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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
IN THE FIRST DEGREE,
The Verdict ia the 'ulpeper hufa"
Trial.

CTLPEPER. VA. November 10y
cial)-The trial Of Harry Chapman -
ored) for the murder OF HtnD fea'f
also colored). which has claimed W.,
tention OF our County court sn'- ~,
last. came 10 a close this Afternoon
prisoner confessed % he klIAs 49,
his counsel could DO was t0 lsA 4. ~.
al the hands OF the jury. iN
was 50 foul that verdict Ni b..
the first degree was tne .it f-
fury could render, though iNrt
"a In their rooms for nearly i-.
Major G. ". Waite ani Af ~.
Grlmsley were counsel i0f Ne ..
They are both young men, DIT.
their first murder trls - ...-
most favorable lmpr " . 30
smoke for four hours H. prs
prisoner since his uirms
ana ne spoke touch.u-.y
devotion a. him. MT JU.l D.. '. !.
addressed thc jury in ..'
half bv Request. ..,,,
SIR. John l.. jeffrey comm b..
Attorney. in clOsNE i.n ,.
sreech N his he H.s f..e 3
devotion and regard re hti ....
trends Of tn criminal N 81.
bv Chapman throlsloat ai ~
est appeals that hai been N..
I'm this case, was most tAt..7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
MAXWELL REPORTED N CHICAGO.
lie Is SHid to lie Seeking POSI-
ton with ~ Company There.

Mr.. Maurice w. Thomas, who has just
returned from Chicago, brings the news
that Mr.. G.. 5. Maxwell, the electrician, is
in that city. He did not see him. but the
most convincing assurance was given him
OF MaXwells presence.
MIR Thomas who IL now manager or the
Old Dominion. was for some time an oi'l-
Ger of the Mason company, of which Max
well was manager, and they saw a GOOD
deal of each other. While In Chicago Mr.
Thomas called upon Mr.. keelyn. the pres
dent OF the Western Telephone COnstruc-
ton Company. and during "A conversation
Mr.. MaXwelis name was mentioned by
Mr.. Thomas. whereupon the telephone
company president said: Maxwell has
applied for a position with US, and We
are now considering his application On
Mr. Thomas rcmarkng that II was
thought Mr. Maxwell was In Canada, Mr.
Keelyn said, NO. not bit of IT, II you
want TO see him | can have him here in
the course Of an hour
The Chicago people had heard nothing
Of the alleged marriage proceedings Of
Maxwell. and only knew him from bust
ness point OF view. Mr.. Thomas did not
go back TO follow this talk up, AS he had
no business with Maxwell. and there was
10 special reason why he should see him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
NOVEMBER, 2s, is,,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
ALEXANDRA DUMAS DEAD.
sketch of His Career nv Novelist and
Dramatisf.

PARIS. November 27.--Alexandre Dumas
is dead.
Early in the evening NJ Dumas rallied
sufficiently TO create a belief that he
would live at least several hours. About
o'clock he asked for tea. which was given
10 him He then had sufficient strength
10 raise the cup 10 his lips without as
sistance. Shortly afterward he had a ner-
vous CONFUSION, and died very suddenly.
a number OF relatives were present.
Alexandra Dumas, son of the great
novelist. was born in Paris. July 2s. 1924.
In his youth he was fond OF writing. and
al II he published a volume of poems.
which, however. possess little literary
merit. His fame was won by La Dame
aux Camellias" C'Camllle"). which APP
peared IN 1878. when he was "a. Four
years later he dramatized the novel. and
the play was even more pronounced sue
cess than the novel. Curtain-raissrs and
plays followed rapidly. and more than
iifty appeared before 1870 in the Paris
theatres He went to his country estate
then. and remained until order was re-
established when he resumed his dra-
matte work lie was installed a member
OF the French Academy February IL: 1875,
and later made commander OF the
legion OF Honor.
About thirty year. ago he married a
noblewoman OF Finland, and has two
daughters. both OF whom are married.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
EXTEND THE FIRsT-sTREET LINE.
Cars to Run to Brond-Double
Track In FultOn-Otber Matters.

The Council Committee on Streets held
a regular business session in Committee
Room No. 5 OF the new City Hall at
6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and seve-
raj important questions were considered.
Those present were Chairman Allen and
Meesrs. Bahen. Bloomberg. Blanks, Fer
ritter. King, Mann, Page, and Mcdowell.
Allegations were heard In cases in
voiv!ns several alley improvements, and
appropriate action was taken.
A petition from S. II. Pulliam and
others, asking for the laying of pipes
in Seventh and other streets. for their
drainage, was referred ro the Ward
Committee for Investigation and recon-
mendation.
Complaint was lodged as to the condi-
ton Of the alley between Broad and
Grace, and Sixth and Seventh streets.
An investigation showed that this was
o private alley over which the committee
had no control. The Council was request
ed to refer the matter to the Board OF
Health to have the nuisance abated.
FIRST STREET LINE EXTENDED
A petition from the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company, asking for per
mission TO extend the tracks OF its FIRST
street line from Clay to Broad street.
was read and considered at length.
Finally an ordinance was recommended
to the Council granting the request, and
requiring the company TO give transfers
10 It's own lines at the intersection at
Broad and First streets. and TO all or
its roads crossing the First-street line.
Mr. Meredith. the City Attorney. was re
oueSted TO prepare such an ordinance,
and eubmit the same.
The question OF whether or not there
should be n single or double track upon
o a Of
deal OF argument. Recently the com
mittee had adopted a resolution providing
for only one track upon that street. but
Yesterday, on motion of Mr.. King. this
action was reconsidered and rescinded.
and a substitute was adopted requiring
the City Railway Company TO have
double tracks upon that thoroughfare
under the terms OF the ordinance con-
corning the city railway.
The double-track resolution was passed
by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Blanks, Bloomberg. King
Mann, and Mcdowell.
Noes-Messrs. Bahen. Ferriter. Page
and Chairman Allen-f.
MINOR COMMITTEE DOINGS.
The matter OF opening Grace street
through the property OF Allison Add
son was taken up, and the city Attor-
ney and Engineer were directed 10 take
the necessary steps TO carry out tbs
previous action OF the Council.
The usual number Of bills on the pay
roll were adopted.
Mr. Mann moved 10 have the steps on
Twsnty-sixth street from Franklin street
extended. and. II necessary. to form an
easier grade at that point. This pre-
vailed.
The City Engineer was directed. on
motion Of Mr.. Page. TO have the rail-
way to do its part In the matter OF
repairing the road-bed on Seventeenth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
THti,HIMER>
OSE-pRICE MOI ~.
PARTIALLY AGGRAVATED.
The Serious Mistake OF Two Middle
Se1 7icrchunts.

The Serious Mistake OF Two Middle
sex Merchants.
BALTIMORE. MD. November E.-(sp'-
clall-Charlcs A. Haley and d. L. Brooks.
Of Sandy Bottom. MidileseX county Va
are lying IN serious condition at the
Continental H0te'. suffering from partial
asphyXiatlou. They blew out the gas In
their room. and for nearly nine hours in
h4l5d the deadly fumes Brooks and lia-
De-, are merchants. They arrived here
4te las, ulent by boat, and after attend
ing 10 some business matters went TO the
hOtel The niglt-clerk show Il them their
room. but neglected TO give fhem instrue-
items as 10 the method OF manipulating
the stop-cOck on the gas-bracket. They
undoubtedly were unacquainted with city
m thods of Illuminating, for the stop
cock was found turned on this morning
when the room was entered.
At 9.i5 o'clock one Of the chamber
maids, while making her rounds. knocked
at the door OF The room occupied by
Brooks and Haley, and. receiving no re-
ply, waited for a moment. She then no
ticed a strong odor Of gas issuing from
the room. and. a porter being sent Tor.
went in. The TWO men were lying on the
u, apparently IieleeS' lHeit piN"s"'"e
had almost ceased. and the porter thought
them dead. He turned off the gas. and
then ran 10 the Office OF Or. Frank L.
Wagner. The Doctor FASTENED 90 the
hotel. and found that Hal-y's pulse had
almost ceased 20 beat. and at first he
thought he would die.
After the Doctor had worked hard for
an hour with the two men Haley showed
signs Of life ard began TO breathe regu-
larry. although he did not regain con-
seriousness.
Or. Wagner expects that both will re-
cover. The Two men had plenty OF money
and checks on various individuals.
Haley had in his pocket a diamond
ring Haley and Brooks came TO Balti-
more 70 buy goods for the holiday season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
ORR CLOAIA~.

Good. honest garments. the smallest fca-
ture in connection is the price-we re
famous for that:
Ladies' and Misses Black Boucle Coats,
large buttons, half satin-lined, ripple
back, this week. $50.
Boucie Short Goats, Black only, mar satlii
lined, large buttons, $40 garment
A beautiful Short Boucle Coat. ripple
back. half-llned. lovely garment,
worth $3.50, for so.
Plain Kersey Short Goats, handsome
pearl buttons. plated back, strapped
seams velvet collars, silk-lined, worth
Ladies short Coats. caterpillar-cloth,
large mandolin sleeves, 2.-satin-lined.
velvet collar. $3.50 value. SD
Short Imitation Persian Lamb coats
strap seams. melon sleeves. ripple
back. a.-satn-lined, large buttons
very stylish, this week. $3.50:
Black Single Capes. Boucle Cloth, Thibet-
edged. passementerie band, satin
lined $3.50.
a full line Fur Capes, from 800 to 80.
our buyer while at the northern markets
picked I'D some excellent values IN
Fur Canes and Short Coats. owing
TO the continued warm weather ana
these. excellent drives VIII be given
our patrons, beginning to-day.
STERLING NOVELTIES.
All o2j-i0l0 fine and very newest Ges .cns.
little things 50 suitable as fcI0dy
sterlina, silver Book-Marks. for &c.
Sterling Silver Naii-Files for lsc.
Sterling Silver GlOVe-iioOks, sc.
Sterling Silver Stamp-BOxes, .sc.
Sterling silver Hail-Curiers, $23S.
Sterling Silver Paper-Cutters, very large
Sterling Silver Smelling Salts, cut-glass,
c,o,iiro silver Pocket Knives-four
Sterling Silver Pocket Knives-two
Sterling siver-Mounted Pocket Combs
Sterling silver Manicure Scissors. sl.2J.
Sterling Silver Nail-Polisher, slsa
Sterling Silver Slipper Horns for N2o.
Sterling silver Clgar-Cutters for '9c.
Scores of other Trinkets suitable Tor
Christmas gifts
SILK NEWS.
Dainty things 10 choose from-the pro-
ductlOns Of some Of the largest SILK
mills I'm the country. Good silks are
made In this country, you know, Know
All g7ia and zoe COlOred China silks, &c.
All 80 and COO Colored China SILKS, ~.
a new line OF Dresden silks, y inches
wide. exceptionally pretty, $50 N'Ine'
An 'V exclusive display Of Evening Bro
caded silks will be found in Front
Window al 81 a yard. Twill Pay YOU
TO examine them. Undoubtedly the
finest values ever offered az the price.
cnk Basket Chlff0ns in White, canary,
Blue. pink. Red. Old Rose. ana lel-
low. for evening wear special price,
hid GLOVES.
Hundreds OF interesting things here. TWO
special items. ,.,.
Ladies' f-Button ktd Gloves IA" VIII
tan stitching. 20. 49,. ,...a
Misses Fur-Top Dcgskin MUS Hhe"'
pc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
MIR. REED Is THE ARCHITECT.
lie VIII Direct the Erection Of the
Theological Seminary buildings.

The Building Committee of the Union
Theological Seminary. to be erected on
Brook road. opposite the residence OF Mr..
Joseph Bryan. after giving careful con-
sideration to the merits Of number OF
architects in various parts of the country
have appointed as architect Mr.. Charles
II. Read, Jr., of this city, a gentleman
who has done a great deal OF work when
is well known in and out of Richmond.
The work before Mr.. Read is an import
ant and extensive one. There Will be four
teen buildings altogether. and they VIII
probably cost 100000 or more. lie mas a.
preparation of his plans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
The Police Court.

In tho Police Court yesterday John
Young (colored was charged with cutting
Frank BenfOrd with a knife, with in
tent TO XII. Young WAS sent on TO the
grand jury.
Henry Flournoy (colored) was charged
with resisting a police officer and being
drunk ard disOrdefly on the street. The
first case was dismissed. but he was nned
SO and costs in the second.
John Walker (cOlored) was fined SO
and costs FOR fast and reckless driving.
Afollie Edwards was charged with as
saultlng and biting Kate GlazebrOck.
Nellie failed 10 put in an appearance, ana
an attachment was accordingly issued for
her.
The case Of Il. j. Perkins. an employee
OF Messrs Page Brothers. charged Win
embezzling and converting to his own
use several sums OF money, was o4s-
missed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
IT, pafrirl.'s Annual hall.

The annual ball and banquet OF ST.
Pa.r!ck's Beneficial and Social Society
was held last night at Corcoran Hall,
ana proved quite "A pleasant event. The
following composed the Committee OF Ar
ranCements, TO whom much Of the sue
cess of the affair was due: Messrs.
Thomas Shea. John Lynch, W. j. Doran,
T. J. PaIater Jr., and Augustus Bucker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Cnrisfinn Liternturc.

The Christian Literature Exchange Will
place a literature stand In the Union De
pot and hold inaugural services at the
Young Mems Christian Association to-day
at y. NJ. in honor of tbs event. Short
addresses will be delivered by Revs. l..
VI. Omer J. Y. Fair, u. D., W. l.. Wright.
and others. The public will be welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
African Methodist Episcopal Confer

PETERSBURG November 27.-(Spe-
ciai)-The thlrtieth annual session Of the
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Confer
cnce OF Virginia and North Carolina,
South, was opened at the Oak-Strcet
church. ln this city. to-day. Bishop j. w..
Hood. ~ Fayetteville. y. c., presiding
Nearly 100 delegates were IN attendance,
and large congregation was present 10
witness the proceedings.
The opening sermon was preached by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Dnmage I'm OiI-Fields.

TOLEDO. o., November 1.-THE hurri..
cane OF Monday night left path OF
wfockage in the ou-telds miles in length.
Dienafches Indicate tremendous losses
everywhere \ conservative estimate
places the number OF derricks down in
Ohio at 5000. and in Indiana at 900. Ex-
perts who have figured ON the loss say
II viii be anywhere from half a million
TO "A million dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
CAPTAIN Dirdsong's 10 crnI.

The funeral of Captain MerJ \. Bird,
song took place yesterday AFTERNOON az
3:9o o'clock from the Second Baptst
church, and the remains were laid 10
rest in Hollywood. The service was cor
Quoted by Rev. Drs. Landrum and Iloge.
The church was filed with friends OF the
deceased conductor. and the floral designs
were both numerous and handsome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Treasury Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON, p. c.. November n
The Treasury gained $4,000 in gold yes
terday as a result OF Secretary Carlisle :
recent offer. 49,,
To-day's stated Treasury reserve Is So
1855, subject TO a deduction OF sl,l5O,vJO,
taken yesterday for export.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

Winston Rhea. bricklayer. while at
work on a house In course OF erection
near the corner OF Leigh and Adams
streets yesterday. lost his footing and
fell a distance Of twenty feet, breaking
his right arm. He was taken to his home,
sursical assistance was rendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
To Opcn the Armory To-Day.

The Stuart Horse Guard VIII open their
new armory, on Seventh street just be-
yond Leigh. this afternoon at go o'clock
with appropriate exercises. There Will
be a street parade before the exercises
AT the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
THAT CARPET SALE

sim continues lust as brisk as when IN
auguratcd Take a peep into our mani
moth Carpet-Room, and see what we
mean by activity.
Best Quality Ingram Carpets, coo. Made
laid. and lined.
Cheaper Ingram Carpets, zoe. Made laid
and. lined.
Ingram Carpets. surprising values, S5c.
Made. lad. and lined.
Administers. extra fine value, N.lO.
Made. laid, and lined.
Beautiful Moquette Carpets, 81. Made,
laid, and lined.
Exquisite designs IN wilton Nelyets, 81.
Made, laid, and lined.
Roxbury Tapestry Carpets, Sc. Made,
Very Good Tapestry Carpets, csc. Made,
laid. and lined.
A very large line Of Jute Rugs and
Druggets.
2O-inch Jute Rugs, 81.
Smyrna Druggets. all sYee. 81 to 80.
Large assortment Of Art Squares.
Ingram stair Carpets. p TO yoc.
DRESS GOODS.
Many interesting items taken from our
thoroughly complete stockholm phy
here until YOU see how our prices
compare with others
Boucle ClOakings. Black only. specia
values. at $50 N.S'. and SIS q yard
Black Beaver Cloakings AZ $50 and $50
soc. Black Diagonal Sutings, 80 inches
wile--this special item goes at 5'i2c.
Heavy Storm Serge. Black, % inches soc.
Boucle Suitlngs. in Black only, % inches
wide, for 81 a yard.
Black Astrachan at s2.25, 81. and 81
50-inch Ladies Cloth at &c.
Fancy Plaid Dress Goods FIR PFC.
10
Beautiful Plaid Dress Goods. in dark
and light colorinys, for &c.
4 snecial lot OF 50c All-Wool Novelty
Dress Goods this week. 25c.
Fancy Boucle Suitings in Brown, Green
and Black, for 75c.
much more money; see them.
Imported Dress Goods, new lot, at 81 a
yard.
New arrivals daily at this department.
The greatest stock at the lowest prices
UNIVERSITY COLORs.
Either you prefer-Orange and Blue. or
Tfght blue and Whte-will supply
Cafolinians as well as Nirginisns mere.
Who'll bc the nrst2
No : An-Silk. &C.. yard-both colors.
No. T. Au-Slk, Sc yard-both colors.
No. O. All-Silk. l0c yard-both coiors.
No. y. All-Silk, llc. yard-poth eoioIs'
No rs. All-Sllk loc. yard-bOth coiors.
A large lire OF Canes. also-will tie the
coiors ON the sticks for you-Canes'
39c upwards.
FEATHER BOis.
4 complete line Feather and MINK boas
and Neck Pieces.
Feather BCas az 39c.
Feather Boss AZ 39c.
Feather ioas az $50.
Aiiuk Boas q. 3sc.
Mink Boas ~ $40.
Better values az low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Little Girl Got Lost.

Mr.. II. A. Brauers little 3-year-old child
got lost yesterday. and was found on the
streets by Mr.. Charles Hechler. ana taken
to the First Police-Station. Inc child
home No 2223 Nenable street was as
certained, and it was delivered to its
uarentS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Anti-Bar-Room Hill side-Tracked.

ATLANTA, GA. November 1.-THE
Bush anti-bar-room bill. which was the
special order for to-day, was knocked out
debate lasted so long that the bill Itself
was never reached. and It's consideration
now seems indefinite
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
The MInncapoii, snii''

FORT MONROE, va. y
After taking cn sliit
down from the Nlt'0.0 81. WIN a
ing the cruiser MinN-t.
SMYRNA az noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

THAT sallow. CHASTITY complexion,
covered with unsightly pimples
and eruptions, becomes cle9
again by the use Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
DR.. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills.

Indigestion and constipation are the chief
causes Of an ashy face ami ugly bloiches
These pills Will cure them. Send for a free
sample.
DR.. J. A. DEANE CO.,
Kingston, New York.
Fer sale a, ~ o'as.'s's'
Ede il.Tu. In, fwl&Suty,frl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
UNIVERSITY COLORs.

4 complete line Feather and Mink Boas
and Neck Pieces.
Feather Boas az SIC
Feather B~ss Al 3gc.
Feather iods az SIC.
MAX BC9s a. 39c.
Mink Boas az $50.
Better values az low prices.
The morning call., 1895-01-02

Oakland team grew weary and tired. The
Chicago boys, although we'll battered up,
seemed TO have gained their second wind,
and it was q revelation to see them bore
holes through the home teams center and
plough their way from the west end of the
field 10 the east end, where stood the Oak
lands goal posts.
Everybody was up in excitement when
the ball had got 10 within about ten yards
of the touch line, and only seven minutes
were left for Chicago to win tie race.
Inch by inch, yard by yard, the Chicago
boys gained, until finally a Reliance man
broke through the Chicago line aud
stopped Coy from making a run round
the end. When the whistle sounded the
final game of the season the ball was on
the twenty-yard line, and everybody was
shouting: 'Who are. who are, who are
we? We are, we are, r. A. G.
Last evening the Reliance Club team
gave the Chicago team a banquet at the
Palace Hotel. and it was midnight when
the jolly gathering of athletes departed,
wishing each other the happiness of the
season.
The Chicago team will leave for Salt
Lake City to-day, at which latter place
they will play the Y. NJ. G. A. team. From
there they will journey to Denver, and
If satisfactory arrangements can be made
with the Denver Athletic Club game
will be played between the Chicago team
and the Denver Athletic Club eleven. who
are conceded 10 be the champions Of the
West
The morning call., 1895-01-02

crevice in the line no bigger than good
sized keyhole he was certain to wiggle
through for five yards or more. In fact
he was the measurer of distance on the
field.
Walton. the crackerjack halfback. shone
as star of the first magnitude. He
covered more long stretches than any
other man. Frick excelled in sure and
short gains. but when it came to long adj
vances Walton was peer to his veteran
captain. His tackling was also quite the
thing in the estimation of the Oakland
people.
Clemens. the imported Oregonian, was
the third man to make up the great triple
alliance which exhibited marvellous kicking
talent. Fresh from the land of perpetual
showers Clemens SKINNED over the mire
on bis mudcanoes with ease. He was evil
IDENTIFY at home In the art of punching
holes in mudpuddles.
Mcmillan, as usual. was MP to bis old
tricks. He played horse with his man,
and when it came to heaving on the line
something had to give, and it was gen.
orally half-doZen of DR.. Harper's boys.
Chicago had one of their best men in
against MAC" but no was of little ac-