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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
FUNERAL OF GENERAL coLsroN.
The Services at the Home Attended
by M0ny Friends.

The little chapel az Lee Camp Soldiers
Home was filed yesterday afternoon at
tho twilight hour with those who had
gathered 10 hear the last sad rites over
The remains OF General Raleigh Z. Col
ston.
All day long the sombre casket which
held all that was earthly OF the soloier,
Sc hOlor and gentleman, whose death hao
cast a gloom over the home, lay In state
in the chapel. From the bier droppeu
the folds Of Confederate batre-fiag,
fitting emblem with which 10 drape me
casket OF the soldier who had fought
calamity under II when II waved on the
battle field -. .,-
All dag. The presence Of death was felt.
and the old soldiers moved about win
almost nOiseless tread.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES.
A little before the quaint and pretty
chapel was filled, and the mournfui toll
ing OF the bell was heard. Rev. Ian
don X. Mason, OF Grace Episcopal
church. read the burial service IN most
Impressive manner. quartette, com
posed OF Mr. J. Harvie Blair. Captain
Blair. and Mrs. D. H. Cloves. then
sang '1n the Hour OF Trial and Lead.
Kindly. Light" Captain Cunningham
sang. most touchingly. waiting by me
River" AS the casket was being carried
out the quartette chanted abide With
Me-" TO the music OF the old Iroyte
chant. =,
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Colonel Thomas 7. Pollard, COL
onel w. +. CutFhaw. Colonel John Pur-
cell. Captain A. Jackson, and Messrs
Fred II. Scott. John w. Prinnot, A. Lang
Johnston. and Hopkins.
The interment was made at HOLLYWOOD,
on Gettysburg Hl1l, ia The lot of the
Junior Hollywood Memorial Association
A detail from the home accompanied the
remains TO the grave. Besides these old
soldiers. a number Of members OF Pickett
and Lee camps old Virginia Military IN
.itute mcn and many other veterans
and friends ~ the Deceased went 10 the
cemetery to SEQ all that was mortal OF
General COfsfon luid 10 rest.
HIS LIFE At THE HOME.
General Colston had bocn an inmate Of
the home for nearly two years, he being
received at the institution September -,
1894. He was assigned to one OF the most
comfortable rooms in the hospital. and
gpent n great deal OF his time in reading
and writing. OF course. being parayzed
in the lower limbs, no was unable 70
move about End had to always remain
confined TO his bed or reclining-chair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
v. NJ g. A. Matters.

The Committee on the Evening College
az the Young Men,s Christian Association
met al that Institution last night and
talked over plans for the coming season;
'The classes for the coming session Will
be larger than ever before, II Is thought.
The meubership contest, which was, In
auguratei Wednesday morning 10 last
until 10 O'Clock on the morning OF septen-
her al has been actively seized upon by
fhe members or the opposing teams, with
the result that Yesterday the Orange. side.
under the capteincy OF Mr.. j. z. Jones
mad eleven new members 10 us credit
and the Reds, under Mr.. i. g. Burruss'
mad four. ., 49,,
novel idea has been suggested ara
carried into effect aa O means OF an
nouncing which side is ahead; the e1ec-
incandezcent lights over the bulletin
board. to the west OF the main, entrance
which will alternately wear red ana yer
low globes as either OF the sides lead'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31

Mrs. VI. l.. strattOn Falls Down the
stems and IL Painfully Injured.

Mrs. NJ. L. stratton. an aged lady, re-
siding at No 92S east Marshall street.
met with serious accident at her home
last night about $50 O'clock
She was going from her room down TO
the parlor floor TO get some ice-water.
when she lost her footing and fell head
long down the steps, a distance or some
fifteen feet The fall was very severe
one. especially 10 one of Mrs. STATIONS
advanced years.
The family and friends saw. at once
that the lady had been painfully, II not
seriously, injured, and three physicians
were hurriediy summoned. SO for as they
were able to tell. there We're no bones
broken. but Mrs. Stratton was badly
bruised and cut about the head and lace.
one cash was several inches In length.
She was also unconscious for some time,
hut recovered consciousness later In the
Mrs. sratton is So years old, and the
widow OF NJ. L. Stratton, who was the
frat Auditor OF the city OF Richmond
Her sons are all well-known citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31

WASHINGTON. July @.-The latest
contrtyance OF Surgeon General Tryon or
the navy. who Is continually working 20
ameliorate the condition of the men on
our vessels. IS = novel cot for the sick
boys" of warships. TO replace the ordi-
nary canvas hammocks that are so little
adapted for the use OF the men In the
long sieges of fever common TO many
ports. and which are useless when opera
lions have TO be performed for gunshot
wounds in time Of battle or fractures IN
time of pence. The new cot is OF iron.
with a sensible mattress and canvas
sides. provided with numerous devices for
the comfort Of the occupant and conve-
nience of the attendants. II may De
swung from movable stanchlons or fas-
tened 10 any deck. Secretary Herbert has
directed them TO be included In all the
ships nov under construction, and as
rapidly as possible they VIII be placed on
ELL naval vessels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle,
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
and Domestic.

NEW YORK, July 3O-The stock mar
ket was quiet to-day, the sales footing
up only 1858 shares, Of which GOloo
shares were Sugar and 1850 st. PAU. NO
other stock on the list figures for as much
as 5000 shares.
At the opening the speculation was
characterized by frmness, owing to higher
cables from London. and the execution
OF buying orders for foreign account IN
st. Paul, and Louisville and Nashville.
The purchases for London were estimated
at 10000 shares, of which about one half
consisted OF St. Paul. Local traders also
took a more cheerful view Of the SITUATION
and bought moderately Of the Gransers'
Industrials. and Southwesterns AS a re-
suit, prices quickly advanced i-4Gl-2 per
cent.
After midday the speculation became
dull and featureless, and the changes TOT
nearly an hour were confined to the
merest fractions. Later Manhattan was
taken I'm hand by the bear contingent,
and the price fell down to 81 IL against
IS "a al the close yesterday. The decline
was accompanied by rumors that the re-
mort for the June quarter would make
very moor showing. 1t is understood mat
the statement will not be filed al Albany
until the middle Of August.
The heayiness of this stock led 10 the
sale of prominent issues. notably sugar.
Leather preferred, and the Grangers'
These issues lost IL 10 IL per cent.
and were quite weak for time IoWalo
the close, however, there was a oeciueu
change for the better, and, under covering
of shorts, the market improved waterway.
Sugar led the upward movement rlsine
o1-s ner cent. to lO3 SIS The Grangers
49, 7-Sl31 10 per cent, and the Indus
,rtala Manhattan. and the Internationais
l-201 "a per cent. WI,
Speculation closed firm In tone. me
not changes show gains Of 1-4g2 Ia per
cent Sugar. Chicago Gas, ana ROCK
IsIana leading In the inactive stocks
prooI,,vu Union Gas advanced 3l-4, TO 81;
7 10 shore 1 TO 162 and Pullman 2, 10 40.
rhere was little news afterwards 10 al
| foot the market, and the dealings were
devoid of excitement. Bear traders now
ever. were disposed TO reduce tneil .ii 80
and the improvement, especially d. '"'
cIose was due to their purchases
Too,,as we're firner. The total sa,es we're
s71SO00. ,,,e o.o col. our
Treasury balances Coih' f'iO'''''''''
rency, {7s.507.5o7.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
-, on cali easy at l12G2 per cent. :
-, ioan AT 2. and closing offered at z
n ,aS' cent. Prime mercantile paper, 6l-2gS
"a Par silver, 6S 5-s. Silver at the board
steady. ,.,,h oo,ra,
n',s,ness in bankers bills at A.n S-iq
=, 81 for sixty days, and A.@ 3-4Qsi.S9 for
ssn,,ond posted rates, sASSd<4Ss. Com
,nerciaI bills. s4S6 S-4qf4S IL.
Government bonds firm state bonds
neglected. Railroad bonds higher
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
R1cHMoND TOBACCO MARKET.

RIphmOnd, Va July 80, I6so.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, "a
packages, and ali sold. Highest price s4.
etc, down 20 soc. per hundred, lowest
price.
Private sales again very light.
Revenue collection: Cisaf and ciga-
rettes, A,652.0S; tobacco, N,0A.2S. Total
S2,7i6S6.
Shelburnes warehouse had a small but
very satisfactory safe OF sun-cured to-
baccos to-day. Prices ranged fully strong
on all grades. The same house will pro-
baby have another such sale tomorrow
Q'riday).
Good sales on Change tomorrow.
Mr.. w. e. Dibrell is confined TO his
house on account OF sickness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
The strset-nnilwny differences.

n is nrObable that the arbltraturs CiiItu
unon 10 determine how much the KEN
r5snd Railway and Electric company
should paw the Richmond Traction CON-
psry for tho use u me tracA- 81 We ~ ~,
constr,c fhoir award their award. about
which there is a dispute. between the Two
companies. A meeting OF the aroitra ,o4s'
looking to this end. has been uslei4Su,
on account OF the absence froia me CITY
OF one Of these gentlemen. TIT.
The Traction Company has pracliea,ly
completed the greater part OF its VenaDie-
street extension. and hopes 70 nave cars ATS
dav. The remainder Of the line. together
with the companys car-barn, which was
delayed on account OF some dinlcuity IN
getting material, will be completed as
.spidly as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
Movements of warshfps.

WASHINGTON. July sO.-The torpedo
boat Cushing, which has been at the
Washington navy-yard for nearly a year
undergoing extensive repairs. sailed last
night to Join Admiral Bunce's feet at
New York. She will proceed by the inside
canal ard river route. The triole-screw
cruiser Columbia. which left Boston the
22d instant. having In tow the monitor
Paesaic. which Is 10 be loaned 10 the
Georgia naval militia, arrived ~ bruns-
wick yesterday, and having completed this
duty. will at once come North and join
the squadron Of evolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
sheridan Appointment Regular.

WASHINGTON, July 3O-In regard to
the appointment OF Mr.. Sheridan, Of West
Virginia, 10 be a government director Of
the Pacific railroad. IL Is learned that
there was no deviation from the usual
course in these matters: that Mr.. Sheri-
dams commission was prepared at the De-
pertment OF the Interior and forwarded
TO the President for his signature ir the
regular way. and that directions were
given to the appointment clerk OF the In
terror Department more than ten days
ago to prepare a commission and forward
II TO tie President for the appointment
OF Mr.. Sheridan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
CASES BEFORE HE JUSTICE.
P. Beardsiey Fined ana s"r"h
Broyvn rut Under Bond.

H.. BenrdsIey Fined and sarah
brown Tut Under Bond.
n Several hours were consumed in tho
y olioe Court yesterday in hearing the
tases Of Henry Beardsley, charged with
&aatine Sarah Brown, and the cross
lhorre AGAINST the woman Of cuTsing and
Itusine Airs. Beardsiey. Mr.. Beardsley
"a railroad engineer, ana lives on
aveuteenth street, and Sarah IS negro
4 oman. who was formerly employer by
M bot is now In the service Of Mr.. Jo-
ri Hutzler who lives next door. The
j ..ftnce went 20 show that the negro
! oman had caused Mrs. Bebrdsley great
Il nu0yanoe and a Few days ago threw
Il ccks over Nhe fence az her, Mr. Boards
81 being told OF this upon his return
E thc city. went after Sarah and struck
80 hours hid been taken up in the cross
discrimination of witnesses, the Justice
|Ll-i ST. Boardsley $40 and required
Sarah 90 give security OF So1l ior twelve
months. The fine and security were both
The case Of. Alien Foster Reddy's bro
the0 Luke BEDFORD. and Cunning Cog
lD &C. charged with trespassing upon
a.. uf.H res OF Ars. Annie Scherer and
N.tr ON awning rope ia 'front.' or her
store. was continued. The boys disclaim-
Cd ON knowledge OF the offence, but
gave the name OF the man who had done
zoe r chief a warrant was issued
lor him. and the case VIII be heard sa-
tlrl.y
Q be- case oi Abram Tyler. a colored
man. charged with assaulting ana threat
eplnf io cut his wife Alice Tyler, was
dismissed O. more important charge being
ptppeni up. When Alice was assauit ed
she went 20 "a colored man named John
Day and asked him 70 take her home.
Abr4m got mad. grabbed a stone, and
smashed John ON the head. breaking the
oallu'a ffin I'm three places. DIT LYME
r tc Id'te twelve .fch.. in fhe wounds.
llo ease W l hoard Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
BUCK SOLD THE BEER.
The Profits All Eaten Up by Fine
Stamps CncnnceIled.

Buck Spottswood. the colored sport.
proved rather a failure as a retail-liquor
dealer the other day, and his short expe-
rience cost him $25. He attended picnic
az Mt. Pleasant and had five barrels of
bee- on the grounds, which he disposed OF
at the popular price. Or. r. Fuller Gas
kins, Deputy United States Internal-ReH
nue. Collector OF this district, put In an
anrparance. however. and called for
Bucks license The paper could not be
produced, and the result was that Buck
paid s& into Uncle Sans Treasury,
Deputy United States Marshal a. j.
Pleasants has arrested John Baker, who
Keeps q saloon at No. 14l6 east Main
street. on the charge OF having twenty
empty cisaF-boxes in his possession win Win
uncancelled stamps Baker is member
81 the firm of Walsh q Baker, cigar
makers when arrested he seemed sur tso
Charge. and believed that II had been
trumped w az d boy whom. he had dis
charged. The cese VIII be heard before
Commissioner HenTy Fiegenheimer on the
dth OF next month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
death of Mrs. Charles Ellis.

charles Ellis. weli-known Richmond
typo. who was for many years foreman on
The Religious Herald, died in Washington
on Wedgies day night. -
Nrs Falls WIS tho youngest daughter
OF Lewis and Mary Meade Burwel. ana
was a woman OF Beautiful character sne
had hosts Of friends In Richmond. wneIe
she lived up to year ago, when the IA
lv moved TO Washington SIZE leaves ,, nei
husband ana ono son. Mr.. cnariss h'ii''
j. .Ao
The vernains OF Mrs. Ellis Will reach tne
city this afternoon by the fsst man, At
rsving al an o'tieck, aDd VIII he oorne
difecIly 10 Hollywood, where the inter-
ment viii be maze.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31

tern in the same city as the National
Democratic Committee, and In case the
Democrats decide upon some other place.
they mny alter their plans. senator Jones,
chairman OF the Democratic committee ~
Ell present at his home IN Arkansas. ana
unt,I he is heard from on the subject
nothing definite will be done as to Demo
cratic plans,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
NATIONAL POP HEADQUARTERS.
They are tO he at Washington-The
democrats and siiverites.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 3.-The Ma
ton Committee of the Peoples Party"
otherwise the "Popuiists,' has decided to
make Washington the headquarters OF tho
organization Campaign literature, stored
at various places, has been shipped to this
city. Jones A. Edgerton, Of Nebraska,
secretary Of the committee. is expected
here and Senator Marion Butler. of North
Carolina. chairman of the committee, will
also be here as much as possible.
The indications at present are that the
Democratic and National Silver party
committees will also make their head
auartors in washington city. The sill
yerjtes ere DESTROYS OF having headquar-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31

Tho seabonrd WIN GO Back 20 Regu-
Tar Tariff Rates.

lar Tariff Rates.
The Injunction against the wholesale
rate-cutlng on southern railroads, grant
ca ny Judge Simonton. has had It's erect.
Csnari-hgent Boykin. OF the Seaboard
AIRLINE. on yesterday received n teie-
gram from G. II. Caps general freight
and passenger agent stating that tho
f-sb0ard viii obey the Injunction OF
Judge Simonton issued az Charleston. :.
r., lasi week This means that the rate
war WIN be stoppfd. al least until the
Court has passed on the Injunction. Mr..
lopBl advises Colonel BOykl that the
Drltr ~ Judge SimOnion has been served
slC1 him and that the new tariff-rates
provided for in the order OF July 18th
Nill be- Withdrawn al the close Of business
pr Aurrst SIN. az which time the rates
n operation prior 10 July 18th will DO
O. t0rcd until further notice.
Colonel Boyklr rs requested 10 notify
Cd ff'Dpere % he order
lnllss the injunction is made perna-
pert she Scaboard people VIII undoubici-
N begin sleshins again as soon as II is
aiasoiVed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31

There wee a small IRE at No. i7i] east
Was sounded from BOX 10, az $685.. A lace
curtain IN the house Of a. Giaio had
Caught frp by blowing ger re fas}e@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
p,cbmonders In New York.

NEW YORK. July so,-lspeciall1E; G.
Isieh Jr. and T. Il. Hooker. F1fth-Ave-
me. q q Burton, Marlborough; o. A.
Never and II. X. Terry. 81. Denis; X.
Whiting. Park-AVsnue; II. Frazier. Hoi-
land; r. Rothschild. Albert; II. G. Brum-
nell Astor: W. A. CASTOR, Marlborough;
n Tfnkel SIeWnrt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
neYinnnents ehourd Pay Up.

calls detention 70 DE fact that many per
sons have failed 10 ply their city taxes
Cor lsAs and that the ordinance .rssauiress
him 10 ievy. Prompt payment Will ovoio
additional cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
opened the Mayo-s.reet Mission.

Mr. c. II. Gootee, of Maryland, who
was untn recently associated in evan
gelistic work with Dwight IL: Moody,
opened the Mayo-Street mission last
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31

ket. which was little irmsr. Yne
rs,cks OF provisions In Chicago on August
ist. as estimated ~ George " Pnil'ipsf
new. iarf $4,000 ticrces: 1bs. cI,oeooo
gourAs. September pork closed Ii-1o.
bwer: as7tsrpber lard shade lower, anu
September ribs n shade higher.
fhe leading futures ranged az foiio"s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON, ENG. July S0.-Bar silver,
81 3-sd. Consols. l13 5-l6 for money. and
1i3 3-S for the account.
=. M.-Paris advices quote per cent.
rentes at 1Olf., 50c.. for the account
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July a.-virginia Cen
fury bonds. So IL asked; Baltimore ana
Ohio. 15lli6 IA. Northern Central, Gl-2
asked. Consolidated Gas. bonds SIS il2g
ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
The CHEAPEST, Pufesf and Best Family
Medicine Ia the World

Medicine IN the World
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, garn-
dice, Bilious ATTACKS, SICK HEADASfE,e 9 Gt,'
Depression Of spIfits SOUR SIOMAaoH,
warranted rot to coptarn single particle OF
MERCURY, or any mineral substance, out Is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
which an nli-wise Providence has placed 10
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail.
n will cure on Diseases caused by DsfanSe-
ment Of the Liver and Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are
bitter or bad taste in the mouth; Pam IN me
matisui; Sesr Stomach; Loss OF Appetite;
Bowels alternately costive and lax Hesdachei
Loss of Memory, with q painful sensation OF
having failed 10 do something which ought 10
have been done; DEBILITY; Low Spirits, thick
yellow aPpearnnce Oh tne Sx, nsr anu
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend
the disease, at others very few; but the LiVEk
Is generally the seat OF the disease, ana u no1
Regulated IN time, great suffering, wreteheo-
ness and DEATH viii ensue.
The following highly esteemed persons sttes.
to the virtues Of Sinpons Liver Regulator;
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Ga; Hon Alexander H. Stephens
know that Tor Dyspepsia, biliousness and
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world ever saw We tried forty other remedies
before Simmons Liver Regulator, but none gave
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31

An Important charter FiIed-Acts
of the Executive.

a certified copy OF tho charter granted
. The Washington Hotel Company by the
corporation Court OF Alexandria was filed
N the Office Of the Secretary OF the Com
loonweaflh yesterday. The officers are
JoSn Q. Knox. president Washington, ID.
O.; John 5acoby. vlce-presidept. Whining
ION, Deli Robert Callahan. secretary: b.
T. Queen treasurer. DirectOrc-johp %.
Anoz Wogh!ngton, d. c.: Joseph GDHchL
''as county. Va; John Jsccby. VIII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
TAX NOTICE.

once Collector City Taxes.
Rise% 20 a,s v siicys slX 8; rs'
Manv persons haye failed 10 pay CITY
TAXES FOR 1895 The ordinance requires
the Collector 10 levy. give you this no.
lice that you may call ana sett'e' ehIs
YaANK ". CUNNINGHAM.
~ n-'t Collector City Taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
APE: Z, n IA
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT WATER.

eo,t,ea at the III HUNYADi Springs euda Pest Hungary
.r hat .o,fovv Its Remarkable os It's nns IA th ~
.,h,S ercealinc ato{n
rnsssr 81 Great 65tanee"NsD lork Mnha /0~"
. ru,gaiye conso{
nn sd =, nsScIne Quantities for definite Tssn" - NA
-
Guarantees Of Uniform strength and cqppodOp yhca % lqrG n
hns NV Known Bud y" Agreeable 10 he pa3e' AA'sV
W. w. ~, eSscious ,--B,lG MGifa /araaL
This with the best Apehen was ana DC una
az sfongest ,,,..t rn;vrshv ~ n.y,n
Prices: IS cents and % cents Per bottle
fnv a., osupoyzs AND MINERAL wA7sR DEALERS
TIE ,ApOEkINARLS COMPANY LLMI1ED
srE that the wlknow9 KED Di"aS"S AA'
TIE ApoLLiraRs COMPANY. LIMITED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
rUGE METERS AGAIN.
owvurrEE PRESENTS A RE-
BORT TO THIS EFFECT.
~ GO BEFORE THE COUNCIL.

Imposition DeveIopcd--Mrs.
cur. Appeal for the Hichmond
stale orphan neutrality-suspicious.
nolIine's free List Approved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31

AK thrxrceversa
dyFsp(rS bilious
srslfkv1h, victims OF
fever and sgue, the
mercurial diseased
patient, how they re-
covered health, cheer.
frl spirits and .gool
appetite; they VIII tell
yoh BY taking SIM
hons LIVER REGU-
LAToR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31

MONEY TO LOAN
rn,nout delay on niSnAoxp CITY
RIAL ESTATE IN i'AAlf ,,j;,AAls p sS;A5&is
corner Tenth and Bank r,sects
nc i-F,su&w1im
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-11
FOR HIS PET PLANTATION,
Professor Hilgard Objects to a
Driveway Being Made
Through 1t.
AND HE GIVES HIS REASONS.
But Other Prominent Residents Want
the 1mprov vement-The Special
Election.

BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 1o.-Professor
Hilgard, head of the department of agri-
culture at the university, strenuously OBJ
iects to the making of driveway through
his plantation according to the plan of
Regent Reinstein and Superintendent Nc
Laren of Golden Gate Park. He protests
against the conversion of the center of his
long-cherished experimental garden into
tramway for butcher carts and bakery
wagons, for ie says it will be many years
before the population of Berkeley has in
creased sufficiently to justify the making
of such passageway for the accommoda-
ton of those who desire to pass through
the grounds in their carriages. ga vastly
greater majority" says be, "of those who
come to the buildings from the local trains
and from the eastern part of tie town near
the old entrance, do so on foot, and will