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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
THE POOLING BILL.
A Favorable Committee Report on the
Measure Inamended.

WASHINGTON. II. g.. January o.
victory this morning by securing 4 favo-
rable report on the bill as it passed the
House. This was secured only after 4
hard fight IN committee and the loss Of
all propositions t. amend b. reason OF
tie vote. Since the lill reached tho senate
there has been great pressure 10 defeat il.
and equally as much to secure report
on the measure without amendment, for
II. reason tnat It's friends feared that any
change in the text Of the bill as it passed
would imperil IT, Its opponents. mindful
Of this weakness In the position % the
bill sought by every means 10 accomplish
It's amendment.
When the committee met this morning
various amendmcnts ", 70 offered. among
them that suggested hy Commissioner
Morrison. which pivcs the Interstate COM
F,erce COmmi si0n authority t. control
&nd regulate rates established before they
have been put out by the railroads. in
stead Of afterwards. as the bin now stpu-
latcs. Railrodd-men looked upon this as
striking at the very essence of the mea-
sure and directed their efforts towards
preventing this particular amendment.
The vote on thi. and all other amend
mcutS was the same. 10 =. ana was Tor
that reason lost. Those who voted to
amend the bill We're Nessrs. German,
Smith. Chandler. Wilson. ami Lindsay.
Those who voted for the measure just as
II came from the House were Mcssrs.
Bricc. Camden. Wolcott. Butler. and Iilg-
gins. Then. when it was seen that thu hill
could not be- amended. a vote was taken
on the proposition 10 report it t. the sen
ate.
Mossrs. German. Lindsay. and Wilson
entered their protests against the passage
Of the bin without amendment. but said
they would vote for the report. because
they thought the Senate ought to be per
mitied To- finally act. and that the h'll
ought not 10 be smothered in committee.
They stated. however. that they would
offer their amendments In the Senate and
oppose the bill there as vigorously as they
had done in committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
JAP ADVANCE ON WElHAlWEL
The Movement Causes Panic mt Tien-Tsin
and Peking.

LONDON, January "a dispatch TO
the Central News from Shanghai says:
"The japanese movement on Wei-Hai-
Wei has caused a panic in Tien-Tsin
and Peking. The Chinese peace ENJOYS
have been ordered TO expedite the nego.
tiatiOns with the japanese Government.
Japancs, cruisers are watching both OF
the channels at Wei-Hai-Wei. The at
tack upon the stronghold may he delayed
a week. The siege-trains move slowly,
the roads being covered with snow
PEACE ENJOYS GETTING OFF.
LONDON. January ca dispatch 20
the Central News from Shanghai states
that the Chinese peace ENJOYS to-day
made application to the agents Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company for
transportation To Japan, and VIII sail
January 2fth. They Will be transferred
to Il japanese steamer at Shimoneseki
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Auction sale of Valuable Real Estate.

NCssrs J. Thompson Brown y 60. al
vertlse to sell by auction TO-DAY at
, /. VI. that valuable piece ~ Nest-End
real estate known as the BElNipERE
HALL. This property was constructed
about 1890 IN the most substantial and
attractive manner by its present owner.
as a PERMANENT INVESTMENT II
has alwavs. and is now paying harisom
returns on amount invested. AMI BE so'
FOR the purpose NJ transferring RS
tire real estate interest 10 his prs
home, In northern city. Besides q
laryo and well-arranged han u0derne. {
ar. FIVE ATTRACTIVE STORES.
adjoining two frame and one hrl
dwelling. al Of which are occupied.
Is considered on the the BESr-PAYlN.
PIECES or BUSINESS property In tho
WFST END, and its loontion sneh %
will always command ready tenant.
Tho sale no doub. Will attract q large
attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
California

put "How 10 get there IS the auo auo.
ton that thousands OF people ns ar iba, y
determining. All such should Sh%w v's, out pat
she solid e yestibuied hyer upon It's r9ss. ,s.i.
which so far exeels other throulsa,., lsay.s he
Pacc trains that 4 no lonser ere 'es,es 10 those
question Of route rnsd an 81 0phhs the special al:
yaS,aess wn1 esse this magnificent nysr "sunSss ne
Limited" offers to the Dsv,,,G sra's.sslsi seeking a
tourist. and 20 The .d Invs',a ~ xnom COM
sorta sle tourney with proper climatic S.bl, Tyh
diioss q absolutely dTissSs I1sssDs'si,',s a, A. II.
yse, ysmSer ist' and comprises every iorm as.o. o.
car and convenience requisite 70 ,osk.s Ak los
iu,eiy comfortable jOarsseSyn; RI esSyn;elSaIfasy h run
AngeieS Era ~ neseo in three and one t9ur,a
anss ans 'a You cannot AFFORD e yls. MAKE nsIn he
MA MA. and you caanot sncs atorm 20 than "sun-
trip by any ether conveSah'e
r aA %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

LONDON. January 22.-Lor1 Salisbury.
as Conservative leader IN the House or
I,orlF. has sent circulars To his followers
saving that the nature Of tn" business
that will come before them makes 1t de-
sir.hle that they be in their places NJ
tho opening of the coming session Of Par
lament.
Similar notices - members 20 be pres
crt on the opening Of the session have
been issued By the Duke Of Dcvonshire.
Itheral-tui,n'st leader In the House OF
Lords: Arthur J. B'lf0ur. Conservative
leader In the House Of Commons. ana Jo-
srph Chamberlain Liberal tnlonist leader
I'm tne House OF COmm0ns. I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
sousa's Great Band

played the "Ben Hur Chariot-Race"
march at the Academy Of Music last
night. This piece has the endorsement
or the les ling musicians throughout the
country. and IL destined 10 be- one u the
most popular marches ever published. The
piano copy is a magnificent piece Of
music. Every one should have copy.
The composition IL bright and moves for
ward with vlgor and swing: IL On sale
by all music dealers and can BE- had by
calling At Richmond Music Companys
store. 2l3 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Politics In Efitain and ireland.

LONDON. January In the course or
a sr.ech in Hun this evening. Home
Secretary Asquith said that the country
must rrepare for a serious financial sac
rifle. In order to streng hen III. navy.
John Redm md. NJ. T., leader OF the
Parnciites. said in L speech in water
for! this evening that he and his cot
leagues will 20 back to Par.lment with
a determination to DO their utmost tn
oust the government They will insist
that no British business be- transacted
until home rule shall have been grantei
, , Ir.I4pl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

BRUSSELS. January 22.-DurinG con-
cert in a cafe AZ Iumez. three miles north
Of Charlcroi, last evening. bomb WIS
thrown into the middle of the nan. lhe
missile exploded. Wreckng the furniture
ard extinpuishing the lights. several per
sons were hurt Ly dying splinters, etc,
and others were thrown down and tram
MED upon I'm a panic which followed the
EXPLOSION 80 one, however, was Sc
riouslV I'm iurtl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Not 81 Curious M That.
Crexas SiftingsD

II would like TO know very much" re-
marked Moses Schaumburg to Pete Am
sterdam, N my brudder sam wash an
honest man"
I'm tell you how TO find out If he Is
honest or not" responded Pete. Next
time you go of on the train take him
along 10 the depot and just before the
train leaves give him ten-dollar bill and
tell him to change II. II he comes back
with the change, then he Is presumably
hCLest."
"Eut ven he don't come pack?'
Then you lose your So"
did you suppose for moment, Mr..
Amsterdam, dot ! vas completely eaten
up nit curiOshlty?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
An Oftcp l,,sipueIts

WASHINGTON. January 22.-Chief-
Clerk Josephus DAM ls OF the Interior
Department has resigned. and tomorrow
morning will be succeeded By Captain
Arthur Barnes. Mr.. Hani Is goes to
Raleigh, y. G., 10 take chage OF his
paper. thc News and Observer. His sue
cessor, Captain Earnes has been for
many years conhd ntial seer tary to
senator Ransom, Of North Carolina. and
is said 10 be in every way fitted for the
responsible position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

MT. STERLING, KY. January o.
This evening Jam $ Roach and DICK
For man wer, arrested here, charged
with lynchng Thomas Blair Roach is Il
young tailor, and Foreman is "A convict,
who. after serving ten years Of an
eighte en-ycar sentence, was paTOled. lie
says he did not help 10 hang Blair. but
admits that h. was in 9th r mobs. There
Is some excitement over the arrests, and
the iail is doubly guarded tonight. D.
tectiye Drak- says he has positive proof
that the prison rs are guilty. John
PrangbOrn. the principal witness against
them, is under II guard of six men to-
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

SAN FRANCISCO, CAI4, JGnulry II
\ severe snOw-storm has been raging On
the line Of the Central Pacific railroad
for the last twentyf0ur hours the snow
being twenty-five feet deep On level at
Summit ON the Shasta route formda-
BILE avalanche Of snow has occurred at
upper Soda Springs. near Dunsmu.r,
burying the track sixty feet deep under
snow. bushes and rocks. Hundreds Of
men are now clearing the track. but /:
j. not expected to DE clear for two days.
TAe river 1t Napa CITY has overfoweI
It's banks, AMI the best portion Of the
city IS inundated. In Sonoma county
several bridges have been swept away
and the roads are impossible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
IyrecI,acc from f,,e Prescott.

LONDON. January 22-The medicine
chest of the British steamer Prescott.
which sailed from sunderland December
elth for Marseilles. together with IA poi-
trait Of the first mate OF that vessel.
has been washed ashore on the coast OF
Lincolnshire. Wreckage from this ship
has been reported previously from Flam-
borough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
No trouble occurred on the line during the
THE THIRD BRIGADE.

ALBANY. y. Y. January 22.-General
Oliver, commanding officer OF the Third
Brigade. has notified the companies in his
brigade TO be ready to respond to n fur
,her call for troops 10 20 to Brooklyn.
STRIKE SUPPORT IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. MD. January 2-Dss-
trict Assembly No. II. knights OF Labor.
Baltimore. las, night resolved - support
the striking street-car men In Brooklyn.
ReSp lfs,oDs TO this effect were adopted
after II had been stated that an agent
of car company was In Baltimore en-
gaglng men 10 90 TO Brooklyn to take
the places Of strikers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

The editor OF one OF the leading medi-
cal journals says: Il believe thar great
mai jrity OF the common throat and ilns
troubles come from the lodsment OF as
easa microbes within the mucous mem
branes OF the mouth" Use Quratol Con-
centrated, diluted according TO directions,
as gargle. 1t will destroy the microbes.
and prove n successful remedy for sore
throat. swollen tonsils. and al innam-
nations OF the throat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

States Supreme Court to-day for wri.s
OF habeas corpus for the reca'citrant
Sugar Trust investigation witnesses. AT
the instance Of ex-senator Ednunis
Of counsel for the applicants, the hear
ing was postponed.
The court took the papers OF the ap-
pllcants. and Solicitor-General Maxwell
who represented the government was
notified that be could file a brief In op-
position to the granting Of the writ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
EXpLAN NATION.
LONDON

LONDON. ENG. January 22.-The
Morning Pos. VIII tomorrow pub
l!eh dispatch from Athens explaining
the resignation Of the Greek ministry.
The dispatch says that the Premier conf
planned % the King Of the appearance
Of the Crown Prince A. popular Demon
s.~lt.3n. ana OF his advising the military
and police not q interfere. The minister
thought thl, action on the part 81 the
Crown Prince Indicated that the govern
ment had los; the conii1ener II the Crown,
AMI they therefore resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Snlit the Century In Three Parts,

And about one ard third of the last or
these represents the term Of popularity
OF Hostetter's Stomach i3itters. the most
highly sanctioned and widely-known
remedy In existence for dyspepsia. lack
of stamina. liver complaint. constipation;
nervousness. inciplens rheumatism. and
inactivity OF the kidneys. Neither spu-
r,ous imitation or underhand competition
has affected the sale Of this genuine
remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Italy in Africa.

PARIS. January 22.-The Politique Co
loniaIr has reports, not entirely trust
worthy. that the Italian troops have
routed a force Of lo,Vlo Dervishes at
Kassala. kilograms from Massowah to-
day state that quiet prevails at kassala
and in its vicinity. These advices a's'
state that Ras Maugasoia has taken re-
fuce in Temhen. and that his forces have
hppn disparsed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
January Investments

should be- made In paid-up stock OF tne
I,nited Banking and Building company.
II costs you only 50 per share. on whlen
a cash dividend OF per cent. per anhuhi
is paid. and at maturity you can a!,n% a.aw
s,oo n.r share. For further Information
amply at the office OF the company o.
east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
The Ad. and the Cat.
(Niagara FalIs Gazette)

INIdSdTd FdIIs ddITttVT
The great difference between an ad. and
a cat Is that an al. has nine lives while
the cat has not.-Niagara Falls Cataract.
Wrong The difference between an ad.
ana a cat Is that a cat Is said TO havo
nine lives, while II is well-established
fact that an ad. never dies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
nr. Pauu,'. Sccand Lecture Tonight

Il should not be forgotten That pr'
Raum's second lecture viii De given IN
the Masonic Temple tonight al S'V
O'Clock The lecture VIII begin ha.i Az
hour later 50 that those attending ohufsh
s..,,,ic. can ais, come afterwards TO the
lecture. The subject will BE- Egypt; Ex-
rloratjous I'm the Delta, and the Forty
vs,r Nanderlngs of the lsraelites."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
BOURGEoIss HANDIwORK.

LONDON, January 3-The Standards
Paris correspondent gives the compost
ton II the new cabinet approximately. as
follows: VI. Bourgeois. President Of the
Council. and Minister OF the Interior: NJ.
Hanotaux. Foreign Affairs; ". Cochery.
Finance: NJ Cdyaignac. War NJ Lock-
roy. Marine. IL Terrier. Public Works; (;
N. 'DeVernlac. Agriculture. NJ. COmbes.
Public Instruction: NJ. Doumer, Com
merce; Maurice Lebon. Colonies: VI. Le-
ylelie, Justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

ROME. January 22.-The Pope gave au-
diencc to-day 70 Joseph Haywood who.
on behalf of the United States. thanked
his Holiness for the loan II the Vatican
relies exhibited at the Chicago Fair. Mr..
Heywood later called upon Cardinal Ram
polla. 10 whom he presented letter from
Secretary Gresham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

7 desire 10 inform my friends and the
public generally that have. since MP. w.
II Zimmermann. Jr.'s, resignation. as
sumed the management Of Sanger Han
Restaurant January ls,. and am equipped
and prepared to furnish banquets and sup,
pers I'm best style, a. well as cordia1
welcome 10 this popular resort.
SANGER HALL RESTAURANT
JOSEPH B. WINTER. Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Not koiye, the Iriier-Wrifer.

BERLIN. January 1.-THE report that
Leberecht Won KolZe formerly master ot
ceremonies. fought duel three days ago
with Baron Won Schrader. the incumbent
Of that Office. Is erroneous. Baron Won
Schraders opponent was Dietrich Won
Kolze. a cousin OF Leberecht Won kolZe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Mayoralty of Savannah.

SAVANNAH. GA. January 22.-Her-
man Myers was today elected Mayor OF
savannah over DR.. William Duncan by
90 majority. The contest was one OF the
bitteres, in the city's history. 1t was the
first election under the new ballot law.
which Is similar ID the Australian law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

DCNklRk, y. Y, January 22.-Early
this morning this section w1s visited by a
genuine blizzard. The mercury has fallen
nearly 80 degrees since last night. 4
heavy snowfall is being piled up high
By the wind, and business is at a stand
still The railroads are experiencing
much Inconvenience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

ROME. January 22.-The political par
ties in Italy are preparing for general
election. The Socialists have selected AZ
candidates a number Of their comrades
who were sentenced TO imprisonment for
tak!nl. part In the riots in Sicily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

SUPPOSE IT DOES COST ONE DOf~
LARP Don't BE- "penny-wise and pound
foolish" through taking for your cough
medicine that YOU know nothing about.
when one OF lOug-cstablif reputation
and proven quality Ike Or. u. Jaynes
ENpectorant can Doe had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
A DIaaafroua Cyclona.

MEMPHIS. TENN. January "A cy-
clone yesterday afternoon at Pigott. Ark.
killed two men. and seriously injured nine
persons At Mcca!ne's mill. two miles
south OF Psgott several dwellings were
demolished, and eleven persons injured.
two OF whom will die
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
IacIsun Accent. Mitcheirs Challenge.

LONDON. January 22.-Peter Jackson
has accepted Charley MitchelFs chaieng :,
on condition that the iisnt take place AT
the National Sporting club. and the stake
be fl,D0J pounds a side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Analogy from the Porte.

CONSTANTINOPLE, January 1.-THE
Porte has apologized 10 Sir Philip currie.
the British Ambassador. for the arrest OF
Postmaster Cobb, and the incident is thus
ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

PARIS. January 22.-After an extended
Interview with President Faure. NJ. Bour-
gcois definitely agreed to make another
attempt to construct IL Cabinet. il IL be-
HcVed that Locliroy. Doumer. Carrien,
and ITanotaux Will accept portfolios.
LATER.-MN. HanotauX. Lockroy,
Cavaignac. Cochery. and DOumer, and
Senator's Combes and Deverniac have
agreed 10 accept portfolios under Bour-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

ATHENS. January 22.-The Greek Min
istry has resigned
Tho resignation is due TO the Kings
refusal e. acccGe 10 the Ministers re-
quest to dissolve Parliament as the best
way to solution Of the economic pro-
I.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
A Little Awkward.

(ChicaSo TrlDune.)
Acquaintance. Mr.. Bullion. let me intro
duce my friend Smith. I've just been
telling him how you made your pile.
Mr.. Bullion Slightly deaD: Glad to
krow you, Major Pyle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

be sure and use tnat old and wen..nea
remedy, Mrs. winslow's soothing-syrup
for children teething. II soothes 70" .. sn,a.
softens the gums. allays all pain cures
wind-collc, and is The best remsa' '''
d,arrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Dynamite I'm Italy.

MILAN. January PA bomb was eN-
ploded near the residence OF a certain
banker in this city to-day. No damage
was done. Later an uneXploded bomb
was found
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Iors church,,,,. Cond,tion.

LONDON. January @.-Lord Randolph
Churchill had another sinking spell just
before midnight tonight, and the doctors
were hastily summoned to his bedside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
h MILIrIAMEN FIRE
Shoot 10 Kill in Several Instances
al Brooklyn.
YORK CITY MAN FATALLY HURT.
bth Regiment Boys Blaze Away
Without Excuse Near Midnight.
ATlON FOR COMPANIES BETTER.
TTOcDS on The Whole and the Police
Do Good Service
af0TING ALL DAY LONG.
IA Mbd Gases. However, II Il SlOPped
j SlGri Of M'lcasncsM
a M),i Eases, HOw'rrr, II Il stopped
SlGri Of NilcuSnes%
rlCs gry LATER THiy HERETOFORE


% 49,.
A''i'-'-\' l. ~ '"""'''
au'-G' 'nerh McNiPn ahi '''heI MAT
vr Governor Mogtpn's military serre-
....- l.f. fr Er5,tl-n to-day on a spe-
80 49,. ,..to,,
ar AiJu'tht ''"'''i '''N '''H ''''"
seer consultation 10y tcl'ph'ne WIN
n,v,r S.a.crcn auI with Governor Nor
Tn Tho Governor thought Il would he
| ....i e., l..,..-.i ,t,,l,in ., visit Hrook-
.,...,.t,.,
|" ' ..,,,
| Governor Morton IS anxious lor an cary
s..t'cmen, NJ jhe trouble. aui he VIII be
,,..,...l ~ ,ha STATE Of .ni.rs by the
| ,...., -, ,,.r, rc.,r, horo
- '''''' .., ~,
On Si''''' '"''' ''''
Go.rtpor aas received protests from HD'r
examinations against has calling ont the
4.,,. tr..os. and Will shortly answer the
,..t...ff.., +r,, WIS but his duty.
,,,. ,,,o
un',r tae 'VhSdlu'l-"' u ~ ''' '''
militia
The Governor to-day received me 10
t..n., ,.if.. from Mayor Schiercn. oi
,.,.... ,..,i., w. written Yesterday
r....,r ..r,,,,,.,-
y desire - 'h'nN you ''' 80 I'M
rcss I'm accciins II my request ''' '''.''
llu.i troops The First Brigade FeI'I'r'
....,....y and arc now on duty.
.. ... ,.,- 90 y.ri,iu., e.,ry,hinc IS
,..,,f.3 -o le ouiet. ana the calling out
.,,.t..., ,,r.. ~ tha Nati0nal
g. '' ,..-.. ,
Guard seems 90 have had saluicrr ci-
A-t
a., ,.,,.. .b,, g., n f.u J,vs NJ most the
,n
"''-' .,.. nm
IhpJANo i'INi'l w. Ni-N
TROY. y. y, January Inc coh-
noudan.s of TIE sixth, Twelfth. and
rveu,.-nrsf separate companies. this
e.,v. have received orders T. he ready %
,t4rt for Brooklyn at a mJments No
;le
HUDSON COMPANY. TOO
IU-Ds0N. y. y. january 22.-The
,r,,..,-v-frirI saulrt.e clfnyIny, Of this
civ. received an order today o. report
a. their armory w,h q uniforms. cam?
oa.ot. ana three days ra'.ous. ready TO
,..ov, A. "a moments notice t. EruoNlyn.
.,.,.,.,.r,,.>- cr,p1ot-s
- '' ,.,-.
BRppkiN y, January - ~ S'''' c.,, ~
tbs morning "a~ most S'I'''a' &
tr'-Is Lad been hf'i upon "''a'N'" W."
f'oneS. bTlckhffs ana ntNrr hii--.''7 u"-
der cover of darkness 1ni ic-. lhry ht'
hcroically faced th' ro'ors mons ana '''
wonder IS that ihr} Nl'hh''H '"'" j.
dozen times under serious pfoNo'""v".
Thcy had III. charged N'H'fT '('' '",
heads Of crowds. they hAi l"hh'd S.'.t'
Eanss with hay'n't-' 'h'N h'' 40 '''''
thing hnt thG"' I''l', n""', ,.. o., ,n,,
~, ,..., y..rt =, i,,f,re any one:
~, ,b.v ,.,'i,.I mat frirs AT a crowd
-, tho ,r.t.al,e maimi.s and death
- ,,,.,.y r.r.,ns III. added. h5wel r.
,t,t II ltiv demanded ii his men would
f-. oo tho ruobe.
TN. poiut has now been reached when
,,-t.tr,rc. ceases to De "a virtue. Tho
IRONS l4Ne been ordered % fire uuon any
,er..n seen throwing a uussiie or shooting
.I.,.. -H.r..- l.,.. t..r- have. h..u de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
A Hare Opportunity

Is offered in the auction sale today p'
J. Thompson Brown x 60. OF ihs bES-
VTDERE HALL property 10 SCu'e o'
REST PAYING REAL ESTATE ia 'he
WEST END.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

Parties having money 20 lend can nni
short or Iorg-tlme real estate notes. WIZ
good rates Of interest, by applying 20 vs.
THE FINANCE TRADING CONPANf'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

LONDON. January 22.-Edward Sa!o>
mon, the cOmpOs OF comic opera, cied
of typhoid-fever here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

We will invest money for parties nas.~3
money 70 lend on real estate or on -
coll3tersls. co,,pANH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

YOU VIII never have again-to Duy az
auction the BEST-PAfINo s1on@
PROPERTY IN the West Emo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

WASHINGTON, d. c., January ~
Petitions were presentsd TO tns uniteo