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of Colored Work, made a report winch
was adopted.
Mrs Jones. Superintendent Of Colored
work in Norfolk, cited an instance OF
80 colored men, who, after meeting
ON invitation. stood up to indicate that
thew would vote the Prohibition ticket.
There was considerable diversity OF
oninion on this subject. and lively
discussion ensued. IN which Mrs. Newton,
Mrs. Castles. and Mrs. Payne parucl-
Dated.
Mrs. w. c. Payne, state superlntend-
ent OF L. T. L.. thanked Or. Bledsoe
for suggestions regarding this work.
Mrs \. T.. Wait. Superintendent OF
Scientific Temperance Work. made a re-
port showing progress along this line.
HOUR OF PRAYER.
The noontide prayer was led Rev. Mt
Roush. and participated In by many,
who invoked a special blessing on the
local-option contest in Botetourt county
Mrs. Whitehead. State superintendent
Of the press department. made report
that showed that the papers OF virginia
had been very kind 10 the union.
Mr.. Howard Hoge. superintendent or
Demorest medal contest. reported the
work generally taken up, and gaining
ground rapidly.
4 rising vote of thanks was given
Mrs. Hoge for this excellent report.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was mainly spent
in hearing reports from various depart
ments, which showed the districts In
many places 10 De alive and at work.
At o'clock this evening the conven-
ton heard an address from Miss carrie
Carter. of Missouri.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
CLARKE AND WARREN.
Mr.. 8. 6. Thomas the Democratic
Nominee for the House.

BERRYVILLE, VA. September 10
(SpeciaD. Democratic Legislative
Convention for this district, composed
Of the counties Of Clarke and Warren.
met in the courthouse here to-day TO
nominate a candidate for the House.
The convention was called to order by
County-Chairman Thomas ID. Gold. Mr..
G. W. Dorsey was made permanent chair
man and Mr.. ID. X. Mead permanent Sec
rotary. 80
All committees were dispensed with
and no resolutions were offered.
Nominations being in order Captain w.
n. Mcdonald put forward the name or
Mr.. S. s. Thomas, Of Clarke county, VINO
was nominated without opposition.
Mr.. Thomas. when notified OF the action
of the convention, made brief speech
OF acceptance in which he pledged him
,elf that If elected he would do all In his
power TO subserve the best interests or
his constituency.
The convention throughout was enthu-
siastic and harmonious. Mr.. Thomas's
election IS almost certain. Neither the
Republicans nor the Populists have a
candidate in the field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
RACING At GRAVEsEND.
willow Handicap and s."breehe
Stakes-Annot Lyle and Pepper

GRAVESEND RACE-TRACK, y. "
September l9-Racing was resumed here
to-day under favorable auspices, so far
as weather and track conditions were
concerned. The attendance was good'
fully 5000 persons being present.
The card was "A fair one. The prlnclpai
events down for decision were the Willow
Uandicap and the Seabreeze Stakes, each
OF the value of 1850. The former event
was won by Annot Lyle, a-lo-to shot'
who came with a phenomenal rush In the
stretch. and defeated the favorite WOOD
vine, by head
The honors in the stake-race were CIT
ried of by Pepper. who ranked secohu
choice I'm the ring, while Primrose, IL
9O-,o-l chance, beat Darien for the place.
in practically ibe last striie. oo,
First race-hve furoigs-Alarm 00'.
Dopgett. 10 10 y won, Falling Water Sc
cond. Kamsin third. Time, l:H.
Second race-handIcap. one mile and a
.furloug-Sir Excess 0li, Rein, 9 TO .,
won. Relmar second. Leonawell third
Time. 15G. g..
Third race-Wlllow Handicap five fur-
longs-Annot Lyle 0G, Llttiefield' ]" 10 -
won. Woodvine second, Bloomer thlru'
Time. 1:03. II,
Fourth race-SeabreeZe Stakes, one miie
and a sixteenth-Pepper OO2. Chorn, o 10
q won. Primrose second, Darien third'
Time l:i9 l-2 .,,.
Fifth race-Heavy Handicap, six fur-
longs-Harrington Q09. Smms, 10 to o,
won. Preston second, Monaco third. Time
lis. .,
sixth race-one mile and sixteenth
April Fool 90. Griffin, to 81 won Dun
garven second, Second Attempt third'
Time, ISL 81
VIRGINIA HORSES WIN.
BALTIMORE. MD. September ls.-The
races AT the Timonium Fair to-day re-
suited as follows; 49, ~ -.
2.s5 class. trottlng. purse 800. Won by
Albert owned by w. c. Bryan, Rlch-
mond. Val. Best time 200 81. Ahes WAS
second and Jack Lucas third.
Happiness owned by John o. heai lrp-i
West Philadelphia. won the soo OUTS
hung up for the 2l7 PAGERS, with Frlhce
orange. her only competitor, second best
time, go ga ,,. Va, ,oo,,
seabiri &C.. w. Wright, Media, Val TOOK
the three-auarter running race IN slraishI
heats. Best time. l:20 l-2.
THE steeplechase sweepstakes were "oi'
by Geronimo In 2'Z' Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
To AssAssINATE DURRANT.
A Plot Among His Feiiow-frisohers
Cru,trnted by Police.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. September
,e-The police have discovered aud frus-
,rated a plot to assassinate Durrant'
The plot was concocted by weh-knowh
criminal while awaiting sentence in the
county jail. He expressed his intention
" q, tho first opportunity. and the
matter coming to the ears OF the Sheriff
extra precautions were taken not to
allow Durrant % associate win the
other prisoners. and TO take him to the
curt in a buggy or a prison van.
on search being made. a broken table
knife. whetted to keen edge. was
found.
10 twenty years in the pententiary.
and before taken away he admitted that
n was his intention 10 Kill Durrant
hut that he had had no opportunity TO
use his knife.
The police refuse TO diyulge the name
Of the criminal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
CAPTAIN MusHBACH THE MAN.
He Is Nominated to succeed h'"'e'
I'm the state senate.

the Stute
ALEXANDRIA, VA, September "
Special)-The senatorial convention Va
,hs Fairfax Alexandria. and Prince VIII
liam District transacted very cohsiueT-
able business In three quarters OF an hour
this afternoon. The convention was large
and entirely harmonious.
Mr. Narbury nominated Captain GEORGE
A. Mushbach for reelection as is.,,
He said Prince William mad Mereuith'
Eairfax Moore, and Alexandria Mush-
hocb hut on this occasion Oil three
yere for Mushbach. He dwelt on Cap
tain Nushbach's record and declared MN
TO be the most fitting representative that
the district could have In the State SEN
ate.
Mr.. a. A. Lipscomb, OF Alexandra
county, seconded the nomination lie
said he supported Mushbach because
Mushbach was for Daniel. and he euio-
gized Senator Daniel amid loud applause;
Mr.. +. w. Richardson, OF Fairfax, ana
Mr.. II. NJ. owens, of prince william,
also seconded the nomination, ana. on
motion. the nomination Of Captain Mush-
bach was made by acclamatlon.
THE NOMINEES SPEECH.
CAPTAIN Mushbach said he accepted the
nomination I'm the spirit In which IT was
made. He accepted 1t. not only as
compliment to himself, but as an lndl-
cation that the 5000 people OF the as
trict secuted the interference IN their
affairs of outside men and outside news
papers. The slurhgulllon newspapers OF
Washington ana those that have moved
from Loudoun TO Prince William IN
search of a hundred subscribers had no
effect in this district His answer 10
their attacks was found in the unanimous
vote OF the convention. His constituents
had seen him eight years in the Serate.
They had seen that he followed the dc
tates of his conscience. and that he was
willing 10 make such amendments 20 \he
laws as experience had shown to be ne
cessarv. He would vote for John W.
Daniel for the United States Senate. lie
denied that this convention had been
manipulated with any view to influence
congress slonal nomination. and closed with
thanks and a pledge OF faithful service TO
his constituents. Captain Mushbach was
loudly applauded. especially when ne
mentioned the name Of Senator Daniel.
Messrs. Charles Bendheim, Louis L.
Barley. and William II. May have an
nounced themselves as candidates for the
Democratic nomination for the House or
Delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
DREEDEN, TALLEY n co.

We are ready 10 show our Fall Stock.
New Goods in every department, new
departments, and some entirely new
lines of Wares odds and Ends TO
sell you, rather than pack away ana
at very low prices.
Ladies' Shirt-Walsts at 10, p, 80. and '5c.
Boys White Sweaters l9c.
Sman-Slzed. Jersey Ribbed. for children,
&c. each. or ? FOR Sc.
All Boys Shlrt-Waists at prime cost.
II l-2c. Jaconets. l-4c
Y l2c. Irish Lawns now l-Sc.
l piece SOlid-Cream Lawn. &c.
9 pieces Toe. Solid. Dark Green and Dark
Brown Lawn for lie. a yard.
DC Galatea Cloth for i l-2c.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed vests, tor lgc.
one lot OF IL 2-3 and u lie. Dotted and
STRIPED Ducks tWhite srounds) re-
duced TO BE.
This about takes I'm all the summer Goods.
Now for Fan and Winter. Everybody
needs change OF clothing, change or
scene, change Of air. and little
change in their pockets. Now for
change in clothing. To begin with
Underwear. It. is best 10 change that
We have High-Neck and Long-sleeves
Gauze Vests, for ladies and children,
at 25c each.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, for ladies. at H.
Jersey Ribbed Pants, for ladies, a nice
article. at 25c.
Gentlemen's Acknowledged and Heavy
Symmetry ight Vests and Drawers
Chidren's Merino Vests. the winter
weight sizes Is 10 Is inches. at 2jc.
NOVELTlES.-Blac Serge Saline Is a
decided novelty Of the season. The
fabric cotton. the width 81 inches, the
quality good. and the price low-l2 lie.
Red Calicoes. with Black Figures for
quilts. at &c. per yard.
one Of the few real assortments OF Dark
" l-2c Yard-Wide Percales In Rich
al tfftI m =
terms in the lighter "a L l-2c. Per-
Gales.
SEI.VYT! SEI.VYT, SELVYTr'-Giye
II up? Well. IL Is the Novelty Polishing
Cloth and is positively guaranteed TO
brighten everything save furnished
reputation. The prices OF this Selyyt
are II IL and DC.
Tilden and Hayes both claimed 10 be
elected In years gone and now In this
year 1895 there are more than two
dry-gOOds stores who claim 70 have
the best stock of Black Dress Goods
our stock. like one u Sam Jones s
meetings has overfiowed, and has en-
crOached upon the Sllk stock. In Black
Goods We have almost anything and
everything. and the prices are very
reasonable.
Black Atwood Serges and Henriettas
az DE
Black Mohair. 30 inches wide. an excellent
quality. 1t is said that there IS
Mohair to be used this season than
has been the case since the Hood tine
MOhair flood twenty years ago, when
Mohairs were washed away.
We have Carpets again. Also, Rugs,
Druggets. Lace Curtains. Cretonnes.
Furniture Satines. Brocatelles, and
Doubled Face CantOns.
Spend your money with US. where the
assortment is good. the prices are low.
the variety is great and the dealings
are straight.
HENRY SMITH. for sixteen years In
our employ. is again with u. after an
absence Of three years. and respectfully
! asks the patronage OF his friends and the
public Sc A-T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20

Don't use common skirt cambrics--
we are selling Rustic Moreen Plicatine.
Jet black, &c. yard.
Four Great Wash Dress-Goods Bar
gains
1910. Sateens for 6Ic. yard.
Prettier Patterns, same quality. same
width, heretofore sold for tjc.-55
pieces for to-day's sale.
12Ic. La Belle Crepons TIC a yard.
Out only a month, yet everybody is
calling for them. Don't pay l2.c.-a
great lot here for TIC.
Dark Plail Dress Ginghams 4lc.
Seems folks don't want ginghams, so
manufacturers must sacrifice even their
newest goods. Here's 80 pieces-more
than $500 yards. Every color you
could desire-4ic. yard.
Woolly Russian Fleeces nc. yard.
Russian Fleeces have run outing
cloths out of style-they are better
and far prettier. Have been l2!c., but
here to-day for nc. yard.
Six months planning a Carpet Sale
ought to bring good results when once
started. Two weeks of selling is bound
to leave lots that should be closed out
hurriedly. Such 60 on sale to-day.
All-Wool Yard-Wide Carpets, two
patterns only. Take a sample--if it IS
not exactly the same quality and weight
You will see elsewhere in other patterns
at SOC. yard-dont buy it. To-days
price is to he 25c. yard.
Brussels Carpets, perfect in every re-
spect-without any exaggeration We
want you TO understand they are taken
from the 90 and sec. lots. For to-day,
selling at SOC. yard.
The same story colld be told of little
lots of nugs, Druggets, Curtains, Por-
there's.
More than 1.500 yards Double-Width
Open-Work Ecru Lace Curtain Scrlm
for to.day's selling at PC. a yard.
H2c>z<p1S- Gzz1 &N>to0M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20

Babies Crib Blankets. light shades OF
Pinks, Blues. Tans, and White Checked,
all full sizes and taped, 29c. each-a
pair for 500.
Full 1O-4 size Fancy Tan. Blue. Pink
Striped Blankets. Just such weight rs
one wants these cool nights, just ll9
pairs that should he Sl.25 are to be sold
for 75c. pair this Friday.
Every size and style Turndown and
Standing 4-Ply Collars for men, perfec''
for SC. each. They are fast sellers LOT
10c.
The Finest OF Dollar Percale Shirts,
With collars and cuffs detached or sepa-
rate, great lot to be sold for D. c. each'
in every size.
Mems Heavy Mixed Seamless Socks
4c. pair. :.
The Best Imported 25c. Socks, IN
Tans and Grays only, are to be SOFA Ior
15c. These are truly the identical hose
we have sold over 1000 dozen IN the
last year for 25c. a pair.
A District School is in full operation
in the corner window. The boys all
wear School Suits from Meyers. and IT
illustrates how well our Boys SUITS look
even after very rough wear. Bring the
children to sec the school and make 1t
profitable to them.
Jewelry items that are half prices
Large Silver Trilby Hearts, lOc..
Long Silver Lorgnette Chains. l5c.
Confederate Flag Stick Pins, DC.
Dress Goods Selling Right.
Dainty French Flannels. Black Dot
on Red, Pink, Blue, and White, baby
check, lowered Dresden design, 50c. the
ward. 1t comes to you &c. cheaper
than ever before.
3 pieces same quality, bought at
sacrifice because patterns are not a.
pretty, to be 2jc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
CaNONICUs AND AJAX.
New Reason Why the Monitors We're
Moved from Richmond.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. September "
The Canonlcus and Ajax. the last two
of the United States monitors. which the
Navy Department ordered from Norfolk
10 the navy-yard in this city, arrived
to-day and were locked with the Lehigh.
Catskill. and Manhattan, which preceded
them. The monitors were brought TO the
League-Isiand yard so that they could be
docked in fresh water. For several years
they have. been lying In salt water. and
the result has been that their iron hulls
have corrOled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
MARLBOROUGH TO VISIT ATLANTA
The Report of His Engagement to
Miss Vanderbilt Denied.

NEWPORT. II. J.. September ls.-The
Duke OF Marlborough will visit the At
lanta Exposition, in company with MIS-
w. K. Vanderbilt and Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt. the last OF the week.
Certain papers still insist upon the en-.
gagement of Miss Consuelo Vanderpii'
to the Duke Of Marlborough. MIS-. van
derbilt said yesterday: MISS vahuer
biIt is not engaged to the Duke. l regret
that the papers 40 often see ut TO connect
her name with different friends OF ours. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20

Pin.Check Cheviots. 2 and 3 colored
mixtures. As inches wide, guards, ample
for any costume 2 to yards for chil-
dren. 1t would bring 75c, any time.
Price is to be size.
For &c. as pretty Silk and Wool
Mixtures as You ever saw for 50c.-Navy,
Seal. Dark Green, Garnets. with bright
eninp effects of Yellow, Red, Green, Blue
Silk I'll reads-full 80 inches wide. It's
a remarkable Dress Goods to be sold for
25c. yard.
Think of 4s-inch-wide Atwood
Dress Cheviot-well over 300 yards to
be sold to-day for 25c yard.
Cashmere Suitirg', allwool filings,
36-inch width. Gray =, Browns, and Red
Mixtures, q most plentiful lot for to-
days selling, 10c. yard. Looking for
School Dress? Here's an opportunity.
An SOC. yard Dress Goods Bargain,
too. It's Finetta Cloth with Silk Boucle
or TUFTS, Tan and Brown, Red and
Green, Black and Brown, Gold and
Green. Our buyer thinking it a one
dollar.and-a.ha I mat rial gladly bought
all Of the small lot offered. Tue price Is
to be SOC. yard.
Jet Black Wool Serges. l6'c. yard
90 inches wide. Did you ever hear
of it before Plenty for to-day's
selling. Impossible to say how many
hours or how many days We will keep
it.
Jet Black Heavy Corded Diagonal
Serges, 29c.
stonybrook Black Serges, 4S inches
wide. 39c. yard.
Cheviotine Jet Black Serges, A inches
wide, 69c. yard.
Black Wool Boucle Rough Tufted
goods-a sma!lish lot for Zoe. yard
Some later day you'll pay 5Oc. and be
glad to get 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
An Anti-Debased-Cur Protec-
tion-TnriT PIatform-Nominnt

TRENTON, y. j., september l9.-The
Republican convention was called 10 order
at 1910 p. VI. to-day by Franklin Murphy.
Congressman Mahlon Pitney was selected
as temporary chairman, and the conyen-
ton took a recess.
The delegates resumed business at 2lb.
and J. Frank Fort, Of Essex, was made
permanent chairman. The platform was
reported. and unanimously adopted. II
begins as follows:
I'VE. the representatives Of the Re-
publican party in New Jersey In con-
Vention assembled, reafiirm our devotion
to the national policy Of our party; our
opposition TO any attempt TO impose upon
this country a debased or deprecated cur
rency and our firm belief in the wisdom
and benehcence of tax upon Imports
which will afford protection 10 American
Industries and adequate revenue.
The remainder OF the platform relates
10 State matters.
John W. Griggs, OF Passaic, was nomi-
mated for Governor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
MANY REPORTS.
second Day of WOman's Christian
Temuerauce Union Convention.

Temperance Union Convention.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. September
9.-(SpeciaL)-Th second days session
of the woman's Christian Temperance
Union Convention was called to order
this morning by the president. Mrs.
Jones.
IL was voted that Miss Carrie Lee
Carter be made a member OF the conven-
ton.
The reports OF superintendent Of dif-
ferent departments showed excellent
work In many instances.
Mrs, Letermau. State Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20


General willard Warner. OF Chattanoo.
ga. was the next speaker. He departed
from the lines usually followed on sucn
occasions. and discussed the question Oh
socialism-nct the socialism or beiiamy.
or Keir Hardie. but the socialism OF
States and municipalities. Speaking OF inc
forces that are at work to produce d
higher civilization, General Warner SAD
'The Church-not the episcopal 1n.rcn.
not the Catholic. not the Metnodis,, OF
Baptlst or Untarian-but the great BODY
of the members and patrons OF an tne
churches. will be an increasing FACTOR IN
the upward progress OF the race WILL VIA,
scant or no creed. save the two greae
commandments on which hang all tne
law and the prophets-love to Goa anu
man-It will work with mighty force Ior
the true salvation Of men, not ALONE
from a future hell. but from sin ana eNi'
in this life that now is. from selnshhess;
cruelty. all forms Of uncleanness, moran
and physical. from bad eating, COOKING
and housekeeping. 100, ar
"rhus n better type OF physical man
will be evolved. and there VIII come ir f,s
in man more Of the lineaments OF rum
in Whose image he is made, All his.9iy
testjfies that IL has been religious iiihu ,
ence. more than intellectual. which mas
uplifted the race.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
EDUCATIONAL.
.iRE'S CLASSICAL Avn
<EIssar SEun. W.
INQUIRIES SCHOOL
OPPOSITE Monaco PARK.
RICHMOND VA

Thlrty-nrst session opens NOND,v
SEPTEMBER I'd. Mr. Bosw0rts g.
Calender. Mr.. r. r. Harrison. AMI ~.
j. i. Mcclure. Jr. remain in tho ',-,..
school; Mrs Mcclure and two ASSIST, ~.
teach me lower Mr.. Camubeu haa ~
elected professor IN a South Carolina 80
leBe Professor Edmund Harrison. .i...
professor OF Latin In Richmond C.Hl..
formerly Of French, ALSO. VII gi.a IL.
portion Of mis- time. Mr. r. a u.t
University OF Virginia.. an .trt,t"
enced teacher. will take tho ntf',,i
science classes.
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE RTcop,,
University OF Virginia: Two Je.r..s,
seventeen diplomas IN the b. a. ana N =
courses. Washington and Lee Tuters..,.
Two degrees, six diplomas arl st'r..
tons. Richmond College Two D sr..s
twenty-five diplomas and dlsua.f.ar9
Virginia Military Institute. Gen Sag rr.,
In fourth class. FIRST IN m3themauct In
third class. first In chemistry a s.eaff
class, four promoted O. De- c.rr.rs.s
medal for oratory. COLUMBIA College ,>
c.. Cornell and Lehigh Unyers.t.. az
Stevens Institute Each one roTresrg,t,
tive, who graduated with distinction.
SchOol-roll for 1875. iH
For further particulars terms N-. %.
catalogues in bookstores, 90 address
JOHN h. INQUIRE
No. 7 north Eciylers
" - Attention Is called Oh oren.-r.
day. In order 20 facilitate olear.zst..r
| desire boys already In town to crtr-
names during previous week.
~ i6-eod3w&d6 weSu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20

f07 NORTH PINE STREET
OPENS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER an
New pupils enrolled Friday, september
versity. Fully equipped gymnasium. VITA
competent Instructor. Circulars at b <
stores. The principal can be- found ase-
September 18th az 6i3 west Grace
street. For further Information aIlre,,
G. NJ. Motley. Ashland. Va. an -,s
MISS ROBERTS ) PRIMARY sCH0Ur.
will REOPEN MONDAY, S.rt.ur.r
sd. at No. east Cary kIrI.relr-.r
and physical culture will d. bught as
usual Sc S,llbNYN-s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
MISS DANIELS SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND Chill
bRFN. 1S PARK AVENUE Ite -..t
session OF this school Will begin MON
DAY. SEPTEMBER Both. Clnlc'e-t l.-
sistance is employed In ali English Glasses
French: Professor J.. y. Has.en Latin
Professor Edmond Harrison. G'm.n -
Miss Olga Baugh. For an pupils .tis
below Second street deiucI.h wy
made for car fare. s"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
MRs. CAsKIE CABELL

will receive a limited number " pltsi'
AND LITTLE CHlLDKEN FDk o.
STRUCTION, beginning uDToLLe .e-.
The location OF her rooms $3.50 ~.
below Fourth street. For terms an
ticulars address No. 81 Governor -i
Mrs. Cabell will also form % GAS
ladies' for the study 81 history iHI ,".
rent topics, which viii t--.h
Eth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
BOTETOURT PROBABLY WET.
The LocnI-OptiOn Election In the
County Yesterday.

BUCHANAN, VA, September l9.-(Spe-
cial)-The local-option election which was
held in the county to-day passed OH
quietly. A very small vote was polled'
From the precincts heard from indica-
lions point TO the county's gong W..
The buchanan and Fincastle districts
win 90 wet by a small majority, and
Amsterdam District will 80 dry. Returns
are coming in slowly.
Mr.. NJ. II. Payne, president OF our
bonk whose condition has been critical.
&c much better and hopes are entertained
OF his speedy recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20

WASHINGTON, y. c.. September p.-
The nth annual convention OF the Amer-
can Numismatic Association to-day began
two-days' session In this city. About
seventy-tiye delegates are present, repre-
senting membership Of more tnan v'V
members, scattered throughout the couh-
try.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
Gold Reserve. s95,sis.s75.

WASHINGTON, u. c., September D.-
The Treasury stated gold reserve to-day
Is S95. Cts SIS, subject 20 an addition OF
$4,000 not yet taken up in the Urea
surer's books.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-20
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