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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF tie stockho.lei' =.
the Wheeling Steel Ind iron Com2unt W.
held ut the office OF the Company, No ii 1,-
teenth stseet. Wheeling. " Va on 0s'--.'
the I'D day Of January, 1895. at = o cl0,n
for the election Of Directors ana tN.
tion OF any other business ina, ,, my w
sented j. ID. DCbDi' .,
1a6 1902 - ''''.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING,

The annual meeting OF the stor hoi'.' ~
the wheeling Ice and storage com ,..
Wheeling. ~. Va. will be held 81 ilr .s..
the Company. No. 22A Water stree. . -. F,
day. January 18th, 1898. from % ,,.r..
W., for the election OF Directors anu y" t.. o-..
action OF any ether business ina, ',.Ie 81
sented. =. W. lan-.IslI5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

We want to call your attention to the
fact that the Register is one OF the best
papers within the reach OF our people.
II is progressive, newsy, clean and
thoroughly Democratic every day in
the Yaar.-Marietta, lO.l Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

How this bountlful river Of iced-Water
would have been appreciated last
August.
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Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTIcURA,
Soc; soar, Sc; REsoLyENT, 81. Porter DRUG
AND CHEM. Corp, Sole Propretors, Boston.
R1-"How to Cure Skin Diseases, mailed free.
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MEETING.

The annual meeting OF ine fs--Idat RE
the Bank OF Wheeling VIII Or ,.'a-t l.t,
banking house on Thur'day' ...,or on Do.
1895. at o'clock p m for The ssc' o NM 5.i
rectors and the transaction o. aug
mess that may come before ,tt,,,ID Ca..is-.-
faDf los EEH 81 u i'-ft-
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ABO0r PEOPLE

Daily CaroaIcls or tps Movement of
individuals.
81 ectGl 10 ne REGISTER
NEW YORK, January s.-Senator
Johnson n. Camden, of West Virginia,
is registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel;
c. L. Barlow, of West Virginia, at the
ST. Denis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

THE issue Of low interest bearing
long term bonds OF low denomination,
20 be Of the nature OF popular loan,
and the gradual retirement Of the
preenbacks would be an easy, safe and
honorable way out Of the difficulty, Of
which Congress should avail itself
without further delay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.

IT vAsa close shave FOR the Island.
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THE Agricultural Department will
send 2, 900, 600 bags Of garden seeds In
the spring TO Nebraska aod adjacent
states where the people are destitute.
Thus some good may yet be accomplish
cd By the governmental seed business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

Dany,c Skin and Scalp purified and beautifed
DHDI , by CuTIcURA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
All persons indebted TO Louis Delbrur-e viii
take i.otice that the same must be ARRANGED n
or before January 10Th 1898 or suit wIl. BE-
brought. ,,.,.
Assignee OF Louis De.brlrg'
December nth 1894 jas J
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
NTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING

~ lOChhOLDEho hhb j INN
~ The annual meeting Of the sto'ka'i'l
OF the Fire and Marine Insurance Comp 'ni..
Wheeling. w. Va. will be heid ~ tne olIro.
the Company on Tuesday morning 'hu--'
2ld, 1873. between the nours OF eleven nll On.
twelve iI2) O'Clock. for the election oi '..-
OF Directors and for the transaction o.. Ali
other business that NAV come before tl'u'
iaSI5 WlLIE IRWIN. Ser =.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09
MORE GROUND COVERED.

Reports from the South Side were
that the water had spread over large
ly Increased area at Boggs run, at
-Fwenty-seventh street, and at Forty
third street, while from the Island came
the news that the back water had come
up through the orchard district almost
to the line Of Ohio street. Opinion was
divided at mid eight rs 10 how much more
water there would b., but an average
OF the many opinions expressed was
that five inches would cover what was TO
conc, mixing the total ia just
tbirty-six feet. or two 10 three feet less
than what was indicated by the first re-
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annua' MEET
ing Of the stockholders OF the Word Mute
Benefit Association Will be held az The pc i.
pal Office OF the corporation, IN the 80 OF
Wheeling. West Virginia, ll23 and IFS Na'At
street Room 800 Peabody Building. 90 100 ci '>
a. m, on the fourth Tuesday iu January ~
inst. 1885. 10 elect a Board OF Directors e.
the ensuing year and transact such O.h'' 1..'
ness as may come before the meeting
iaSl5 CHARLES f. THOMPSON. SEE
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

-
The annual meeting OF the Stockho.de''
the Wheeling Elm Grove Railroad Comma
for the election Of Direc ors 20 serve fo' g.
ensuing year. and for the tranactlon o' 10
other business that may come before .l
meeting will be held ne the Company 1f'
on Thu day, January 10. 1895. A. , O'clock d
dei8.ia3Eg JOHN ROENER. Serretl,y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-09

Ky ANTFD-LADIES TO KNOW THEY
w can have first-class Tailoring and Dress
making Mt Iil3 Chapline street
5aJ7a.5,, CHAS EAGLE Il co.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
PRICE, 5 CENTS
JACKSON WARD BRBvITIBs.

The churches were well attended
last Sunday. Very excellent sermons
were preached at the various church-
We witnessed one OF the largest fun
erol processiOns last Sunday, whlch
has passed through our streets recent
lv. 1t was the funeral OF Mr. Jonn
Langhan, who departed this lie IN
the confines Of the Central Lunatic
Asylum. Gu.
carried on a very successful bazaar TINS
week.
We noticed where it was asserted
bv some that colored lawyers should
be employed in the Lunenburg case
but the better thinking people OF TINS
section says the course taken by the
managers in this affair is the right
one. We favor race pride, but when
our life is at stake, and race prejudice
is against US we change our favors.
Say Pat, don't you know she IS going
to Little Petersburg with the Hickory
Hill Mission I know that she said
so. He is going to take her.
Hark listen. Do you hearf MhaC
now Dose wedding bells are ringing
loud and strong.
We notice that our secular papers
do not believe in fighting each other,
and our religious papers Cd either.
The ice-cream saloons were some
what crowded on last Sunday night.
Pshaw we didn't intend TO listen at
| that fellows love conversation; but
we could not help it. Surely he needs
a cure
While she was singing the song:
"Ship which never returned" an old
fellow of hers came in, and you ought
to have seen that , foot six inch sun
| day smile.
There were a large number of young
men with their best girls at the
"Sanctified Meeting" on last Sunday
night The girls say il you want TO
see a fellows best girl, go 20 the
"Sanctified Meeting"
Say young man, what's the matter
with the fair damsel. Haven't heard
any talk since you hired that carriage
TO take her TO that supper. oh, how
terrible-The G. B.
MAGNo Duo.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10

clearly established. The counsel are
reticent about stating their. mode of
procedure. Suffice it TO say they are
coneinced Of the innocence of their
clients.
The DIsPATcB published a statement
purporting to be from Ellen Gail who
was with Pokey Barnes, the day of the
tragedy. She is alleged to have said
that Pokey left her and went up TO the
Pollard house and she waited for her.
This conflicts with her previous
statement in the last trial and it is
hardly probable that il is true. II she
did make the statement, il would not
add materially to the evidence in the
case inasmuch as Marable declares the
women are innocent.
Statements made in the address of
the citizens of Lunenburg" to the pub
lie are TO siseh great degre untrue
that they have produced surprise and
ridicule among those in position to
know.
Never at any stage of this remarka-
BILE case has there been such absolute
proof of the innocence of these women
as now. Startling disclosures will yet
be made and we feel safe in saying
when we can tell all, the public will
agree that-the end is not yet.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
MANCHESTER LETTER.

The funeral of Mr.. George Williams,
Sr., took place from the First Baptist
Church on last Monday evening. DR..
Binga preached a very touching and
interesting sermon. Mr.. James IL.
Cunningham, funeral director officia-
ted.
Messrs. D. G. Moon and A. d. Moon
arrived in the city on the 3rd inst,
having been called home by telegram
on account of the illness of their moth
er. They left Tuesday last, the former
for Saratoga Springs, the latter for Bos-
ton, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Robinson left the city
few days ago for Rocky Mount, Va,
where she will spend several days.
Mrs. 2. A. Callahan arrived in the
city last Tuesday morning from Socie-
ty Hill, S. @.
The little children spent a grand
time at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Johnson on last Wednesday even
ing, the occasion being the celebration
of Master Henry Johnson's 1lth year
birthday. Little duck" was highly
delighted over the presence of the
girls and boys as they enjoyed them
selves with minor amusement. Re
| freshments were served.
Our friends ''whacked" us across
| the head so this week, we could not
get ali of our letter inserted.
EAMos
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
PERSONALS & BRIEFS.

Have you paid your subscrip-
Mr.. McCraw of Norfolk. called
on us.
Mrs. A. Washington of Baltimore
called on us.
Rev J. H Hill of Washington,
ID. c., called on us.
Have you paid your subscription
Send in the amount.
Mrs. Rosa X. Jones has been in
disposed during the past week
Rev. H. II. Mitchell OF Farm
vile, Va. called on us this week
Misses Uarie and Cora Thomas
have returned from Alexandria, Va.
Benjamin P vandervall who
has been indisposed is much improved
=Messrs. Edward and Louis Row
ser of Washington, d. c., called on US
-Messrs William Lee and James
Lightfoot of Alexandria, Va. called on
US.
-Editor A. w. Scott of VIII
mington. N. c., was in the city this
week.
Mr.. NJ. Isbell and his little
daughter Carrie paid US visit, Tues
day July 30th.
Miss Hattie A. Branch of Farm.
vile, Va, is in the city, the guest O
Miss Fannie Flippin.
Miss Fannie Elliott has left the
city for Cismont, Va the guest of Mrs
Amanda Miller Coleman.
Miss @. Pattie A. Meredith lef
the city Friday to visit Hampton, Ok
Point and Newport News, Va.
Miss Annie G.. Brown has return
ed to the city after months stay a
Hampton attending the Summer Nor
NAL
Mrs Mary Perkins and Miss lie
ma Brown left the city Monday, TO Wis
it Petersburg, Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10

papers without suspecting anything
wrong had taken place. He then call-
ed his wife, receiving no response,
went out TO the front part of the house
and found her body lying in front of
the tree. He failed too to notice that
the bell-cord had been misplaced and
was lying on the ground.
SUMMING UP FHE EVIDENCE.
The Times Cores pondent continues:
'It seems to exceed all the bounds of
human credulity that with ali this ev-
idence OF something unusual at his
house, that Mr. Pollard. who is a eau
tious and observant man, could have
failed TO have hts Suspicion aroused,
and yet il is the case. Until the very
time that he stood over the PROSTATE
and mangled form of his wife, this
man. whose beli-rope had been un-
hung. whose chests and trunks had
been rified, and whose wife had been
murdered i'm full view of the gate
through which be had entered the
house, and who was even then with
in twenty-five or thirty feet of him.
had not suspected that any thing wrong
had happened, or that there was any
reason to, Investigate this unusual
state of affairs. which could not or had
/ not escaped his attention.
In that chest at the time OF the rob-
berry there was between $500 and 81 ,OOO
| in money and Mr. Pollard, who has the
name of being close and certainly
| economical man, it would seem must
have investigated the matter to see
| whether or not that money was stolen
| But he said that he kept his money
and bonds in different places, and so he
did not notice that this ch st had beer
disturbed l asked how It was that ht
failed to notice these things, and hs
said that he had been fixing bond TO
Mr.. Clemons, and he supposed tina
this was 2he reason that these matter
escaped his attention. 1t must be al
so stated in this connection that Mr
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
FROM OLD POINT.
Social Items Base Ball-Splendid Times
by the Sea.

0LD PoINr, Va Aug. 10, '95
Base ball still remained one of the
attractions, Friday, the Saint Clairs of
Norfolk land the Hygeias crossed bats
rhey shouted victory when their own
Won the game.
Among those on the grand stand
were Miss Roper of Richmond, Miss
Fannie Banks, Miss Eliza Brown, Miss
Brown, Mrs. John Tarlton a host of
others. Mrs John Gray chaperoned a
party of young ladies whose dresses
were of spotless whiteness. Mrs.
Gray is the recognized leader in socie-
ty here.
Mr. Overton of the Hygeia Hotel,
gave a reception in honor of few
friends from Richmond
Miss Rosa Williams was agreeably
surprised on Monday night by the Hy-
geia singing club. It's quartette rem
dered few selections of its sweet
of those present That Mr.. Lassiter
has lost none of the richness of that
baritone voice and as to Mr.. Lanier
his bass can not be equalled in Tide
water. Walker Crawley is the fines
soloist in the singing club.
The arrivals for the week are Miss
Martha Knox, Misses Emma and Julia
Lassiter, Miss Emma Clayborne, Mrs.
lJOhn AnthoDey and Miss Peoples.
Miss Peoples and parties of friends
.arrived here.
They are at the Hoffman.
"Glendale" is where Mrs. John b.
lAnthony of Baltimore, will spend the
month of August with her parents,
sMr. and Mrs. @. Major.
Messrs John Wynder, Dan Barro W
Ia w. f Bassett, Lawyer Walker
lpassed through on their way to Nor.
folk to the Grand setting of the Fish
lermen.
The Ariel brought down an excursion
Iron Petersburg, Va, Monday after
moon. Rev T. II. Shorts left for Nor
folk Monday.
Mrs. Burley of Suffolk is visiting
IMr and Mrs. Giasco Johnson.
One of the most delightful sights T.
lbe witnessed is the very pleasant Au
sgust Party being conducted by Mis-
n L5Callis of Hampton at the Jarvis resi-
lldence.
The First Baptist Church has tn
u finest choir in Hampton and othe
a churches will be compelled to rus
in order to achieve the success whic
: Miss Bailey has TO equal it Miss Bale
! who has a fine voice, and knows mus
/ to perfection we'll deserves the ovatiC
she receives after one of their famol
e songs.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
Chesterfield Notes.

Sunday, August 4th was a great day
at the Mt. Olive Baptist Church of
which Rev. Nelson b. Brown is pastor.
The ladies OF the church previously or
gained themselves into a body and on
last Sunday presented the church with
a handsome communion set which was
highly appreciated. The following
named ladies composed the committee
viz: Mesdames G A. Bolts, Lavinia
Gross, Dolly Jones and Mrs. Margaret
FORD, chairman. These ladies will
give dime supper at this church,
Monday night, August 18th commenc-
ing at z 80 O'Clock. Admission l0c.
Supper free. Refreshments will be on
hand in abundance. The public is in
vited.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
RICHMOND CITY JAIL.
Where the Condemned People
are now Confined.

Miss Ethel Davis Of Washington,
d. c., was in the city last week the |
guest of Misses Mabel and Julia
Holmes.
Deacon A. t. Grimes of No
ed to his house on account of sickness
is out again.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will have
a called meeting Monday afternoon at
5 O'Clock. All members are requested
to be present.
--Messrs. J. 7. Buchanan and Al
bert j. Farley of Washington, ID. c.,
and Prof X. q. Chissell of Petersburg,
Va. called on us.
Miss Mary L. Prince and Miss
Lucinda Williams of Petersburg, Va.
are in the city the guest of Miss Kate
Jackson, 736 N. 9th st.
Mr. w. A. Robinson, Esq, of
Washington d. c., the youngest MEM
ber OF the Supreme COurtsof the Dist.
of Columbia called on as.
Mrs. William Isham and her two
daughters, Miss Florence and Miss
Carsie left last Tuesday morning for
Buckingham Co., Va. where they will
spend the summer.
Little Andrew Bowler, son ofMr.
and Mrs j. Andrew Bowler had his fin
ger severely mashed in cider pr, SIS at
Tunstalls, Va. The member was am
putated by DR.. Sarah G. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith of
425 w. Duval St., were made happy
over the arrival of a fine boy lately.
The mother is doing well under the
treatment of DIR. S. Ii. Dismond
Mr. w. B Brooks, Past d. Grand
! Commander OF the District of Colum-
bia and b. K. Seville, Grand Recorder
| of the Grand Commander, Washing
ton, d. c., was in the city last week
and called on US.
Mrs. Lucinda Coles and Mrs.
| Galloway of Lynchburg, Va, stopped
at the residence of A. T. Grimes, 5 w
Leigh St., while on their way home
from attending the Teachers Institute
at Hampton, Va.
Mr.. G. K. Pollock has fitted M
an attractive garden at his place o
business. corner Bird and Baker streets
where ice-cream, cake, soda water anC
other refreshments will be served il
first class style. Call and see him.
Miss Phenola Singleton of 25tl
Street, accompanied by Miss Anni
johnson of st. Peter Street, paid fly
ing trip to Mrs. Mamie Forsey of Bal
timore, where they will spend fel
weeks and are enjoying their trip nice
ly.
in order to accommodate tn
large crowds going on the special ex
cursion to Fauquier and New Hop
| Churches on the 3rd Sunday, Angus
Is fine coaches have been orderes
Train leaves Eighth Street Station 1
O'Clock Sunday morning. Fare
Irwin, 65 cents, Pemberton, 81 90. FC
! further information, Apply to Geor1
/ Williams, Jr., 20 w. Leigh St., city.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
rnn soN or nIs rIRsr W..

He told me also two things, which !
have never seen in print yet. One was
that William Thompson was the son of
his first wife by former marriage, and
the other was that the murdered wom-
an was his third wife.
/ said to him during our conversation
that it was very strange that during
the trial of the women no one testified
that a person down at the spring could
not see any one up at the house, and
asked him II he did not know that that
was a fact. He told me that no one
standing at the spring could see any
one at the house, but did not say any
thing about this not appearing IN the
testimony at the court"
Now. if Mrs Lucy Pollard had not
| been murdere when Mr.. Clemons and
his son drove through that gates Mr.
Pollard himself was there when she
was murdered?
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
TO THE. RESCUE.
81. Martha's Council to Help Save the
! Women-A Liberal DonatiOn-Wil
Others Rally2

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. z, 1895.
Editor John MITCHELL, JR.,
Kind sir;
Please find enclosed
fifteen dollars ($l50O) from st. Mar
tha's Council, No. 13, /. 0. st. Luke to
help defray the expense of the coun-
sci for Mary Alternately and Mary and
Pokey Barnes. We sincerely hope
that every society in the city will do
likewise
MARTHA HARRIS, w. O.,
B. NJ. Brown, F. Sec.
Com: Mesdames Bette Graves
and B. NJ, Brown,
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10

son were handing him the corn. and
he was measuring it before IL was
dumped into the wagon, and that no
one could have entered the yard with
out his knowing it.
He also said that sometime after
they discovered the body airy Aber-
nathy and several other Negroes came
ny 20 where the body was, und that
Nary Alternately sat there upon liz
tie wooden pile within twenty-five or
thirty feet from the body, and in plain
view. from the time she got there nn-
til after daylight the next morning
WIFE snRoUDED HER AND HUSBAND DvG
THE GRAVE.
And here it may be well to state
that y AIRY Alternately who j. supposed
10 have killed Mrs. tOllnrd. assisted IN
shrouding the corpse. and Wilson Alb
ernathy her husband, dug the grave IN
which 4rs Pollard Was buried.
While we were talking tcge,her i
said TO him:
BELIEVES WHITE arAN.Is IMPLIcArEp-
Mr.. Pollard when talked TO you
last Saturday over at your place IN
while you still believed that white
| man was implicated in the killing OF
Mrs. Pollard, that it was mere sus-
picion on your part, and that you had
| nothing upon which to base your belief
/ except tlat an ignorant Negro could
| not have planned the crime. l also
asked you 4 you suspected any partic-
| ular perscn as being the guilty ones 60
| which You replied that you did not.
Now, l want TO ask you Il, since that
time anything has occurred to change
your belief in this matter j"
rHR REASONS FOR THIS BELIEF.
To my surprise, he told me there
had He was then asked to tell upon
what he based his suspicious, and he
said it was partly upon the registered
letter episode, and partly from other
facts of which he had recently learned
He was then also asked if he suspect
ed any particular person, and he said
that he did, but that he had not found
enough TO say anything more about it
In speaking of the Thompsons, he saic
there were two sets of ThOmpsons M
there, one of them being very nice peo
pie, but that he did not have anything
to do with William Thompson or hi
family.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
LUNENBURG CASE.
sHALL we SAVE THE INNoOENT2 2
How Much VIII You Give to Defray the
Expense of Counsel ?

The following amounts have been
subscribed by the persons named to de-
fray the expense of counsel to save the
two innocent women, Mary Alternately
and Pokey Barnes from death on the
gallows and to release from the Peni-
Tertiary, the innocent woman, Mary
Barnes. If you could see their pitiable
condition, a weeks wages would be
yielded up at once and much more
would be forthcoming. We designate
what has been subscribed under the
head of not paid. OF course the
amount paid is plainly stated.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
Notice.

All parties having business with the
State Grand Lodge, No. 9, I. o. of g.
S & ID. of S. win communicate with
the Grand Secretary at Manchester,
Va, that due consideration will be
given it.
Respectfully,
Q VIM Moon,
Grand Sec'y.
Box 81, Manchester, Va,
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
rHn FINaER oF suspIoIoN.

This goes to show the strength of
circumstantial evidence. 1t demon-
strates conclusively that Mary Aber-
nathy, Pokey and Mary Barnes have
been condemned with undue haste and
that a web of circumstances can be
made to encircle the husband with far
greater degree of certainty than the
women to whom reference has been
4nada
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10

There will be a Water Melon Feast
given by the Pulpit Club, No. l, of the
Twentieth Street Baptist Church,
Monday and Tuesday nights, August
18th and 18th. at 9O7 N. Third Street.
Admission, cents.
8 e. SMITH,. Pres.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10
hay FBVER.

As the 2Oth of August approaches,
you should fortify your system with
DR.. Humphreys Specific "77," and es-
cape Hay Fever. Price, % cents at all
druggists.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10

BURRELI-MEADE-The marriage of
Miss Eliza E. Meade to Mr.. James J..
Burrell, took place at the residence of
the bride, 52l Henry ST.. last Thur Eday
Eve, at 8 p. NJ. Rev. f. Graham
0aHciated
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10

Fourth Baptist Church Excur-
sion from Richmond to Washington via
the @. 4 o. Railroad, Monday night,
August 10, 1895.
Richmond planet., 1895-08-10

4 Mr.. Robert Taylor 1927 Moore
StIeet has been confined to his room
wikh chills since July 25th, also MRS.
Taylor has been much indisposed.