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hIAI,iiIAGInS.

LAABnRS-TAYLOH - On Fifth day.
fourth mouth. ut tho home OF the hfide's
mother. &. linnaeus Z. IaMborn and Ann
Amanda Taylor.
NAtENII NIX ElLEY-On tho 81 Instant.
ny Rev. j. France. assisted by the Rev. MIR.
krllc ), ail OF this city,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Grand opeuiur of rioomar's.

Who Is the "Bloomars@
Ii is the new shoe store, All King street,
the great price cuttor. No trouble to
show goods. Come and be convinced.
Goods must be as represented or III ouoy
refunded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
LOCAL QUOTATIONS
HOOPtR'S AAOOlAE =; $:::$ $::;$. :::;:: s:

karrs Glover Root Will purify your
BLOOD, clear your. complexion, regulate
your bowels aud make your head clear as
bell. $50, 50r., and Sl.u0.
sold by N. b. Danrorth. S. f. Cor. Second
aud Market StG
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Hand Mashed,

While at work In the boiler shop OF !.
Morton Poole Company yesterday Frank
Newton, oil Nc. 2ob Rodney street, had
his right hand mashed by bar Of Iron
failing on 1t. Ths Injury Is so painful
that slr. Newton IL now at his home
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
scrvices nt tho Jnii.

The crowds who have attended the Sun
day afternoon services in tho Jail at New
Castle will hereafter not be- admitted.
Only the pastor and the church choir will
be admitted. Sheriff Gills deciued upon
the arrangement to day.
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DEATHS.
sAYERg -on Anril I'm Anne. uir0 ., Ian.

sAf fEIts -Un April Utn, AQne5 wife oil los.
eph Sayers. "
Relatpes and friends are respectfully in
Nlted to att nj the funeral from her late
residcnHe, No 1914 W. 3rd street on Tuesday
niofillng. at O'Clock. High mass at 81.
Pnuls II. c. Church. lntelmeni at Cathe.
hral Cemetery.
SrEltN-on April 5th, 1885, Mrs. Caroline
~ years
RclMlyee aud friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral FROM the residence of her nepH-
ew cyrus +. WiIGOn, No. iiT u, Stl street ON
Monday afternoon ut o'clock.
IL RRiS suddenly, on April 5th. Aaron
Harris beloved husband OF Hannah Harris
nnh father of Lewis samuel a@d Fanny
Glmokman. In his GiTd year.
Funeral from his late residence. ais Mar
kct street. on Sunday, he 7tb inst. at i. NJ.
WDltF-On April 5th. 1895, Ida May Wort
daughter OF Rush and Mary T.. Wort. ed
. months End u days
Funeral on Sunday gr. Nj aud proceed 10
NV Fort Jempfcry
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JAS [. MuLLIN & Son


=
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

v, MIS-. j Hood Wright, STl-zes FilzaBe,b
7 tM.isn'' Hsi ttta y Robinson Llisabeth II
xMooFn Gll Afs. William N Erh'Ts,in -,
NeM VOTE, ati a!r#aal Mr. iupu NgraSis S
81 a. TsT5li M 9,5, a; waro 'ha sursts OF Mr.
terday .''1 Ntly yes.
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Plymouth \. VI f. Zion Church. walnut
Btieet below Nlntn lrN A spencer. pas
tor. Preaching ~ 20 ~ by tHr pastor.
Prsa7bi.Z al 20 = III bv u stranger Preach
EHg AT ,, y ~. sunday -chgnl2 pm
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Low Rev Ey,u.rt,.t.

hr. George " kohelt-, tho COW boy
hyange,t5t alRl ttltHd Nrmy man aud ex-
saloon keeper Of At"RthtI Will speak Ia
the Opera House t. III truW A large uutl.
once wll no auHbt Bssen IL him
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,n0Il,t.r I I,t,.I lInIa Iin ,

The BAY mare q slssslo H. Bayhs aged
R6 years, ditd Hsi ntsht oil cole. lie was
siek only q ietH i.9al= vi bhyils sthou4ht
good deal uI {Ae EnllAI us II was
gfeat pet,
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Another Verdict Against the D., L. and W.

Ahother fernict against the d., H. and w.
TRENTON April 6.-The trial of the suit
OF Fred w, Ferguson, OF Summit, auainus
the Delaware, Lackawanna and WesberN
Railroad company for injuries received in
the Hackensaok wreck In 1894 ended In
the federal court by a verdict for the plain.
tiff for 5000 damages.
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QUOTATIONS. Is
Repsrtsd by
HEALD 81 COMPANY,

Seventh AMI s,arha, s,,o,

"SFSHtu HUu NtAFEoL SttoNtf.
invostmcut and Securities yieldinx
from To 7 per cent
orders Tor the purchase and sale OF
STOCKS and Bondson Commission Axeuut-
co Mt MI the stock exchanges
,friVAto telegraph wlres to New York,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters or Credit 70
sued.
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= Sir. and Mrs Joseph 5. pinstnger will
quietly csehruse TIN twpLtletA nnI,tyer
sary OF their woddiuR at their Rodney
street IesIlehCe t3.InoIIOM
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lNrIlLrnL.

Everything in the electrical llne -tele.
phone Al tho Electric Construction and
supply Co, No last EigAtE slreat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Inst Charm.

Ser geant Bnylsy lost a handsome watch
ehsii N There lsA n oDogGam on one eide
aud . desg OIL the other.
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STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations OF the New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges

New YoRK, April 5.-Ths volume of bust
ness on the Stock Exchange today wa.
slightly greater than on yesterday, though al
no time was there any special activity. Clos
ffn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

About 100 Dose7 OF snrs, - cents, 10
In UuA, tup hoNes oil cigars 50 cont 2. 8 Ia
box Corn Helt to HaaHp 10 cents 5fs OF
sen Aubeu 5c. clEar. Durstelu Eust
Second stleet
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ont at Si4l,t.

Edgar N ileapss atI wife have trans.
ferred 50 iasti W. i.RluHd lot ut @4th
and LAM otto streafs
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Notice Geo. MuCaulloy has placed tsls.
phoEe 80 7+S .. his place Of husines4 No.
lob " st hlgbth street, ior tie convenience
of AIs clIatumers
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bF ttquest g W Roberts, the ax saloon.
hs+fes will speak In Hanover PresbyIs.
nan tGatol VI Sunday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

Register Of Wills Cooch granted letters
Yesterday on the estate OF Eliza j. Pyle to
Alton U. Pyle.
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" e.l,led l,rrrI, nnr.-

For llrst.elass dyeIHg and scouting 90
to the Delaware Dye WOuAs, ZlG king
street
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A lecture on Armenia and the Armeni-
an atrocities was given by the 2ev. Mr..
Messopisn at Calvary Baptist Church last
night.
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nnI Lunch mud TsnrK I,rrr
IfIlI..lrI'- III IlrnI,rrIy,

BansUurY Murrun viii have hot iuneh and
book beet ta night at As saloon. 40 lUi
East Frnut stIuat
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I.aIt.t Ntyirs

Wall paper and window shades, finest NJ
rock bottom Iriea. Full complement Of
paper hanger's work dour at ouce at the
old stand, ~ Market street A. H. Jones
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In IL.e L ruu.

The grand jury Of the [. j Court n,,
tctn su IN N oned for Tuesday and ,s ,%a
al Jury fo; thursday '"N tie
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rAprr IInnrInu

y Ionss I29 Market street. has the
latest Nv York siylss ut price that must
Egt t. nuu examine LIE stock and be
cyf.t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

The hind wheel OF a wagon loaded with
manure broke down on Second bet Heen
King and French streets.
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ARE
Y OU
RtADY
To-Day

ming OF the season; no big
profits Just when you want to
buy and then big cuts after
the season when YOU don't
want anything. We try 10
take care Of all our customers
and to treat all as near alike
as possible and want our
prices to be as low always as
We can make them. Next week
with good weather means
good business. We Gun still
make a lew more suits in our
Custom Department by East
er. Furnishings, Hats and
Shocs-Better and more varied
than egcr.
Open evenings.
JAS, L. MULLIN & Son
Clotains, Ctn & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, D.lAvlr.,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

I)uBllC SALE OF $1,000 WORTH or
struct!on of dry docks. piers whurves and
etc. viii be sold Mt public sale without re-.
kerve. on the premises. at Delaware Guy
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

n oIlCE-l. John C. Iavery the teuont
and occupant Of the housg sIinatad
AZ :, IT, corner Fourth. and Orange strents
lhthe ISL ward iA the cIiy OF Nilminyton
county or New Castle and srata
OF delaware. In compliance with the
requirements OF the acts of the Gencrm
asseihbiy IN suoh case made and provided
writing to thn Judges OF the Court OF ti,.nerai
sessions OF the Peace aud jail Delivery OF lie
county, on Monday. the CHI dny nf Mn,
a'b'lo'5; being the next term OF said cougt
ior license for said house for the snIe
thefein OF intoxicating liquors in uuRn
title' less than one quart, 10 be drunk on
me premises, and the following rospcrtahI,.
clllEehs OF SAID ward.at least twelve OF wnom
are substhntlal FIRE holders. recommend the
said application, to wit WV
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

u HE up AhIN R~iliP b rrtofore exist.
L Ing between VIM, G. rnnIlps and Geo.
4 bompson under the ifm name ". Z.
consent. The bus ncsi Of the above hrm has
hten sold TO The Philips Thompson Co.. who
will cont nue. the same at cOrrer sIh and
French streets aud tth and Church streets
vM. G. PHILIPS,
GEO. r. THOMPSON
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s. n. STHATS.
NJ, 4si Market Street.
Southeast Corner ritth and N,us stree,

Southeast Corner Fitth and king streets
Is the place to lniy your groceries. Last
week told you about oar leg green tea and
our 25c mixed tea This week will tank
about coffee. We have the finest coffee ever
was In Wilmington. | don't ask you 10 buy,
out Just come and look Mt il and don't FORGET
our aic coffee Is better than ever. We sold
500 pounds OF il tue last cwo weeks one of
the grratosV bargains we ever oilerod is three
cans OF the celebrated Ball Brand of con-
densel milk for 2bc. Another. three cans of
Maine corn for Pc This corn never sold for
~lesa FOR than tee can. Our dried fruit is IL
show. IL would do YOU gond TO come aud sec
what that is If you don't the sooner you
lin out about It the better for you Did
sou ever tly st Ma rco mac ar nif Down
TO uo per long ks. We have lust received
another loi OF Cream hGueless GOLDFISH also
not TER barrel OF iine irish dn!ee.
Did you ever tly knoN's gelaiine2 II took
the prize nI the orll's l1Rlr We have II, IN
flCt we have everything you wait. 4 good
bucket for l1c. and a good wash board FOR lOc
at 4, NJ. WIERS, Fifth and King streets,
Hp-Bts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Honesty The Best Policy.

am not here to deceive and defrnud
incurable sufferers l am not mere claim
ing that my Electric Magnetic Belt and
supporter will cure every afllictton man
and woman Is heir to. What do claim s
That nay appliances are :he only ies of
the KIND in the world and they have &C.
compiished mora cures and q ven better
results ihan any other known remedies,
have catalogues containing reference
atter reference to prove the alb we and
VIII De nleased to give one to eucn person
who VIII honor me with call.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Tdernion,etricai Record.
u. S. DEP AkIMESE OF AGHICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE


BALTIMORE MD, April G.
The tabls below gives the tslupera.
ture and he state oil tho weather at 8
q. N. to-day at the stations named:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

This san Enameled Steel Bed with brass rail at head and
foot and brass mountngs posts
1t has the extended foot shown permitting the bed
clothes to fall inside the posts which adds to the beauty of
tile bed when made up.
We have the agency for these steel beds and at the price
they acknowledged to be the best market The ona
ments are extra smooth the enameug of the finest quality
aud every bed fitted with patent removable socket
81 for same bed with swell foot
Fin. AT. ia # Gin
We are prepared TO furnish these enamecd any color
Special shades to harmonize with tile furnishings on short no.
tlce-bna pink ecru cream, etc, etc.
Dozens OF patterns to select from and from S5 on u TO
S30 In all brass, S22 to 500
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11
TO PROTECT ART.

National Comm assf ON to BE Estab-
1igEaed 80 Prevent Fraud in ART.
CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Augustus St. Gaud.
ems, and other great American artists,
purpose to have established a national
commission of connoseurs to see that
quacks do not palm off botches of paint
or marble in the name of "Art" II is
proposed that this commission shall have
the functions and power of similar art
jury which is the arbiter of things artis-
aic in French public affairs. Such law
will be asked of congress.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items of Interest From the North Side of
the River.
Court Flower and o. L. Thisler went
to Kansas City today.
c. B. Maxwell and N. A. Cramer are
spending a week in Arkansas.
Miss Cora Noel, of Valencia, is spend
Ing the week with friends here.
Arnold Dauber and Henry Bawten are
spending few days in the country.
F. w Frasius and family have located
at 1908 Quincy street, the j. W. Priddy
property.
George Stebbins formerly operator at
the Union Pacific, has returned to Salina,
where he is now employed, after short
visit to North Topeka friends.
Candy, Nuts. Fruits. Christmas Green
in variety. Party orders a specially at the
MAGNET.
Pure Pennsylvania buckwheat flour
and Canadian maple syrup at J. Ii. del-
er's1002 Kan. ave.
Geo. J. Graves & Sons, rs and III
West Laurent street, North Topeka, for
buggy tops, cushions, wagons and bug
gies, built to order. Bell Phone 359.
In order to satisfactorily determine the
strongest whist team at the North To-
peka fire station, the firemen have Sc
cured fine duplicate set.
Several North Topeka ladies met yes
terday afternoon and authorized a Hive
of Ladies' of the Maccabees." Mrs.
Hartman is the organizer of this order
which is distinctivsly a woman's bene-
ficiary society and this is the first Hive
established in Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11
A S6O.OOO,OOO TUNNEL.
The New York and Long Island Rail-
road Company VIII Build One.

New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE New York
and Long Island Railroad company has
announced that it will soon begin a tun-
mel on the New Jersey side of the North
river and continue clear under Manhat-
tan Island along the line of Forty second
street and under the East river, comm g
out at Lond Island City on Long Island.
The estimated length is given at thirteen
miles of track, most of which will be un-
der ground In New Jersey connection
will be made with the roads having their
termini there, and at the eastern end with
the New York Central and its kindred
roads. bv means of a viaduct over the
East river via He'll Gate.
The tunnel will save millions in ground
damages alone. The whole thing is es-
timated to cost sixty millions of dollars
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11

Esq calls up the Peerless.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11
ARTISANS PLAN A REFORM.
Peoria WOrkmen Propose Social Club
and Attack the Saloons.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-THE United As
sembly Knights of Labor, have ap-
pointed a committee to present to the
city council resolution asking the city
to provide them club rooms. If the city
will not give them a hall they propose to
organize stock company for the pur-
pose.
1t is proposed to have a place where
the workingmen can assemble socially
and in meetings and have reading rooms,
cigars, games, lunch aud baths. They
will also ask the council to order card
tables from the saloons, as they tend.
they say. to attract workingmen there
who spend money that belongs to their
families,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11
LIVESTOCK BOARD.

Two Members Settle With the State One
Claims Railroad Fare.
]. W. Moore and ]. w. Johnson, two
members of the state livestock sanitary
board, have settled with the state for
their expenses up to today.
Mr.. Moore, who admits that he rides
on railroad passes puts in a claim for
$165 railroad fare for the first eleven
days of this month.
Mr.. johnson, who rides on passes but
who does not charge the state for mile
age, drew his expense account for the
period from October "a up to today. and
there was nothing of railroad fare in his
voucher.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11
First published in the TOPEKA STATE
JOURNAL, December II, 1881
Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER. !
TOPEKA, KAs.. !
December 9. 1895. !

D0LUM UOK o 4OOO ]
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present: Councilmen Bradford, Drew.
Elliott, Fulton, Pattisou, Stevens, Steph-
enson and Skinner. Absent. Burgress-1.
Mayor C. A. Fellows, presiding. Quorum
present
The minutes of November 29, 1895.
were presented and partly read when
Mr.. Fulton moved that the further read
ing be dispensed with and the journal ap
pr we'd, which motion was adopted.
The minutes of December 2, 1895,
were also presented and partly read, and
on motion of Mr.. Fulton, the further
reading was dispensed with and the
journal was approved.
Petition of J. W. Mcclure and others,
representing twenty-six lots on Harrison
street, between Seventeenth and Eigh.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11

Elk State Auditor Van B. Prather, who
has been in the business of manufacture
ing baking powder and flavoring extracts
in Kansas City, Kansas since he left the
auditors office is in Topeka. He has
sold out his business and says that he has
not decided in what business he will an
gage. Assistant Auditor Mackey, who
was a partner with Mr.. Prather now has
a commission house in Kansas City. Mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.

John Hipp Will try to Get it for
Denver.
DENVER, Dec 11.-John Hipp is at
the meeting of the National Executive
committee of the Prohibition party in
the Sherman house, Chicago, for the
purpose of securing the national conven-
ton for Denver if possible.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11
Notice.

The members of Cheops council No. 2,
Ancient Order of the Pyramids, are earn
estly requested to be present at the reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening. Dec.
11th, as the question of doubling the dues
will be the order of business
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11

Mother Goose operetta at Unity church
fair "Wednesday and Tn ursday evenings;
1Gc admission.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11

Smooth as silk is the way our collars
feel now. Peerless Steam Laundry, 1l2
and ia w. 8th
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11

Does your headache? Try One Min.
ute Headache Tablets. J. K. JONES.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11
e. w. HugIles. Easx Paxment House.

1O7 EAST FIFTH STREET, oP. P. Q.
A complete line of watches, clocks, Jew
elry, rugs, curtains, lamps, carpets, din
ner tea and toilet sets, china cups, fruit
Give me call for your Christma as
presents. l have taken special pains in
trying to please every body this year. and
my prices are the lowest possible and
terms are easy.
E. w. HUGHES, 107 E. Fifth st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-11

Mechanical Toys, Kitchell & Marburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
TEE vu,:rmn,.cE FOLKS.
r,,crf,i,,,1cut Lodge of
Good Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inigr ~
Good Observation-Disclosures
jefferson Lodge Of Good Templar3 h'h
a fine meeting on Thursday nisn' ana
refreshments we're served in abundance.
There were several visitors
Wcst-ErI Lodge. Of the same oricr'
was entertained GA Friday night at their
hall hy "a committee from jefferson Lodge.
Tho jefferson Combination presented
several GOOD pieces. Tire officers az West
End f.r thc quarter just begun were "uly
installed and rrfroslmcnts - Pc scrvti
i'm abundance. Mr. Lewis Wasmur. Dis
trlct-Ch.cf Rick o.. and others spoke.
District LoIat. 80. !. VIII met WIN
Soldiers Home Lodge next IaurS'lN Hi-
toruOon, ana q pleasant and proHtHnie scs-
sion BE- anticipated. 4 pleasant Htlir pc
mic Is contemplated IN connection VAN ih's
session. as many OF the delegates. Ind. IN
deed. members other than delegates. pro-
nose 90 carry out baskets Of eatahles.
reaching the grounds Il the nome about .
o'clock. where I'm enjoyable time WI
J.rifle ho he'd ON thu spacious ana
wrl-shrlsd lawn. The lodge VIII b. call 81
% CIDER about : clock. and HH.t ri'h' ]
in the district degree, and after it"'duis
au hour AMI % half or two hours s-sion
there will Boz "a r,r'ss md th- Eodee re-
assemble nt cbout 1'r oci-.
The District chief Tenn lfr went ont 10
.he home yesterday afternoon. ana was
most Hospitality received hy Colon DIG
rer and o.. members of the order am lf
the veterans. and was lssuTed That '.i'
District Lodge w0uli be cordially rec ivt 10
and certainty no more agreeable plac.
could have been selected than @oiI'.f-
Home I,.dEe. both in r9int OF SITUATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
Annual Reunion If the Cumberland
Gra,s.

Tho annual meeting 81 the Cumberland
Grays Will be held AZ Cumb rllnd Court
house next Friday. August I'D
Rev. Or Georg- T.. Booker has been
appointed o. deliver the Grafton ~ the
occasion. Or. Booker was chaplain Of
his company. and Fought wi;h the brave
~ SO emineEtly ehiacteri Tie Of the
men of Cumb rland. Ills c0wrales anti.
cipate with much pleasure I'm opportun-
T. Il again hearing his familiar voice
The exercises of the day VIII conclude
with dinner consisting Of all the deli
clcias OF the season. IN the preparation
OF which the Old county cannot be ex-
ctilcl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20

Tho Piedmont Hot-. Louisa county. Is
at sent thr scene of much gayt'y.
Among thos. who a.il o. the pleasure OF
the guests are Mr. ". %. Shelhurne
with her rich coutrtlio voice; Mr.. GEORGE
Trcs. who s.nes baritone. accompanied
hv Mrs. =. q. Pel0uza. Yho is proficient
performer on th. gutif. The Saturday
evening german was beautifully led hy
Afr. Geo~ec Chr!sdln. Of Richmond
Among tho dancers We're Misses Wayie.
Alien. Daniels. 1irs. Slciburne. Mr.. Pc
louze. ~ Richmond. VI sses Porter. Keen,
or. Bib. OFT. Adams. O.. I.oulst. Messrs
Boyd. Christian. 1rice, Barton. Porter.
Goodwin. Le.y. Meyers. West. and others
During the intermission Mr. J. Clint Bur-
ton. OF the Imperial Quaitette. rendered
some beautiful vocal selections. and his
imitation OF the c0rnet captlyated the
auIicnca
At the close little PAGE Sheiburne danced
the skirt dance in graceful style
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20

Thittv-one persons died in Richmond
last weeks white and To- co.orel. TWO
d aths occurred from Bfghrs disease. 3
from consumption. > FROM exhaustion. .
from typhold-fcyer AMI from unknown
causes. Seven males and II females de-
parted this lie. whose ages varied from
day 20 20. and Sd 10 90 years.
For the week ending August IS 1SJL
there were only - deaths.
RaiufalL-For week ending August r.
iss5. ESQ inches: Tor week ending August
L. 1871. 227 inches.
Tcmplraturo.-- For week ending August
L. 1885, -. - degrees; for tn week ending
August Is. 1891. SLli degrees.
The physicians tor the poor made 2D
visits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20

services IT Mafshnll-Strec' chr!ftsh
church or Sunday lie returned 70 oi,e
Branch. James CITY county, where ne J.
conducting . protrlcted meeting
Rev. Or. 4. ". PIT len yeeierlay ar
icraoon 10 attend tho session ~ the Aibe-
marie Association The Appomat'oN ~
New Lebanon associations also meet tn'S
wee. =.
Eev Rufus Weaver Of Green boro'. y.
g v.ho is ylpulyiug in I'otershurR dniinH
the summer. came over - Richmond yes
terlay for q visit OF few hours 60,
Rev. NJ. a. Martin. OF Chesi' tiie.,'
preached ~ the Brcalus-Memorlal church
sunday morning. and there WIS g.oI
sunday school. This young chur hts
not yet decided who II viii call To he it'
FIRST pastor.