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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
AGREEMENT Regarding Armenia.
East Asia. and Egypt.

BERLIN. September with reference
10 the report that President Faure had
decided 10 visit 81. Petersburg next spring.
and had arranged with the Rus
sian Foreign Minister for a grand de-
Donstrauon Of the united French Rus
sian. and Danish fleets at Copenhagen.
the Paris correspondent Of the Lokal
Anzeiger telegraphs that paper that
Mr. Faure will be escorted by French
squadron 10 Copenhagen; whence. after
visiting the King and queen OF Denmark,
he will proceed 20 81. Petersburg. ana
thence 10 Moscow TO attend the cere-
monies of the coronation Of Car Nicho-
las II. During his stay in Russia Presi-
dent Fauro will be lodged I'm the I'M
perial Palaces. H. VIII return by sea.
visiting en- route the Swedish and Dutch
sovereigns.
The correspondent also SAYS that ".
HanoteauX. the French Minister az
Foreign Affairs. and Prince LobanoI.
the Russian Foreign Minister. who 81
now visiting France. have agreed rc-
garding Armenian and East Asian affair.
France, II is said. VIII support Russia
inevitable attempt 20 Gust the Japane-e
from Korea in return for which Rus
STA will aid France in her attempts 10
dislodge the British from Egypt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
THE PEARY PARTY.
story of Discovery of Remains of
Greedy People.

ST. JOHNS, ~ +. September 23.-Pro-
fessor Salisbury. OF the University OF Chi
caeo. second in command OF the Peary
relief expedition. left here to-day, being
offered passage on the cable steamer
Nina bound for Sydney. as 1t Is impera-
tive that ne reach Chicago by Tuesday
next The other members will await Inc
departure OF the steamer Sylvia, when
sails on Thursday direct for New York.
They Will curry all their scientific col
lections. which to-day they are busy pre-
pairing for shipment by her. Their col
lections are exceedingly valuable. and
more varied than were ever before OBJ
tainod from the regions visited.
The party's collection OF photographs IS
also unique. comprising several thousand
and covering every point OF interest in
West and North Greenland.
The story about the discovery OF the
bones II some OF the Greedy party Is not
generally believed. Lieutenant Peary as
sured "a representative Of the United Press
thaf thcre was no truth in 1t, and others
Of the party corroborated him. Never
theloss. the crew contend IT Is fact that
such remains were discovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24

REV. T. DEWITT TALMAGE. u. ID.
Sunderland gave a short history Of the
matter He said that no one supposed one
month ago that IL was possibility 10
enlist the services OF Or. Talmage, and
1t was his opinion that ii was the inter-
position OF the hand OF God.
The subject was first brought up on
September 18th, and after several meet
ings OF the church officials he had called
on Or. Talmage and informed him Of
the wishes 81 the congregation. II was
agreed between them that ii the congre-
cation should issue A formal call Or.
Talmage would accept IL.
The conditions upon which the call was
issued are that Or. Sunderland IS not
10 withdraw. and the co-pastOr. Or. Aielos
Allen. IS not 10 be disturbed In his posi-
ton. but may resign. at his option, and
with the consent OF the church. Or. Tai
mage IL 10 have exclusive charge Of the
Sunday evening services while DIS. Sun
dsrlaud and Allen are % divide the SER
vices during the week.
The call was mailed tonight. and az Dr.
Talmage will accept at once " is ex-
pected that he Will be here in time 10
preach his initial sermon as pastor In this
city next Sunday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
MOWBRAY MUZZLED.
The English A6ltatof Not Allowed to
Preach Anarchy in Chicago.
ALMOST A RIOT THE RESULT.
Disorder and Excitement, How1s
and Jeers-The "Marsclllalse"-
sens-FinaIiy "a PIsnic.

CHICAGO, ILL. September 23.-Ths
portion of the address Of Mowbray. the
English Anarchist. which caused Inspec-
ton Schaeck to call halt yesterday was
as follows:
During the time ! am In Chicago l
will deal with the principles OF commu-
nistic anarchism. aud / want 20 induce
my fellows to Join societies and educate
and organize their brothers. When this
is done the time is not far distant when
oppressed mankind will rise az theiI
forefathers did. battling on Bunker Hin
under the red nag. not the stars and
Stripes. but the glorious red flag or
triumph. When the people understand
how 10 act and live like men, honest. up
right. there will be no need OF govern
ment Destroy the government. and YOU
will"
Inspector Schaeck and Captain Schuet-
ter appeared on the stage at this juncturs
and told Mr.. Mowbray to stop. at the
same time pushing him toward the edge
OF the platform. Wild cries went out
from the spectators. and a rush was made
upon the stairway TO the stand Captain
OBTAINING hands. and the emphatic orders
Of Inspector Schaeck sent hurley detec-
tiyes bounding 10 the rescue.
For "A moment violence and riot were
imminent, but at the critical moment,
carl Mi.ch. chairman Of the mass-meot-
ing, dashed upon the stage. and, hurting
his henchmen TO one side cried 20 them
TO preserve order.
Meantime Richard Braunschweig, tho
local agtator. was waving his hands and
cursng the police calling on Schaeck TO
listen 20 Mowbrays explanation.
Tho speaker was led 90 the rail, and,
leaning over. cried out that he meant that
there would b. no need Of Il government
when people learned u control them
selves But the Inspector ordered him
to desist and the scene Of excitement
was renewed. Howls and jeers filled the
air, and sturdy Anarchists tried TO force
MOwbray back TO the stand. But Captain
Schuettler forced him down the steps.
and once on tsrra-iirma, the London agi-
tatOr sought retirement for a full haie
hour
Chairman Misch addressed the assem-
bLage in German. telling them there was
no appeal from the police, and I'm the
midst Of the row the band struck up the
inspiring "Marseillaise." which was taken
up by every man on the ground, until
there was one great chorus.
II was growing dark by this time, AMI
Inspector Schaeck put a veto upon a
proposed speech by Lucy Parsons. This
seemed 10 dampen the ardor OF the An
archsts. and when Mowbray left the
grove at o'clock the mass-meeting re-
solved itself into picnic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Wifc-Murder ard sniciie

OSKALOOSA. IA. September 23-M. +.
Stinson. a travelling man. and his wife
were found dead from bullet-wOunds AZ
the Asher House yesterday. The double
crime was committed by StinsOn.
The woman. who was only - years old.
was recognized as Miss Arta Moore.
whose wealthy parents live at PanOra.
few miles from Des Moines. IN. She was
a member Of the senior class at Grinneil
College. and il was not known that she
was married. The discovery was made
today. however. that she was secretly
married 10 Stinson October H. lss2 by
Rev. II. y. Crawford, the record being
complete.
The murderer's home was In Fairfield,
L.. where his father was formerly
Rock Island railroad agent HI came
here Friday and visited friends. while
his wife got permission from the college
president 20 visit here. Sunsol met her
at the depot, and he registered as husband
and wife.
The shots were heard by the police, who
rushed 10 the room. but both were dead.
he had shot her and himself while they
lay side by side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Would Have Been Lynched Anyway.

FORT WHITE. FLA. September B.
Toe Jenkins, a negro. was shot and killed
by a posse this evening while trying 10
escape. on August lst he lursd a negro
woman named Lizzie Hill into the woods
and assaulted and murdered her. The
woman was accompanied by her little
girl. and Jenkins knocked the child sense
less and left it for dead. The child, how
ever. revived. and returned home the
next day and told the story.
Jenkins fed 70 ThOmasville, Ga. where
he was captured. with two other negroes
whom he implicated. Al the preliminary
hearing this evening the two negroes
accused by jenkins were discharged.
Jenkins then made break for liberty,
but was riddled with bullets. He would
have been lynched. any way. as negroes
had gathered FOR that purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
CREW OF COMMODORE.
They Are Also Discharged, After
Trial. at Wilmington. y. &.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. September b
Captain Dillon and the crew Of the sup
posed nlibusterlng steamer Commodore.
we're on trial to-day In the United States
Commissioners court Several witnesses
were examined. and. after arguments by
Dlstrict-Attorney Aycock and Assistant
Attorney Well. for the government, ana
by ex-Judge Russell. for the defence, the
Court decided in favor Of the latter. and
ordered their discharge from custody.
Manager John Frank. Of the Western
Union teegraph-oiiice here. surrendered
copies OF kilograms demanded by the
counsel for the government. but they
were in cipher. and could not be used.
The Acknowledgement at Washington, d.
C.. will be advised Of the termination OF
the trial OF the captain and crew Of the
Commodore. and II Is said that he viii
order the release Of the vessel. which is
now in the hands OF United-States-Nar
shall Carroll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
GREAT UNTERRlFlED.
Tss democracy Of the Empire State at
Syracuse With a Hurfah.
...ouu PRETTY WELL READY.


..,pAcTSE. y. Y. September 8'-ihe
49,, up,srrdcd-the Democracy OF tn'
,.....-c States here with brass nan''
burrah. Crowds on the streets
s... Cy from housetops, bunting IL pen
...t and MS for enthusiasm and cand''
....s .berc is a surplus OF both Red
w.. burns IN front Of Tammeny head
...--.r- tonight and The hotel loopol'e
.. hacked with persplrlug politicians.
oral recent conventions. the one which
.-i met tomorrow promises to be the
..... interesting. II Will be a conveniIoo
.., tv the delegates. There Is no slate
,..h aa inv.nc.blc machine behind it, AM
.. r,t.ani-Iuol programme. platform
...r rsrl.aatee ana the contests VIII b.
s...lt over ou che floor Of the convention.
...rc VIII Doe strife between Tommany
..f the state Democracy. and strife inat
.H b, more lurid than the glare OF the
ed fire in front OF the Tigers lair To-
...ht Sentiment all over the state seems
.. eyar liberal treatment OF contestants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
THE BRITISH ATHLETES.
President Martin. of Their Club, on
Their Defeat.

LONDON. September &.-President
Martin. Of the London Athletic Club. was
seen by a representative Of the United
Press to-day lie admitted that the re-
suit Of the contest between the English
and American athletes in New York on
Saturday was exceedingly disappointing,
but concurred in the general opinion that
the New Workers put the better team in
the field. Mr. Martin expressed himself
as pleased TO notice that the events pass
81 off without hitch. During his recent
visit 10 New York. be said, he had made
a pIan Of the Manhattan track. and warn
al the London Athletic club men that the
New York field on a hot day would be
Ike an oven
He certainly expected. he said. that
shaw would win the hurdles. but he was
not confident that the others would win.
The London team wanted a good months
more training. However, he hoped 10 see
1, return visit Of the New York's Athletic
Gibbs team. when the tables might be
turned. but he could not expect that the
T.ondoners would administer such an over
,yhelulng defeat 70 the visitors as Was
experienced by the London team last Sa-
turQay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
"sunday's Triiby."

The Trilby excursion. under thu per-
sonal management Of Messrs. Niche &c
Adams. left the Union Depot Sunday
morning promptly on time, with a large
crowd OF pleasure-ssekers, who took adj
vantage Of this delightful trip 10 the sea-
shore. Those who went could not have
chosen a better day than Sunday. as the
weather was very pleasant. ana the bath
ing, both at Ocean view and virginia
Reach. was the best OF the season. AZ
the last Triiby will run on next Sunday
the 'Trllbyites" should turn out Ia full
force. aud show their appreciation OF
the efforts OF the mana cement 70 give the
public a pleasant day al the seashore az
a very small cost All who desire 10
spend a day at the sesshore should taxa
advantage OF next Sundays Tgilby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
COTTON-sTATEs EXPOSITION.
especial Rates"-"Atinnta specini"-
Via the seaboard Air-IIne.

only line running sold trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Pullman buhet
sleepers and vestlouled day coaches. No
extra fare. On Tuesdays and Thursdays
Of each week fare from Richmond TO At
lanta and return. on.y f24G; good for
ten days from date OF gale.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVfcEi
Leave Richmond g9j 4. ". AMI I'm
4. NJ; arriving Atlanta next day at $40
4. NJ. and 400 l.. "
Remember commencing October LIST, tho
Atlanta sleeper win be open az Union
Depot AZ =. ". This sleeper IL placed
in service especially for the benent OF
the Richmond travelling public.
For other rates and Information apply
20 ri. NJ BOYKIN,
Passenger Agent,
SEC east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24

THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
For the Cotton-states and Intcrna-
tional Exposition. Atlanta, Ga.
The Only Line Entering the Exposi-
tion-Grounds.

Round trip tickets win be sold from
Richmond as follows
Daily. until December II. 1855. inclusive.
with final limit January 7. 1876, S2S.&.
Daily. until December -. 1896. inclusive,
with final limit twenty % days from date
Of sale. sl70j.
on Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each
week until December q 1895, inclusive,
with final Limit ten 00) days from date OF
sale. 500.
Correspondngly low rates from all other
stations For additional information and
for sleeping-car reservations apply 10 tick
et agents or at passenger Office. $50 east
Main street s. G. WHITEHEAD.
city Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
PROBABLY FATAL DIFFICULTY.
G,orgin's Populist Chairman slabs
Hewlett Joyner. Democrat.

ATLANTA. GA, September 3.-John
Cunningham. chairman Of the Populist
party OF Georgia. stabbed Howlett Joyner
At the observation-disclosures tonight. joy
ner Is not expected 10 live. He is a Demo-
crat. and formerly held a position in the
CAPITOL here
cunningham says that Joyner walked
~, 90 him and struck him without provo
cation. Joyner Is too weak 10 make a
s,otameu.. Cunningham IS from Cobb
county. which Is Joyner's original home.
II is probable that political quarrel
preceded the eight.
JOINER Is brother OF the Chief Of At
lanta's Fire Department Cunningham Is
under arrest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
u. SIGNIFICANT STEP.
Germany 10 Watch Closely Develop
ment of Ruso-Frcnch Entente.

BERLIN. September 25.-Baron Won
Kiderlln-Wachter. who is personal
friend Of the Kaiscr's. has been nomi-
mated German Minister at Copenhagen.
This is regarded as the keynote OF
policy on the part of Germany 10 closely
watch the developments OF the Russo
French entente. Il is reported that VI.
Felixe Faure. President OF the French
republic. has decided TO pay visit 10
ST. Petersburg IN the spring. ana has ar
ranged with Prince Lobanor- kostoNsk'.
tho Russian Minister OF Fore.sn AnalTs'
who is now spending his holidays ~
France. for grand demonstration OF tht
united French, Russian. ana Ddhlsh
fleets, to take place at Copenhagen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
THE TETEs At ROME.
King Humbert Reviews the "nri-
toIdI md Other Veterans.

ROME. September 23.-King Humbert
nj afternoon reviewed. The Garibald!
veterans. and others who took part IN the
,-ar. for the independence and unihcauon
of italy The war veterans numoeI,d
IN 90 men. and carried tn colors oil ~
companies ,-,.-- -
Queen Marguerite. the Princess OF
Nspl,s. and all OF the members OF the
Ministry were present. 49,.
The review was Witnessed bF an ehO''
mons crowd OF enthusiastic spectators
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24

san Rafael. was the next witness. he
testified that one morning in the early
part Of April last. while walking along
Dupont street. he saw man, whom ne
positively Identified as Durrant. standing
in front Of Oppenheim's store with his
right hand closed. and extending in front
Of him. and also saw Oppenhclm about
three feet inside OF the door looking at
Durrant Phillips then pointed Durrant
out in the courtroom as the man referred
10.
Durrant merely smiled.
He then picked out Oppenheim from
the crowd In the courtroom as the man
who stood In the doorway looking at
nurTaDt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
rREE-sILyER COMMITTEE.
To Organize the Argentine Democ-
racy-Uinricbsen On Cleveland.

MEMPHIS TENN. September b
Governor Stone. OK Missouri W. +. Hin
richsen Of Illinois. and Senator Jones. Of
Arkansas. are here to-day. 70 meet Sena-
tor Harris and Casey Young.
This committee was appointed by the
recent free-silyer conference held IN
Washington 10 appoint an executive com
mittee. one from each State, whose duty
il will be 10 organize the frec-silyer Dem
ocrats and fight for control OF the Ma
tional Democratic Convention.
Mr.. Hinrichsen reiterates his statement.
that Cleveland intended 10 involve the
country IN a war with Spain. and then get
England into It.. thereby playing on the
patriotism Of the country for a third
term and bonds FOR meeting them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Special sleeper 40 Atlanta Via Sea-
board AIRLINE.

Commencing october lst the s~aboarc
Airline will put on through sleeper
from Richmond 10 Atlanta. VIA the IA
NOUS Atlanta Special" This sleeper
~ill be opened at the Union Depot at |.
O'clock al night Graln leaving AZ nS5)
thus enabling parties going 10 the eIpo-
sltion 10 get good nlSnts rest ana ar
80 IN Atlanta al 40. l.. NJ. the follow.
Ing day.
Nv This arrangement PASSENGERS 20 The
ey,osition can leave Richmond VIA the
seaboarl Airline and 20 through 20 AT.
ANITA without change OF cars. ard Is ;hs
only line Offering such exceptional al
yantages.
For further Information apply TO IL. Il
g0ykln. passenger agent. No. so sas
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Cokc-PInuts Shut Down.

TTNTONTOWN, Pa, September -.-Ihe
f,emont coke-plants were shut down this
morning. all the men who continued work
alter the others struck Saturday having
iald down their tools. Both plants en-
ploy over ~ men
The stewart plant is also Idle. A re-
mort IL circulated that Youngstown. Lei
senring. Nos. and ;. and the Trotter
works Of the Frick company are badly
crippled.
The Frick company claim that more
men went 10 work to-day az Kyle. VIM.
and Oliphant.
The Oliver company claims 10 have all
the men they want.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Seized for Illegal Sealing.

VICTORIA. b. C.. September 2.-The
e. B. Marvin, a sealing vessel. which
was seized By the United States steamer
Rush September "a. in Boring sea, has
arrived here. under orders from her
Majsstys ship Pheasant 70 report 10
the naval and customs authorities. The
crew OF the Rush examined the catch OF
saals 100 skins. and found one skin with
a hole resembling a bullet-hole.
The Rush on the same day seized the
American schooner Louis Olsen. which
was caught inside the sixty-rnile zone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, September n
At the town Of England near here Depu-
ty-Sherins :. Il. Harris aad -. II. SUI
to-day attempted 20 arrest Tom owens.
who is wanted in De Witt f0s crimes.
owens opened fire on the officers. Instant
ly killing both. posse pursued him, bat
ne escaped. The Governor tonight offered
A reward Of 900 for his arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24

IsHPEMING. MICH. September r.
All - peace in Ishpeming and Negaunee
today. The mines are all TesuminG.
with such forces Of men as can be en-
Moved 10 advantage. IL viii be two
weeks before they Will be working full
handed. owing 10 the water in the lower
levels. The norwood county militia went
nome this morning. ant the other COM
pantes viii leave tonight and tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
count,rfeiters I'm u PenitentInry.

FRANKFORT. KY. September IA
gang OF counterfeltels was discovered
among the conyicts in the Kentucky peni-
Tertiary this afternoon. Counterfeit quar-
fers were found made OF Rabbit metal.
mixed with pulyerized glass. 4 quantity
~ the metal was found in the box conf
tanning the outfit. The prison officials
have no clue az 70 the guilty parties. but
have ordered several conyicts 'triced up"
for the night. and say they viii know the
whole story hy morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
BFr hFItg D'T"HI', T1Y'II'
CHANGE OF COURSE.

LONDON, September @.-The Daily
Granite referring TO the race In prospect
for the Americas Cup next year, will to-
morrow say: 1T happens that any chal-
lenge for 1898 will be conditioned upon
change OF the course to water where
clear race can be mad.
1T Is completely certain the Graphic
will further say, mat TINS cohdiuoh y
90 absolutely necessary in the interest OF
SNORT and the self-respect Of British
vachtsmen. that IT Is hardly conceivable
that any Englishman will consent to send
a craft to contest for the cup upon any
others terms"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
u>numite Plot at Sohs'""''""''

LONDON. September 25.-The ST James
Gazette mas special from Constan'lhopie,
swing: 'The Turkish police OF TINS piace
nsvs discovered a plot among Maeedon-
ians IN destroy by the use OF dynahl,ly'
~. yudlz Kiosk. the palace OF 'h- gu
tan. and the government DulIH'nLs.
,e.s',.a nr.cautIons have been taken az
~. Yudiz Kiosk TO prevent any damage
O., tho rafaCe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Negro Kills His Wife.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. September 2.
This evening a negro named Tom Tucker
kllled his wife. They quarrelled and
separated Saturday. Tucker expected his
wife 10 return this evening She refused.
however. and he shot n-r dead. lie sue
cceded IN making bis escale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
4 New I'll Dorado.

COLON. COLOMBIA. september .
Adyicts from Trinidad, West indies state
that there has been tremendous uii.A
OF miners and inspectors al the soiu
mines OF Carsevennc ana on me is!ahi %
Cayenne. Large quantities OF soIa Ia
t.sr found and the indications are that
thera is golden belt extending from
Venezuela 10 Brazil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Tornnco I'm Michigan.

MENOMINEE. MICH, September B.
A tornado swept over this city last nizht
blowing several million feet Of lumber
INTO the lake and river. Much Of IL was
driven across the bay Sna4e-trees were
uprooted. dwellings unroofed. store-fronts
broken, and wires Frustrated. The loss
Il sinu l.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
Another british Defeat.

CENTRE ISLAND. L. l.. September o.
The Ethelwynn, the 5-foot defender Of
the Seawanhaka Yacht Clubs interna-
tional challenge trophy Tor small boats,
to-day defeated Spruce ", the English
haIf-rater. and first challenger for the
cup. in a l2-mile leeward and windward
race. by : minutes and IL seconds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
III. inennbIe stipgincss.


IITIIIiFlN n s0IsIIFfT
Mr. Kneer who Is reading magazine
article). They must have had some
pretty tough times IN Richmond during
Inc war. This author says boots cost
sIsg pair. blankets 80. good horse
$50 a COW 50. coffee So pound, tea
800 and
Mrs Kneer: What Oh bonnsts cost7
Mr. Kneer: Let me see. Y-Yes. here
II IS: "a plain black velvet bonnet sold
for si75."
Mrs Kneer: And yet you made an awful
fuss when 1 wanted To buy a bonnet the
other day for only ts!