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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
THEY DIDN'T ARRIVE.
COMMA DEV-IN-CUIEF LAWYER,
REACHES HERE TODAY.
banquet To Him and Members of
His Stnn nj Nurphy's Last NiGhf-
Annual Meeting Of th> Virginia
Department Here To-day.

General Thomas G. LAWYER. commander
in-chief OF the Grand Army Of the Re
public. accompanied by two members OF
his stan. was 90 have arrived IN Rich
monl last evening from North Carolina.
but the party WAS detained at Hickory.
y. g., and VIII not reach this city until
S O'Clock this morning. They viii come
in over the Southern railway. and VIII
Doe met NJ the depot by delegation from
the Virginia Department These gentle
men are returning from Atlanta. Ga.
whore they went to attend the annual
oncampment of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. Department 81 Georgia.
Afrangcmsuts bad been made for hand
souely entertaining these visitors last
evening had they arrived. and even
though They dil not come thu entertain
mont To he given ina their honor save
the carriage drive over the ciiy. was
carried out
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.
Tho affair began wiki charming en-
t'f'ainment az ne o.paI;n 3h' hei ~.
quarters. IN WILKINSON H1N. slttI hF
ttc WON MS K.l'f Corps. oi PM h'ainF
Post. AMI this proved most enj'y Dr.
allure o. 'ht IinFr1'nm lhe di- M
Wa packed with ladies ana R'nu' o..
j. arlv an ~ The later airing the I'el-
lasion Grand Army 81 ,he H'ilh.ic
Uniform of navy bNe. AMONG toos" 3D. at-
tendance were . large number oi MON.
h'ls Of the Virginia Dcplrtm MT. VINO hdi
come here 90 attend the 'uclmIl. nt e"
fu.- department. TO bee held al u Oh
CITY Han to-day. commencing al I'.sV
O'Clock ms morning. nal, ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
Was. DAVIS A,D MISS WINNIE.
Here To Attend the Rcintermcnt of
Remains OF Jefferson Davis. Jr.

Mrs. jefferson rhs1s ana Miss Winnie
arrived here - 1875 this morning from
New York. and We're met a the depot
by Hon. Taylor Ellyson. president Of the
Davis Monument Association. and Mr..
4 W. Archer. proprietor If the TX
change. Cn reaching the hotel they re-
tired Immediately to their apartment
I4Illr B.. and rOOns 8 and 10 on the Bal
larl side Both stood the trip very well.
and Mrs Davis appears IN much better
health than when she was last In the
city. They came 10 Richmond for the
purpose ~ bong present az The renter
mont ln tho Davis section IN Hollywood
0f ,1e remains az jefferson Davis. j.,
who d!.d in Memphis of yeiiOW-feNc IN
f.-r
There are now inferred in The Davis
section thu remains Of Pr silent Davis
and three ~ hs sons-.ttle joe, r no
dieI here during The war from The ~ Lcts
of a fan from the U0rtico of tn Cprf To-
rate Executive Mansion. William ~ J..
who died in Memphis. and samuel r.. IN
infant child. who died in Washington.
The remains Of jefferson Davis Hay, =,
grandson Of President Davis. also rest
In the section.
The remains Of jefferson Davis, Jr..
were brought here from Memphis seye>
raj weeks ago and placed In a vault in
Hollywood The simo ~ The refinement
vii probably Boo decided upon to-day.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Winnie expect 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
GREAT cLoTHiN. SALE.
Wait. wait tniii Thursday, Aprit
tith->Ow II Your Chance, Don't
Nils.

Carloads 0f nnc tabernacle clothing
FOR mems boys. aul c.l'rcn's wear have
been shipped from Cincinnati. O.. 20 Rich
mond. Va. to b, soil I'd. beg than manu-
facurer's cost az rtl The elegant
building. known as s.. si6 east Main
street. between Ninth aul Tenth streets.
fourth door from the corner of Tenta
street. has been leased fUr ten days on.y,
commencing THURSDAY. April II. at 2.D
\ NJ. and ending = Iuflay, April .Oth.
az 10 O'Clock az night
\ few sample pieces of Mems Cashmere
suits IN nsht and dark nllc only 1916;
Mems SLACK Nor-ted Suits. worsh S..
only g. 90. Mems Fina AlI-M col and SIX
Mixed suits worth 81, ID. only Ncs.
Mons Fine Suits iu w0r-fed and che
volts. worth So only k~ Mems Fine
Clly-WorstcI Suits. any style and pat
tern. worth 50. Only NfM. Mems Fine
Imported C.ty-Worst.l Suits. any Styie
and pattern. worth So for $3.50. Mons
ENita-F.ne Clay-Worst.l suits worth
So. ouly St75. Children Suits. y cents
and upwards.
ChIIr,n's ku'e Pant. worth 80 cents.
only is cents. Meas C,-. imere Pants,
worth $40. only SIS
W. have BOO di.f .ront ..fles and quail
tics. embracing Gas ifn'frf. Wofat'ds,
Cl.Klut.. Iumtsu.r. rIrDts. Wcst-of-
Er4laul Cata -,f..r. Nhp-rorl Scotch
e.. votf. BrotIc.1tht. etc. e.c. too nu-
mcfon- .o meur.u. 80 'guaiiy low prices.
Remember tnis sl'r opens thursday
>rrl ulh. aul .a.ts fer tea days only
Thur .lty. ,nri Nh. Friday. Aprh ie'h;
S4tlrl.N. Ap.i i.l. Monday. April 18th
Tuesday. Aufl li'n Wednesday, April
E.h. Thursday Arrl ltn. Friday. April
ath. ans. l.t lly. Aufi 3D. Positively
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11

PROF. SMITHS RELIGIOUS VIEWS.
lie II Sotin Accord with the 1c"""-
Irv. of the ". T.. Church.

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H.. ... ...,
F'r S'' '.' "''N'"' f'.'' 81 ''''
open secret 'hAi A~nliiN ana
Macon Calro.o would los. on. Of it5 most
bi.tl.. ,,,.....f .,,,l esteemed m.n. pr.
Dbl. ,
t.''"' ~ t,il..
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,., D.. .,.r, abroad h. ,,.,.
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.....rl.,, " ,t tla lniy.r-,t, of
,...'t.. ,t g.. ,,al yh,t IL known
,,.. .'....'o tl.,..t" a t.rl,.t only taken
1.. ,,., int.,,l m r,v.. choir entire
,.... D., deem stui.. To-day pr smith
stand. "a. "A hr.eht star m M, armament
OF thas, n hls particular branch H. IS
brother ~ Prot ssor ". W smith. N''
is president OF te various Ein''liA-
MAc.1 colleges ana academies
,rtfr, r,Npn t>r.pAfrp
......,t, ~ ,,.
l'''.h 'lS. az .i' '"' u '''' "', ''. Ne.
Board Oh liu-l'''' 10y. '"','" -.....,
gore vac IN'h ~ WIZ
me We" th't o. was "'' ~ w ,,.,l..i,.,
rh,,,.h ana D., considered IL
Episcopal 'Gur.n, ana o., ,, ~ ,'a ,,.,
!ir N'F 10 '''''' ~ '..' ..,,., ,I,.,
SD 'hd' l"'f "l'~'' INV .,I =, ,.s
saw "t ln inc iio'''i'.' '' ''7.''
position.
40 ii- same ti', "' '' '''' w. 49,,
h4f the matter i'iy uNt'I O''''' '.' ,''',
AMI that he had deemed u wise 10 '''A
f0r work in anotn'l i''hi'S'
was really uo news 10 those III all'ni-
auce at the meetins the members itll
deeply the move that the learned senu',
rau was making. amt freely 'Npl
'hc.r regret No r.s'I"..'," " " d.s.r.1 =,
hNt }, was ''..I'.ii,,......-
".t'' t'I ,, frtarvi.y with
Ill d.. r,er,tt.1 the
i''' 'i'''''' al 49, ,.t.,,. h,I ha.n
-@i'' -. ,no nu,.li.
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THE IlhI-H \ Din
In IN" course Of our conI 'iS'i'.'" w.
said be- would nor care d, say
every ~0rl ia the bihl' lS me Noi! "l
the Almighty God, ana n",S H'' III.
that the Bible says SD. tt ~
has found u ti.. ing ~ i,....',
him the HOY @plIIi '. IL,
that nothing is 'ru' ABOUT '"'
IN this word cr th- ~ ~ ,.l
an expression OF perfect i'''' J"'''
holiness. ..,.t
As to the divinity 81 '"'s', IL, W''''''
rather cnieavor 10 do Whdt NJ "'I.'
10 bee Cots VIII th'n I'D ar 49,, -, -
mode oil l',' 90, ,'iia,o i'm tn.
IN 49, 49, ,,'.,. o,inior except for
.,Ni'''.i.'. 10 .I1in., ri,hf or doing cool
''i' SIM ,,',., - bis fptiire movements.
III I,d rot fuDv made up his
,,t,. b.. would do. though he was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
RICHMOND, VA. THURSDAY. APRIL II. 1895

lifc-sizc. and very natural The pictures
Of IN late Rev j. u. Laurens a. ncie
Larry and OF Mr. Charles r. Brauer. SUI
pcrintendent Of the Sunday school. could
not bc surpassed.
The naval engagement between the cele-
lrato1 Merrimac and the Federal Monitor
Is the subject ~ spirited picture. which
viii b. an Object-esson TO those who at
tend Mr.. Hackers exhibitions, he having
taken part In this famous battle. lie is
cnLIued in securing other pictures Of the
great battles ~ the war. which will rem
a. his collection interesting and in
str ctiYe. especially to the young people
Of tho South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11

ted for the occasion. The bride wore n
lovely ashos-of-roses gown, and Carried =
cluster ~ lilies OF the valley Her int"
OF honor was Miss Celeste Jones. s.si, r
and carried bride roses. The best man
was Mr Charles J.. Petit, brother OF
fhe bride The bride was attended by Two
flower girls. her twin sisters Misses Ailern
and Mabel Petit. VINO were attired IN hHht
blue silks. The bride and groom left by
the Bay Line this afternoon for a north
cru tour.
At Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church this afternoon. al 3l) oclocN'
Miss Sue Eranham Graves and Or Row
land H. Walker. were married. Rev. l'r.
~ -. sliced. ~ Richmond. officiating.
The best man WAS DR. Blghy OF Newport
News Tho bride was attired IN brow
visiting Gown. and carried Marechal Neil
roses. They left by the Bay Line TINS
evening FOR northern tour There were
numerous lovely wedding gifts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
BLUE GRASS REGION.
WHAT ~ GOING on POLITICALLY
THERE.
senator Lindsay Not Uneasy. But
blackburn Having to HusiIc-In-
Nork-NnshIrgton city Personals.

| ~ NSiilNHION, ID. g., April l0.-(SDo-
cial)-Senator Lindsay. ~ Kentucky. who
/ "a native Of R0ckbrldge county. Va.
has returned 10 The city. He was pouncei
upon by the newspaper pc pie - tell
what IS going on in the Blue-Grass region.
| but The Senator seems 10 think the out
side talk IN kes n more red-hot campaign
in his state than Is really going on
/ within its borders Mr. Lindsay is I
moderate man on the silver question. ami
! h.yag been elected for full term. he
Will not have 20 worry over his own
contest for some years yet His COLI
league. Mr.. Blackburn. however VIII have
T. hustle this year anl the llttcr has
decided 70 make his campaign on tho
frce-coinlge-of-siiver issue senator Linl-
say is careful not 10 attempt 90 predict
what the result VIII Doe wh.n the Ken
tuCky convention meets 10 pass It's ras0-
luti0ns. Tie admits there viii Boz lively
time over silver. A. tho Last convention
IN Kentucky a square fght was not made
on silver, owing - the fact that 10 was
q f1rsgOne conclusion that cleveland
would Joe r,nom!natcI for 'he presidency.
and u was well known he was opposed
70 the free coinage of the white metal
UNIVERSITY DINNER.
The preparations that have been made
for the dinner OF tho Alumni Of The
University ~ Virginia 10 be- given I'm this
city next Monday evening. indicate trlt
f. viii be most brilliant affair. The
Committee on Invitation is composed of
pr Thomas Nelson Page Professor W. n.
C4lsN and Br l. " gfayt brook Many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
THE PAGE FORGERY TRIAL.
Commonwealth Testimony Closed
Insnrif, the Line of Defence.

,,.
i"HnEiiH IN" 'ihc "i
.., =, .......,,...tti 49,. tl..it..,, 3, p,.,.
"' ,, ,o.,,
for forgery, was dHilh 'fN't TX 4''
O'Clock this morning. and further evidence
,.r Tho Commonwealth heard 4 o Alon.
-, 49,. oil...l to have
,H'-,'' .il '' 49,. ',,.'..
.. " i'' @' iit'' i,,'r tb,, r.
W. ,.,,s...,,tii', of pa In,
'I ''4' = III 't, l.." a., NH vim
-'iA 'i.'i' ms 'l ..rs a., ar
-''t 10 Vii' tt ,.,',.t g. II
~ '.S'.,' i.,t 49, H. Gt.1anicIn
Naiey Ea,iioi'i i'1i.h - I'm, bnri ~ Il
l,-,' 800. ,,''r,.,rti~,, a. D. .n.,nre,l bv
~ Uni sf'tai frat n. Iil not endorse
- 49, al rat d.. confessed ID
him that he had forged fia d,eX'D name
taereon James Il. Russell president or
the Union i.dnk, or NlhC.'5
that his TANK hai dl.cpahitI 'ne a.
and the 500 notes, lsrtI 4 t"b u. i.l
Goa which x. ! barton. in tls tc-Nil.Nl
ON Monday. 49, I4e" cool. $50 IT, HA.i
forged Hero tn comm u" cdilp ir-l,'
its case. and court adjourn u TOT ui!liI'i'
FOR rnE DEFENCE.
r,,.id.,-. f,r .t. aafauc.. WAS hr-rin
GID. s'a, ~. court r,cony.r,d. ana counsel
offered t. pat the vic of tne accused on
Tue stand. bat me Commonwealth '.-
The most dramAuc Incident o. to-day
trial Was when MIS- Mtry rug, ,n'
Oldest daughter OF Uc iIa.i.eI' ','N
insy handsome youhS ANY va pui "i'n
the. stand. In a VOC -, '..l'.
v AZ" '''iO'''- 80, 49,. IA f,,,flv frl,f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11

Mr.. c. H. llaskor has be II f9r some
time engaged In collecting suitable pic
lures for migic-lantern exhibition ana
ou TUESDAY night gave LIS ~ Z auttf tam
mcut al Union station Methodist Ep.sco-
bal church. for tn benefit 81 me " ".
Eoyal Rosebud Society. 1t was quite
success. being both entertaining and in
structiye. Some Of the portraits were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
A RARE WAR RELIC.
DRAWING or \ FAyOTs BATTLE
FLAG OK COyFEDERiTE PAPER.
\. &. Harrison ana Ellis Boys"-
Northwestern Farmers Expected
About NahCne's Assignment

PETERSBURG. VA. April lo-Cspe.
clal)-Mr. George :. Bernard. prominent
member OF 4. =. III Camp o. Corfede-
rate Veterans. has in his possession a
pencil drawing of the battle-hlg ~ the
Twelfth virginia Regiment executed on
q niece % Confederate brown paper. aaI
hearing the address. "To =. c. Harrison.
Petersburg. Va" Tho relic contains IN
names u tho battles In which the rcgi-
ment participated. and was found among
the p,pors Of the late Captain Samuel
Stevens. The drawing IS "a fac smile 81
that famous flag. Mr.. :. c. Harrison
was an Old citizen during the war ana
was I'm the habit Of calling the Twelfth
Regiment soldiers his boys" Han irods
Of times during the progress Of the war
diI h. make trips 10 the camp or the
boys" no matter where the army might
be-. ana carried TO them wagoa-loods OF
provisions and dclicacies from IN ir
homes.
WILL FIND IT NJ.
II is said that AS soon as the weather
oneus sufficiently for comfortable travel,
many farmers from the Northwest viii
visit our section % satisfy themselves as
e. tho advantages In climate, soil labor
and market facilities offered IN S)uthsiae
Nir.ina II this section were properly
advertised It would not be- long before
there would be- an influx OF very de
sirahle immigrants.
Two c0.OreI mtn-Geor-c Harris ami
Joe Butlcr-wcre srriigu,A IN court this
morning f0r hghtiug. Their trouble arose
from a dispute about General Mlhone's
alleged financial embarrassment and his
recent assignment The parties were dis
charged.
Int -Reyeuup-Arant = VI. Porch
counted no me office in this city night
before last. and found everything correct
and In good order.
FRUIT CROP.
The present prospect is encouraging for
"a ereat fruit crop IN this toction. an
should no freezing spells occur 'ho south
side VII reap rich harvest In fruits or
an kinds.
The political situation i'm p'nwldi.c
county is one ~ great interest Tao
Democratic convention 10 nominate cam
.dilatcs for Che various offices VIII as
s.n1nla ON the 92I OF his month. ana i
is expected that tho meeting VIII he d
very lively one. b. reason ~ the many
reputable citizens who are Offering i'r
Ollie. thus fer the Republicans anu
p1r!lists have put no fusion ticket ~ the
81 ~. but ia 's understood chat On Demo-
Gratis will nave str11s anlo-iu % Ger
every office. except that of Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
,,.,., Of Rev. Joseph walker.

scGrrsyILLE. w. Aprl 70, W 1.,3l,s
c,sn The funeral Of Rev J2ssphh N his
TOOK place al the bapts, caafcn I'm. ~ e.
race at noon yesterday. ne ''i ms.th.
h 49, ver. brought IN FROM the ho,1e
~ 1S' Rev j. II. Fox. TWO miles tr from s1" ,p
- YheTe he died. and the train brQusH' r ne
pr. ". K. Hatcher. " Soag S''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11

The Chase BROTHERS Plano Company. OF
Muskegon. Mich. nave leased the store.
30 so east Main street. ana viii open
q branch here SIR Charles g. Branner
has been sent here TO take charge Of the
business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
SUICIDE " NoRFOih.
Wallace Graham. Publisher OF ISN'T
L.. .l..t.t u,nI..A Ini.nn.

NORFOLK. VA. April l7-Mr. Wail'ce
Graham. publisher Il The weekly iap'i'
Saturday Night. committed suicide N.''
Tonight by taking po.s. o.. Ne "
native Of Canada. AMI h.; ''n So.
fOlk about sixty days III" leaves 80"
- '''' n Norfolk for as health. ne va
financially well or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11

,. xoulan company are 9 q s'sIli ,n.
week eiesan. ~" Berry-BowI'' salad ,,.i'.
silver rea-se 1.,,ys, &c. and fun line
Dishes. Breai-I .i'' n handsome cases
-o,,i,ahle for hrIlI sI-.---..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
TWO WEDDINGS 1. sORFoLK.
Miss Petite Becomes Mrs. Jones' ana
Miss Graves Mrs. Walker.

NORFOLK. VA, April Special
A. Cumberland-street Methodist Up SEQ
nj church this afternoon. d. % eiock s.
Miss Grace Petit; and Sir. William VI.
Jones. Jr, were united In marIii1ise' my ny
otine assisted hy Rev. prs. Tudor and
smith. The church was prsiI!!y dee9Ea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
nrni i..,n.c. Rcnl E.tnse.

The decision of the supreme Court de-
ciaring the tax ON incomes from rents
t1 b. void and unconstitutional should
give an impetus 10 real estate Winter
uo longer fingers upon the lap 81 spring
car Vacant Lots has. donuei their velvet
robes. our Dwellings are numerous and
inviting. therefore. if sou heed our gentle
warning. come iu ani make your choice
loflra ous stock is picked over. In the
language Of Or Parker "A hint 10 the
wise is sufficient"
CHEWNING & ROSE,
Ilsal Estate Agents.
80 north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11

- NOR. .lloa. IN TASTE 'na .'SS ,s;.s ana . ?,
the pros, ~. !, = NOR. east, aisesi.a 'A'a any
noaIisi ms ,a a.,a ma, d sosO. % sD0s'''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11

plTIsnrEG. PA. April go The stand
Hrl Dl Company announced io-tiN t-a'
.fltau. old This is au advance OF ;
r.lfs since. -. torlay There has rn
r0 mat.sa. change IA price ia the specu-
.I'.t- Utrflf
NEN YORK April 10 The STANDARD
OH Company has made another advance
ln the rflc. OF % lI-oI from si.2I 20 81 .l,
AND thc pfgIHct iu On city this morning
sold up 90 NIi ~. with subsequent
reaction t1 81 TO.
$50 now reasons were assigned for The
fll hrf I.rt tae scarcity Oi product Still
being thc main factor al work.
Cremation services have been officially
declared by Masonic authority In Penn
sylvaIia not " be Christian burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
r.n.t.r Novelties.

The Nowlan Company are Offering tbs
week many handsome and unique o.
signs in sterliue ~.tev Novelties sui'aoie
for Easter glfis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
Fine siiver-pIatcd Ware.

Tho Nowlan Company are offering this
week cpeclIl inducements IN Fine Silver
Plated T,a-Srts. Walters. Pitchers, Boz
kets. Butter-Dlshes fce-Pails. Tureens,
etc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11

The managers Of the Womau's Christian
Association desire To- express their thanAB
10 Messrs. j. H. Harvey and ". H..
Hammond. florists. for their generous 60
nations OF flowers on Wednesday last al
their annual meeting ana tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
NlcKcnna pitched

... ~. KIN. Tor i.,nchhure. and the VS.
~ looni difficulty in lo,a, s,, ,re ms
cav H. II. H.
.........9 80 {
NcKonna and Rc,ryhill. Cal
B. aud Arthur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11

] down T. Wnrk to-day aga tl.Il. ~ ~, =,
! we're disposed o. Preston Herlolis. W
| W. and John King. Eobcrt founs' ko-
J bert Shelton. ari Peer LYMAN go
( found guilty Of retailing ll.of ~'f''l
/ license. and were each nrei >lYl and gwen
, Two months in jail >. q. Ff'i, "hs
: found guilty Of removing THn'-. anl s.h
/ fenced 20 one years iupr.so1iC1, IN TIE
/ pcnteutiary and fined s-'"
! TeIcgrnpbic Dricfs.
] The Navy Department yesterday IN
vifol proposals for enn-iorsnss Tor 'hi
| batteries ~ sssis for inc navy.
TN. bodies ~ Miss skill Of Petersbure
/ Va. aul Mr. Muuson. who were IrpN .
| - while boating SUNDAY Wg'e i4in'
/ fs4tiug Ve-t-rday IN the Indian river
near TitUsyiiie. Fla.
The entire lower portion Of Tho large
/ plant 0f the Susquehan1a Iron 'omi'iE.
mo Columbia. Pa. was destroyed hy IRE
at an early hour stormy mnitiiS-
/ Loss, 100000. covered 10y insurance.
TN. London Times's correspondent IN
Houskoag SAYS thai chinese ruon'f. III .
rit.ri.rirg FormoSd and int several
/ flfri.r..r- have gone ashore no Iai-N an
% help the chinese officers punish them
Official cable livc.s from IL" COLUMBIAN
Government yesterday tnn'NAc.i tn
complete sgti'c.lan ~ The i.n-l w 'n
restoration ~ ~ normal CONDITION NJ '''
i'm an tine deqlrtm uts OF the contedera-
tion.
THE cuban ineuryeuts announce that
"a syndicate has been form in 10
United STATES to furnish money Tor me
revolution. f'inbii :. mem ,s,,,.
i.o sl. c.,'''''s '.' b ~ "
Tfa Ns--aD hueotts Comulttc' ON N'r-
c4nt.l. N.f. ifs have made "a report 'n
%. "c.r.iron 90 textile. manninctuI :
iu t'. = rth.' anf sHt ih 'i' 10 'ni-
needn't i'lr OF conNt'lI''n N-ln 'ne ''i'
Gu-tr..s of Masst'husr tt'.
r,,,a.r Nah31 Tritcl states navy. VII
be ori reg 90 sp0ra duty n conn el'.t
win 81. N1vI. War College ti sew p,lt
auriu- ttr course there TINS 'ilHte'' '.'.
viii hFt ..ii 90 e3hl'.'S '"' "' '''''
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rh. lr.e iran. ciyar-fact1ry az Henry
..,t..r .f t..t.Ili. pa. wa- i--
.,-., d., Inc Yesterday. and later Sfem-
In surrendered himself and acAno~-
l.llel that BE- hat -,t the lace aH'''
The man ls uni'Nn'''S '"'''.'
Tho Aprd report " On. Sftust ~ or
th' p.-.irfi-,rf ~ Agrlcul'ur. makes the
s'..,,.t ..u.i.fi1n of winter ..a,ai. ou the
a., or Ar,.l ~ ae.,.uet So Inst year,.
20 FIN f>. ~ m Iv2 arl gD9 for the
,.4~ ISL III. az rdc. for ~. Is s,1
....i.,h ....,r.i s...f.r of tho
Arkansas la-slaut, adjourned sinr ai'
at noon yesterday. 'nrg Tor D.. $.
iI'nt pro tem, "ni,h man. ."! ''
ally Lieut." .tnt-'''NeihoF az '.' 't"'-'
Yesterdays ballot for rnit,i states
senator ~ Dover. Del. resulted rs iol-
I..... tFf.rfr4 tlprihl.,HnJ. %. AuIl.ks
Gt,rulnctr. 81. Massey Gte1u.'i"lu' s.;
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Dr. Robert Buchanan. th' N.N
v4fa-u.tl. s.nterc "a p .' tA D..
Asrl --l. has ensag-l Law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-11
HAS NOT RESIGNED.

II has been rumorel for some weeks
past that Professor ". W. Snlfn I
res.gn tho presidency of Randolp -Aae'1
College, bat have II tonight from ''-
highest authority that his resignation Las
not been rendered the trustees