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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
&. & %. Excursion to Old Point an'
NnrfoIx Sunday, June I'D.

Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot
Sixteenth and Broad streetf. at O'clock
A. NJ. arrives at Old Point al II O'Clock
A. NJ. Returning, leaves Ola. Point
o'clock +. NJ. Tickets bought 70 50
on this train for Norfolk good 20 return
on Monday morning train. Round-irp
to Norfolk and Old Point only 81. Din
ner at the Sherwood, ~ cents; Stick.
entities you 10 ride TO Old Point. diane.
Mt the "Hygeia. the finest hotel in thf
South" and dip I'm the surf. Train stopf
only at Williamsburg and Newport
News. Tickets for sale az train.
CAPTAIN JAMES r. BAILY & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
EO,T-R,CE POSTPONED.
me she'll of tac PennsyIvanin Team
AccidentnIi, Smashed.

t'' 1HKEEPslE. y. T., June 2l.-The
f''ee between Cornell. Columbia. ana
'-' lmNersity Of Pennsylvania has been
.'.'onei until Monday evening. because
'I ident 10 Pennsylvania boat.
fiy tefore the time 10 start the
''''.s 'i'an shell was ly ng aloDs ide the
i.if launch, when lhs SVEN from q
''.ar cutter when WAS passing cos
washed the shell against the launch
' smashed IN The side. making -four
'r only other shell that Pennsylvania
,el hee was disabled some time ago
o'ncil offered Pennsylvania a shell OF
.''s. but as II is rigsed on the side OPP
hn'e 70 that used by Pennsylvania IT
WV vi be usld
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY PURCHASE.
atlanta and Florida Rond secured
Opposition Schemes Hooked.

ATLANTA, GA. June 2i.-The Southern
railroad has bought the Atlanta and
Florida railroad. The line is iOf n'iles
long. and extends from Atlanta to Fort
Valley. in the heart Of the peach section.
At the price paid-sbout s2,j,O0D-the South
ern gets the road for about one tenth
of what it cost. The southern buys IL
from the Central Trust Company. OF New
York. This deal nips several railroad-eN-
tension schemes in the bud. IL keeps the
Seaboard Airline out OF fIorida ana
the Plant system out OF Atlanta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

The complaint lodged against the de-
PENDANTS by the police was that the said
defendants Violated section ass In car
rying on ring or prize-fght.
After the Assistant District Attorney
ana MIR. Staplcton had talked the matter
over for flftsen minutes q was decided
10 test the case with Eddie Pierce. who
was Knocked ont that night by Young
Corbctt Enough testimony was intro
duced 10 he'd Pierce and the latter was
held In $50 10 await the action OF the
grand jury Young Col'bett waived ex-
animation. and was also held for the
grand jury. Both were released on bail
Tho others were held for the grand jury
win The exception OF James Humphreys.
VINO acted az one OF the seconds that
night The Judge allowed him TO go,
after sufficient testimony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
ACCIDENTS At LtTONIA.
Nh Rathbone Breaks His Right Leg.
lhOrn Injured.

LATuNlA KY. jane gl-There were
wra accidents to-day. Sir Rathbone,
r. aaa the first race, finished lame.
Ser ,a@ paddock he stepped into hole
stumbled, and broke his right leg.
a.a 10 the second race. on Squire
aa- row led into the fence, injurinG
.- BE dismounted, and turned loOsc
. ...t which ran away.
heavy. Attendance good. sum
i.aes.
ills, rsce-sellins, one mile-Sir Rath-
... .r Walker. \ 10 u won. Jim Den
second Ransom third. Time. l:is
Second lsce-nve fUrlOngs-Pavan llo.
& - 0ns q, 90 - won. Americas second.
sIa trrI Time 1901.
rrrI race selling. mile and an eighth
>I-Nn l4 clayton, l3 To - won, Green
.. second Michel third Time. 2o5 II
Fourth Iace--,tcn furlongs Domingo
- Martha 90 o. won. Haalon second,
p. "lr thld. Tine. 1884,.
ttH ace-nve furlongs-Forset uV',
N..s-r . OBJ ID won. Miss :. won. Helen
Ius ud. Time. las H.
WINNERS AT ROBY.
CHICAGO. june 1.-Two favorites. two
E..I To-day. Quite killing was mad
t Uamble colt Haeckei. backed ioi
t.n t1-t0 hy Dutch Roller and MS
3. summary.
Ef r..e- maiden 2-year-olds, four ara
.-t fu'rues- Haeckel won. Ensign
-amshok third. Time. IS u.
races selling. six furlongs Bird
'.'. won. Green Prcw.tt second.
. eng ...fi Time. lis.
r..-srVrn furlOngs-Shuttle won
II- ...r' Kimberly third. Time. 81.
r'. face selling. six furiongs- Helen
F.. $50. DS0t second. Consudtor Nc
Das.l lrI Time. lis IL.
Iftr It. selling. six furiongs-Ben 10
.l. ENe r. second. Collins third.
4.a. 30. H.
ASCOT.
LONDON. ENG. June A.-To-day wa
f NJ the Ascot meeting. The at
Was enormous. and the event
r-..G
4-. us..N.cke Stakes. Of 200 soveroigns
e.. '. seeepstakes Of 10 sovereigns
t.. for 5-,-ar-Olds and upward. on
ani half-M. x. l. baudy's brown
lHt1pr. by Baroaldine. out %
l'f.t -lcen. years old. won. NJ. y
brown horse CallstTate. by Cam
l. a.f Cf Cltr)nelle. years cid. So
A E H. Combe's brown colt IL
.... c ST. Simon. out Of lmmortelle.
.e r.- third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Bishop Dunno and Archbishop Fee
han.

CHICAGO, ILL. June 2i.-The report
that Bishop Dunno, OF Dallas, Tex, was
coming to Chicago to act as coadJutor
TO Archbishop Feehan was denied to-day
by Chapcellor Muldoon. Bishop Dunno
Is on his way TO Chicago" said DR.. Null
doom. ito visit the College OF Jesuits: he
will remain here but brief time. and
viii then return TO his diocese. in Texas.
The Archbishop needs no assistance what
ever In performing his duties: no one mas
ever suggested that he should have a
coadjutor. and no consultation OF ecciesi~
astics has ever been held with reference
the matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
DEATH OF MRS. STRANGER.
The Accusation Against Her OF
Poisoning Her Husband.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, June 2l.-Mrs.
Spranger, who with her second husband.
was accused of numbering her first hus-
band by slow poison. died at a resort
in the Santa Cruze mountains yester-
day, of diabets. The mother of the
womans first husband made the accusa-
ton.
Mrs. Spranger was married to her pres
ent husband. DR.. +. y. Spranger. OF this
city, one year ago. She had previously
been the wife of f. II. Darling, musi-
clan OF some note. who died at Mount
Clemens two years ago. and whose mother
charged the doctor and Mrs. Darling
with poisoning him.
Mrs. Spranger was woman OF rare
beauty, and some three years ago In
herited fortune from relatives In Wash
ington. The Doctor and his wife have
been In California since their marriage.
The charges of Darling's mother against
the couple are ridiculed here and In
Washington. where Mrs. Spranger lived
before her first marriage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
pre,.re for the Reunion.

Al the meeting OF Lee Camp last night
Mr.. Decatur Axtcll was elected an hohor-
AIRY member In appreciation OF hls gene
rous services In behalf OF the Confederate
soldier.
The commander was directed 10 appoint
an executive committee OF seven 10 NAP
arrangements for the reunion OF tns
United Confederate Veterans, 10 oe he,u
in this city in 1896 said committee 10
nave authority TO add to their NUMBER
and 10 request the cooperation OF all
other organlza tions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

WHY in all that is reasonable does Mr..
Bradley not listen 10 advice and exclude
carriages from the field at West-End
Park. This question Is frequently pro-
pounded. but 10 one seems able to find an
answer Their presence certainly mars
the game. A petition is being circulated
by rooters. piedging themselves not To at
tend another game until the vehicles are
excluded. Yesterday there were a gro
GERS wagon and four buggies in center
field. and on four occasions they inter-
fered materially with the felders
Gilman is expected 10 report for duty
to-day in time TO play with Norfolk this
afternoon.
The Richmond club is sorely crippled
just at present. Both Flynn and Nc
Gowan are sick in bed. and several others
of the Buebirds are indisposed.
Tannehill is not playing up TO his usual
standard What is the matter with him?
He will 80 in the box to-day and Coli
flower will be pitted against him.
Now that Kellner has gone Gibson
should be permitted 10 follow him, and at
least one good hitting fielder should be
added TO the club.
Kahn is doing some great stick work
now, and is rapidly winning his way into
public favor
Houseman did the stellar work in yes
terday's game Besides playing second
base all right he looked after large
portion of right field
The Baltimore Sun of Thursday con-
tans very complimentary account OF
Mr.. Sam Crowders little men," which
we're introduced there Wednesday be.
fore a large and well-pleased gathering
The paper gives description OF the de-
vice. and pays a well-deserved tribute
TO the "only Sam"
The games scheduled to be played here
next Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday
have been transferred to Lynchburg. and
in exchange the Hll-Climbers will b.
here July lith, 18th, and 18Th, instead
of at home.
Manager Wells expects Fultz here in a
few days He will play in out-hed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
SUICIDE OF A NIRGINIAN.
). Il. Cunningham Blows His brains
Out with u Pistol.

WASHINGTON. June Eli. +. Cum
ningham, a clerk in the Sixth Auditors
Office. Treasury DEPARTMENT, committed
suicide this morning by blowing his brains
out with pistol He lived In Virginia,
near Falls Church. and the deed was
committed while he WAS on his way 10
the. city, TO which he drove daily In his
buggy.
He was veteran and valuable clerk,
but had lost his position through the
consolidation of offices under the opera
ton of the Dockery act He had been
recommended for "A small appointment,
but 10 secure il he was obliged TO pass
A civil service examination. This was to
be held to-day. and 1t Is surmised that
mental wOrriment over the impending
order upset his mental balance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Agreement Among Iron-Mnkers.

PITTSBURG. PA. June H.-The con
ference between the Executive Commit
tee of the Associated IRON and Steel
sheet Manufacturers and committee OF
the Almagamated Association reached
terms of agreement late last night. after
A two-days' session. The workers con-
coded change OF base. WHICH is now
separate from the general scale, based
on bar-iron. Another concession secured
by the manufacturers is said to be In
creased output. against which the work
ers made strong stand. Wages VIII
be about the same az last year, with ad-
vancement In proportion TO advancement
In the sellng-price OF sheets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
TIE LuNENBURG MURDER.
Statement OF Mary barnes, One Of
the Suspects.

GREEN BAY. VA. June 2l-tSpecial)-
Yesterday ey ming your correspondent
visited Lunenburg county jail. to inter-
view Mary Ba.nss, charged with being
an accomplish in the murder OF Mrs. Mary
Jane Pollard, near Fort Mitchell Mary
Barnes Is the mother OF Poky Barnes,
who, Il il alleged. was with the negro
Solomon Marable at the time OF the MUIR
der. Mary was disposed to talk freely,
and made the following statement TO the
Dispatch man:
she said she had been working several
months with Mr. Pol arr. and was In u
few hundred yards Of the house when
the murder Was committed. Mr. Pol
lard left the field and In u short time she
heard the bell r.ng. and ran towards the
house. on arriving. Mr.. Pollard told her
some one. had killed his wife. she VOWS
that was the nfst inttmauou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

You know We only keep hrst-clasA
Goods, and we now give you the chance
10 buy many OF thcrh at very low figures.
our Lisle-Thread and Embroidered Half
Hose, all colored. French and German
makes. 81 per dozen-thc price has never
been less than IS. We have too many.
Lots of Colored and White shirts at 81
each-they were our sl.50 TO s. shirts.
We have quite a number OF other things
reduced In price
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
ii9 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
,rrs Hasnrr VIII Recover.

Mrs sarah Hasner. who. as told IN the
Dlspatch drank a considerable quantity
of lauaanum Thursday evening win sui
cidal intent, is now getting along WEI
and Is out Of danger. Her ehpiaha'Vi
10 the almshOuse authorities Oh nov en-
Tame 90 ,ake the drug was that she became
wrought I'D over attentions paid by her
husband 10 another woman, and while
IN a state OF frenzy went 10 a drugstore
and procured the laudanum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
snw.M,ll Burrea.

KEYsvILLE. VA. Juae z.-speciai)-
The saw-mill Of ". w. Roberts, at Fort
Mitchell. was burned at an early hour this
morning. The null stopped work at
o'clock yesterday evening. and sii the
fire was put out. The Waterman left uS
place about 2 o'clock last night. and there
was no fire at that time. but at day
break this morning the plant was IN ashes.
The lumber was q sumcient dis
lance from the mill not to be burned.
The saws were ruined and the boilers and
engine were badly damaged. Loss, C.ae.
No Insurance. The origin Of fire Is u,-
known,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Fourth-of-Juiy Excursion to Wcs
Point.

When planning your Fourth-of-July out
ing DO not forget the Excursion to be ope
rated by the Southern Railway from
Richmond to West Point and return
More attractions than ever before. AusF
by an excellent band. Dancing. Boating
and Bathing. Trotting and Runnin;
Races, Bicycle Races. Baseball Game
and other athletic sports
The train will leave Richmond lNir
ginia-Street station at $50 A. NJ. stop
ping at Twenty eighth street. Returning
will leave West Point at l.. NJ. Fare 10.
the round trip, - cents
JOHN " BEAi.L
Travelling Passenger Agent
so east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
FARMERS PLAY GOOD BALL.
TLcy Take the. HiiI-Ciimbers into
Camp Again.

PETERsBURG. VA. June l.-eSpecial'
The Farmers took the Hll-Climbers into
camn again this afternoon. to the tupe OF
Q to g. The game was spIehuiois -PA'S Z"
one By the Farmers after the hrst TWO
innings. and was won by their Timely
batting. while the visitors. who made as
many hits as the Farmers. were not ap'e
to bunch their hits. Orth and Packard
were In the box for their respective
teams. Orth was taken ont IN 'he eish'h
inning, after having been touched UP 10,
three home runs. two two-baggers, and
three singles. McKenna, who pitched the
remaining two innings, was hit for three
rfn clio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
PORTSMOUTH AND ROANOKE.
The Game TOO Onc-Sided TO he In
teresting.

NORFOLK. VA, June 2l.-(Special)-
The game between Portsmouth and Roa-
noke this afternoon was entirely too one
sided TO be very interesting. In fact, the
visitors excited considerable sympathy
because of their wretched work. To Hall
man, however. is due the principal share
OF the glory Until the ninth inning only
one scratch hit had been made, when he
lei up and allowed two more and one
run. Hall and Thurston carried OF the
fielding honors. while Mailman and Clare
led with the stick. Following is the
-sare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Gen ficitDeu

who usually pay s. and g for their shos5
can save money II they will attend ou'
Closlng-Out Sale Of these goous. For
so-day only we Offer big lot of Flns
Cordovau Sc Laced, Button. and Cone
gress Shoes. ali the shapes Williams.
Kneeland * Co.'S make. for the low prica
of $375. II we were 10 go in business &c
morrow on this aslvancins-price market
We could not buy them at that price.
\ fine lot OF nobby Patent-l.~a;hsT and
Tan Razor-Toe Shoes-Johnson 4 MUIR
phys mal,e-at way-down prices. com.
and see our red-ink reductions on Gsntle.
mons Fine Shoes.
j. MAY & son.
o. Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
tn sncceed O.Bricmln

LONDON, June 2i.-Mr. James f.
OBrien. NJ p. for South Mayo. has been
chosen as the anti-Parne'lite candidate TO
contest CORK city IN the ELECTION TO MI
the vacancy In the House OF Commons
by william OBrien's being declared
bankrupt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
STRUCK ny LIGHTNING.
Orphans Home at Galveston DAM
aged-One Nan Killed.

GALVESTON. TEN, June I.-During
a severe rain-storm. accompanied by
lightning, the orphan Home. just beng
erected. was struck by lightning. Fred.
Settlers, who was at work on the :oot'
was instantly killed. and Fred. Hartell
and n boy named Mann were injured by
falling timbers Hartel and Mann were
not seriously hurt
The cupola Of the home was demolished,
and large hole was torn IN the roof.
This is tine second time that this building
has been struck by lightning within SIX
Naeks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
a STEADY GAME.

Packard pitched a good. steady game
keepjpr the hits of the visitors well scat
tered. lie was hit for two home runs,
two-bagger. and eight singles. Sanford. as
usual. carried off the honors Tor the
home team. he making two home-run
hits and single. and fielding as only
Sanford can.
The features Of the game were the IN
field work Of both teams ana the batuhs
Of Turner, Lippert, Pender, thompson
Rerryhill. Ferguson, and Mcintyre. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
TIRPIE AND VOORHEES,.
No Indiana Democratic silver Con-
ventiOn.

TERRE' HAUTE, IND. June 2.-Sena-
tor Turpie was here to-day for con-
ference with Senator voorhees,. After
wards Senator Turpie said there would
be no convention Of Indiana Democrats
who are In favor OF free silver prior to the
regular Democratic convention next June.
Neither senator would comment on the
report from New York that ex-congress>
man Bynum had been chosen by the
Reform Club TO conduct "sound-money''
In this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
SEASIDE ATHLETIC CLUB.
ne frresfees of Saturday Ex-
1miued--tu Hut One Held.

''Nbf ISLAND. June H.-The ten
Principals who were arrested last sstur-
10y nfht ~ the Seaside Athletic Club
's called for examination before jus
h., Nostfand. In The West Brighton Po-
curt this morning Lawyer Sta
gE.'pn appeared for the defendants. and
,,''1''Ht-Aitofney Callahan was on hand
"ox sflsf the Interests Of the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

accorded to US In Germany by the official
world and the public
The Gaulois says the French warships
will leave Kiel tomorrow evening. with
six DAYS provision and coal. steaming
our To sea where they will await the
coming Of the Russian ships.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Ladies'

who usually pay s. for their Shoes car
find In our Closing Out Sale lot OF
Fords Rochester Fine Hand-Turn &
Shoes now at pG IL you don't need
them aow, you'd better buy them any,
how. and put them away tin you DO. az
the prices on all shoes are solng up.
J. MAY & SON.
6Q7 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
-. Only a.

Round-trip tickets to Norfolk or New
port News tonight on the new and hand.
some steamer pocahontas. good 10 return
the following Tuesday. Steamer VITA
leave Richmond at 10 O'clock; returning.
will leave Norfolk at p. NJ. June ~.
arriving Ia Richmond In time for the
electric-cars. No dust; cool brsssss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
NTHING EAClllNG.
=, If The Republican League ConYen-
tiOn at Cleveland.
,,,oLrrIoNs Put THROUGH
chorus Of Yeas and Only One
r,o Na,s-Thc Grand Dodge
silver Issue Considered

~ryELAND. O. JuneH.-There was
.... ,xcginS about the last hours Of
-rth annual convention Of the
NJ r. publican Clubs. The resolu-
etlb have been public property
,, neic. were adopted without pre-
t, tre.r iniroducer. or parley on the
tl,,c Tor whose consideration they
..-,.fuced No roll-call was had on
.s.rtan. and Iusty chorus Of yeas
... .r. or two nays showed that II
.-.f the unanimous sense Of the
..-..n chat It had no power to pro-
- .. preference for gold or silver,
,--,seeon or free trade. or for any
..l andidaie who Is pushing his
e.. 10y recognition before the nomi-
convention Of the party TO he held
IA. qrr most conservative party
a., came here think the innovation
"a elsc one.
b.. sr,sf men are satisfied with the
... and decided before tO-day's ses-
ts.-.r to make no cutlery. They were
r..rs n committee and assert that
....f shows sentiment in favor of
.-..r.,~ rhst VIII spread TO the na-
~. ..rt.nt.ol next year. The more
,.-,f ones hope Cor free silver. hut all
-. be- more than pleased with any
.,.fr..rE which would favor the white
"a whether that plank should fix their
.r. r.f.1 of not once In the plat
r.r believe the double standard
I'd rapidly ssin In favor.
-.- mas u1 discOriant voice in the
r.f,.rin. which dissolved to-day a
.r.- nDon Many sacrifices were
.... l- the sake Of harmony, and IT ap-
.--.. .. he the wish OF the body that
... &. on record before the world
...,... IN 81 pol tical issues. whatever
r...,. might exist beneath the sur
II. Win ne exception Of the 10 to
..- oil, ..eakers were very cautious In
..-s..rs decided preference On the
...ry question.
$50 CANDIDATES PRESENT.
v.. ,t tLe presidential candidates
..-. ,, ODE convention. Mr.. Mckinley
.-...s r.-rient. nftsr everything was
.- Do v.- met at the depot by the
-- Republican clubs Of the city. and
..... .ralr welcomed Most Of the
.....f. r.I returned 10 their homes,
81. .s... vr0 remained were introduced.
..,t t.ri- ar3 chatted while with
=. sr..- Daioau WHO held a reception
- old. ..r .0Is II the Hollenden Hotel
.....r.r p.p,w was expected up 10 the
b.. -.rtni. but fe excused himself on
s-r.,d ~ other engagem ats. Thomas
..I WAS invited. but declined.
a.. $ 1stor Allison did the same. Maine
of three States not officially
..---.-rtei 10 the convention. and the
emo, oi ST. Reed are pointing to this
Ed vtn much glse. The other two
SID, were New Hampshire and North
1-.na. which were. however. unoft-
s. fsrre-ented-
Uh General McAip.n az president and
3 bowling. or Minnesota. as seer
LIS tie d.legates feel that they have
.--i Oh ers with a view TO the best
~.... .n 'fe work required next year
A. treasurer WIS chosen. His selection
81 b. ief' 90 the Executive Committee.
lr excursion on the lake this evening
aged o.. festivlt Is prov ded by tie To-
G.. c.mnlttee for the Delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Flight with Brignnds.

ATHENS, June 2i.--A fight between po-
lice and a band Of brisands occurred last
night near LAMA, on the Iufkisn IRON
tier. and three brIgands and corporal OF
the police were killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

she had Of the murder. bus
admits that she saw the rsgro.
Solomon Marable. the day before ths
murder. II rs thought by . great many
that Mary Barnes knew all about the
murder. and gave information ~ TO where
Mr.. Pollard kept his money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
Next sunday at Ola Point, Norfolk,
&C.. via 4. 4 d.

Tickets as follows:
Railroad tickets 10 Norfolk and re-
turn. good TO return on regular
train leaving Norfolk at $40 i. VI.
Sunday, or Z A. NJ. following
Monday 500. .....................,..N W
Railroad ticket TO Old Point and
return ...... .............t.s.......'. W
Railroad ticket TO Old Point, In
Guiding dinner at Hygeia ....... ss
Railroad ticket to Old Point. In
Guiding dinner at Hygeia and surf
Sherwood Hotel will give good din
ner TOT ........,................
Special fast train, making no locs.
stops leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot
Sixteenth and Broad streets. at 3 a. NJ,
Returning. arrive Richmond. 3 u. VI
Those desiring TO spend the night az Nr'
ginia Beach and Ocean View can DO -
by taking this train. and return to Rich
mond at 1880 Monday morning. ston'
ballast-no dust--makes the chesapeak,
and Ohio preferable 10 other lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
yirxinin Military In.titate.

LEXINGTON. VA. June zL-tspeciaij
The Athletic Club OF the Virginia NH
tary Institute gave mop IA the m.s
hs,i ,o-nieht which was largely attended.
I.be institute commencement exercises
begin tomorrow with drills. tarset-prae-
tice, etc.