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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
SUSSEX COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
The Illinois Idea of Declaring for
Free Coinage of silver Endorsed.

SUSSEX COURTHOUSE. VA. April
2i.-At meeting of the Democrats Of
Sussex county. in convention assembled.
az the courthouse. April %. 1895. the fol-
lowing reamble and resolutions were
adoDted:
"Whereas. We believe IT TO be the duty
Of all patriotic citizens 10 give ex-
preston TO their views upon great public
matters that will inure TO the general
good OF our common country;
"And. whereas. we believe that the act
Of Congress of 1873 demonetizing silver
was the birth OF our financial troubles
and depression in business. which has
gone from bad to worse. said act having
been passed surreptitiously. engineered
by British emissaries. and purportine TO
b. revisal of the laws relating 10 the
minis, but few knowing for years the
trick that had been practiced.
And. whereas. we believe that the true
solution of our financial troubles and
relief from general business depression Is
for Congress 10 remOnctize silver at the
ratio Of l6 70 !. making it legal tender.
knowing that for ninety years Of our
bimetalic policy previous to 1873 silver
had nev r gone below the par OF gold,
and often its intrinsic value was 10 )
per cent greater;
"And whereas. believing In the free
coinage Of silver. regardless of an inter
national congress (should such congress
not fX 4 bimetallic Standard, but assert
ing our ability to maintain double
standard, as In days past, and deprecating
the idea Of forming a rev party on this
issue alone: therefore b. II
"Resolved. I. That. recognizing there
can be only two great political parties in
InIpnnaT4fip and H.
publican--tne latter avowedly opposed to
himetallism. and the necessity Of the
Democratic party taking immediate
action. We endorse the Illinois idea. de-
ciaring for the free coinage OF silver
at the ratio Of &c to /. and request that
II expedient the State Democratic Com
Mite cat a state convention TO meet
not later than July next 70 consider this
matter and others of national importance
and formulate such silver plank Tor
our next national platform as VIII be
satisfactory to the Virginia democracy.
- THAT. II ineNpelient 70 call state
convention, the chairman Of the State
Democratic Committee he asked TO con-
vcne said committee. a representatives
Of the PARTY, and demand that the next
national convention shall declare In no
uncertain tone for the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver, and request That the
Democratic committees Of the various
States Of the Union take similar action.
So That We strongly favor the repeal
Of the 70 per cent. tax on state banks.
~ That the secretary or this cohNeh-
ton he requested to furnish copy OF
me above TO the Richmond Dispatch. r.
dex-Appeal, and Sussex Gazette for
publication"
"W. II. BILLIARD, Chairman
"W. r. Freeman. Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
DEATHS.

RPAMEYER. last night. at lo10
o'clock. at the residence Of his parents,
II. ID. and T. Brameyer, No. south BEL
wider. street. JOSEPH II. BRAIEiER
in the 10th year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
RENNOLDS.-Died at Dispatch Station.
at ll:2O o'clock. Thursday. the 18TH
CHARLES ID. REYNOLDS.
The funeral will take place from the
residence Of his brother. Mr.. Joseph a.
Rennolds. No. 1f15 north Twenty-ninth
street. TO-DAY Mt $50 =. NJ.
LIGON.-Died. last night. at his resi-
dence. No. ll3 south Belvidere street,
SPENCER NJ. LIGON. in the 9th year
OF his age.
He leaves wife and three children
Mrs. Howard Mitchell. Mrs. James a.
Thompson, and SHELTON Lyon.
Funeral notice hereafter.
RIDDELL-Died. at the residence OF
her parents, No. lls south Cherry street
April 18th, little FLORENCE. youngest
child Of Thomas and Bette {. Riddeil
aged IL months and IL days.
Funeral will take place from the above
residence THIS AFTERNOON at 4:3,
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance ar,
invited to attend
SHEEH = .-,l'u' ~ MS ieSi"che'' on
popIar street. April 18th. at s o'clock
a. NJ. RICHARD SHEEHf. in the 56th
year Of his age.
Funeral from St. Patrick's church
| SATURDAY MORNING. April 9th, at 10
o'clock. with requiem mass. Friends and
aco,tsintances are invited To attend.
St Louis and Chicago papers please
| copy.
SIM-Died. on Thursday. April 9th.
AZ Sl3 south Cherry street. ROBERT
SIM: aged a years. A..
The funeral will take place from the
residence TO-DAY C26th) at 4;O O'Clock
=. NJ. Friends and acquaintance respect
| fully invited To attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
SEMINARY COMMENCEMENT.
The Closing EscrclHcs DFcyv a. Large
Grove Iorf siGb;.


the commencement exercis Of the
Richmond Theological Seminary were
held in the Ebenezer Baptist church last
night. on last sabbath. at the First
church. Professor George =. Hovey
preached the blccalauredte sermon TO the
graduoting class. on THE Headship Of
christ IN The csurch." which vas mighty
appreciated for It's hish mcr.j and timel-
ness 81 advice -the young men who
are going INFO the ministry.
The services OF lac. Might drew large
ana Interested audience Dr. Teft. OF
Har.shorn College. offered prayer. Alex
ander Board. OF IloTcb. Va. had for his
subject. The Conflict Of Christianity
v:tr Heatnenism." HIS references
20 the many martyrs were in
spring William y. Coleman. OF
Cno1town. Ala. spoke on "A C"ntury's
Pr-eIpss in Christian Activity In the SAB
b8fh-Schcol, bible study. Missions. Young
Stems Chrirtian Associations, Salvation
Army INA Young Peoples Work. David
J.. cosby. OF Danville. Va. defined tho
Church in rs relation 10 the state. as
spiritual Independent. and aggressive.
George w GoDde. O; Marion. Va, urged
Opportunity. the Mcasur" Of Response
bil'ty in TIC Ministerial Life"
William 4. stewart Jr, o. Petersburg.
Va. paid hieh tribute to the Swedish
King and lib rator. GustaTus Adolphus.
Lewis V. Watson. % Eay View. Va"
showed Tho Rise Of Prelacy and Its
Gradual Development"
Dr. D.u. OF the Ncnable- street Baptist
church. addressed the graduates in words
% advice to continue habits OF study and
faithfUlness to tie trusts committed to
them.
Or. Corey presented diplomas 10 the
six graduates TO Coleman and Goodc
were given the diploma of the fuH classl-
cal course with III deCioe OF =. ID.
The other four received the diplomas OF
TIE English course.
William 4. Coleman received - gold
niece Given by one Of the trusteesj as
a prize for the hcst examination on the
studies Of the year.
The Board OF Trustees met in the morn
ing and received the reports Of the faculty
and the treasurer. which showed the
condition OF the seminary 10 be highly
satisfactory. George H. Quincy. Of Bos-
ton. Mass. was reelected president, anu
Rev. George Cooper secretary. The library
fund is Sl.12l. whose interest keeps the
newest and latest books on the shelves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26

Dark STYLES of Crinkle Sateen. the
iisc Kind. for Sc. the yard.
10 Patterns Of the Wide. Battle-Ground
isisc. Satesn for sac. the yard. y
80 wards in Remnants Of Yard-Wtde
lgisc. Percele az 5isc. the yard
100 Remnants of S, 10. and i2c.. Sateen,,
Cambria, Calico, and Crepe. &C. the YARD
i5e pure-Sjlk Crepe and Twilled, PAID
and Solid Colored Windsor Ties, they are
worth Sc. to-day l2isc. ff. -
pairs Rubber Braces, sold for SOC. to-
day Zoe. each. ,,,,.
J, Four-in-iIand Ties. made OF White
Pique. Ginghams and Flannsis' SOFA LOT
100 White Piaus Teck Scarfs. worth &C.,
to-day lc. eaSh. c,,
Inst o Gentemen's iaundered Shirts.
colored bosom. attached flIts, good d mas /,
sizes left, l5i9. l6. and 1871; to close &C.
each. or for 81.
Outing F'lannels, worth l2lsc. whole
piece. Remnants oygi hr .ne ys para white
Pearl button. French-Neck Undershirts,
in a few sizes. worth I5c., 10 close pc.
Mems zoe. Gauze Shirts, any size, loc.
small lot Of Lea ',nrd a. and ss snake-sS'H
Bleached Table-Damask, 5s inches wide'
made OF cotton, only sc the yard.
80 and 81. Kid Gloves. 4-button. ana
Musquetaire, regular 81 goods. only Is
BRIGADE Indias, in colors: Striped Su.
r,h. five shades, and Figured Taffeta-alf
worth over zoe. but 1t il broken lot.
so SOC. the yard. 90 ~ q, y,
% %. or 20. viii sell you a $50 Z. ID.
or SID Sylvia Corset for 81 each.
A small lot of SIX Remnants, Zoe. the
yard. a.. zach.
small lot Sof Glaze and Linen Note
Paper. to close at &C. the pound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26

TO asrce with tire ether eleven as to the
gent Of Smith. When the vote was taken
MT DIETRICH was FOR two aud a half
years. and Mr. Phillips for two years
imprisonment.
Nun 'rous ballots were taken. The fol-
lowing recorded ballot kept by the fore
man, will show The sense o. the whole
jury after Il was decided that the
prisoner was guilty; Christian 0orcman).
years Naughn. 10. Scheimerhorn. ie:
II rs. 5. Via, 10. Smith, 2: 1iiler. 3: GRO
yer, . Maynard. 5. Barker. 8. Dietrich. l..
PHILIPS /.
Tho las; ballot taken was Thuraday
afternoon Immediately after Judge Wick
ham delivered his address 10 the fury
Then ten we've for two and half ars
and two for one year. After that hlllot
TIE case WAS net sgain alluded 70 among
the jDry mon
II Is probable that the case Will be re-
tried carly In n 81 month. as ell concerned
are anxious that this ah0lld b. done
u was rumored that an effort would BE-
made ycaterday FOR han for Smith. but
% late hour IN the afternoon no In
ihnaton OF any such Intention had been
rcceiv at The cogrt-house.
WOMEN PRISONERS TERRIFIED.
The hanging Of Morris Hopkins IN the
county Ilil-yard Wednesday morning
threw the inmates of the jail into a state
Of excitement which. as darkness drew
en- That night, gave place TO ssperstitious
terror. Especially was this the case
among the negro women. and they were
net Quieied until Deputy Yoegler placed
thcT M n one big cell together.
9. T.. Hgygtlck and N7rirda Bowman
Goth ccloredl wsrs ARRESTED AMI brought
before Coun;y-Miglstgatc Vincent ycsier-
dty on tao charge Of trespassng on the
land ~ tla John r. Davis csalts. They
were fined 3 and costs saca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
SEEKING RECORDS.
VISIT OF GEN. WRIGHT AND CAPT.
uvr,ErAGE TO R,CHmoND.
tmportan, Papers Relative to Pris-
o,,,s of War Thought To lie Here.
IN. General Collecting Material
for an historical Novel.

General Marcus J. Wright agent OF
,te War Department for the collection
~ confederate records and who has
b,ca cngaScd IN that work for the past
sixteen years. is in the city, and guest
"a Murphy's. lie is accompanied by Cap
,t, n. b. Lttlepsre. who occupies
s.pHar relation 70 the Navy Department
capialn Latuepage was an officer on the
,t,rrmac. or Virginia. during her great
engagement with the Monitor and other
,....eie OF The United states navy in
Hampton Roads.
General Nughrs especial object IN
,...nne Richmond was 20 obtain from
Sir charles ~ Wallace certain important
records IN gcsard go prisoners % war
cha, IL wrs supposed were IN MIR. Wal
,..-s possession Mr. Wallace has as
..rd General Wright that be Will make
o., thorough search OF bis papefs and turn
,.,. f1 him any papers 1 the line Of the
cracrs.o WORK trat b. may hnd.
CALL Oh THE GOVERNOR.
t- -1mnsny with Adjumnt-Gcueral An
e,...n. orc visitors called st The Capitol
g.. pal ten respects - Governor
..-sr~sg. vro received tHeu most cor
..,lr emo invited them 90 visit him
... .r-r.Iaa. neral Wrlest also
....f some tG,c yesterday with Gcncrat
r..f.. Vase. auI mace an fort 10 see
d.. l1 m.r1 tit joan q, Mayer. 20
,.-.n De is Yer'icu'syly attached, but
,l- Mayer was met iu hts o'hce.
....r.I Wright has other important
Id b. no 70 q. .s 81
I. ~.f.rirr afternoon he wIl t0en
g.. n Williamsburg. % sccr-r. ~ posi-
yI.a.lt iteorcs yrrpc.cl % br
...., and r.ya Visit ~ hif sor, John ".
,..- ,.ra BIAS been a etIl,ni al VII
liam sul Mary Tor Tie past th'"c Years.
>,.ei. nF COLONIAL. VIRGINIA.
-..r. Wright is gathering material
o.. .r distorted moved on 'Co.ohai Viz
Co.,, r.e story VIII cnnmcnte WITH The
..n 90 loru Duuinofc. ana end
Sol. t.. s.ff.uler OF Corn vglil". An the
......t.-- sru ne distorted. and only
........ th.m Wiii have hctiticus names.
s. .H. In the state library much
,..... natter OF which he win avail
,.-... .. preparing thc novel
r wright s. an author Of estab-
,.... ,....tat'o1. and this and his pains
....... .oris go g"t et facts VIII cause
, rrtr. lning work to De looked for
,..,l f. uIth great interest. He ia author
.. uf- % General W ur-lu Scott
t.. "Great-Commpnder Series pub
. ly Appleton; OK MONOGRAM OF
...r William B.ount first Governor
..... territory south Of the Ohio, AMI OF
.-.s. OF tte biographies oi southern
.is statesmen. and others in Apple
"Cyclop-edn OF American bio-
....lv." Ito has also made many valu-
Eli. contributions % American and
r....ru magazines. His woth iu connec-
f.. with tlc War Records once has
l.r invaluable in the direction OF pre-
s.r,.ur certain line of Confederate his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26

from the town OF Lyt;le. tairteen miles
south OF San Antonio. and reports thar
town, ani a stfip OF cou.try hVe m'ies
wide. extending through wilson. Bexar.
and Medne counties. completely devns-
tatch by the storm. The damage TO ire
corn and cotton crops alone Is estimated
n, SaVG. while the damsgf to buildings
Will amount to not less than fI5p,w
The storm came from the northwest
and the hail-stones come down ny the
million for twenty minutes, covering the
ground 10 the depth o. two rect Ihe
stones were q. large rs hens eggs. ana
the International and Grea; Northern
railroad was biccksdei with them Sec
iion-ha had 10 clear the track befor"
trains could be run over that part OF me
line
The bati-stones came down with such
terrible force that they made sleeves out
Of frame house, Large numbers or I'VE
stock were Killed. Tine storm did great
damage to property at castoryiie' la
croste Eagle Lake. and Benton city. but
no particulars have yet been received
from those places. There was no loss OF
ne. 30 far as reported. although many
persons were injured by the awful I'M
uact Of the halsstones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
VERDICT FOE THE TIMES.
Th. .yury Decides That Officer
Crigl, Wns Nof Ltbeiicd.

The suit OF Officer Maurice Griffin, OF
the Richmond police force. against the
Richmond Times Tor 5000 damages tor
ALLEGED libel was tried in the Law anu
Faulty Court yesterday. verdict wa
rendered for the defendant ten MINUTES
after the jury had retired
The case grew out of an article pup
u.hod November s, 1893. concerning po-
ucemen al weddings. which severely ridi-
cn,ed officer Griffin for his CONDUCT To-
nd Mr. Robert g. Hiden. reporter ior
that paper. while attending IN an o' laa
capacity a marriage al ,he Sed 'i
ust church two DAYS beforehand A.
Tbere were only four witnesses N 'ne
cascNMessrs. Maurice Griffin Robot -,
ia ~ Uolderby. and Mr.. joseph
nryan. proprietor of the Times l ~ ~
plaintiff was represented 10y sir' -,
wendenburg. while the Tins counse'
Vas N,ior Charles :. Stringfellow, as
sisted by Mr.. Daniel Grinnan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
URGE TuluTEEs pIsM.ssAas.
Committee oa Health Recommend
knI,t. (hmY.es.

The Council Committee on Health held
q meeting last night. and some lively de
yelopments ensued.
Alr. Hobgon. chairman OF the sub-com-
mittee appointed to look into the matter
of the reorganization OF the department.
submitted the report OF that body. II
stated that this branch OF the municipal
government had been carefully looked
into. and that IL had been learned that
there were employed upon the streets a
number Of incompetent men. and recon-
mended the dismissal OF thirteen OF the
employees. and the placing of actiY''
vigorous men in their places. The report
also urged the necessity of making Ger
tain repairs 10 the health stables.
4 great deal of discussion was had
and action was finally postponed until
next Thursday night, when the foremen
of the squads are TO appear before the
committee. The usual routine business
was transacted, and the committee ad-
lourned.
The Committee on Water failed TO get
a quorum last night. Another effort VIII
be made 10 have a meeting at 1880 O'Clock
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
APP -lm
CITY TAXES.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF DELlN-
QUENT TANEs, CITY HALL.
RICHMOND. VA, April l, 1870
Rv an ordnance OF the city. II is
rec iired that notice shall be given IN all
the daily newspapers, under the dirsc,
Ion Of The Committee Oh Finance that
The LIST OF DELINQUENT TAAES ON
HEAL ESTATE for the preceding year
Will be Published in one or more OF we
daily PAPERS and also the time and place
az ale az said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with the above. notice
Is Hereby given that SAID sist Will be pub
itshed In the State OIL SATURDAY, the
nth day OF April, and on ia SArukDx All
the 4th day of May ia ,I,v 1 Hsl, w ON
Ernad street, between Tenth and Ele.
venih streets, between the hours q aon !.
Say the 9Th day OF May. 1856.
XII Who do not wish 10 have their pro.
perry advertised must must pa, , 9p or or se'o'e
'A' Collector Of Delinquent Taxes
an 2-tMy5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26

silverine Puff Boxes, were i0c.. slight,
denied, so the price is &c. eaGn. -. 81,
q CabInci-Size White Metal Photo.
Frames. were i0c., 10 close &c. each.
10 cakes Fine Toilet Soap. direreni
makes, sold as high as Lc,. slight,
scratched, so the price is &c. cake.
% Fine jet Ajgrettes, should be &c.
each. to-day i0c. each.
e pieces odd shades and widths OF
Pure-Silk Ribbon. ic. the yard.
pieces good shades Navy Blue Dress
Goods-Fancy Disconal. Whipcord. Crepe.
and Popiin--soIc .or 81. just to close Soe.
the yard.
Remnants OF I.aces. IN White, Butter.
and Black. at one third regular price.
Can you wear n 90 e. or a Corset
Cover? We have about IL that are worth
SO and 75c choice for DC each
Ladies' Cambria Drawers, tucks ana
wide hem. &c. each.
Coed cotton Night-Rohes, rows CAM
tric inserting and cambria rune, only
Jcc each.
Children's Short Cream Cashmere
Cloaks, embroidered collar and trimmed
Linen Shades. fringed. iec.. with all
; pieces Atwood 2-Piy Carpets. s5c.
grade. &c. the yard.
si75 smyrna Rugs. fringed' s'c.-odd
S Moquette Rugs, yards long, yard
wide. 81
Lot OF 90 and 75c. Smyrna Door-Mats.
2Jc each.
i0c Rug Fringe. sc. the yard-double
headed.
Lace Bed Sets. with two shams. were
s., Soc.
ANY Remnant Mating In the house.
the Zoe. and the 40c. quality, &c. the yard
Remnants OF BRUSSELS, Body Brussels,
Velvets. and Moquettes, t5c the yard.
Ca Chenille Covers. 81 value, soc.
Dry Goods, Carpets, Shoes, Boys
Trunks, Baby-carriages,
AIDES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26

THE GOLD-liRICk JURY.
They Fail to Agree and are Dis
chargcd-Othcr County Nnttrrs.


Tne famous gold-brick jury have been
discharged without having agreed upon
a verdict, and Francis Lockwood Smith.
IN, prisoner Will have to stand trial
again. probably al tn next term of the
County Court. For exactly one week the
,lry had the case IN their hands. and II
IN said mat but for two OF their number
a verdict wonid have been arrived at last
Friday morning.
I'M court convened yesterday morning
al 10 O'Clock. and at 2 O'Clock the jury
Us called into the courtroom In reply
20 the usual query II they had agreed
mon a verdict Foreman Frank L. CHRIS
nan replied that they had not Beng
asked by Judge Wickham If there was
nv accessibility Of thfir coming 10 an
.,,selnynt he replied that there was not.
Tne Judge then br.efY addressed the
t,ry relieving them from further duty,
ana callsd their attention 10 una rae. ,,'a'
n.yer Ia the history Of that court had
case been left with jury Tor 80 iohs
time. , -, ..o
A Dispatch man saw several OF ths
Jurors after they were DISCHARGED anu
VAS given the following as Inc hEtofy Oh
shat occurred In the jury-foom'
NUMEROUS BALLOTS.
The iurvmen were unanimous on Fri
ay norrlng as To the CUNT OF INC
prisoner Thursday evening, como I'M.
after they had retired. IL was ioni" 'ne'
Juror Deltrich stood for aequittal 10y
"sr' morning he had besn brought a'ouhu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
MISS POLLARD TO GO ABROAD.
A wealthy Woman Will Take hcr
~ Travelling Companion.
CSew York WorldJ

Madeline Pollard. complainant In the
famous bresch-of-promise suit against
ex -Congressman w. G. L. BrecknFidse'
VIII SAIL for Europe Saturday on La
Champagne. and for the next iour year,
Will be the travelling companion OF
wealthv and charitable woman who has
taken an interest IN her case.
Ever since the failure Of her projected
theatrical tour Miss Pollard has had a
hard struggle 10 live. Although she re-
covered an award Of $1,000 damages IRON
Colonel Breckenridge. she was never abe
10 collect cent. and during the last Few
months she has at times been in actual
want. when seen last night Mt the mouse
OF a friend. in west Seventeenth street
she declined TO tell the name OF her en-
ployer or to say what her destination VIII
no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26

The Supreme Court OF Appeals yes'er-
day, by unanimors vote, denied inc APP
pilcation of Mrs Belva 4. Lockwood to
qualify as a practitioner. Mrs. LOCKWOOD
was present. WIN het client. Miss An
trim who T. here 10 Institute
Injunction pre- ceedinss with refer
once TO certain real estate In
Eenrlco. she was much surprised ana
disappointed at the courts action. she
said she had supposed that the decision
of the old court was hnal. and she rad no
idea that the new court would reverse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
Old Dominion Hospital Tea.

The japanese tea given unoer 'he aus,
nlces of In. Ladies Auxiliary OF tne
ola Dominion Hospital ut NO. tYl eas'
Franklin street last evening ~as .,
charming success. There were nhanS
novel features 10 the entertainment, ""
OF which was competition OF doiis,
cup and saucer Were given Win ever
cup OF tea purchased. and quite shus
sum was realized for the hospitai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
our FIRST; lST FRIDAY,

IN business 1--WE We seen thousand Fridays at the
old standl but in an initial cearngup Friday SALE Well make
this one long to do it at these owbb
;ces Every Remnant-odd piecessma lots all down ut the
lowest notch mental inventory OF these prices then read
The advertisements Of merchants Comparison will be
odous-or the other fellow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
Ha||Neu@is$
;S @Salaxxx1Hr1
shot Dead by His Wife.

SAVANNAH, GA. April 25.-Miiton ..
schweigert. foreman Of the Evening Bull
letin. was shot through the heart ana
instantly killed by his wife this morn
ing AT o'clock lie was asleep az tne
time Mrs. Schweigert is said to be In
sane. and is now under arrest. Schwei-
CERT Is from Lancaster. Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26

C;ustave Richelleu and August bel'oh'
tho American sailors imprisoned weeks
aeo. in cuba. on suspicion OF helping the
I,srroer,s were released yesterday. III
Difference 10 United States Hyatts urgent
rem. sensations. and they were instructed
70 report to the court once a week until
their trial. whereupon Mr.. Hyatt sent a
note TO the Governor requesting their
absolute release.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
TERnrniE TEXAS HiIi-sTOHm.
cr,,re Douc-Raiiway

cr.,, rn,rnre Donc-Raiiway
rrocEndcd Houses Hiddied'
ST. LOUIS. MO. April PA special
10 the Chronicle from san Antonio, Tex"
says that meagre particulars have reached
there of terrible hail-storm that
swept through adjoining counties last
evening. courier arrived this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
Dlacksmitb-shop nsrned.

The alarm OF fire about II o'clock ias'
night Was caused by the burning OF
Extraordinarily. owned by Robert Jones,
and situated ia the rear of No. ~ east
Leigh street Loss about $50, fu'iy
covered by insurance. .-s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-26
yFir.f Of she sensO1

The ambulance was called 10 seven
teenth and Cary streets yesterday 10
colorel man who had been overcome py
hat. lie was treated ana taken w MS
homo Nineteenth and Broad streets.