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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
AND QUINN INDICTED.
Charged by strikers with Forcan
Men to Work More Than 10 Hours

BROOKLYN. N. Y. February I3.--It
Is reported this evening that the grand
fury has found true bill against Benz
jamIn Norton and d. ]. Quinn. president
and superintendent OF the Atlantic-Ave>
nue. railroad. They are charged with .
violation Of the ten-hour law of the
State on the complaint OF severai
strikers. who swore before Police-Justice
Walsh that they had been forced to
work longer than the law prescribed.
Upon their complaint Norton and Super
intendent Quinn were held for the grand
fury, which has been considering their
case for the last four days. A number
of witnesses were examined. The vote
to indict them was taken this afternoon.
The District Attorney refused to con-
firm or deny that indictments were
found, but II is said on good authority
that true bills were found and Will be
presented to Judge Moore In court to-
morrow morning. The offence charged -
a misdemeanor. punishable by imprfson,
ment and a fine, or both.
Martin J. Connolly said tonight tnat
Lawyer Townes, on behalf of the strikers.
has been before the grand jury and made
four charges against Mayor Schieren. ana
one charge against Police Captain Dunn.
OF the Fourteenth Precinct. 4
Stakeholder Holcombe was summoned
before the grand jury to-day. He deciine0
to tell about what he was interrogateds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
s,,c. of n.,t,uer. Desired.

BALTIMORE. February 13-Mayor La
trcbe has received a letter from Mrs. IL
Williams, OF Streator, ILL.,. asking about
an estate in Baltimore said to be worth
So. 10000. OF which the lady claims to
be one Of the heirs. Mrs. Williams, in
her letter, says that the property re-
ferred to consists OF 800 acres Of land.
formerly known as Pleasant Valley.
which are now in the city Of Balti-
more. She claims that the land formerly
belonged to an ancestor OF hers named
Mordecai Price. who leased It for ninety
nine years. and that the lease expired last
May.
In reply Mayor Latrobe wrote to Mrs.
Williams that the whole thing was proba-
bly, a scheme Of some attorneys to get
money out of herself and others. aed that
he knew OF no such estate In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

Hoyts "A Bunch OF Keys" presented
at the Academy last night. is divertng
niece OF nonsense, cunningiy contrfved.
Without anything In particular TO dis-
tingulsh II from the old style OF farce
the keynote Of which was certain RIOT.
Gus FUN and mad VITA Bunch OF Keys
Il . light, amusing. and agreeable enter
tainment. The piece was given very
spirited representation BY the members o.
0us Bothner's company. The music was
bright and pretty. and. on the wnoss.
Ssiriv we'll rendered. The most intsrestinS
speciaIties Included an eccentric dance IN
cIogs, given with delightful abandon ano
chic by Ada Bothner: new song oy
Kitty wolfe. who accompanies herself On
{ small harp. which gives her the oppos-
tunity 70 show oa her dancing efser ne
Iaet line a. tke choyue: . hand-osat chorus
py ~ - manhsss e the eoMDa1Y. anqA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Rig FIRE IN COLUMBUS.
An Entire Block Completely Gutted.
Loss s5.OOO-PeopIe Injured.

COLUMBUS. o.. February 13.-Flre de-
stroyed one of the oldest business build
ings in the city tonight The fire broke
out at $50 T. NJ in the elevator-shaft of
the Denig-Ferson block. four-story
stone front at High and Elm streets. and
In a few minutes the entire building was
In flames. The entire fire department
was called out. The flames spread with
startling rapidity. and were only con-
quered efter three hours hard fighting
by the firemen. The building was com
pletely gutted 1t was filed with some OF
the largest stores and Offices In the city,
and the loss is estimated at $S5.
The heaviest losers were the three firms
on the lower floors; Hasbrouck 4 Byrds,
loss. $4,000. partially insured; Sibert &
Estall, shoes, about $4,000; insured: Han
croft & McElroy. insurance agents. loss
not known.
> The other floors Of the building were
filed with law-ofiices and store-rooms.
all Of which are a total loss. A number
Of people were hurt by falling walls and
ladders, but none fatally. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
The entire street-car services was
stopped during the progress OF the fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

defense 70 bring out the real prosecu-
tors'' against Irwin for the purpose Of
Fastening the cost on the Chamber OF
Commrcs Committee" ~ Mr.. Ferguson
put Il.
Perhaps the most sensational part OF
the mornings hearing was Mr.. Frgu-
sons attack on the District Attorney. In
heated argument over technical point
OF law. Mr.. Ferguson shook his hnger
violently at Mr.. Haymaker. and vehe-
mently charged the District Attorney with
violation OF his oath Of Office II he insisted
In pressing the point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
SWANSON PREsIDEs.
He WicIds the GRVcI Well Over
fits. House,

WASHINGTON. -. G.. February lS.-
(SpeCial) THE House devoted most OF the
days session 10 matters pertaining TO
the District of Columbia, and Mr.. Mere
dith. Of Virginia. being member OF
that committee was kept busy. For some
lime Mr.. Swanson. OF Virginia, presided,
and welded the gavel quite well. He has
presided on several occasions during the
present session
CongressInen who are anxious 10 have
public building bills passed are not yet
able 20 induce the powers In the House
to fix day for considering these mea-
sures. Mr.. Tyler would like % get
through the Newport News bill. which
passed the Senate two weeks ago. and
My Bower. OF North Carolina. finds that
his bill for Winston Salem has also been
passed hy the Senate. The Committee on
Rules does not seem at this writing in
ollnei 10 bring in an order for these mea-
sUTes.
Or. Freeman. Of burlington. n. c..
whose arrival was noted last night In
this correspondence Is candidate for
postmaster at that place He has good
backing. and. IL is understood. charges
have been preferred against the Republ-
can holi-over. Pressure is being brought
10 bear on the department officials 10
make "a change at once
THE lNCOME-TAX.
Mr. William Ryan. Collector OF Internal
Revenue for the Eastern District % Vir-
gnia. and Mr.. ". H. Tyler. his chief
deputy, were In the city to-day. They
spent most OF the time In Commissioner
MiIef once. discussing the income-tax
business The regulations and blank
forms are clear enough In the main. but
there are certain details that Collector
Ryan wished 10 have little more light
on. Tie met number Of collectors at the |
aleaSury pepa'tnent who had come TO |
Washington on the same business
Mr.. Ryan has not yet made any an |
poinimcnts Of extra deputies. but viii do |
20 IN few days. He Will have ONLY one
10 start with. but between now and spring I
he viii probably be allowed one or two |
extra men
Senator Daniel. who has been in Rich. |
mond on importan, business since Las,
Thursday, is not expected TO return until 1
Monday.
Representative Settle Is the only ON.
among the Virginia and North Carolina
c.iegations who voted 10 allow m embers
of the House annual clerks at 500 psr
month. Although the new item In the
Dii was knocked out congressman will |
continue 20 have session clerks.
SOUTHERN FAST-MAII.
senator Hunton made strong protest
ID speech this afternoon against upset
uhs 'he present arrangements for fast
mHii through the South. as has been pro-
Ioss' by the Senste Committee. lie
h'hhs the plan now In operation Ii best
i"' me service. the public. and the rail-
icacs.
hepf' sentative Wise has secured the
Ysns'uies OF majority OF the House
De,nocra,s .cra,s asking that the Committee on
nulee hx day for considering tbs Mica
'~ssA Canal bill All who signed are not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

last Tor the Springer administrstisn bill.
The Republicans who opposed that meas
ure differ from their eastern brethren.
and Insist that the bond bill viii be no
stronger on their side Of the chamber than
the administration measure was. The
administration bill was defeated BY q
majority Of twenty-seven. The bond bill
may secure enough votes to overcome this
majority. but many Of It's opponents in
cline to the contrary belief. The vote In
any event It Is believed. win be very
close
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
PathOs of q Single Life.

One Of these single women. after living
alone in her little hut on Cape Cod until
old age. reticent. miserly creature. be-
came at 90 suddenly and violently insane.
scribed no medicine. but procured huge
doll and the clothes Of a baby and gave
them TO her. She was at once quleted
She treated the doll as IL II were alive.
fed IL. slept with II in her arms worried
over its diseases. ran to the neIghbors to
tell OF its sayings and pretty ways. II
was her child: God had given II TO her At
last. While she lived II kept her occu-
pied and happy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
GENERAL DETHuNE PASSES AWAY.
He Was the Owner aad Long the
Manager of "Blind Tom"

WASHINGTON. n C.. February b.
General James Nell Bethune, disiin-
gu'shed Georgian. who was the owner
and for many years the manager Of
"Blind Tom" the famous negro pianist.
died at his residence to-day, aged "
years. He was graduated from the Uni
versiiy Of Georgia In 1877. served as
general OF his county. edited the Times.
and the Sentinel and Enquirer at Colum-
bus. Ga. and served as a colonel In the
civil war. In recent years his
home has been near Warrenton. Va. but
he has been visiting his son during the
past few months. In 1855 he lost a leg
by q fall from a horse.
General Bethune leaves six children.
among whom are Judge j. ID. Bethune.
of Arizona, and Mrs. n. +. Robinson.
wife Of the Assistant Solicitor of the
Treasury. The remains will be taken to
Columbus. Ga. for interment beside those
OF his wife
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

YPSILANTI. MICH, February 3D.
Samuel Graham. captain Of Hose Compa-
ny No. |. was arrested this morning
charged with incendiarism.
For the past eighteen months fires. de-
stroying vacant houses and outbuildings.
have been frequent on the east side. and
the fact that Captain Graham's men
were always ready to respond caused a
suspicion which the police followed up.
Charles NJ. Walker last night made a con-
fession, duplicating Captain Graham and
Fireman Archie Harrison. Graham was
arrested. but Harrison cannot be found
The mysterious fires ceased when. sew
eral weeks ago. the department was reor-
ganized and the system OF paying fire.
men by the hour for work performed was
abolished.
Graham declares that he Is innocent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Their Sleigh Was Ov.,,,....

The horses bitchei % a s,svh ,n
which were seated Messrs. Jo- p,o.n
scotty Bethel. NJ Mon,asus. ami a,o,s..
gentleman. became unmanas,.h,. -
nortn second street last night. ana. a,,h.
Ing down that thoroushfarr. ,urnss ,,,.
Main street Here one OF the r-,nos,' =.
the sleigh got caught In tho stree, .e..
track. and the vehicle was turned o..
tbree times. The occupants. ,or.ih.-
With robes. cushions etc. were ,hr1xn n,
every direction. and the sleigh was hss,v
damaged. The unknown gentl.man x,,.
caught beneath the overturned yeh,cis
and dragged a short distance bu, ,n.
snow being soft, no one was hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. February ls-
Late this afternoon the prosecution in the
Cling Ouadre trial rested. and an ad-
jOurnment was taken until tomorrow
when the defence will open It's case.
Harry Hayward gives no sign Of be-
Ing disturbed. When asked what he
thought OF the situation. he said: Il
think that II this was the end Of II my
chances would not be one in a thousand:
but IL Is worth while remembering that
only one side Of this story has been
heard. We have tale Of our own TO
tell, and that may make a difference"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

favorable to the measure. but they think
II should be taken up and the sentiment
Of the Houss tested. Mr.. Wise hopes the
expression obtained Will have weight
enough to secure the rule asked for.
l.. ]. Zachary was to-day appointed
postmaster nj Orange. Transylvania coun-
ty. N. c.. vice II. l.. Hart, removed.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs Meredith. wife Of Representative
Meredith. gave tea this afternoon at
The National Hotel She was assisted In
receiving by Misses Payne and Lyons. OF
Virginia. and Others.
Virginia arrivals: r. Cartwright. Rich
r,ond: Mr.. Erskin Miller. J. II. Alexan-
der, Staunton; George Pitzer and wife.
Stephenson.
North Carolina arrivals: DistrIct-Attor-
nsy Glenn. Winston: w. II. Pemberton
and wife. Wilmington; John ID. Biggs.
Mll.iamston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Under Obligations Ia Go.
Chicago Tribune.)

tChicagO Trfbune.D
Hello, Harkaway, are you still In
town? I thought you had moved out
West. and gone Into the mining business"
mo. didn't go. That scheme fell
through"
"Then you're not going to leave us?'
"Oh. yes. I'm getting ready to move"
where are you goingw
II haven't decided yet, but I've got to
go somewhere. Higgins. The boys In the
clubs l belong 10 have given me half q
dozen farewell dinners. and as q gentle
man and a man Of my word I can't stay
here any longer after that"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
The End.
Detroit Tribune.)

(Detrolt Tribune.)
"Our engagement" he observed.
harshly. 'is at an end
She strove to be calm.
"You understand"
yes"
A chill struck to her heart. She knew
she would miss his gentle courtliness.
his sweet gallantry.
but there was no help for II.
They are married now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. j.. c.. February l3.-
The Senate to-day confirmed the follow
ing nominations: Sinclair Taliaferro. to
be United States Attorney for the East
ern District Of Texas
Postmastcrs-Lonisian Albert Nunez.
Arabia. Texas. Julia c. Polk, Coleman:
ID. +. Bell. Bastrop.
Lieutenant Colgate Gillespie, corps Of
engineers. to be member of the Missis-
sppi-river Commission.
Also, some promotions in the army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
SOUTHERN STATES T.. ASSN.
The New Contract Reviewed and
AdOpted-A Meeting In March.

ATLANTA. GA, February 13.-At the
meeting Of representatives OF the south
ern railway lines in this city IL was
decided late tonight to harmonic the
differences that have existed among the
members of the old Southern Passenger
Association by organizing a new asso-
citation. to be known as the Southern
States Passenger Association. The new
contract was reviewed by the members.
and was adopted without dissenting
voice. This action cuts away from the
Southern Railway and Steamship Assd-
citation. There will be meeting on March
i2,h. AT which time committee Will be
elected ana the new articles of agreement
signed by all the lines OF the South. The
commissioner will be independent Of the
Freight Association
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
The 81. Augustine safe.

JACKSONVILLE. February 13.-The
missing steamship st. Augustine. from
Jacksonville TO New York. lumber-laden,
about which some uneasiness has existed.
owing TO her being five days overdue.
arrived at her destination to-day. Foster.
Martin K Hayes. her agents, have re-
ceived q telegram from New York an
norncing her arrival. and stating that
the delay was due to the rough weather
which has prevailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
PANIC-PRODuCING METEOR.
A Flash and q Loud, Rambling
NOise-HOuses shaken.

ATLANTA, GA. February 1S.-Last
nights meteor produced a panic across
the northern part OF Georgia. The flash
was accompanied by a rumblIng noise.
Houses trembled. as though shaken by an
earthquake. Those who saw the brilliant
illumination and felt the swaying Of
buildings without witnessing the flight Of
the rocket. supposed that either ter
rife explosion had occurred, or that there
was an earthquake with volcanic err
ruption.
Joel Chandler Harris. who observed II.
says that II appeared to be travelling at
the rate OF ninety miles minute. as
nearly as he could Judge. 1t Is reported
that fragments OF an aerolite were found
this morning in Hall county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
POOL-OPERATOR IRWIN.
He Was an Unusually Heavy and
successfur Sp~cuIatOr.

PITTSBURG. PA, February is.-To-
days session Of the trial OF the discre-
tionary pool operator. George N. Irwin.
was the liveliest and most sensational
that has yet occurred In this case. The
defence continued to call witnesses from
the opening Of court until the close OK
this report. and every inch Of ground on
either side was fought with bulldog te-
nacity. The constant wrangle between
counsel several times compslled the court
to admonlsh the bslligsreuts.
Tho star witness for the defence was
Mr.. Martin. . young broker from New
York city. His testimony proved that
Irwin was an unusually heavy speculstor
and q singuIarly successful trader. II
showed profit for the pool king OF from
$4,000 to >0.oo0 1t single stroke. and
that thrse million bushels OF wheat we're
handled by his iirm for Irwin In period
u two days
Aneshsr fsaturs was The attempt q The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

clever turn BY Harry Foy, compy,s,,~ =
hat-trick and step-dancs. rhers ~,ii -
matinee and evening performance. ,o.dsv
sot Smith Russell. who Will opsn h,s
engagement Al the Academy to-msrroy
night In "Heir-at-Law." viii play .:pss~e.
ful valley at the matinee on satu,f.v
instead OF at night. ss was previoasiy
announced. and win Close his ensasenscs
with "A Poor Relation s"s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
The Bed,inston Disabled.

NEW YORK. February 13.-The British
tramp steamer Matthew Bedlington. Cap
tain Baxter. arrived here this afternoon,
having put into port for repairs. The
BedIington is from Norfolk February 9th.
where a cargo OF -four and corn was
taken on board, and Is bound for Glas-
gov.
on Friday. February Sth. when $50
miles east of Sandy Hook. a severe gale
of wind was encountered. which increased
I'm violence. and was accompanied by
high. tumultuous seas. Great quantities
of water came over the sides. smash
ing the steam-pipes and sweeping away
the boats. one from each side The
after-wheel was smashed, the rails were
broken. and everything movable was
washed from the decks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

Annual Meeting AdjOurned-Cause OF
the Fluctuation In the stock.

the Fluctuations In the stock.
NEWARK. N. j., February i3.-The an
nal meeting Of the stockholders OF the
American Tobacco Company. called for
this afternoon in the ONCE OF Parker &
Depue. Prudential building. was adjourned
to March 18th. OF the $4,000 shares. In
round numbers. constituting q quorum.
about 10000 were represented. -Four d.
rectors are to be elected. The names pre-
sented are George Arents. BENJAMIN
Duke. George w. Gall. and Josiah Brown.
When Secretary Brown was asked by a
reporter for the cause Of the fluctuations
In the stock to-day he said: Il don't
know. and don't care. That Is Wall
street. Our business is to make dividends
for the shareholders"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Mardt Grns.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb. q. 1856
For the above occasion the syl,iFIn
railway will sell tickets % New orleans
and return at the rate 81 one nrst-oiass
fare for the round trip. From Rlchmonl:
sss5O) Tickets will be- soli February ~
to 2sth. inclusive. with nnal limit niteeh
days from date OF sale.
For further information Apply 20 PSI
senger Office. so east Main street,
JOHN NJ BEAiL.
1>..y.tit,, p,xgspRcr Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Not Entaiied.

Detroit Tribgne)
How dear on. how dear. are the scenes
OF my childhood7
One hundred per front foot, and IsofslpV
more.
But they passed long since from my
famlly's possession,
Aud that. let me tell you. IS WY tesi
sore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Pianos below Cost.

steinway. Knabe. Decker. ana ,, os".
second Hand Pianos below cost at hslne.
Minor Company's. Broad street hs,sssn '',,s
sixth and seventh. Call auieS .is,, ana 'e,. Xss
a bargain. and Try the oeansiiu, 49, Ss"
piano We are going 10 give away ''e''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Texas SiftinRs)

what sort Of watch Is this!' asked
Duzenberry. picking up curious old
timepiece from an Austin watchmaker's >
showcase.
..That," replied the matchmaker. "is a
real curiosity. II Is a watch that be-
ionged to Alexander the Great when he
died on the barren island Of 81: Helena" "
"The mischief. you cay. Why, man
alive, In the days OF Alexander the Great
they didn't have any watches"
'Srhats Just what makes It such Gu
"Xni Alexander the Great did not die
..He didn't, chr Well, that makes II
q stu greater curiosity" And, taking
the rare relic from the hands Of Dusen-
berry. he locked II up In his burglar-proof
safe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
PULLMAN IN COURT.
He Il ExOnerated from the Charge
Of Evnding an Order.

Of EvndinR an Order.
CHICAGO. February 13.-George NJ.
Pullman this afternoon appeared before
Judge Grosscup. in chambers. and was
exonerated from the charge Of attempting
10 evade the order of the court. He stated
called with the subpoena. but was in
vice-President's Wicke's Office, across the
way. Later in the afternoon Of that
day he left for New York. not to avoid
the order Of the court, but because he
had already made all arrangements 10
60. Nobody was admitted to the cham
bers but Mr.. Pullman and counsel for the
different parties interested during the
hearing this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Travelling Passenger Agent
OFFICE or

THE OLD DOMINION :. ,. CO..
FEBRUARY n. 1876
The steamship Gayanioue VII "1,'
West Point next Saturday e'eiIns.
riying In New York sunday eNehns
Freight will b. received al IN. so.'n ,,'<
Railway Company's depot unti o'''~
T.. NJ. Saturday.
Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. February I3.-An
amendment TO the naval appropriation bill
appropriating $4,000 for repairing and
Teconstructing the old warship Constitu-
ton was to-day favorably reported 10 the
Senate from the Naval Affairs Committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Beaufor, Buoys Ont Of Place.

BEAUFORT. ". c.. February 13.-Pilots
report all buoys on this bar out OF posi-
ton. Vessels coming in will have to take
pilots. as the buoys are from 80 TO IS
yards out OF position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Naval Notes of Interest.

WASHINGTON. February l3-Gunner
John Garkins has been ordered on the
retired list of the navy. TO take effect
March I'd. Commander Thomas Nelson
will report for duty az ordnance officer
OF the Boston navy-yard February I'D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
r.,,a.r...Dsy Dinner.

The Baptist Young Peoples cnloa .o :.
the second Baptis, church VIII hdss
clal reunion, consisting OF rs,s .s
singing. etc. Friday, February i'"'
,.sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

DR.. ID. @. Sterling. q practicing physi-
clan In Norfolk. Va. uses QuratoI. He
says: IT'S good thing. and ] believe It
VIII do all they claim. have never seen
any thing like H."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

The ladies' OF the sheitsrins A,"s p, W. W.
give their Founders Day Dinner ~ y, 20. -
Main street. to-day betse'n 'ns =. ~sI
- N and p. NJ Hot lunen ~ ~
a dinner will be served A. r,sssed ~
nr,cee. and the ladies' VII Dc p'ss
- their friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14

Orders for printing sent to the Dis.
oatch Company viii bs given prompt at.
tention. and the style Of work and priooe
WIN ~ sure 70 please you.