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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
uowGATE VERDICT SUSTAINED.
The Convicted Man Must Apparently
90 10 Prison.

WASHINGTON. II. c. November H.
The District Court OF Appeals to-day IN
an opinion delivered by Mr. Justice Nor
ris sustained the verdict of the Criml-
nal Court in the case OF Captain II. W.
ilowgats. formerly disbursing officer OF
the signal service. The Criminal Court
fixed his term Of imprisonment at ersht
years.
Captain Howgate Is now I'm the Gus
tody of the Marshal of the District
lie can carry the case no further. un-
less his attorneys should discover some
constitutional question not now apparent.
upon which they can ask a decision OF
the Supreme Court Of the United states.
Colonel Worthington. COUNSEL FOR Cap
tain Howgute, says the last act mas
ben performed. SO far as the courts
are concerned. and nothing can inter-
vene but Executive clemency to prevent
Howgate from scryins his time IN the
Albany penitentiary. The prisoner was
removed 20 the District Jail where he will
remain q few days, to permit him to
close up his business affairs prior TO his
removal 10 Albany TO begin serving his
sentence,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
I.ADIEs'-DAY An LEXINGTON.
Large Attcrdsnce-Prettie Finish
of the Meeting.

LEXINGTON. KY. November Ito
day was Lades'-day. and the fair sex
thronged 20 witness the racing
His Brother and Pete. favorites. won,
while Egbcrt. Anna Lyle and Momus
Knocked down the other three IA
vorites at comfortable odds.
The prettiest finish Of the meeting. so
far was that between Anna Lyle. Ida
Wagner. and Lawanda. they fighting it
out all the way down the stretch, and
finishing close.
First race-one mile-Egbert no. Clay
ton. 10 ID won, Irania second, james
Monroe third. Time. l.4l il.
Second receive furlOnes-liis Brother
gl. Jones. 10 y won. Cuticule second.
Maid third. Time 1904.
Third iace-seVen furlOngs-MOmus N6
Reim. : 10 u won. Sligo second, Advocate
third. Time. lbs "a.
Fourth race five furlongs--Anna Lyle
g3. r. lsom To y won. Ida Wagner sc-
cond. Lawanda third. Time. l:02 L.
Fifth race-siX furlongs-Pete Ool. Gard
ner even won, Subilo second, Nellie Par
ker third. Time. l6 81.
PIMLICO RACES FAIR.
BALTIMORE. November 1.-THE races
Of PimlicO to-day We're fair. Lake Shore.
with Simms up was the only selection Of
the talent 20 reach home first. Beatrice
" and Fred. X. We're bOwled over ty
Chester in the first race, and I.0nGhrdge,
| at TO :. coIld DO no better than third in
the second Simms rode the fayorte,
Irish Reel in the fourth. but Pitfall got
the decision The last race was poor.
First race-hve furlongs-Chester dol.
GarTigan. 8 10 ID won. Beatrice ". se-
cond. Nestor third. Time. 1905 ~.
Second ract-Ore mile-Mckce Gi.
| ODonnel 10 j. won, Candelabra second.
Longbridee third. Time, l:i5.
Third race-one and one-cighth
miles-Lake Shore dl6. Smms, 10 81
won. Marshall second. Helen Nichols
| third Time. :JS l-2.
Fourth race-siy urlongs-Pitfall OF.
/ O'Leary. TO u won. Irish Reel second,
! George Dixon third. Time. Iii.
Fifth race-one mile-Salvo Q01. Murphy.
/ Z TO E, won. Fatal second. Margaret third.
/ Time .i9 Ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15

WASHINGTON. ID. c., November H.
POstrna Wilson has issued a
general order 70 postmasters throughout
the United States I'm reference 10 the va
rious foreign lottery companies whose
matter Is transmitted through the United
States mails He says IL has been made
apparent 10 him that the Honduras Ma
tional Lottery Company. Paul Conrad,
president. and number Of other lottery
companies In Mexico Canada. San Domin-
go, and San Francisco are engaged in
conducting lotteries or similar enterprises
through the mails. in violation Of the anti
lottery law OF the United States. He for
bids postmaster3 10 pay any mOney-order
drawn 20 any OF the parties named, and
directs that the renitter be 50 informed.
He further direr shat any mail received
by postmasters nom these parties b. sent
10 the office OF mailing. to be delivered To
the senders. marked fraudulent II the
name OF the sender cannot Oe ascertsined.
then the matter shall he sent 20 the dead
letter ttiice. marked fraudulent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
BASEBALL LEAGUE,
Meeting Of the National Organization
in New York City.


NEW YORK. November 1.-THE annual
fan meeting Of the National Baseball
League was concluded tonight at the
Firth-Avenue Hotel. after session
which. with intermissions, lasted from
1880 till : p. VI. All the delegates were in
attendance. with one or two exceptions
Tho meeting was very harmonious.
President John T. Brush. Of Cincinnati,
and President Andrew Freedman, or New
York. fired some hot shot at one anoiher
during the day over the exchange OF
DOYLE. OF New York. for Gleason. or Bal-
timore. Brush thought he had an option
on Dovle In exchange for Latham.
The most important movement taken oy
the league was the abolition OF the nne
system. In the future offending players
u,iI he expellcd from the game after one
warning In trivial cases. the unlpiteS
Hurst. Emsle, and hcefe. gave evidence
before the meeting as 10 their treatment
by obstructing players the last ana pieVi-
ous seasons. ~.
committee consisting Of Messrs
Rr7lsh. Of Cincinnati, Hart Of chicago
and Rogers, Of Philadelphia was ap-
pointed TO arrange for day IN IN" spiihs
to he called Barry Wright Day. ana
90 L.. uniforuallv set apart in all the
cities Of the league. in which game IS
IN be played. and the proceeds thereon
to he devoted 10 the erection OF "A monu-
mont IN the veteran umpire. a long ana
highly complimentary cuiosium on lh'
docea sed wGq inserted in the minutes
and the secretary was ordered To nave
COPY enrolled and framed, and to present
the same 10 the family Of the late chlel
Of umpires. 1900.
The double-umpire question went over
ELECTIONS.
President and Secretary Nick Youna
was elected last year for term OF three
years.
Tbe national board was increased by
the election Of another member JOhi
| r Brush. while Messrs Byrne. of Brook
| lvn. President Nick Young. and Mt
| Soien. of Boston. were reelected.
\ board Of directors was elected as
follows: Won der Horst. Baltimore. SoGen
Boston: Wagner. Washington. Hart. thi'
! cago: Stuckey. Louisville. and Kerr i1tts
burg. The board as constituted has three
qelegates from the East and three IRON
| the West.
The Phying-Rules Committee was ap
p0inted by the president, and is mace up
| of President Reach, Of Philadelphia Chfi'
/ Won der Ahc. of 81. Louis, and President
/ Hanlon, Of Baltimore.
with regard To the Sunday-ball ques
| tion. the advocates OF play ON the Sabbath
won their end. and Sunday ball viii b'
/ PLAYED an the West The president vii
/ direct the schedule committee % arrange
q schedule for the .oming season a. fai
as practicable so that clubs desircus
OF playing ball on sunday shall be sched'
uled for the fist day Of the week. IN
order not 10 conflict with clubs not play
ing on Sunday.
The league then adjourned until Feb
ruary p. 1896.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
Failure of the Fxu:nhdin.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. November IA
The reports Of the chiefs Of the naval
bureaus Of Construction and Steam En-
cheering concerning the failure of the
ram katahdin TO make the speed required
by the contract with the Navy Depart
inent have been made to the Secretary
of the Navy. IT is understood that the
vessel VIII be accepted by the govern
ment. The ground for the recommends
ton is that the arbitrary contract re-
quirement was not made under pro-
vision Of law. but at the volition of the
Secretary of the Navy. and that there
fore the Secretary Is not bound to compel
adherence to the letter of the contract.
but may modify IL as he pleases.
In addition TO this. IL is urged that
the provision fer the rejection OF The
Katahdiu If she failed to develop a certain
speed had not been incorporated In con-
tracts for other vessels. and II is said
that the chiefs Of the Construction and
steam Engineering bureaus think that
the katahdn could be accented without
injury 10 the government, AT reduction
from the agreed price propOrtionate 10
the falling of In the required speed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15

People of Keystone state Break Re-
cord Of Attendance.

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. EN-
POSITION. ATLANTA, GA, November
1i.-This is Pennsylvania-Day at the At
lanta Exposition. and the people Of the
Keystone State have broken the record
OF attendance. there being 500 more peo-
plc on the grounds to-day than the expo
sition has yet seen. There were thousands
OF prominent citizens from all parts OF the
South present and almost the entire ex-
ecutive and judicial officials OF Pennsyl-
yania. Governor u. N. Hastings. Lieu
tensnt-G Governor Walter A. Lyon. State
Treasurer ;. NJ. Jackson. the Governor :
staff. and the Pttsburg Cadets. NIFTY
strong under the command OF Captain
Henderson, were here 10 celebrate the
day. After parade through the princi-
nal streets of the city Governor Has
tinps. Ileutenant-Goyerncr Lyon. Judge
Williams. OF the Supreme-Court bench OF
pennsylvania: Governor Atkinson. and
Vice-President II. III. Cabaniss delivered
addresses
After the speaking the Pennsylvanians
were given luncheon at the Piedmont
CluD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
SOUTHERN GSNECOLOGIsTs.
Officers for Ensuing Ncar-N"shNtiie
Next Meeting-Pince.

WASHINGTON. November 1t-Ihe
Southern Surgical and Gynecological As
sociation closed its three days session to-
day in this city by electing a new list
Of officers FOR the coming year as follows;
Ernest +. Lewis. New Orleans, presi-
dent.
Joseph Tabor johnson. Washington, u.
c.. first yicc-prcsident
r. Douglas, Nashville, Tenn, seeoha
vice-president.
DR. Cartleiee. Louisville, KY. treasurer
William T.. r. Davis. Birmingham Ala.'
secretary.
G. j. Engleman of ST. Louis. was elect
ell to succeed himself IN the council
Nashville, Tenn. was chosen as the
place OF meeting for next year. and Dr
william David Haggard. Of that city was
apyolnted chairman of the local Commit
tee Of Arrangements.
An interesting feature Of to-day's ses-
sion was the presentation OF "A gayel made
from tine opera ting-t table OF j. Marion
smms. Of New York. by his son, Or. j..
Harry Marion Simms.
Five papers were read to-day, and four
Others were read by tide. The afternoon
session was abandoned, owing TO the de-
sire Of the members To leave the city at
an early hour.
Secretary Davis says the session just
ended was one Of the most successinl IN
the history Of the association, and II was
largely attended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOLS.
Tax Not to he Reduced Below Three
NILS.

COLUMBIA. :. G., November IL
The convention is still discussing the i'm
portant article on education. After a
debate continuing from A. NJ, at l2:D
the body decided that the State should
be divided up into school districts con
tanning not less than nine square miles
nor more than thirty-six square miles. ana
to b. as nearly square as practicable.
II also decided not to reduce the consiitu-
tional schoo-tax below mills At pres
cnt IL is . mills The convention then
adjourned til 15O T.. NJ. TO attend the
State Fair.
The convention reassembled at f.D /.
N and Continued the discussion OF the
educational article. Senator Tiilnan made
"a big speech advocating tnree-mill con-
stitutional sChOOl-taN. President Evans
left the chair for the nrst time during
th, session. and. taking 1he Aoor. locked
horns with the senator urging that the
Constitution should bee left clear Of any
stimulated tax. the matter being left 10
the General Assembly The convention
voted down the proposition 10 leave the
tax 10 the Legislature. and also pro-
uositlon 90 nX minimum tax, as well
AZ one % fix the tax AT mills Then II
adjourned at a late hour.
Three mills f. the rate that the com
Mite has recommended, and IL Is going
through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15

cep;ion took place at 800 o'clock. the
Pecep;ion Committee consisting OF Mayor
John r. Ficken, and 10 OF the most promi-
nent citizens.
General Anderson AZ the head OF de-
tachments from the Washington Light
Infantry. the German Artillery, the
Sumter Guards. the Carolina Rifles, the
Irish Volunteers. the Moultrie Guards,
the Georgia Uussars and the Naval Re
serve Corps-numbering I'D men-acted as
escor; to Governor Altgeld.
At the depot an address of welcome
was made by Mayor Fickcn The re-
sponses for Chicago were made by Gov
ernor Alteeld and Mayor Swift. The
line Of march was then taken up and
continued through the city down 10 the
Rstt.rv. while the miltary-numherinc
/ 90 men. in uniform-passea in review
before Governor Aligcld and Mayors
Swift and F'icken.
The First Regiment National Guards.
of Illinois, made splendid impression.
and were loudly cheered throughout the
day
At O'Clock the entire party was taken
for trip across the harbor and
through the jetties on a feet OF fine ex-
cursion steamers, headed by the CLYDE
Line ocean-steamer Seminole \ hand
some lunch was served on board of
each vessel.
The visiting soldiers gave an exhibition
driu on the Battery at 40. and their
Gleo club gave concert from the bal
cony II the Charleston Hotel at O'Clock
Early I'm the night the visitors were ten
dered public reception and supper at
the Charleston Hotel. The visitors left
the city tonight at II o'clock.
The day has witnessed the greatest
demonstration which Charleston has ever
accorded 10 party OF strangers. and
both guests and hosts appear TO be de-
lighted with one another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
New schedule Of the>npenLe ana
Ohio RAILWAY. sunday. nth.

The new schedule OF Chesapeake and
OHIO railway in effect sunday. Novem-
Der 18th. makes the Glowing changes
leaving Richmond. 30. 3, local train
FOR Clifton Forge via main line. viii
leave at 10 \. NJ. except Sunday. No.
| will leave ~ 215 t. IL. instead Of 2:2O.
other trains Oh main line will leave as
al present.
ON James River Division the morning
train Will ieaye at S:D \. NJ. for Lynch
burg Lexington. Va, ana chiffon Forge.
The evening accommodation for Co
hirrbla will leave at 3.30 4. NJ instead
Of J.
The morning train from Norfolk Will
arrive at Richmond az II 30 a. NJ: CO.
lunba accommodation arrive A. NJ,
and I.ynchburg train arrive at 6:6 T..
NJ. other trains will arrive as at pre-
sfuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
DENVER's HEALER DISAPPEARS.
The Mysterious SchIn,ter II Wan
dercr-Ue ~ subpocnaed.

DENVER. COL. November II The city
is wild over the latest sensation in the
Schls,ter craze. This morning. when a
member OF the Fox family went to call
the healer Of the sick for breakfast about
o'clock. his room was found vacant.
lie had mysteriously disappeared some
time during the night leaving no word
behind
Mr. Fox later came before the crowd
Of 300j people that had been assembling
since 3 4. NJ. and told them the start
ling news The crowd was astOundcd.
and was disposed AZ first to disbelieve
the startling news. They began to dis
cuss the matter, some being inclined t.
blame Mr. Fox.
To-day Schatter was 10 appear before
n United States commissioner as Wit
ness AGAINST the "hlesseI- handkerchief
faklrs. and a fear OF becoming entangled
I'm the court proceedings l. probably the
real reason of the DISAPPEARANCE cf the
man. IL was observed yesterday that
be- was growing restless under the in
croasing excitement and the swelling
crowds. The craze had grown beyond
his mower of control. and this fact IS
also believed to have had some in
nuence I'm sending him away. Later in
the LloIhluE HSi' i'Nih '~i'''Nt'' '"'
found, reading.
MIR. Fox. my mission is finished. The
Father takes me away.
CsigneD "F SCHLATrER."
ii is thought the healer is wandering
over the hills. II is known that he took
no money with him Thousands Of people
Hooked about the deserted cottage this
morning. and the condition OF the dis
appointed people from distance Is pitt
able.
The United States Court has issued a
subpoena for Schlatter's immediate ap-
pearance a. defaulting witness. a
search Is being made for him without
success. Should he be- found and Jailed
trouble will follow. so strong Is publs
opinion regarding the man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
CHARLESTON IL AROUSED.
She suspcnds business to 6ree' CHI
c.yo,us-Grnnd Demonstration.

CHARLESTON. 5. C., November II
The demonstration here to-day in honor
of the Chicago visitors was the greatest
thing of the kind which has even been
seen In Charleston.
BUSINESS was practically suspended. and
the people of Charleston turned out en-
uasse 10 welcome the visitors. IL was
estimated that from 5000 to 7o,"o people
witnessed the parade.
The excursionists arrived In the city
in the early morning. The oincial re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
A satisfactory "Guarantee."

The fully-paid stock issued by the Mu-
tuaI Guarantee Building and Loan AS
sociatlon. Of No. 1913 east Main street.
Richmond. Va. Shares, 800. cash In ad-
vance per cent interest guaranteed.
with a further participation In the earn
ings. which may equal. II not exceed. 10
per cent net profit on your investment.
Interest payable seml-annuaily. Invest
men, can ba Withdrawn at any time. Gail
an or address the association, or any
of its onicers-C. ". Tanner president;
I \. Vaughan. vice-presdent: William
a. Price. secretary and treasurer, T.. B.
Thaw. manager of agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
CoTTON-srATEs EXPOSITION.
special EateSr-"AtIanta Speciar'-
Via the >eabOard AIRLINE.

Only line running SOLD trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Pullman buffet
sleepers and vestibuled day coaches. No
extra fare on vestlbule trains. On Tues.
days and Thursdays Of each week fare
from Richmond TO Atlanta and return.
only $40; good for ten days from dato
OF sale.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE:
Leave Richmond 905 \. ". and ls:13
a. 81. arriving Atlanta next day at go
A. NJ. and 400 T. w.
Remember commencing october ist. the
Atlanta sleeper Will be open at Union
Depot at 9 i. N. This sleeper IL placed
in service especially FOR the benefit OF
the Richmond travelling public.
For other rates and information apply
70 II. NJ BOYKIN.
Passenger Agent,
S36 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15

WASHINGTON. u. c.. November IL
The President to-day made the follow
ing appointments:
Charles Ritchie Simpkins, OF Massachu-
setts. to be secretary OF the United States
Legation TO Chile.
owen McGarr. Tennessee; Consul at
Cienfuegos. Cuba.
Albert r.. Mo.,en. Louisiana; Consul at
relize. British Honduras.
Frank -. Hin. Minnesota; Consul at
La Guayra, Venezuela.
Andrew f. Fay, Illinois; Consul at
Denim. Spain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15

NASHVILLE. TENN. Novembcv IL
Hon. James NJ. Head has issued call
for the silver Democrats of Tennessee TO
meet in Nashville the 10th instant for
the purpose OF organization. Mr.. Head
IL "A prominent lawyer and capitalist. lie
was formerly owner and editor OF the
Nashville American. and Is a member
of tie national committee appointed at
the Washington silver meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
DESPERATE DEED or : UisBAND.
IneacctuaI Effort Ia tiIi Ills Wife
mud Himself.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. November
H.-An injured husband to-day made a
desperate efi0rt to kill his wife. and Wal
ter Hastings. and. in the belief that he
had succeeded, fired the last ball in his
revolver into his own head. viii Bridges
the would-be suicide, Is an intelligent
workiugnan. Meeting his wife and Hast
ings together on much-frequenied
street-corner. the husband fred two
shots from a bulldog revolver at Hast
ings. His wife ran between the two men.
and the weapon Was trined upon her.
and two shots were fired. one striking
her I'm the mouth. Bridges then sent
the remaining charge into his own head.
but. after entering the skull 1t glanced
upward and passed out. Neither husband
nor wife Is dangerously wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
southern Homocopaths.

ST. LOUIS. MO, November 1.-THE
closing session Of the Southern Homoeo-
pathic Association was devoted TO the
reading OF deferred papers and the in
stallation OF officers. Drs. William
Orrne of Georgia. II. |. Stout, of Florida,
and +. L. Price. Of Maryland. were ap-
pointed a Committee on Legislation. and
instructed to secure recognition for
homoeopaths from State boards OF health.
At +. NJ the association adjourned
sim. die
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
special sleeper 90 Atlantis Via Sea-
hoard Air-lsine.

COMMENCING OcloDeI Ist lbe seaboard
Airline will put on through Sleeper
from Richmond 10 Atlanta. Via the Ia
NOUS Atlanta Special" This sleeper
will be opened al the Union Depot al
o'clock at night train leaving at l,:c).
thus enabling parties golnS 10 the expo.
sition TO get good nights rest. and ar
rive in Atlanta at 40 T.. u. the follow.
ing day.
By this arrangement passengers to the
exnosiflou can leave Richmond VIA the
Seaboard Airline and 10 through TO At
lanta without change OF cars. snd Is no
only line Offering sIch exceptional ad.
vantages.
For further information apply 70 II NJ.
poykin. passenger sssnt No. ~ sAse
Main street. ----.--. ...-~l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
DIR. II. &. FLOWERS FREE Lee
TURE TO LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.
"HeaIth. Happiness. and beauty of
Woman"

DR.. T.. c. Flower viii deliver at .
O'clock this afternoon in the Richmond
Theatre his new lecture. Health. Happi-
ness. and Beauty Of Woman
In speaking OF this lecture. delivered in
Wizards Hall. Washington city, las.
Tuesday. the Washington papers say
that hundreds were unable To gain ad-
mission; that Or. Flower received con-
tinuous ovation: that the enthusiasm OF
the audience knew no bounds; that DR..
Eiower's tribute to woman for beauty OF
language. elegance OF speech. and pathos
SURPASSED anything ever listened TO by a
Washington audience"
The Doctor Is stopping at the Exchange
Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
"Expo>itiOn Bureau" Tus ned Down.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. November H.
Postmaster-General Wilson has denlsi the
privileges OF the mails TO an unauthor-
lied concern. calling itself The Tx
position Bureau" OF Atlanta. II is
sued a pamphlet purporting 10 give in
formation 10 visitors 20 the Atlanta Tx
position. but which the post-office auihori-
ties construed as being intended for fraud
uient purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15
DAMAGE TO HE TENAs.
"'h"rt Thereon by NayaI-Construc-
fp. How les

'rilNGrON. November II. The Off
report. OF the injuries 10 the Texas
- t'' iD.A az the Brooklyn naVy-yard
''.eFed az the Navy Department
- is made by Navsl-COnstructor
bowics. under whose supervision
'tp "as built az the Norfolk navy
ana addressed TO Commodore
't.mtIy Sicar3, commandant Of the
'n.}u uaty-yard. The text Of the re-
. iliors.
NEW YORK. November 18Th.
in compliance with your verbal IN
i','i'ns OF November 18th. ! have the
.'.i to make the following report OF
."r a.Nug OF the Texas
. "' io a was prepared Tor the Texas
''''nber lst and "a. and she was docked
N.friaber iih The kccl-bl9cks upon
= >ne rests had been renewed with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15

Newport News, one TO the Union IRON
Works at San Francisco. and the others
ought TO be built at the navy-yards az
Brooklyn and Norfolk. With anything
Ike fair system Of coast defences We
would then be beyond the probability or
w,rn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15

No weil.cegulated household should be With.
out a tottle of ASeosrrRs RIrTEHs. the world
renowned appetizer and invisorator Beware
Of counterlcts Ask for the genuine article.
manufactured by DR.. J. u. B. siegcrt sona.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-15

he sure and use that old ana well-tried
remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup,
for children teething. 1t soothes the
child. softens the gums, aliays all PAIN.
cures wind-collc. and Is the best remedy
Sor diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bot