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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
THE MOZART LAST NIGHT.
The McndeIssohn Quartette Scores
a SuccesS-The Chimes Rehcarsals.

The appearance Of the Mende.ssohn
Quartette, of Richmond, at the Academy
last night under the auspices OF the Mo-
Fart Association was an extremely inter-
estng incident of the musical season.
The quartette has only recently been or
ganlzed by Mr.. Edgar l.. Justis. and was
heard for the first time in public last
night Miss Mary \. Hopkins is tha So
pranO. Mrs. Durrett, contralto Mr.. Had
don = Watkins tenor: Mr.. oscar Lehman,
bass, and Mr.. Edgar H. Justis. accompa-
mist. 1t is an admirably balanced organi-
zltion. and the work they do is excellent.
Their career will be watched with much
interest Miss Hopkins made her debut
last night, and was the rscpient Of some
handsome floral tributes. Her voice is
one Of the most promising that have been
heard here in a long time. II is soprano
of pure quality. and very fair compass
nor IS IL wanting In power. She has
good method, and possessed dramatic
ability
Mrs. Durrett has wel-cultivated voice
which she uses with much skin. Her
tones are pure and rich, and her enuncia-
ton clear
Mr.. Watkins. the tenor. has an agreed
biz and fairly powerful voice, and made
q very favorable impression. and Mr.. Os-
car Lehman possesses a voice full and
rich: lower tones without suspicion OF
girgarism, upper tones firm bass, not
baritone.
Mr.. Justis Is 4 particularly good ac-
companst. performing his task with musi-
cal taste and intellig nee. The programme.
which app AIRED in these columns on sun
day. was well selected. and was aug
meuted by the following encores Tenor
solo, dreams CStreliZkD, Mr.. Wat
kins. Alto solo. "You Can't Play in Ny
Back Yard" Petrie). Mrs. Durrett So
prano. Love May Co." Wang CWerneD,
Miss Hopkins Duet Nearest and Dear
est (Caracciolo). Miss Hopkins and Mrs.
Durrett. Bass solo "Hybrias. the Gre
ton" 81. W. Elliott, Mr.. Lehman. The au-
dience was large and appreciative.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor Of Norfolk ar
rived in the city yesterday to attend the
reh arsals OF '-rhe Chimes OF Normandy
this week
Mr.. Thomas Eberts. Of New York. who
Is to stage the opera. arrived here this
morning The rehearsal at the residence
Of Colonel G. Oh. COWardin last night
was ,miuently satisfactory. The first
stage rehearsal will take place at the
Theatre tonight. Tomorrow night the
rehearsal will boz At the Academy. anl
for the remainder of the week at the
Theatre.
Willard Spencer. the author and COM
poser Of THE Princess Bonnie" which 81
to be presented her the last three days
Of this week. PASSED through the city yes
terday en- route from Oid P0.nt to phila-
deipha. The production OF the new
American opera re- is looked forward to
with great interest, and there will GER
tainly be fine audiences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Fires Yesterday Afternoon.

Yesterday afternoon at 3:H O'clock an
alarm OF fire was sounded from Station
No. 30 the occasion being the partial
burning of Nos. 52l and 523 Canal street,
occupied by Mrs w. L. Johnson and
others. The department made prompt re-
Spouse, and kept the flames from spread
ing. The loss was only about so.
There was a small fire in woodshed
I'm rear OF the premises OF Mr.. X. C..
Carter, No SIS west Clay street, at AS
o'clock yesterday afternoon. An alarm
was sounded. and the flames were
promptly extinguished by the department.
The damage was about s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Revival at Leigh-street Churrh

The members Of Leigh-Street church are
making preparations for the revival SER
vices, which will be conducted by Rev
l.. G.. Broughton Of poanoke beginning
April Sth. The platform OF the lecture
room has been enlarged. and Will be oc-
cupied by the choir Of the church and the
Young Peoples Union choir-about hfty
voices In all.
Already great deal OF interest has
been manifested. Several professions OF
conversion were made at the young
mems prayer meeting on Tuesday night.
and some also at the Wednesday ght
service Two were received for baptism
Sunday morning. and two more protested
conversion at the Young Peoples meet
ing Sunday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
MEXICO AND GttTENALA.
Another Change of the status Into
strained Relations.

MEXICO CITY. April 1.-The Mexican
Congress convenes here tonight, and it
IS believed that unless reply is received
from Guatemala acceding TO certain de-
mands made by Mexico before the session
opens President Diaz will make a strong
declaration Of his policy. and viii proba-
bly, ask Congress for the power to de-
clare war against that country In case
he should think IL necessary. The dlt-
nculties in the way OF settlement OF
the troubles between the countries have
greatly increased in the last few days.
and negotiations are now practically sus-
peu1aJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
WHAT DIR. COOPER s,ve

RICHMOND. VA. February %. lsa5
/ have used Johnsons Encyclopaedia
since its publication-twenty years ago
Ii has met all my wants. and answered
all purposes required. The new edition
naturally attracted my interest at once
1t IL of great value. The progress ~
sociological and scientific thought * seen
in most striking form. The improvement
of type and illustration is very marked
l had rather have Johnsons than any
other know OF. II Will in this new form
win a much more honorable distinction.
Fraternally, GEORGE COOPER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Few Changes Nndc--Ihc ProgrnnIne
for EIng-Day.

PETERSBCRG. VA, April 1.-(Spe-
clalD-The Council was in session until
late hour tonight discussing the Ii
cense-tax ordinance for 1855. No very
material changes were made. quite a
fight was made 10 increase the license
tax on express companies to 800, but the
Council refused. and il remains $50
At a meeting OF the Flag Committee
of the Junior order United American
Mechanics. held tonight. the following
programme was arranged for May nth:
The parade viii form on Bo.lngbrook
street and viii be under charge of W. +.
Richardson; prayer by Rev. j. W. Rose
bro. address Of welcome by Mayor col
Ter: Response by National Nice-Cuunci-
lor Tyler; presentation Of tags 10y state
Council-Secretary r. II. lVey; acceptance
of same 10y the School Board of Peters
burg and Ettrick prayer by Rev. H. w.
Battle; orator. Rev W. G. Starr-sun-
iect. "Our Bible and our Flag; bene-
diction. Rev. W. \. l.. Goodwin Nearly
every council in the state will have rep
resentatives here on May nth. and music
will be furnished by the Stonewall Br-
gade Band Of Staunton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLAUSE.
southern Railway Seeking To Meet
>cabOnrd Passenger RATES.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The Southern
Railway which has been observing th>
long and short-haul clause Of the inter.
state commerce aw. has applied TO the
interstate Commerce Commission for re-
lief under that clause, so that IL ma>
he able To- meet the low passenger rates
Of the Seaboard Airline 10 Atlanta and
other places without making correspond
INK rate reductions 10 Intermediate sta
Tons. The commission will hear all par,
ties interested and investigate the mat
ter at It's office In Washington. II. C.. o,,
Saturday, April 6, 1886. at 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
FROM THE STATE LIBRARIAN.

RICHMOND, VA, February 10. 1886.
/ have examined Johnson's Encyclo-
paedia very carefully. ] think. for ready
reference. IL possesses greater advantages
than any have seen. While not so ex-
haustive as the Britannica, a person may
learn from 1t in a short time all that
he usually desires to know, without
losing time in reading about what he
feels no interest in.
For my own use | would rather have II
than any of the encyclopedias now at
tainable. w. w. SCOTT,
State Librarian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Architect Aiken aunIiGes-EarIy
Morning Robbery.


WASHINGTON, April 1.-Wnliam Mar
TN Aiken. the new supervising architect
Of the Treasury Department, qualified al
the Treasury this morning. and at once
entered upon the duties of his Ollie.
The office Of the Washington Steamboat
Company. on seventh street near y
street, southwest. was entered by burglars
about O'Clock this morning. The watch
man. James FOrnshaw, was gagged bV
the robbers, who then blew one safe and
opened another by the combination, get
ting from both about $500 in money and
many valuable papers. Three men were
concerned In the robbery. No clue exists
as to their identity.
An increase OF s.. i97, $50 in national
bank note circulation during the month
Of March is shown in the monthly state
ment issued by Comptroller Eckels to-
day. making the total stand at $2oe a.. Il
on April list
Governor Mckinley started for Column
bus this evening The Governor SAYS he
has made only three other appointments
one 20 speak In ottawa, Kan, one in At
lanta. Ga. and one al some other point
ana that representations sent out that ne
aye entirely uniustifiable. lie compliment
Cd the Southern Associated Press on the
marked fairness of the reports published
by that organization In regard 10 his
movements
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Stella on Exhibition Here.

Stella, the famous canvass OF Mani,
which Is on exhibition at 3i east Broad
street, is attracting large crowds Inc
subject is a nude female figure. reclining
upon a couch. and. unquestionably, from
an artistic standpoint. IL Is great crea-
ton. In anatomy, grace OF pose, nesh
tints. and facial expression. II Is
startlingly natural The texture OF the
couch drapery is also marvelIousIy reai!s-
tic In Its treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
IT WILL NOT RE REPEATED.
Another Massachusetts Committee
an lis Rountis,

BALTIMORE, MD. April l.-tSpecial)
Baltimore will have tomorrow visit
from the joint Commission on Railways
Of the House and Senate of the Massa-
chusotts Legislature. 1t will be received
by the Mayor and Governor Brown VIII
lunch with the visitors at the Hotel Rem
merit. 1t is not known whether or not
there is a colorcd man in the party
If there is. however, IL Is not thought
probable that the friction and annoy
ance caused hy the Teamoh incident at
Richmond will he repeated. Two years
ago Baltimore had a Colored law-maEer
Of its own. Harry w. Cummings, Of the
Eleventh Ward. was then member Of
the city Council. The Committee on
Railways of that body paid visit t.
Bost0n on one occasion. and Cummings
went along. The party were received by
the Mayor and C0uncilmcn of that city,
and equal countcsies were extended L"
the white Balumoreaus ana the black
alti-a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
SOMETHING ON WHICH THE D,c-
TORS DO NOT DISAGREE
Sohnsons Universal CycIopa-dia-
Pnbiished by ID. Appleton a In.
EROM DID 81 LII.

, niIhMoNp' VA. February IS, 1895.
my Dear sir'-rhe examination OF John
sons New Encyclopaedia has bson ',
pleasure to me. The Appearance n, en-"
work commends 1t. Its material "a -
it's mechanical execution exec Zen, 10.
maps charts. and numerous III stra,,ao.
are In the best style. Its desinitlons 40
discussions are concise, yet comprshsn'
sive; simple. but strong and fully abreas,
with the age. Every page bears H.
marks Of diligent research ard ,l,o
scholarship. To all who need such !.
work 1 recommend Johnson's.
Very respectfully. Il. y. SLEpp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Rnp,i. the Halter,

You have got your spring suit. What
you want is hat. a. p. Rand. success.
sor to Allen q Rand. 50 east Main street
opposite the Chamber Of Commerce. Is the
place TO 20 20. He has all the latesi
styles. and the only Dunlop. Already u
can be seen on the heads Of fashionable
men. Gail and get one n Easter.
RAND, THE Halter.
S3f east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Po.t-Onice Broken Open and Robbed

SOUTH OMAHA. NEB., April 1.-The
post-oitice was broken open last night and
robbed OF over 5000 in cash. registered
letters. and stamps. The safe was drilled
and the lock picked, and after it's contents
had been taken il was locked and the
combination chaneedW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
10TH KILLED.
Conductor aud brakeman Come {"
Their Deaths In the same Manner.

UNIONTOWN. PA, April l-Conduc-
tor Charles Bareer and Brakeman
John Shipley. Of this place. were instant
" killed. on the Baltimore ard
ohio at Lemont last night peculiar
coincidence is that both were killed in
exactly the same manner and within an
hour Of each other. Shiplcy WAS IL"
first victim. While he WAS stepping from
one car to another the train broke and
he fell between the cars and was ground
TO pieces. The crew picked the body Up
and started To town. They had gone but
a short distance. when Conductor barger
met death i'm similar manner
.Barger leaves a wife and one child.
Shipley was single.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
rOIrD POST-OFFICES.
a,r Thsv Are Still in Charge Of
Republicans.
>OnTu
,aro Mt Fayetteville. Whose
Retention so ni'T"'''" Mr. "'
unhonc and the Tai" :"
Into roIltics-othcr Notes

~
WASHINGTON. u. '-' 'N' 80,
~,,.o aye Yet four pi's'''
N' 3D.. VIRGINIA that are he'u
b. tW't'r.r"i ,, f.r this Is
I- Republicans. l"' a., ,.,,s.nt
OBJ. ~ The lcenn.ng oi '''
-..l-c fnn President anu '''
l.y.n A rule that in-
aiAr''i '',''''' ,.....l 81 serve out
.,mlcnts should 10 "'''" ,.r,
,t..r fail terms unless '"''s
.....-.f d.. officials. ana '' "''
lI'''.' .t.t Nr date %! iHe
FORMER f"i f..r-e,lrs term
commission i'i '' ..v II con-
...f commence l0m i'' ..,....,
...t..I a. Or. '"' 10
r.t u.s. mot fortunate
"i I..l.nsre otherwise they
'r ..,.i taI.isr Postmaster
.li..r... was appoint
lI.r. ....s moi confirm
OH. A..l Jew. ''. ....t.... -
.....r. s. ..fe ut't III. '''''"''N
l..r...r. ,. is not HN'iy !"
".' nearly "A year. unless
D.. .... ,,,o ros inst
''.''''
..... l. should c"'"h' NV
.... tt. I.stma-tcrs - the presi-
.. l..y.inla and North Caro-
- ,.,,.y,I were turned out
70 charges preferred. In a
.... IN. charges d.d not
.. ,.,e,oaIv II was as
.. r... ,y,r. offensive parii-
b.,tl declined to make
.r.r,e. II the postmaster t
,l..' co,,ll not be supplau'cI
. SOFAS. a H.ntbiicau. the senator
De- cL.rrcs for hc
,"' VIZ" '.' - -. d., re1-hnt mar
.-.' '''''''' "' 80 so,,,hcr, ON
.i. ana many % '"' '.,.,...,,.
t.' in'" 'o'N upon ''', '' ,'l,,,,,,s,
i.- I''iN"H''"lS az '",'" IL d
tmaS'ti -, ''"s'','" - -
f'y good "Hi''di ann "'S p'"''~'
only thins against NM
OFFICE Ar CHATHAM.
,-.y. ,a..,la outside Of the locality are
o,,..r. If mo fact that a Republican
,,.'t,.,s,.r san holds ON to the Office at
i,.,',t,,.. n.o home If Inc member from
tt:s. t,ts,r,c, Hut il is not the
- -, S..,n.on Vie has been
i""i' W. yo",-7 r.,,,,,o Tire dopartmcnts.
w "'',' ~ 49," ,cen ollo ia move
Hh' WIZ ~, 49, I,.,,,o,rats have ben
-. tn cn,t,nl of Tho offices. The
placed IN ooh'iol o, 1'' , - M, CON-
i,.,''I ,',,,n t.,,,srv 100 and under the
.-,,.',,tal ,.,lin,, tho Chatham man
c,,.,n, hc r.moycl untiI next January
!, -. -, tbot Air swanson will
49,, ,'o,,or Incl, vhcn Mr. Wilson looks
t... ,tt,,,s az Tho departmcut
~ -, g. e,Il in the CITY. and
- been bus,ling around ever since
g. r,i,.,I h.rc dni,,e all in his powct
g., nts die,ric,
R.r,,hlican postuasters are also In
cb,rGe Of the offices at Farmvile and
r.,kclev In virginia. and they come
under the same head
4 North Carolina Office OF the presiden-
,ial grade is that al Fayetteville. where
a NEGRO holds the place His term does
not expire until next January. Mr.. era
dy. when in Congr SIS. kept night af'rr
Nr bia''I. but was no, ohlI u,l'' 10
disiodt" Inc man al ny ~ M p ,i,
left Washington NJ 'he tNpI"UUl u 'I',
crner'. ."nal t'rm h"c" u. B"1,'u
mon. re h"'i " poor "l'i"'"., % 'n'.i'.oe -
sell l''iho'idCy' 10 use '"o i""s ""s0
oi II"','S"' o''1,P ,o.,.r,,
non ''hh = hvn,'olS sun ""s 49,, ~.
o. ms nome AT SdilSpuiy y y. t,'.l '..
,h inc sumo 'IHI" WIZ" "a. r',,, 90
Ransom OH MS way " '''o
Mexico. ,.,,o..r
a y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
BACHRACH's rawN-sHOP ROBBED
Cheap Jewelry valued nj $500 stolen
Dnrimg sunday Night.

The pawn-shop of Samuel Bachrach.
Nos 2lS and 30 north Ninth street. was
entered by burglars some time during
Sunday night or early yesterday morn
ing. and between $500 and $50 worth or
jewelry according TO the estimate Of the
proprietor, was carried off.
This consisted OF a miscellaneous lot
of rings, wateh-chains. trinkets, stones,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

GREEN BAY. VA. April 1.-(Special)
Mrs ~ r. Scott, a merchant at this
place. died this morning. She was vie
tim Of that dreadful disease consumption,
and had suffered from it for several
months. Mrs Scott was a member of the
Methodist church and was highly re-
spected 10y all who knew her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Hundreds of Miners Strike.

OTTUMWA. IA. April TWENTY-FIVE
hundred miners In Appanoose county quit
work this morning. No disturbance of any
Kind has occurred. In the rest OF the
district. where the operators signed the
Ottumwa agreement, the miners are
working.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
.Iucnhx the (Infhicr.

Mr.. II. Levy. Of A. l.. Jacobs. clothler
No. 7O7 east Broad street. left yester6aS
for the North. and will be absent frog
the city Sc, eral days, attending an -
tenslve clothing sale. Look out for bar
gains at JaCObss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Mr.. Foster, the photographer or NinH
street. has photographed the beautin
floral decorations on the grave OF me
deeply-lamented George ID. Bahen. COPIES
on sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Monthly Magazines: Harpers. Th'
Century. The Cosmopolitan, Lipplneo't
and St. Nicholas have been receiver y,
J. w. Randolph & CO.. ana are Hi'eu WIZ
most excellent reading matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Debt Statement Postuoned.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The usual pub
lie debt statement was not issued to-day.
but will appear tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

The Palm Display at Julius syc Iers
sons is something remarKaOie'
second and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

BY all means attend julius So SOM
Sons opening tomorrow IO'ne'
and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

The enterprlsIng merchants. JULIUS s,s' nm
sons, WIZ rorper second an l,rOaG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Orders for printing sent to the III:
patch Company will be given prompt a.
tention. and the style OF work ana pf'ee'
vill be sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Attend the Grand Spring og genons =
Jnlius SycIe & sons co'"si
Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

yu,,us sycIe & Sons opening to.n,S'r nn.
lii maze every one. Corner secohi ah'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Aggregate of appropriation ..n,sel,l2o 90
SOURCES or INCOME.

HE sol ItItS Ut nv VNIT@-
Accommodating the annual budget was
the usual estimate of receipts for the
year lsej-'gG. and a statement Of the re-
ceipts for the year 1875. which con-
tanned these figures:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Tn 1850 ~BRows's BRONCHIAL 1HocHrs
x.rs introduced. and their success a. cure &c
Colds, Coughs, Asthma. ana Broncsi'is hss ~
unparalleled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Souvenirs at the opening o. JULIUS se Cone
< sons are Ornamental '0i"''
IA IirOld
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

The event OF the w~ek is Julius 81 go
cans' onening. Corner Second ana b'o@'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

on's,,ttdw viii be the talk OF The to"h'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
An OLD Residence BIIHED.
"ToppIng Castle" Formerly ""he"
NV General John Minor.

OFFI.EY. VA. April l.-C'poc'al)-Th
well-known old Topping Castle resi-
dcnce built by General John Minor over
a century ago, and situated on the North
Anna River. in Caroline, just over the
line from Hanover two miles from Kew
lctt's. was accidentally burned on SatnI-
day afternoon. and owing to the Wlhu
the fire was communicated to an the al
Joining buildings and outbuildngs, ana
nearly everything Of value on the prem
iscs was consumed. including
now windmill. corn, proycnder' i'm
p!emcnts, ctc.
FOR COMFORT.
"roppinC Castle" like many structFes
Of it's date. was built of wood. and unpre-
tcntious in appearance bat planned Tor
comfort ana composed Of the best ma
torial The land on the estate surround
ing II has always been renowned for It's
fertility. and "the place" was local
landmark From General Minors posses
sion il passed 10 the MCLaughins and
Andersons. and some years ago was
bought by Mr. j. II. Cady, Of ohio, who
now owns IL.
Rock Castle" another well-known es-
Ia owned by the Fontane family. IS
located near by on this side OF the river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
EROM DIR. NELSnN
JAMES NELSON.

RICHMOND. VA. February %. 1906
regard Johnson's Encyclopaedia the
best in our language. certainly as book
OF reference it IS unsurpassed
JAMES NELSON.
EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF OR.
BROADuS.
Il think there can be- no doubt that
the new edition of Johnson's Encyclo-
paeiia now appearing viii be the best
encyclopaedia in existence.
John 4. BROADUS.
Presd'nt southern Baptist Theological
Seminary"
The general agent. EDWARD SLYE.
VIII remain but short time longer IN
the city. and persons desiring the above
great work should lose no time I'm writing
him. lie can be found al the Exchange
Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

,r,,s,,c Display at Julius sycie q S'''
snsr second and Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
BRIEF MILITARY NOTES.

Governor O'Ferral has issued through
the Adiutant-General commissions TO
Major John CussOns as aide and Major
Frank Sutton as quartermaster. on the
staff Of Brlgadier-General y. l.. Phillips.
a commission has also been issued to
G. H. Causey. first lieutenant Of Company,
T.. Fourth Regiment Infantry, Virginia
Volunteers.
Colonel James r. Branch,
Of the cavalry regiment. has returned
from Charlottesville whittier he went TO
inspect the cavalry troop located at that
place