. resigned: J. w. Inge, Mono. Lu-
nenburg county. vice Il. +. lnge re-
signed.
North CarOlina-A. II. King, Har-
Eey. Lincoln county. vice Mrs.
hf r. King. removed: j. L..
p4upton. Lupton, Carteret county, vice w.
Nv. Styrun, resigned: job Burgess,
wesksvilIe, Pasquotank county, vice c.
H. Weeks, resigned.
Judge ]. Il, McCabe OF Loudoun coun-
~, and Messrs. S. c. Brent and Cockrell.
lawyers of Alexandra, were among to-
Bays visitors.
CONSUL PROSKAUER.
Mr.. Samuel PrOskauer, United States
Consul at Puerto Cabello. Venezeula- ar
rived here to-day. end visited the State
Department He left this afternoon for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
wARRENToN SOCIETY.
n Very Gny and Pleasant Week
The Entertainments.

: wARRENTON, VA. June S-(Spe-
gial)-This week has been a very pleasant
one TO the soclety people OF Warrenton.
There has been something 10 80 TO
nearly every day. On Monday after
moon from TO o'clock Or. and Mrs.
r. Shirley Carter received their many
friends at a tea given In commemoration
OF their fourth wedding anniversary.
Delicious punch was served, with Miss
Madeline Muller presiding at the bowl,
while Miss Charlotte Nelson and Miss
s.ily Boorman dispensed ice tea or lem
onatie. The flowers were lovely.
ht being pink tea. American Beauties.
tied with pink ribbons. lay in large
punches on the table while bouquets of
pink flowers were artistically placed In
bases here and there.
COMMENCEMENT.
{ On Thursday evening at o'clock the
commencement exercises at the Fauquer
Institute were celebrated an elaborate
programme was given. IN which the taste
snd ingenuity OF the principal Mr.. G. W.
Butler, and his two daughters, Misses
Nellie and Alice Butler. were displayed.
The first half OF the programme was
ElyeR by the elocution class in an allie
goTy, called 'Srhe War OF the Roses"
sn which Misses Sailie Airport, Bessie
lIouchens. GeTtie HOdCldn, A. Burus,
Lula Crow. Minnie Warner. Il. G. Miner,
Ella Hines. Maud English, and AdGie
Nllrnan took part. Then music followed.
both vocal and instrumental. which did
credit 10 the instruction OF the school
phe large hau was crowded. and the audi
enee testified TO their appreciation
by long and loud applause.
Friday evening, Founaers-Day at
bethel Military Academy was commem-
prated by athletic sports. A large num-
der OF vehicles were seen driving out
from Warren'on at $3.50 o'clock. The
AFTERNOON being cool, the boys could not
have had better day for athletics.
hhe competitive drlll came on also. but IL
VIII not be known which company won
she r'gnt Of battalion Uuil fnal-day on
"Wednesday. the 18th.
THE MUSICAL SOCIETY.
FRIDAY evening, contrary to expectation
end intention, the musical society con-
een.eu - give one more entertainment.
~ lhe nome OF DR.. II. /. Hicks About
sn s,tS.iNe people were present, and
nehghttul programme was rendered. Az
~ O'Clock The president, Mr. Robert
sAyne, announced that this was positiyelv
me last meeting Of the season. This was
saia Win regret by nearly all the mem
80. Tor these meetings have been a
souice OF much pleasure and Improvement
pcr,ng the winter and spring.
aisses Lacy. Stone and Bessie Hicks
se.erned from school On Thursday.
Mrs ecmmes, OF New Orleans. ana her
-iniy Will return TO their summer home
mere on Tuesday. ''o'"'
- curious racing club has been oreantx.a
nsfe by the horsemen OF Warrenton, calI-
"a the "Gymphana Club" ,rhe
.niusi races viii be held In Mr. r.
- fortman's field on the 22d OF rune
Ene Judge Is Mr.. NJ. NJ Green; presiden,
owafa X w. Barker. ana Vice. presI.
peat. u. Ashley coopes 'sS'-
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ASHEyIELE.
Good Oficers-Mr. Burden and Bride.
The Game of Golf.


The Game OF Golf.
ASHEVILLE, N. c., June S.-tspeciaL)
Hon. Matt. w. Ransom, United states
Minister TO Mexico, arrived here this eve
ming. He will spend his leave Of absence
in Asheville, where he will be guest
Of the Battery-Park Hotel
Probably the best list OF officers ever
appointed by the Board OF Aldermen
was that made at the meeting last night
The appointees are: For Chief of Police;
]. Henry Carter: Superintendent Of the
Water-Works, j. NJ. Young; Market-keep-
err Il. w. Triplett; Superintendent OF
Streets, j. r. Bostic; City-Attorney. j. Z.
Martin, and three or four new patrol
men.
James A. Burden. OF New York, with
his bride who was MISS Adele Sloan, a
niece Of Mr.. George Vanderbilts, are
here on their honeymoon, and are staying
at Mr.. Vanderbiit's Biltnore estate.
The game OF golf has struck Asheville,
and the first game Of the season was
played at the grounds of the Swannanoa
Hunt Club, in West Ashevilfe, yesterday
afternoon. 1t was attended by the elite
OF the city, who voted il unanimously
one OF the very pleasantest OF the many
series Of successes Of this now-famous
country club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

card Neck road, about three miles from
the city. lie had frequently told has
wife that ne intend d 10 take hts own
life. but she paid no attention 10 tho
threat until very recently. thinking IL
was Idle talk. lie had grown morose,
and seemed 10 be in deep despair. and
three days aeo re came TO Norfolk and
purchased a pistol. His wife found II
and hid Il from him until yesterday.
when he forced her 20 give II TO him,
and used Il with the above result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
Stood on Their Rights.

WILSON. n. c., June S.-(SpecIal.)-A
sensation developed In the Superior Court
here this morning. Two prominent citi-
zens-a young attorney and a jeweller-
were indicted by the grand jury for
gambling. Five other young men OF
good family and standing were sum
moned 10 testify. They refused to do
so, on the ground that their testimony
would eliminate themselves. The ,grand
jury presented them for refusing TO tes-
tify. The Judge, however decided that
he had no authority to force them 10
give testimony
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
A Young Lndy's Diamonds stolen.

Yesterday evening between the hours Of
u and l o'clock Miss Augusta Hundley, OF
Glade Springs, Va. who is stopping at
3i2 west Main street. was robbed OF her
h"ndsome diamonds and other valuable
jewelry.
Miss Hundley had come down stairs to
dinner. and during her absence from her
room the jewelry was taken. The police
have the oase in hand and are at work
uDon IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
Rnnio for Polk Miller.

Tho Richmond Music Company received
yesterday from ii. c. Dobson. the ccle-
brated banjo-manufacturer a magnif-
cent banjo. with instructions to present
II To- Mr.. Polk Miller.
Mr. Miller being In Texes, where he
Is filling a series of engagements, Mr..
Paul. manager Of the music company,
turned the instrument over 10 Mr. IL.
f. Smith. The banjo is a splendid ex-
ample OF workmanship, OF a fun. clear
tone. and is lavishly inlaid with pearl. II
was made with special reference TO Mr..
MIXERS voice, and will doubtless give
great pleasure 10 thousands of people
throughout the country In the HANDS oil
Mr.. Miller
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
DIR. na,,,c 90 prcach To-Niub,.

Rev. Or. II. W. Battle. OF Petersburg.
will preach the annual sermon before the
Young Mems Christian Association Of
Richmond College at Calvary BAPTIST
church tonight These annual sermons
are usually heard by large congregations
and tonight will certainly be no excep-
ton TO this rule. DIR. Battle is a fine
speaker. and has a strong hold upon the
young Professor Harris, DIR. Ryland.
and Rev. H. A. Bagby VIII also take part
In the exercises, Mr. John J. Hurt is
president OF the college association.
which IL in a nourisbing condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
To Manage the White sulphur.

Mrs. Fuhank, the surviving lessee OK
the Greenbriar White Sulphur SPRINGS.
has secured the services of Mr. c. NJ.
Shepherd as manager OF that popular and
fashionable summer resort Mr.. Shep-
herd is capable hotel man, Of long ex-
perience. lie was formerly with the
West Hotel, Minneapolis. and more re-
Gently manager Of the Parker House,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

SUFFOLK. VA, June s.--(speclaL)-
Tho Gay Manufacturing Company's large
lumber-pIant at this place has been leased
10 company OF wealthy gentlemen Of
Baltimore, who WIN improve and enlarge
It, and prosecute the lumber manufac-
turing business on larger scale than
ever known here. MIR. Rowland r.
Moore, president and general manager
OF the new concern, IL now i'm Suffolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
DELIBERATE SUICIDE.
=. Y. Taylor, Warmer OF xerfo,L
county, shoots H.msets

NORFOLK. VA. June s.-Csspecisi.,-
hr 5. f. Taylor. q well-to-do farmer Of
Norfolk county. committed suicide this
afternoon about O'Clock by lodging a
pistol ball in his head. Just above the
right ear For several days past. ac-
tofeins 10 witnesses who testified before
tbe cofoners jury, he had been con.
kesnpiauns the rash act ana that Il was
osopef~ts - shown BY the manner OF It's
exscutioH. Tie suicide was abou, a Va. -
pid. and lived with his wife on the Buz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
CHARGES AGAINST AN OFFICER.
An Investigation to lie Had by the
Supervisors Thursday.

Supervisors Thursday.
II is understood that some charges of a
rather serious nature will be made
against Superintendent OF the County
Almshouse Tiller. and that irregularities
in the affairs Of his Office were brought TO
the attention az the County Board Of Su-
pervisors Friday, when an investigation
of the institution was gone into
Several inmates of the institution pre-
ferred charges to the board which led up
10 the investigation, but the suparlnten-
dent being unprepared TO meet them at
the time the board met an adjournment
was had until next Thursday, in order to
give Mr.. Tiller time in which to vind-
cate himself.
The investigation thus far shows moth
ing criminal on the part of Mr.. Tlller.
but the belief among those best acquaint-
ell with the facts IN the case rs that the
only way In Which the superintendent had
erred Is in his failure to properly keep his
books and his consequent inability to
show records OF certain sales made by
him. Great confidence Is felt by people Of
the county In Mr.. Tiller's ability 10 vindi-
cate himself.
MIR Tiers term has about expired. and
he Is candidate for reelection. He IL
opposed by several men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
y.,,o,x-rexer Quarantine.

WASHINGTON, June &-The marine
hospital service is advised Of the deten-
ton at the Gulf quarantine station OF
the British ship Monrovia, from Rio Ja-
metro. She had one fatal case OF yell
lov-fever at the port OF departure, and
twelve cases and two deaths in transit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
DELEGATIONS for Memphis.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. June ga meet
ing of free-silver Democrats took place
here tonight to select delegates to the
Memphis .bimetallic convention. which
meets Wednesday next. Fifty-three peo-
pie were present. and a delegation OF
over 100 was selected.
Twenty-Five delegates were appointed
at a meeting al Gadsden
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09

wALKERTON, VA. June s.-tSpeciaD
Mr. Ben. Sale. who lived in the neigh
borhood OF ST. Stephens church, COM
mitted suicide yesterday at his home by
shooting himself. His health had been
bad for a long time. and he had been
very respondent. lie was unmarried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
prsGusTED wITu THE CABINET
Fifteen Thousand Government EN-
pIoyccs IncommOded by Decision.

pIoyecs IncommOded by n Decision.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June s.
Fifteen thousand government employees
pre- dlsgusted with the action Of the Cabi-
net in IA matter that greatly affects their
romfort and convenience. For years II
has been the custom to close the DEPART
tnents in this city at O'Clock on Satur-
BAY afternoons during the summer
months. the hour OF closing en- other
bays being o'clock. When the
puestIon came up this year Of Is
Suing the usual orders by the
heads OF the departments, Secretary
bforton, OF the Agricultural Department.
refused, on the ground that the law re-
puircd employees TO remain at work seven
hours every day In the week.
The matter was referred TO Attorney
General Olney, and he sustained his coli
seague In the view he had taken of the
kw Thereupon IT was decided by the
Cabinet, duly assembled, that all the de-
partments should be closed at O'Clock
Saturdays. Just as on other days.
There was an exception in the Interior
Department, which closed this afternoon
BIT z O'Clock, in the absence Of Secretary
Smith, who was not In the city 10 en-
Force the Cabinets decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-09
Tie COHEN Gothic COHEN CO
BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN INCOME OF 20 PER MONTH on
an Investment OF 500; larger and smaiIsr
amounts aew e;, az the same rate write for our
grain, provisions, and cotton Ah.a yv.us
without loss. J. G. HASBROUCK q ny ~
"a and % Broad street. New York. = w.