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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
Railroads..
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desbross', and cortI.ndt St

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosss, and CortIsndt StFsse
ON In Eject Jai.unry 20. 1898.
TAsF Car !: r!iseuTPs
A sfss"S h Gs'f M sna
30 t:oi MeA 1R5 T kSS g. LSUs EXPRESS
I rnm sna sIseRns and Dining cars 70 81 LOUIS L0u:-
coo NJ ssif2FS Sleeping
81 HI fsfss a:s' az
i 'S I%F' IT. To- n%anapes 'nS o r.
500 :u MFAer is'G3S T2Es1s Sleeping ca.
s@a WAsHiAG eros sSD THE SOUTH .c,
S ss anr TO- .d I"5 5s aR@ % banS S.1 SaI H.
Lin" all parlor and Dining Carsl. $50 Dining Can.
s6TrIERS " RS i f N Exprsss $50 n
Sy seegsi to Augusta JscSsonSe and s A AS;
springs Msmphs and Neworl-an:: T. IS night. daily
ATLANTIC c1%sT LINE FI5rda Special for Jack:
4; n. aaiyo Sceee's e famSs Ausustns. Macon.
E arih 5ui n EA% Sr to r Tsps 800 p n
r9 6i OLD PoST Fsg 1R4 p g VIA p
Staries Route, a; NJ. weekdays and with Through
FOX oi:sP STsfri 4 c srlE 80 weekday. Through
6R R'f cAP PaF MA gar aSs g Fo? n weesys
T o s5d n s1S, % 30 F Ed alS ocean
CiroveJ. 0.i5 A. ". 81 p NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ms Carr II A. NJ. y l. 30 g. 20 Dining Carp, T.
$50 Dining carr; dinirg car, "a = op NJ
A. ~. Dining carr $50 Dining Carr 4. 20 Dining
Car). 3 Dining Car. 7.45 = p. NJ. l2la night.
Ticket Offices Nos 433 i.i06 1923, Ill and FOL
Broadv ay Asor House. ard loot Of DesDrosses ana
totiand streets: Court street $50 Fulton Street %
RroaIway and I,rookyn Arnex Station foot q Fulton
Street. rroOklyn: station Jersey city. The New OK
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage ir0n
hotels residences through to destination ooo
s. NJ PROVOST. j. X Woop
General Manager. General PassT AGENT
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
intended steamship sai.ings from vancouver
ro '0ODNM AND G61M0NN,

CANAofAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
INTENDED steamship sai.ngs from vancouver
TO qDAPAM AND Gm1MAa
E FMrRFss OF OF spf s
TO MOETlWlW, FlJl AND AUSTRALIA
MIowERH March 10 wAhRIMo,9 80. .AP'h ic
"a Cabin S,snn Tntes apply ss Byoaiway For
,r rsT '' ycse,. only 6 wai--t.. \. Y.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
vi FOR TExAs GfoRGIA AND FLoRIpA
T.S%'; Ssy FFsey i ED T' r. sN
s. SnsSSST%S Hrh cry ~
san FRATGsI2D and Al fn & %n'c Resorts
.Ga T. 4l1. aH Gsd M9SF ThIE Tss'
co., d:og FS!ia EHc,en ellen. %ScGmT9 ,,s.,
T M e. OS5s Cen fSsk hs .1 pier e. r.
old MINION LINE.
~ MoEr0K T T9TTSM y,pnIyf on nE r4tT
rETEEsnRG and nlcHM0Np "a and S WA ss 81;
RSSmJ M VIA JAMES Ts'' RvEk ssH
For VEST POINT yATuc,; Thur and sat, F sa,,
G arsays g nS" No. ronsh Ss tickets and esA; rates
p0'"'' '''''" "'' IS. l. auILLAupEU. Trunc Manager:
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL Tor La Guayra Puerto Cahcllo. curacao ana Mara
saso IA ,@,no' from Tussdsy March 3
rn.sav Msrch 20 p M
These American steamer. iat esptss;y t'r the trade
For cnracoa and MaracaIbo freight only. H., -,
: > "N''N' N''' BouI.roN pLrss pAiLETT.
General Managers. 135 Front-st.
CAvANNAII LINE.-TIIREE TIMES WEEK
~ from PIE. 3, r. Got Of p ss:h Tu S pays
IS qf11 IVA, As A \ Ry 81 nv As
!! ApsMs rR - w nlT FIR, Az :, n
= = !" &c" O n 'sonRFI. Man.srr:
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5tbool Aacntifs.

GENCY-MlrIam CoyrieTe supplies. tutors. professors
"A etc. In all dcpts recommends
perens $50 5th-ave.. Book ding. 10th
A dERfCaN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Goycfnesses.
&C.. TO Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
LrIsK TEACHERS AGENCIES NV York. Boston.
i Chicago Angeles II. T.. Croker. " y Kerr.
7. V Huyssoon W. o. FRAT ~ 7 Managers 20 5'h-ave
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Grarhcrs

TUTOR Pupils wanted hy successful teacher college
i graduate: Latin Greek specalues. 90. 15c per
hour day evening; references. H.. 80 West l5ihs'
WANTED A lady - teach primary classes good sal
w airy and comfortable home SCHOOL. BOX -
Tribune Office.
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Jnsirnetion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
n Ew-NORK BUSINESS COLLEGE i25thst. ". IA
s' fsH MsGn BANK &
NsyERsITY G Gr. School g W.. ,gas
Classical Scientific and bushes Ednc,!oI ln.s1
.G catalogue and information. J. DICKINSON JR.. Prin
For Young Iadies.--City.
NJ ADEMoIsEILE vEITIN.
"A SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
I60 AND 1862 WEST 74THST.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
4 non hh E9F sS GR Nf%Tat S
Principal a few boarding pupils taken.
= .HooL or THE SISTERS OF THE CHURCH,
Begins Feb Address and e ssdst
I'VE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
s5th and seth Streets New-York
VAN NORMAN INST, 27s. $50 2s2 West us; S.
NAN P3n Ms M $50 slaa9 is7 Nee TAN No
For Both Sexes-Clty.
NETWORK BUSINESS COLLEGE. I25th-st. y. "a
aosu tLEMENT GAISEs MOUNT Morris Bank ns
THE TGERIITz School OF OK, LANGg1ASGE Es.
Branches in the principal American and European cities
New term begins now.
Fer Boys and Young Men.-Country.
ID REV. 7. II. BANDON. PKINcIrAL
CAPT. T. d. LANDoN CoMMANDANT
ELMwooD SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Milford. Conn.
II Parents who are unfortunate in the management Of
their sons viii do profit by the advantages offered
year FRANK NJ HOWE supt
EAmFIEI-D academy for Boys Fairfield, conn.--corn-
forts Of oMF % boys P2ahcis f. ~
T. REEHoLD INSTITUTE, Freehold y. 10th year
business 1a course rT"F sbotSand '!I'
NJAPI-EwooD INSTITUTE, Concordvne Penn.-sio5
lNI year school; OF the best 70 IN
Row. enter best college. Under ~ years. s174
J. sHoRTLTDGE yale, A. NJ Prin
NEWTON IN y INsTITUTE.-Eomeke Family Schoo,
~ for BOYS sEscal care Per,Sn, nsTc P Pgom
For Young Ladies.-Country.
st. MARY's SCHOOL.
College Preparatory and Elective Courses Of study New
Manual was Issued January hst ApIisa'ions ior the
''''' Miss JULIA il, FARwEI.L Principal.
Regular and optional courses young ladies': ten
teachers CHARLES r. DowD Phi. D. President
XNALNUT LANE SCHOOL 49,
w Boarding Day and College Preparatory 'r glri' 3sth
Mrs. THoDoRA b. RICHARDS. PRINCIPAL
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. NJ. Associate Principal
Germantown Philadelphia
England
n HoRotGH EDUCATION can be obtained under
j efficient Stan or UNIVERSITY GRADUATES a, any
Of the aforementioned Schools or Colleges:
Fees about 100 grneas.
Eastbourne. "sonnenherG (3oysD ,.,
Irehton. 'IIeidelterg House. Medina Villas (Giris)
Prospectuses application 10 European ONCE. ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27

The American Society for the Prevention OF Cru
city to Animals has just issued Volume XXI OF
"Our Animal Friends the annual collection OF the
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Cuunirn propcrtn for Sale.

IT WILL PAY YOI to send for ul particulars az far
j ~ I" acres. one mile from Es,e,c depot y Joni
$50: and wood enough u almost pay this. Sol
Instruments u. l.. RIsLtY. 80! :. iWh St. Phi'
delph!a. Pa.
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WHITE STAR LINEs
CI\AKD LINE.

"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QuEENSToWS. "a
FtrtrIa -. Mich . o n. m. Umb-ia. Men TO- ~ ~ III
Aurania Mch. o. p. m Iucania: ;MSn - " J. III
From Pier 40 North Rive. foot OF .2s 40
f,h, massage 500 and upward. Second cabin S'o s4o'
s45 according 70 steamer and accomno1atr% r,s q,
Storage tickets 10 from all parts OF Europe az
very low rates For freight and passage appy a' III"
C'oinpanys of'ice No { Bowling Green. New fo.k.
vT,rVOY II BROWN CO.. Genaral Agents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
ACCOUNTS SAID TO BE SHORT.
Manager OF a Large business House Leaves
Under Suspicion.

The manager OF well-known down.
town business-house is missing, and there
is said 10 be a shortage Of about 5000
In his accounts. a partial examination Of
which has been made by the gentleman
who has come here TO succeed him.
on Wednesday the retiring and in
coming managers OF the concern had an
engagem mt with reference to the affairs
of the business. and in the place OF filling
his appointment. the former sent the keys
and insurance policies through the mail
TO his successor, and Is supposed to have
taken the train for Philadelphia. whence
he came last August. The new manager.
when seen by a Dispatch porter last
night. said that the investigation Of the
books had not been concluded, but that
there were discrepancies aggregatng a
little more than the sum named.
4 well-known trayelling-man with
whom the missing manager spent Tues
day night, Is said 10 have lost some
thing over 500 during that night. No
warrants have as yet been issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
sHOcKoE COUNCILS OFFICERS.
They Are Installed and the Members En-
10Y n I;anuuft.

meeting Of Shockoe Council, No. $50.
Royal Arcanum. was held last night and
the following rccently-el ctod officers were
installed: W. NJ. Wckers. regent; w. y.
GIL, vice-regent; Il. b. Walsh, orator;
W. u. Rice, past gent; A. ID. Jackson,
secretary: W. L. Poythess, collector; X.
L. Winston, treasurer; III. {. Terrell.
chaplain: +. L. Holland. guide; W. H.
Lusk. warden. j. Bernstein. sentry.
Deputy Grand Regent Charles @. Bosher
conducted the ceremony.
Regent Bickers, on accepting the chair
entertained the brethren In q well-timed.
humorous speech. fun of Z nuine wit ana
elcQucnc' After him the following grand
officers responded to calls made upon
them: Grand-Regent Dr II. G. Scott,
Vice Regent J. j. Jameson, Past-Grand
Regent G. W. Harwood. who, In the course
Of his remarks. pres 'ntcd +. T.. Anderson
with badge Of the order for bringing
m the largest number OF members during
he past year: Grand-Guide Bloomberg.
and Graul-Sentry Gunst, and Past-Grand
Regent Blanks.
After the adiournm mt of the council
the members repaired to Mo'genstern :
and enjoyed n feast which had been pre-
pared for them.
During tn ev ming resolutions OF sym
nathy were sent to PaSt-Grand-R Regent
Irvine ami Grtnd-SecretarY Iovenstein,
on account of their illness reported 10
the council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
COLONEL JONES ASKED TO RESIGN.
The Captains Adopt "A Resolution Advising
This Action Military Club.

The captains OF the First Regiment
Of Infantry have adopted a resolution
requesting or advising the designations OF
Colonel Henry G. Jones Leutenant-Colo-
mel a. l.. Phillips. and Major J. III. Der
byshre. There were six out OF the seven
captains of the regiment present when the
resolution was adopted. and four of the
six voted for the resolution.
1t Is understood that IN taking this ac-
tion the captains did not lay themselves
liable TO cpurt-mariial as at recent
meeting Of the officers Of the regiment the
company commanders were authorized,
with the sanction OF Colonel Jones, to
cOnsiCs-s what steps were necessary TO he
done To restore harmony In the organl-
zation. and to recommend frankly what
course was most likely to lead to this
end. The act did not, therefore. smack
Of irsubOrdnation.
Colonel Jones was seen by Dispatch
man yesterday. and h. said that report
Of tn meeting had been received by him;
He declined. however TO discuss II, ana
said that he could say nothing until after
he had conferred with his associates.
Neither Colonel Phillips nor Major Derby
shire could be found last night.
1t is said that in the event OF the offi-
GERS compliance with the request. Colonel
Phillips Will b elected colonel
MILITARY BOARD MEETING.
The Military Board met last night at
the Executive Mansion. and apportoned
e. 70 per man; cavalry and artillery. SD
per man; brigade headquarters. $lCO' req
mental headquarters. &Di battalion mead
quarters, So The checks for the mon
will be sent direct to the captains, ana
not TO the cOlOnels. as heretofore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
The 1.-TWO C0ionels Lat Night.

The Socratic graces, the true. the good.
and the beautiful. were never more
sweetly combined and blended on the
stage that In William Richard Goodalr 3
new domestic comedy, The Two Colo
night. The play Is a dignified and clever
piece OF work that has as its chief char
acteristics aksmooth simplicity and a
clnging inte as,. From evident design
1t does not On at strenuousness, II Is
entirely sympathetic. true 10 nature. ana
the pathos TO which the author pene-
trates points TO the complete success Of
his scheme. The dialogue is pungent,
witty. and generally stimulating. The
mlse-en-scene Is elaborate and effective
to a degree, and an artistic direction or
details Is evidenced. The parts are all In
the hands OF well-known and thoroughly
capable actors. There will be matinee
and evening performances to-day, and the
play should on no account be missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
VIII GotY lie q Candidate I?

A Wheeling dispatch says; The senato-
rial fight is getting hot. Both Senator ".
T. Whitaker, OF this city, and Hon. John
A Hutchinson, Of Parkersburg. issued
letters to the public to-day announcing
their candidacy for United States Senator.
Despite the fact that the Wheeling Intel
ligencer. the Republican organ OF the
State. announces that Judge Nathan Gon
Will not be In the fight. there IL not the
slightest doubt but that he will be a cam
didate in the sense that he Will not forbid
the use OF his name. The Elkins men
are a good deal worried over the outlook
but are keeping UP bold front
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
Southern RaiIway-Change OF Schedule
Fe.ctfve SP NJ, January q, 1898.

The Southern Express, making eonhee,
t,ons for Augusta and Florida points ana
Atlanta, Memphis. New Orleans ana
points in the Southwest. VIII leave heh-
mond at 1926 a. NJ. daily.
The Fast Mail. for Atlanta AUGUSTA
and points South, viii leave as heretofore
at l2:3O +. VI. daily.
Local for Keysville and intermediate s,a'
tIons will continue to leave at . I. M.
daily, except Sunday. ~,
passengers will not be handled on
FreIght Train No. Al, leaving Mancnestes
at 2:40 L. NJ ,,,.,o
No 10 for West Point and intermed'a'o
s,a,,ons will leave at 800 L. NJ daiiy.
Local Mixed Train No. u WIZ iea'a
Twenty-thlrd street daily. except sunaays
at 6i5 A. NJ. JoiiN "a. 80,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
MaiI-Carrier Arrested for Stealing.

PITTSDCRG. PA. January IN. p
Stayher United states mail carrier. was
by Inspectors Hobton and German, while
preparing the mail FOR distribution along
his route. Suspicion was aroused six
months ago by the repeated failure OF
letters to arrive at their destination. 1t
is thought that Stayher has purloined
several hundred letters while in
the service OF the departement. He
was caught in the act OF opening decOy
letters His method was to steal mali
from the boxes of other carriers, and for
months he was under suspicion.
Stayher admits having taken small
sums Of money at various times, In all,
he saYs. about Sl3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
GAVE UP THE STRUGGLE.
A Granddaughter OF John Marshaips
Found Dead in Washington.

WASHINGTON, January 4-John Mar
shall IA grandnephew OF Chief-Justice
Marshalrs. who was for many years en-
ployed In the law Office Of Dickinson,
ThurbGr & Co. DON II. Dickinson and
Prlyate-Secretary Thurbcr). Of Detroit,
was found dead In boarding house this
morning. the gas being turned on full
and the doors and windows closed He
had been unfortunate In attempting to
government. although he was a copyiSt
In the Recorders office Mr.. Thurber
had taken personal interest In him. and
when informed Of his death gave instruc-
t.ons that his remains should receive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
To Check Competition.

LIVERPOOL, January 4.-According 10
the Liverpool Shipping Telegraph and
Daily Commercial Advertiser the trans
atlantic steamship companies are seriously
considering the holding Of conference
for the purpose OF deciding upon what
stems shall be taken TO check the COM
petition which now exists between the
yariOus lines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05

against the following were nolle pressed: !:
Patrick IL. Hoarce. Harry Hart, NJ. f..
McGIenn. W. J. McDade, Arthur Moore.
Edward ONeill. II. J. HollIhan, William
Rae. and Frederick Staley.
The only defendant present was Director
william Burns. Dcbs IL out on n lecture
tour.
The defence concluded It's argument In
the afternoon. and Judge GroSscup re-
served hts decision until next Tuesday.
when the cases are SET for trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
Bitlis Assassination Denied.

LONDON. January i.--The Standards
Vienna correspondent telegraphs that a
dispatch from Constantinople denies the
report that the Governor OF Bitlis has
been assassinated The Constautinople
newspapers OF January Sd published n
telegram from the Governor. Tahsin
Pasha, himself. stating that the District
of Bltlis was completely tranquil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
FARKER ARRESTED IN PETERSBURG.
The Men Believe TO Have Driven Over
in n Buggy.

Just before o'clock this morning De-
tectIye-Sergeant Tomlinson received II
telegram from Petersburg stating that
one VI the swndlers. the man giving his
name as Parker. had been arrested at
the depot IN that city. AT 1880 O'Clock
the Sergeant. having learned that thre~
men left Richmond IN buggy and went
In the direction OF the Cockade city, got
the railroad operator at the Byrd-Street
station 20 communicate with the operator
In Petersburg. and the result was
that In an hour one OF the perpetrators
OF the atrOclous piece of swindling was
In custody. Parker had shaved OF h,r
natty iron-gray whiskers and appeared
v very dilferent- looking man from the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
venerable assay!st Of few hours before

venerable assay!st OF a few hours before
He only had $i12 upon his person.
Sergeant Tomllnson thinks there were
two other men In the game. and Is of the
opinion that they have much the largest
share OF the Doodle" He has taken
every possible precaution TO keep the
villains from getting out Of Virginia. and.
although he apprehends that Parker's
confederates have gotten out OF Peters
burg, he feels confident that they will
be picked up before they can get without
the borders Of the Old Dominion. The
work Of the Richmond detective force in
this case so far has been prompt and
effective. and worthy Of the laudation OF
an appreciatlve public
Sergeant TOmlnson will go oyer TO Pc
torsburg this morning to bring Parker
here,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05

The Board OF Managers and children OF
St. Paurs Church Home return grateful
acknowledgements for the kind and gene
rous Christmas donations of Messrs Allen
& Glnter. Il. l.. Christian & Co. Millhissr,
a. Eichel, Joseph Blley. Mrs. h. IL.
Bloomberg, and Mr.. John Pope.
They also return thanks TO Mr. n. -.
Landerkin. Of the Richmond Ice Company,
for Ice during the summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05

The ladies' OF Richmond and vicinity are
requested to consult the young lady who
Will represent the seven sutherland sisters
at the store OF Julius Meyer & Sons. cor
ner Sixth and Broad streets. commencing
January 7th next. and who viii cheer
fully answer all questions regarding tho
treatment Of the hair and scalp. She Will
also fully explain how the-famous seven
Sutherland sisters obtained their wonder.
fully Iuxuriant and brilliant growth OF
hair. JULIUS MEYER d. SONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
E...h VACCINE Points.

Fo, ,bs pas, twelve years We have zen
-. | o., ~. vaccine virus from tae eeieosssed
Bo,ussncy STOCK of the New Ensi'ua ,., ,Ia. xs,..
Company, which Is the large" ana ana W.s ,,,os VI.
bic propagator OF Non-hams",. ,. v,,s,rls ana
rus IN the world. having sold 10 .rs,n.. s.s,a
Nn.,s ,us =, r.,o,,oa several hundred 'hoa'sh'
points prepared by this company, ,,,,s
pvI w. nave a. the tss:ipoay o, our lesdiDs pnrs 81
e,sns and boards Of health as TO rs s.ass
are now prepared 70 aii orders ~ A,.,s ~.
ss 20 are daily 10 receipt Of fresh posn% "a. of
We nave ;, r,es,aous. ursa s.ucr,s,sr. and other
ss n,ssss aur,ns various smallpox spiasS'iss ga IN.
'isDs Special ai.sOun, 10 Boards Of Health ''' ''
st,tutions requiring large aasnuaes u..,,es,
tAlso, see April number u 'x x.'s,a,. sssss
nontnly, page a2. rsrors o. 'u'
''''' wunAs p. PorrBnrsi 90.
suecsssoss 70 7. Roberts bA.ss'
Agents ior yirsials ssd Nsr's cs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
The Dale for MaryIand's Reserves.

WASHTNGTON. January 4-The Old
receiving-ship Dale. assigned to the State
Of Maryland TO be used by the naval mi
litia, departed from her moorings in the
Washington navy-yard this morning under
tow of the tug britannia The Dale ran
aground soon after starting. bNt after
an hours hard work was safely gotten
off She Will reach Baltimore. barring
delays, some time tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
Zankon Again I'm Bulgaria.

SOFIA, January 4.-Zankoff, the noto-
rious agltator, and leader OF the Russo
phile emigrants. arrived here to-day. In
Slivntza he was received warmly. In
public speech he said that reconcina,
tion between Russia and Bulgaria could
be effected easily now. but the first con-
dition would be an orthodox bulgarian
DYNASTY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
German Cabinet Council.

BERLIN. January 4.-The Emperor to-
day presided over a ministerial council
at the Chnncelerie. called for the purpose
Of reconsdering the governments legisla.
tive programme for the present session or
the Reichstag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
Debs AMI Company.

CHICAGO, January 4-The motion 70
onash The indictments for conspiracy
against Eugene V. Dehs and tne ONT
,i,rec:ors OF the American Railway tn.ea;
hesIdss sixty Others. wac were accTssi
80 s,oprinc IN malls ani interfering
with interstate commerce, was arxucu ne.
fore Judge Grcsscup. In the United stetrs
Court. tbs morning. On motion OF spe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
r,,.r,a,omcnt 20 Judge Farrar.

The entertainment In compliment "a
Judge Farrar on Monday night promises
10 be a most delightful AFFAIR The hnest
musical talent in the city have volunteered
their services. II is 10 be hoped that our
citizens will attend in large numbers. ~
will be u gracious tribute to Judge FARE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
To NV Patrons and the Public.

7 beg TO inform you that on January
tst MIR. Tom Curtis succeeded Mr.. VIII
liam Shelly as manager OF my billiard
hall and restaurant, which will be open
hereafter from IL a. NJ. to T. NJ. ! VIII
be pleased to see my friends and the pub
liz in general. LOUIS EUKER,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-05
The Columbia Expected.

WASHINGTON. January Admiral
Meade cabled orders TO Captain Sumner.
Of the cruiser Columbia. at Jamaica. De-
cember 3lst ordering him to sail at once
for home. and although no notice has been
received a the Navy Department that the
Columbia has left Kingston. she is eX-
pected at Hampton Roads in day or
two.