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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
GOWNS.

Mssonville Muslin Gowns, Mother.
Hubbard style, V neck. yoke back, solid
and space tucking, cambria and Ham
burg rutle on neck and sleeves, full
sleeves, Csc.
Muslin Gowns, Mother Hubbard style,
yoke Lack, V neck. yoke irout Of cluster
tucking. embroidered ruille on neck and
sleeves, full large sleeves 7Jc.
Muslin Gowns, Mother Hubbard STYLE,
yoke made OF clusters OF eigh, tucks and
insertings Of point embroidery. embroid.
cred rufle on neck and sleeves, Sc.
Fine Muslin Gowns, three different
styIes-one Y neck, one high meek. each
with yoke of 4 insertings of poin. en-.
broidery set between clusters of tucks.
embroidered rufiis on neck and front.
plain yoke back, large full sleeves third
style, rolling collar, with embroidered
rutile around the collar and down tho
front, 81.
Fine Muslin Gowns, three different
styles-one with new round yoke with
two embroidered insertings anil cluster
OF fine tucks, ruii'e OF embroidery
around tho yoke; nno;her style with
surplice NECK OF insertings of open en-.
broidery; one style high neck with
square Jokes composed Of four insert.
ings of embroidery between clusters Of
tncks. Sl.26.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
Coucert on Church Hill.

A delightful concert was given AT the
home Of Mrs Josie Clarke, No. SB north
Twenty-fourth street. Friday night. Miss
Mamie Leahy rec,ed some very interest
ing selections, assisted by her sister, MISS
Maggie Leahy. on the piano: Miss ANce
Cowarljn and Nj. Willie COwarGn, a
flute duet. assisted by Miss Maggie Leahy
on plano: Mr.. Lawton Cru;chheld, Sc
lections on guitar; Misses Alice and Min
ME Clark, vocal duet; Miss Maggie Leahy'
solo on guitar. AM Mrs. Lila Taylor
and Mrs. Josie Clarke, vocal duet.
Among those present were Messrs.
Thomas Taylor and wife. ). 7. WOOL
bridge ana wife. A. +. Clarke ana wiie.
Sergeant W. b. Whiucck, wife and
daughter (Afss Alice Whi;lock), Percy
Cardoza. Vance Hatcher. Miss Edm3nll
Hatcher, Miss Mabel Clarke. Mr.. Robert
Clarke. Mr. Frank Blagg, and little MISS
Josephine Clark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
ALL HANDS SENT TO JAIL.
Those Who Helped TO Rob Mr.. Dawes
Other Ioiice Court Cnsce

Margaret Glasgow and Florence Carter,
the two negro women who were arrested
on the charge OF robblng w. X. Dawes
OF Rocky Mount, N. c., OF $50 and gold
watch were in the Police Court yester-
day morning. They were ready 10 stand
trial. and Mr.. Dawes was present 10
prosecute them. Sergeant Hall, who made
the arrests. asked for a continuance I'M
tll Wednesday, which was granted. and
the prisoners were remanded To jan.
Mr.. Dawes, being q nonresident, security
for his appearance as witness was
required. and he 'phoned for Mr.. Sias
Shciburne. who came Into court and went
his bond. Joseph Smither and Edward
Carter the negro men who were charged
with being particeps criminis OF the
women. were also remanded to jail for
an examination on Wednesday. The
same charge was preferred against
Georganna and Puss Brown. the pro-
prie,esses OF the house in which the rob
berry occurred, and an additional charge
of keeping a dsorderly house was pre-
ferred against the former. They were
also committed 10 Jail.
Pinkey G. Mills (colored) attempted 10
make a living by Initiating jim the PEN
man, and che obtained goods from seve-
raj merchants on orders to which she
had forged the names OF several respon-
sIble persons. For having forged the
name Of Mrs. y. Evans to 81 order she
went to the grand jury. and she viii
he given a hearing on Wednesday IN
the charges OF forging the name Of Mrs.
J. H. Davenport to two orders aggre-
eating S.25.
william Hawkins (colored) was chargs ID
with breaking and entering in the night-
time the bGr-room of ID. i. Evans. The
evidence against him was conclusive, and
he was sent on 70 the grand jury
Henry CroXton, genteel-looking
darby. was charged with committing an
Indecent assault upon Ida Banks. also
cOlorel. CroxtOn has been in jail for
several days. Ida failed 10 appear against
him when the case was called. and he
was released.
Moses Lee charged with stealing lot
of jewelry and wearing-apparel from
Maggie Lee, was found guilty OF petlt
larceny ana sent to Jail for fifteen days.
The ordinary disposition Of this case In
the Police Court would have been TO GER
tify IL TO a jury. but desiring TO test his
authority TO do so, the Justice, as fore
told in the Dispatch. imposed the sem
tence with the sanction Of Lees lawyers
Messrs. George f.. Wise and G. w. Dun
stan-who will at once carry 1t TO the Su-
preme Court.
Charles Hughes was required to give
security for sixty days IN the sum OF 800
on the charge of stealing coal from the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
RESPECT TO MAJOR GAINES.
The State Officers Meet and Adopt suita.
BILE Resolutions.

The officers Of the State Government
located in the Capitol building held a
meeting in the office OF the Clerk OF the
House of Delegates yesterday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock TO take suitable action
with reference to the death OF Major
William r. Gaines. and adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions. offered by Colonel
John Reil Bigger
Whereas, II has pleased an al-wise
Providence to take from our midst MAJOR
w. X. Gaines. Register OF the Land Office.
who died on Friday last of pneumonia;
and, whereas. II is appropriate that his
brother officers OF the State Government
in the Capitol building shall pay such
tribute of respect TO his official merit
and personal worth as his uniformity Of
pleasing department. ard his natural ami
ability so much entitle him 10. and.
recognizing as We do the integrity OF
his character as a citizen. and appreci-
atinR the self-sacriilcing patriotism
which. as a soldier In the Confederate
army. he evidenced. his gallantry on
fields OF battle. on one OF which he lost
a portion OF his manly form by bullets
from an Invading foe. whose numbers.
greatly In excess Of our brave defenders,
sometimes overpowered the heroes or the
Lost Cause
Resolved That We. his brother officers.
now assembled In this cid historic Capt.
toll building, will proceed in body TO the
home OF our deceased comrade and like
wise from there to Grace-Street Presby-
terlan church. where the funeral services
will be held. and by our presence there
In a body evidence the high estimate In
which he was held In our hearts. cherish
ing In pleasing remembrance the memory
OF our friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
Rnrtnn IIeiPhiA Notes.

A delightful dance was held at the
Wigwam on Friday night.
The Health Committee IS making efforts
to have every body Vaccinated.
The Literary Society met at Mrs. Ora.
hams on Friday night and spent very
pleasant evening.
Mrs. John T.. Rose entertained a num-
Der Of her friends at q charming tea on
Thursday night.
Mrs. James II. Barton has returned
from New York, where she spent the
holidays.
The schools reopenCd for the new
year on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Kern and Miss Jennie Gull
len will leave tomorrow TO visit friends
in stanton.
Miss Roberts is visiting in Louisa coun-
".
Miss Matte Ryland left for New York
Friday.
Mr.. George y. Bent. OF Chicago, is
visiting Mr. George a. Minor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06

family OF bankers of his name IN that
city. He married Miss Somerville. OF
Ohio. whose father was United states
Vice-Ccnsul At Turin With his wife he
made several visits TO Virginia. and tho
two became well-known at the Virginia
springs--particularly the Healing. Finally
he purchased n farm in Nottoway county.
principally for hunting purposes, and
Mr.. and Mrs Somerville resided With him.
A very sad incident Of his life was that
his wife died in this city while he was
at sea. returning from one OF his trips TO
Europe After the death Of his wife
Mr.. de Fernex became interested in the
pllkinton Tobacco Company. as one OF
its charter members. and held the POSI-
ton OF secretary and treasurer OF the
corporation for some two years He was
n highly cultivated gentleman. and
fine performer on the violin. His musical
taste was shared by his wife. who pos
sesscd q very sweet voice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
CONFER ABOUT MORCANFiELD.
Commonwealth 's-Attorney White Comes to
See the Governor and Acknowledgement.

Commemorative Attorney White. of
Stafford county. arrived in the city last
night, and held conference with Cover
nor OFerrall and Attorney-General scott
regarding the case Of Morsanilel1, who IS
under arrest. in Cincinnati, charged with
beng implicated in the Aquia-creek train
robbery.
Although Morgenfield had been in custo-
cy OF the Cincinnati police since he broke
his leg jumping from train In that
city, he was never arrested on the rem
dItion warrant of the Governor of ohio
until Mr. White visited Cincinnati, in the
latter part Of December. The eXtraditlon
laws OF Ohio are somewhat peculiar.
On the 10Th of this month MorganA-ld
viii appear before court on habeas-cOrpLs
proceedings for the purpose OF intro
uuc,ng testimony to show that he was
not In Virginia at the time of the robbery,
and. therefor. is not fugitive from
justice.
AT last nights conference the course
that the State will pursue was decided
upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
WANTED THE CHECK CASHED.
a Stranger Makes Demand Upon Night
Clerk Selden mt the Exchange.

Just before 3 o'clock this morning
young man. apparently about % years
old, walked into the Office Of the EX-
change Hotel, and approaching Night
Clerk u. IL. Selden, who was on duty
presented 10 him a check drawn upon
Knoxville CTenn) bank for SIS and asked
him 10 cash 1t. Mr.. Selden told the
stranger that he could not accommodate
him, as II would be a violation OF the
rules OF the hoste.ry. The early-morning
visitor then urged the clerk TO give him
SO on the piece of paper and this was
also denied. The unknown man went
away, but returned IN few minutes and
informed Clerk Selden that as he had
refused 10 cash the check, then declined
to allow him so on 1t. he (Selden) would
have 10 give him the SIS he at first asked
for. While this was going on Mr.. Sell
den observed that the stranger had his
hand upon his hip, as II he had a revolver
in H. Realizing his situation, Mr.. se!den
said "Wel, I'll cash the check and
turned toward the drawer. as If he in
tended to do so. But instead OF pulling
open the drawer he touched an electric
button ana a bell upstairs began 10 ring
feroclously. The visitor forthwith took
to his heels and disappeared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
ADVANCE ON HAI-CHENG.
HOLY Namc Society.

The members OF the Holy Name Society
will hold their regular monthly meeting
tonight in the basement OF the sacred
Heart church. Vespers will begin AT
this church AZ g o'clock p. NJ. Instead
OF o'clock j. NJ. az heretofore. At the
conclusion OF the vespers the business
meeting OF the society will be held. ~
the mission recently given by the Do
mnlcan Fathers Herman and De Cau-
tillon over one hundred new members
were added 10 the Holy Name society
With this addition the society IS easily
the largest Catholic organization in Rich
mond, and probably the largest religious
organization attached 10 any church.
The meeting tonight will be one OF the
most important in the history OF the So
clety. Plans and proposals looking 10 IFS
future welfare and life will be submitted
and discussed. and II Is hoped that every
member will make It his duty to be
present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
N.w. of Tho Court. md tho Council.

There was not great deal Of news IN
the Clty-Hall courts yesterday During
the afternoon the following suits were
brought In the Law and Equity:
Wlngo, Elicit &c Crump against @. IL.
Smith Damages, $50.
Same against r. J. Parater and NJ D.
O. Donnel. late partners. Damages. S-'o'
Same against +. j. Parater. Damages
500.
The Bank Of Chrlstiansburg against
Fannie Boman. Damages, H.lc.
John Page and Edmund Waddlll. Jr.,
commissioners, etc, against j. Q. and
". p. Dickerson. Action Of debt. 500.
The January session OF the Common
Council will be held tomorrow night
Much important business Is TO be con-
slderei at this session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
y,,r, I'm IA Runaway Accident.

Yesterday morning about ii ocloch
while Robert and w. j. Ford were
driving down Franklin street. their horse
became frightened at an electrician be-
tween Thirteenth ana Fourteenth streets
and ran away. throwing both men out
and breaking the wagon. Mr.. Robert
Ford was quite badly hurt. and was at
once taken into the taior-shop Of G. Il.
Ciucci and the ambulance summoned. The
physician attended the injured man. and
he was removed 10 his home, 1913 west
Leigh street. Dr. Bright, the family physi-
clan OF Mr.. Ford, said last night that
his patient was doing wen. and WAS not
seriously hurt. The Injuries 10 Mr.. w. J.
Ford were very slight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
NOTES FROM THE WAR.


China. II IL Thought.
NEW YORK, January s-A cable spe-
ciai from London to tho Herald says:
Your correspondent Is Informed on the
best authority that orders have been re-
celved at the Portsmouth dock-yard to
Mt out for sea, without delay. six war
ships. 1t is the accepted opinion In such
inner naval circles here az are acquainted
with significant facts that the immediate
destination OF these vessels Is the China
seas. This appears to bear out In
somewhat remarkable manner the fore
cast as to possible Developments recently
made by the Heraid's Shanghai cor
respondent, based on the sudden order
Ing OF the English feet TO Che-Foo from
the Chusan Islands.
FOSTER SATISFACTORY.
8 LONDON, January 5.-A dispatch TO the
Central News from Picking says that the
Emperor and the high officials OF the
government regard the choice OF ex-Scc-
rotary John w. Foster as a mediator be-
tween China and Japan as the best pos
sible selection. and are rejolced at the
news OF his selection.
An edict has been Issued upon order
of Li-Hung-Chang commanding the dis
coysry, arrest, and punishment OF Gen.
erals Uuang- Chao and Wei-Ju-Chang.
A dispatch from Tlen-Tsln says the
families OF native officials are leaving
that place, fearing japanese invasion.
The Chinese officials OF Tlng-Hai, the
capital OF the Island Of Chusan. recently
sent deputation to visit the British
fleet there. The admiral OF the feet
being absent the deputat!on vas re-
ceived by the senior officer In command.
who visited the tao-tai OF Ting-Hai De-
cember Mst The tao-tai. who ranks as
n general, and the Chinese admiral WIS.,
tied the British fleet New Years-day and
were received by q guard OF honor. A
salute was fired by the gunboat Redpole,
and the visitors were entertained at
luncheon. After luncheon the visitors In
spected the feet. and the Chinese forts
saluted tho English ships. The British
fleet has left Chusan for Che-Foo.
ADVANCE ON HAI-CHENG
LONDON. January 5.-The Central
News correspondent In Toxic says: Cen
eral Nodsku telegraphs that scouts sent
in the direction OF Kal-Plng report that
1900 Chinese. under General Chang, oc-
cupy position between Kai-Ping and
Twen-Tien. Scouts returning from Kao-
Kwang. he says, report that they saw
force OF Chinese strength unknown,'
der General Mich. General Sung is said
to be advancing upon Hai-Cheng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
Civil Service Examination.

A civll-service examination for clerks
ari carriers for the Richmond post-o.hce
Will take place on February 9Th. Ap2li-
cations Will close on January 18Th. TEE
list Of clerks on eligible list Is near.
exhausted The blank forms can be Sc
cured from Mr.. Fitzgerald. secretary o.
the local board. at the post-oiIice in this
city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06

The Richmond Dispatch. with its usual
enterprise, issued superb No. on the
1st OF January. showing the progress
made by the city during the last year.
The Dispatch Is the foremost news
paper in Virginia, and its influence is
constantly widening.-The Orange OBJ
server.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
Death of Mr.. Louis de Tcrnex.

Mr.. Clarence Milhiser received cable
gram yesterday announcing the death
Yesterday morning in Turin. Italy. OF
Mr. Louis de Fernex The deceased had
many friends here. lie was native OF
Turin. and q member Of q well-known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
Fire This Morning.

The alarm Of fire from Box at 5:l5
this morning was due to the discovery
OF flames in the Baltimore Clothing
House. No west Broad street; proprie-
tor Mr.. Rothschild. The damage done
was slight, and largely by water from
the engines. The insurance could not be
ascertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
POINT D'ESPRT.

Blue. Yellow, Pink. Rei, Sfeain'
White. and Black for evening dfe''e''
45c. Or
Cbildren's Worsted Caps. &c. =,
Bows Blue Flannel Shirt hais's, %.
Mems Blue Flannel Shirts eiss
heavy, sl.50. ,,.u, -.
Mems " DOL Socks. best qiaiiiy, i's;
Ladies Wool Hose. best quarry, 80 -"
Bows Wool Gloves. extra qash'y, ~"
Bows Leather Mj.:eEs. best qaai''!'
50c. ,, .,, ,on
NJ Misses Leather Mitteps, fur top sOe.
ChiIdren's Leather ais'ens' iaf '0V'
Ladies, Cashmere GloveA IN oiie''
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, II e0'0f''
extra quality, price zoe. .,,o rov
Feather Trimming, pri's sI''''
75c. c,.
Csrpets at . great reduction. .,,,.,
New line OF BABY -Carri"Sss
floor, take elevator.
Trunks on tie frs. aoor'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
UNDERSKIRTS.

Muslin Skirts, with tucks and cambric
ruftle, prlco Doc.
Muslin Skirts, with 6.inch fiounce Of
tambour embroidery with cluster tuch
above. 60c.
Muslin Skirts. wide cambria ruillo a.
cluster tucks, skirt finished underne'
with cambria dust rulile, SIC.
Muslin skirts, with cluster tucks. I
chon insertions, torchon edge, dust IA
tie underneath, 81.
Muslin Skirt, deep embroidery cluster
tucks, very wide, $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06

Disease-Rerms or microbes are now ac-
knowledged to be the prime cause OF
most OF the skin diseases and inhamma-
tions. Quratol Is a positive gerni-kiiler
and antiseptic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
CORSET COVERS.

Muslin Corset Covers, round neck.
12lc.
Muslin Corset Covers high neck, V
neck. round neck Hamburg embrolG'
cry and cluster OF tucks. pc.
Muslin Corset Covers, Y reck with
Hamburg insertion and embroidery, Bic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
REAL ASTRACHAN
CAPES.

Price $50, tomorrow 81
Tailor.M Cloaks, full length, SIX
finish, beaver, blue and black, price
Sl5. tomorrow ~.
Black Coats, with Astrachan trimming
(old Style, price slj and $50, at 500
Tan Coats, price 80 told style, -.
20 Chiljren's Short jackets. trimmed
with Astrachsn, ages Z to Il years, price
s., now -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
CHECK MUSLINS.

Large and small checks, extra quality,
price sc. -
have entirely too many-prce O~c'' AZ
35c.. extra heavy. =
Mems 75c. Pure Linen Shirts. rem
forced back and front, custom. made
double and single plea.- special, o'c'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
EVENING SILKS.

Graufre Silks, honeycomb elect ana Ha
crepe eject, for evening ~esr, price %
and PC. III.
MORE in all desirable shades in hight
b!ne, orange, yellow, cream, SAi'S'
pink. red, 4jc. a.
LIGHT China silk. with colorei lowers
extra quality. price 81, now JOc.
Polka.Dot China silks, cream g'oun''
price 81, now DOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
EN LESALE AND RETAIL
IL L l. = =

w DRUG. PAINT. AND OIL BUSINESS
for sale in Petersburg. Va Bids for the
Stock OF Drugs, Paints. OILS, &c, as
will be received until JANUARY -. 1855.
The lease of the store, which Is the
largest and handsomest In the city. ex
pires August J, 1895. can be renewed. An
store. Terms: liberal. Apply to
NJ. W. PENE.
CHARLES WATSON,
"a f-9t Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
~"
FOR
G Fri =
sEvENTY-sEvEN-A SUCCESS.

p1 L-s -,AS 0ONNNoS-
Seventy-Seven IL n phenomenal success.
On tho market for teas than a year, IL
Is sold In every city. town, and hamlet
In the United States and Canada. There
are many good reasons for its success.
First and foremost 1t 10 a SPECIFIC IN
the fullest sense OF the word for GRIP
and COLDS. giving entire satisfaction.
One person recommends II to another.
often dividing their dollars worth with
friends. So each customer makes many
new ones.
With DR.. HUMPHREYS worldwide
reputation, he had but to announce the
discovery OF Specific for GRIP ana
COLDS TO secure the attention and con-
fidence OF the public and profession.
With these corner-stones Il was only
necessary TO give his discovery publicity
to secure success.
The style Of advertising adopted has
been 80 effective. Is go unique, that ~
for GRIP Is now known throughout the
land
~ will break up Stubborn Cold
that hangs on"
A small bottle Of pleasant pellets fits
the vest pocket. Sold by druggists, o.
sent prepaid upon receipt Of price. Csc,
or for 81. HUMPHREYS MEDICINE
COMPANY. corner William and John
streets. New York. ia etc. mr., m. S. 1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co:
n,ssoIuTroNs & Co.PARrNERsnIps

plssOLUTIONs & CO-PARrNENsiiIPs.
HicnNoSp. Va, January 2. 1875.
VVHE FIRM or j. l.. MILLER Il
L co. lisrole Works. 3il south Cherry
strsst. was Dissolved December 81. 1854, By
the death Of the senior parscsr WILLIAM Nh
IyR.
Tho business viii b continued at the sSms
,lsee under tho same style vs J. l. EILLRa y
CO., by SAAG he IiLLN"
"a 3-Tb&Sa2te --.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
"a CIT
DyICE FROM WALL STREET.
LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

7 OST. JANUARY ID, BETWEEN
IL Union Depot and seconi street, o. between
Byrd and Broad etreets on second, A SMALL
GOLD AALTEs R-cROSS MEDAL engraved with
initials T. w. b., Christmas, 1894. A suitable
reward will be paid Tor It's return 10 us east
Main street. IA 6-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06
CHILDREN'S
MUSLIN DRAW ERS.

Chi!dren's Muslin Drawers, with clue
ter tucks, Ice
Children's Muslin Drawers with clas'
ter tucks, l2lc. -,
Children's Muslin Drawers. with clus'
ter tucks, l5c.
Childrcn's Muslin Drawers, with clus'
ter tucks, 2Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-06

The adherents OF the luke d'Orlesns In
London are expecting that their leader
VIII at an early date Issue manifesto,
wh.ch will be followed by d -mons,ra don
on French soil. az the risE u his arrest
Faith in this movement IS has q upon the
belief that the people OF France have be-
come dlssu-ted with the corruption ex-
listing among the politicians ana Journal
lists OF the republic. and are fast turning
toward monarchy Tor relief.
81 Ianon the author " France. So
cial e polltique." who Is now In London,
ssys that now that Count Ferdinand De
Lcsseps 10 dead. his son Charles ana Ma
rlus Fontaine. who HAYS remained silent
under the threat that II they spoke while
he was alive the old engineer would he
Imprisoned. VIII speak. II this be true,
their statement concerning Panama canal
snairs viii prove yeritable b0mbshell IN
the ranHs Of the Senator'S and Deputies Of
the republic.