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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
LUNA GOES THROUGH THE SHADOW
The Eclipse OF the Moon Came ""
on Schedule Time.

The moon, according TO schedule, wehl
into eclipse last night. and took just six
hours and twenty minutes from the time
It entered the penumbra, or outer shadow.
until It emerged on the other side. Though
entirely buried I'm the shadow. the noe
turnal luminary was never invisible, Tor
she sloWei with a coppsr-colored light
which was bright enough "a render some
Of tho chief marks on her surface discern
able TO the naked eye.
The heavens were perfectly clear, ana
tho phenomenon was witnessed by Hooks
Of peOpe on almost every corner.
Though. OF course. an Interesting event,
4 total eclipse Of the moon e. not Of much
Importance. II Is due alone 10 the inter
position OF the earth between the sun and
the moon. and * II much more frequency
than an eclipse Of the sun. The sun Is =
nighttime under our feet, on the other
side Of the earth. and the earth throws
long shadow upward. II the moon enters
into this shadow II Il plain that the sun
light Is partly or wholly cut off, and since
the moon shines by no Hight ~ her own,
but only by borrowed Hight from the sun.
II follows that when the moon Is buried
in The shadow all the direct Hight is in
tercepted and she must lose her bril-
larcy. Thus we have what Is called n
lunar eclipse which Is total II the moon
be entirely In the shadow. and partial If
the moon be only partly Swallowed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
Monument 90 Young George nnhcn,

= very handsome granite monument
has been erected over the grave Of young
George H. Bahtn in Mt Calvary Gene
te.v. Il will be remembered that .cuns
Bahen died last March in Washington
from injuries sustained IN a game of
football played in the national capital
last Thanksgiving day.
The shaft is Of Chesterfield granite ana
The work was executed by Louis FaO.eio.
II is Of Corinthian style, seventeen feet
hlrh, avld "A magnificent specimen OF
granite work.
ON the east side is the following In
scr.pton. George -. Bahen Born Jan.
r.. 1874. Died March . 1895. at washing
ton. u. c.. from Injuries sustained on
Thanksgivlnc Day, 1894. In hcroicaliy up
holding the Blue and Gray Of Georgetown
on the field OF Athletics
Just below the above Is the following
from a set Of resolutions passed by Tie
students OF Georgetown College:
Gentle. brave, pious, patient, chiVal-
rcus. ne was the idol Of his home, the
pride Of his college. and the comfort "i
his church.-By his class mates
Above the inscription r. an eNceilent
pictu~e Of the deceased athlete burned To
china. and set IN the granite. The pie
ture was made IN Germany
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
Paul MeCrdle Passed Away on The Old
SMALLPOX Farm Yesterday.
WAS THE CAUSE.


Mr. Paul McGrale, a plain bachelor
farmer. who for the past eight years
has rented the old smallpox hospital
farm from tn city, died a death Of agony
yesterday afternoon.
4 few days ago he was suddenly seized
with Mysteries and commissions, and every
symptom 81 the trouble pointed to hydro
phobia. Or. Warmer was the first ply
stefan 10 reach the sufferer, and he real
lied his precarious condition, and Or.
William r. Oppenhimer. president Of the
Board Of Health Of tn city. was called
in. Both physicians after having made
very careful analysis OF the case. con-
cluled that Mr. McGrale was suffering
from rabies.
BITTEN BY HIS DOG
Some time ago while attending to his
duti about the farm Mir. McGrale was
bitten by one Of his dogs Only a few
nights before this a mId-dog had prOwled
over the farm. ana had bitten q hog. and
also the canine. which had IN turn at
tackled the farmer himself Mr.. McGral.
did not apprehend any serious results
from the slight scratches upon his limb,
and only few days ago began TO show
symptoms ~ the dreadful malay. ny
drOphohia. In the IN an time the hog
and the dog had died. and the miracle
wos that the rabies were not general
among the inhabitants ~ the place Mr..
McGral- suff red violently before death
came ana relieved him. He physicians
worked faithfully and untiringly upon
him. but % no avail
MR.. MGRALES FUNERAL
The funeral Of Mr.. McGrale will take
place at II O'Clock this morning from
Blley's undertaking establishment. on
east Main street The deceased was I'm
the 10Th year ~ hi' age. and was an or
DERBY and hilhiy-respected citizen Of the
county. He took charge ~ the old small
p0x farm right after that epidemic WIS
h re several years ago. and has lived
there On comparative solitude ever since.
II is said that he had a great many dogs
and WAS very fond Of them and the re-
markable part OF the circumstance Is
that hydrophohia only reached one of
them. The farm f. located only three
miles from the city. of enters road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
city Hall Court News.

Suits were entered In the city Circuit
Court yesterday as follows:
r. Wandenburg against r. III. Kent and
Samuel JOhnes for 800.
r. r. Ezekiel against I. L. Campbell
for $40.
= A. Ezekiel against Il. u. Lee for
si3j g.
T.. A. Ezekiel against w. \. q. Cole
for siilf0
f. \. Ezekiel against william Winsheld
for sl99li
At the termination Of the fiscal year.
August 3lst. the Law and Equity Court
has had SO cases brought before 1t. ~
which number fifty-ons were filed I'm Au-
gust.
Judge Minor, who Is now in the city
VIII open the court on Monday, when the
docket will BE- read and all the dates on
which tho cases are TO b. tried will be
set
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
IN THE BRITISH HOUSE.
armsni.,--snssorn-i NnybrtcE's
GaSe--Rtckar5.

GnSe--ittckar5.
LONDON September BIN the House
~ Commons to-day Mr. George n cur
con Under Foreign Secretary. stated
the communications which had been re-
ca,ved from the Porte relative 10 the re-
accumulation Of the system Of govern
ment IN Armenia were not satisfactory.
Tho proiect Of the new Armenian organi-
zation has not received the Official support
OF Germany. Austria. and Italy, he said.
but the Powers were In sympathy with
the movement, and had. IN an unofficial
way. advised Turkey Of their favorable
consideration OF the scheme
Mr.. Curzon declined To state what
course the government would pursue In
tn, case. nor would he undertake TO say
that no action except in a diplomatic
way would be taken without Parliament
belng previously informed thereof.
Ia regard 70 Sassoun. he said no Diff
Guilty was experienced IN the distribution
OF relief
SIR William Ridley. Home Secretary.
stated that the Home Onice had no power
10 order a public inquiry under judicial
forms In the case Of Mrs Maybrick, now
fcrying A life sentence IN Working prison
sor the murder Of her husband.
In regard T. the conviction and I'M
prisonment Of the Engllshman, Rickarl.
in Honolulu. Mr. Curzon said 1t was
learned that puor 70 the instruction IN
Hawaii In which Ricklri took part. no
had abandoned his British nationality.
and the government had. therefore, no
ground for Interference IN his case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
MANY COTTON-M,LLs.
North Carolina Has 40 of Them In
OperatiOn.

RALEIGH. y. C.. September 3-The
state Agricultural Department to-day is
sued valuable bulletin, giving lists or
au manufacturing enterprises In North
Carolina. That portion or IL which Is
OF greatest Interest Is In regard 10 cot
ton-mills. This shows that eleven mills
are now I'm course OF construction; that
me stock in eight more has been sub
scribed and that li9 are now In opera
ton. spinning or weaving. Besides these
there are twelve knitting-mills. one silk
min. one towel-mil!. four bag-mills, and
one mandatory Of sash-cord and cord
ing There are thirteen wooilen-mllls in
operation. The toal OF all Is l92.
Alarance county leads, having p cot
,on-mills: Castor has n: Randolph, IS.
and Meckienburg. IS. There are mills
IA Il Of the 80 counties.
There are reported 1900 looms and 1885,
90 spindies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
Old Point Excursion.

The regular Sunday morning excursion
train OF Messrs Belly q Clash over the
Chesapeake ana ohio carried down 4
large crowd last Sunday. These eXcur-
sions have proved a great success 10 the
managers and great pleasure 70 their
natrops. Nessrs. Bailey & Clash have
nice arrangements for the eNcursionists
a. visit Norfolk, Virginia Beach. Ocean
view. and the capes Their next train
leaves next Sunday. September S.a, NJ $50
sharp.
- the season IS drawing 10 close,
those who wish TO go had better avail
themselves Of the opportunity mkt sun
day.
The Ladies' Society Of Union-Station
Methodist Church carried ak weil-loaded
coaches down TO Old Point yesterday on
Il nlcnIc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
Who VIII succced Rev. DIR. sledd'

Tn members u Centenary Mothodist
chuxh are much exercised as to who viii
succeed Rev DR. 5 edd, their present
pastor When conference meets again this
minister Will have served out his fuil
term Of four years. ana viii be trans
f.rred to another field. 1t is hoped that
Rev. Or Coke Smith, now pastor Of the
CRANKY Street church. IN Norfolk, will
succeed Or. Sieid. but the realization OF
that hope Will II Is said. depend upon
circumstances Lynchburg seems TO have
the first pull on the conference. and II
or Sledd goes 10 Court-street church. IN
that city, pr Coke Smith VIII probably
come TO Richmond. Blu, II Dr. sledd goes
10 Norfolk. Or. Smith viii probably 30 10
Lynchburg. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
covcruor o'verrnII M His cfce.

Governor OFerrau was az his Office at
the Capitol yesterday having returned
from Blue Ridge Springs on the Norfolk
and Western train. which reached me
city about s o'clock IN the morning lie
found a erolt deal Of accumulated bust
n.ss. but went right 10 WORK. and VIII
soon catch up with such matters as have
not Vet been attended 10. The Governor
Is looking fresh and vigorous. and says
u. has been much benefited in health.
HIS family did not accompany him home,
but will remain at the springs two weeks
longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
Heir to nm Estate ~ Millions.

The Gait (Ontario) Reformer publishes
me following. which will prove interesting
70 many Virginians:
Recently adyices were received IN
America Of the death in South Africa Of
a man named Mccoy. who has left
fortune of se00o0.1JO to American heirs.
Mr.. w. $ Mccoy, Of Richmond. Va IS
one of the heirs. and n will ehortiy
sail for Africa 20 claim his portion OF
the fortune lie Is now in correspondence
with the American Consul In Africa. and
lq assured that he VIII be successful In
his mission 70 that country"
The Mr.. Mccoy referred t. as being
one OF the benehclariee Of this estate ts
now In Woodstock. ont, where ne Is
the agent of the rimmons oil Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
COUCH Committee MEETINGS.
Ladies' TO Have the tSe of the AR
,uor,--'Yi,c CIV Accountant.

mOry-Vhc CITY Accountant.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings convened in regular session last ev-
Ming. Chairman Epps presided and a
great deal Of routine business was trans
acted. The body decided to grant the
use Of the drill-han Of the Regimental
Afm0ry 10 the ladies' II the Home for
Incurablos for the purpose OF holding
fair.
\ regular meeting Of the Committee on
First Market WAS held last night. Nothing
Of public importance was done.
The first me ting Of the special com
mittee "a "a city accountant took place
Yesterday afternoon. There were present
u ssrs Epps. Branch, and Starke. MI
E9gs was elected chairman. and an In
formal discussion Of the question o.. AN
,<ptrt book-kecper and examiner for the
city was lad. and il was finally hecid
mat a number Of other cities should be
written 10 and ordinances concerning such
am Official secured. that the commitie
,ni..,t have some definite plans in regare
TO this matter TO go upon from the start.
In their deliberations this special COM
mittec will have tn assistance and advice
az the city Attorney and Of such an eX-
pert book-kc per as they may select
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
LOVELY AFTERNOON WEDDING.
Miss Mallory bccOmeH the bride on
Wr. Jrnxtou. Of This city.

4 lovely home wedding took place at
{ o'clock yesterday afternoon at the resi-
donce of Mrs. Virginia Mallory. No. $40
north Thirty-second street. The bride
was Miss Louise Randolph Mallory.
daughter IF Mrs Virginia Mallory, and
the groom vas Mr.. Augustine Gillian
Hraxton Both the young people are Of
THIS City. The ceremony was performed
r. u.v DR. Hoge, OF the Second Ireshy-
terrain church.
The bride. a handsome brunette, was
attired IN travelling gown Of brown
with hat and gloves To match.
The groom IS a prominent young bust
nce.-man Of this city. Air Robert Carter
Braxton. his brother, acted as best man.
The young couple received numerous
handsome presents.
Amid showers OF rice ana good wishes
Nh and Mrs. BraXton left on the Old
Dominion steamship for an extended
northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
10 sail the Ocean Hue.

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Braxton. Mr.. W.
: GIL. Mr.. W. y. Donnan. Mr.. q. a.
Kass. Miss r. Chamberlin, General l."
NJ. Peck Mr. and Mrs. c +. Aron' Mrs
k. Gruber Mrs a. Stalker, Mrs. war
wick. Misses Lanisan, Miss II. \ Guy
kendall. Miss Lula Hart. Mrs. OSBORN
Mis- Resch. Mrs. James Benton MI
Beattie. Misses Beattle, MIR. r. a. Burn
ham. MI r. Kelley, Mr. \. Lewis MT.
:. A. Snydam. Mr.. :. ii. Mann, Mr.. IT.
\. Hunter, Mr.. H. y. Woods. Mr. II.
q. Brooks, Mr.. :. Fra!enburgh. Mr. J. ;.
Ni0wry. Mr. \. Simon. SIR Philip Marion.
Mrs. ~ c. Dampman. and Mr. ard
Ms. VI. c. Armour left for New York
yesterday by the Old Dominion Line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
Walking Around the World.

Ludwig wentworth. Fritz Meyer. Bert
Feldmsn. and Max Weissener. VINO passed
through Fredericksburg yesterday morn
ING are on d trip around the world on
foot They are TO go around in two years.
They left New York city August lbih.
without a cent in their pockets. and de-
fray their expenses by giving concerts.
,rbev viii arrive In Richmond tomorrow
about . o'clock, and VIII give concert
,n the evening. The first two young men
ore good musicians. II the pedestrians
,naLs the trip within the specified time
,bev are 10 receive s2.0o each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
uida for stnir Printing.

Mr. ! II. O'Bannon. Superintendent Of
puhlic Printing for the State OF Virginia,
invites sealed proposals for the printing
binding and ruling for the state or Nir-
einla Tor one year from October J. 1875.
BIDS will be received up . noon Thurs
day. September 18th, and contractors VIII
be required to enter into pond WIN Sc
curity. to be approved By the secretary
OF the Commonwealth, for the prompt
and faithful execution Of their contracts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

gether they passed most pleasant day.
some of the members OF the post viii
leave at o'clock this morning by the
old Dominion steamship for New York;
Others will take the early train for Wash
ington. In which city they Will spend seve-
raj days. and stili others Will remain In
Richmond until Friday next, when they
Will return home by boat.
1t was inadvertently stated In the DIS
patch OF yesterday that the Rev. Father
Brosmnn, who accompanies the veterans,
was attached to the 81. James Protest
ant Cathedral in Brooklyn. Father Bros
man * a priest Of the Catholic church'
and is pastor Of st. James Pro-CatnedraL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

ROME. September 3.-King Humbert re-
viewed the troops and witnessed the MILL
tia manoeuyres AT Manila yesterday Ac-
companied by queen Margheretta. he
started FOR Munietska. his Majesty being
on horseback. The horse which the King
was riding stumbled and FELL throwing
his rider with some violence 10 the
ground. The King. who was fortunately
unhurt remounted his horse and proceed
"a an bis tourney
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

4 distinct innovation. as far as Rich
mond is concerned, has just been instl-
tuted I'm the way Of picnics a four-in-
hand tally-ho will leave Fourqurean-
Price Company's store. on Broad street,
each afternoon during the month OF
September tor Glen Allen. The route VIII
zoe via Brook Turnpike 10 yellow Tavern.
and thence by Mountain road. Tea VIII
be served on the lawn 1t Forest Lodge,
and the return Will be by the Richmond,
Fredericksburg. ana Potomac railroad
on the train due to arrive in the city at
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

The Richmond bankers and brokers are
Iook,og forward 20 an unusually brisk
money market. 4 prominent banker said
Yesterday that while the present state OF
The money market was not active. he look
ed for a material change In the fall. The
reports from North Carolina and other
southern States concerning the cotton.
grain. and tobacco crops Indicate an early
corning good demand for money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
walker Light Guards Outing.

The Walker Light Guard. when Is oe'-
ter known IN the community as captain
Frank Cunningham company, utiiiHcn
I.abor-Day FOR its annual outing anu
target-practice. The soldier lads p.chleAeu
al Forest Hi Park. Mr.. }. I. "ecNerl
1',o'.s.ded In winning the gold medal Of
fsred Nv the company Tor being the best
.so. refreshments wer. served, after
,,bich dancing WIS INDUCED In until
iefe hour. when the crowd returned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
Petty Thieves at Work.

Petty thieves have been getting In
I,ttle work in their lire during the last
Few DAYS. They entered Moses Rigsns's
place. Seventeenth and Franklin streets
Tuesday night, and made on with arg
amount Of that merchants wares. The
Same night thieves paid Mr.. q. K. Tay-
Ior's house. 23)s east Grace street, visit
and helped themselves 70 lot OF fine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
Tho knights Have Returned.

The PARTY OF knights Templar Of Com
nandery No. -, VINO went 10 Boston by
hoa, returned Monday. and report having
mad a royal time. They say they were
the recipients Of many ~irtesies from
fine people OF Boston. especially among the
members OF 81. Johns ana Newport com
manderies and the Ancient ana Honor
ahla Artillery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

Grand Entertainment al Cool Spring
church THURSDAY, September 8. 1895. con-
sia,irg Of lawn-party and tournament AZ
,.3O =. NJ. and charades az i. NJ. Re-
freshments al city prices. Proceeds 70 10
used in building a public hal al New-At-
lee. Round-trip fare from Richmond. .
cent- Trains leave at 2:3o and 5.N i. Al.
Tickets good to return following morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

The veterans OF Devin Post started out
early yesterday morning on their tour OF
insnection. They divided up into Email
uert,es and visited the numerous places
az interest In and around the
city. They were escorted in most cases
by old Confederate veterans. and to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

terms for murder In the second degree.
They are Walter V. Keen. who has been
sentenced for fourteen years: Andrew
Keen. for seven years. and John Keen.
for five years.
Sheriff r. s. Campbell. OF Fluvanna.
also turned over Easily Coleman. who f.
sent for three years for attempted as
satIlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
Fatal sedon-Dny Accident.

BERLIN, September 3.-During the HUI
mination at Breslau in honor Of Sedan
Day yesterday grenade she'll supposed
10 be empty exploded with great violence,
I,lllns several persons and injuring four.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

THE BRANTON," BASIC CITY, VA
THE ASHEViLLE OF VIRGINIA"
,,,m make A reduced rate for September
s,d October. open until the 18th Of DC.
,cher Address, c. w. Smith, Propri-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
utc,,mouScrst I'm New York.

NEW YORK. September 3.-tspeciai.)-
7. j. Rosen;hai. Marlborough; +. NJ.
courtney and NJ II. Chalkloy. Rartholii;
J. Marcuse and W. ID. Meyer, MARI
borough: n. Il. Stone. Imperial, W. u.
Nelson, Metropoliie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
4. u. Guleon. Attorney.
CITIZENS REPORT.

~ u. p"tfhNf AAibiI'|s
CITIZENS REPORT.
Here IS the report referred to in the
petition;
We the undersigned. respectfully re-
port that we have examined tho contracts
of the Richmond standard Telephone
Company. and find that they have secured
more than one thousand valid and uncon-
di'ional subscriptions % The exchange pro-
posed to b. established 10y them in The city
Of Richmond. The list Of subscribers cX-
aWir,l by us embraces fair proportion
of th. representative business ana pro-
fes-'oral men of the cities Of Richmond
and Manchester
We have neither II us any interest IN
lhe said company. ana have simply count
cd these contracts az the request Of the
company as dis.n'erestel citizens
Respectfully submitted,
(sicncD JACO3 CANS.
Of \. s1ks Z Co;
DAVID 4 AINSIIE;
W. :. COPELAND.
Editor Of the state.
The matter was REFER J 10 the COM
mlitce on streets without discussion.
THE NIADUCT. AGAIN.
4 communication from the residents
~ Church Hu on the viaduct question
vs. D. I.lN ~ 10 ipr committee 'ii ''''
a re-oWtion was adopted requesting me
city Attorney 90 draw up an ordinance
o. govern the riding Of bicycles On the
streets
& motion was introduced looking to the
filing iu OF tho raVine hy the coioreh
alush1use for the purpose - selling the
land. which Is NJ present lying ifle. After
mo slight discussion the motion was
tahi a.
4 petition from the inhabitants Of jack
son Ward FOR improvements TO be maze
in ~ ir streets was presented ana re-
fcrrol 10 the Committee on Streets.
\ request for Information as TO what
hal been done in tho matter OF having
Tenders placed on the strect-c1rs was
ordered 20 BE- sent 20 the street Commit
re. to whom a resolution on the question
was referred
An O.. ctric light was ordered 10 be
pl9ccd at Calvin and Goedin streets.
The Council adj 1urned at il i. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

Twenty drops OF the Genuine ASsosrrsA bir-
rgss manufactured cGiy BY Dr }. q. b. siescrs
& soas, impari delicious nsvor to eosd auaks
sud prevent sil summer diseases
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

orders for printing sent 10 the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tentlon. and the style Of work and prices
will be sure to please you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

ne sure and use that old and well-,riei
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's SOothirg-syrup.
for children teething II soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays all pain. cures
wind-colic. and is the best remedy Tor
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04
More British Wnrships.

GLASGOW. September at Is reported
that the government has ordered the con-
s,ructlon Of five warships in shlp-yards on
the DIVIDE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

are opening this month. and We are pre-
,,area 70 furnish SchOol-Books and School
supplies at the lowest prices, Wholesale
"a ,e,ail HUNTER & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-04

Yesterday morning Sherin James
CHARLES. Of Buchanan county, delivered
three conyicta al the penitthtiary 10 serve