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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-26
.DIED.

CoLIGN0N. On wednesday, November -, 1890,
at Z pm. JOSEPH, beloved husband OF Jo-
FuIeral from his late residence, No ZIG eth street
nnrthMest, ut O'Clock pm. Relatives and
more and st. Paul papers please copy.D
DE VAUGHN. On Wednesday, November o. 1896,
at O'Clock pm, EMMETT ADDISON Id
VAUGHN. only son of Addison W. and Margaret
Funeral viii take place from rom parents residence.
u PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest. ON Friday
relatives respectfully invited TO attend.
CHARLES HENRY. in the hfty-hfth year of his
Funeral service private
HoLLEY, On "Wednesday. November %. 1875, at
O'Clock am. Mrs. CATHRINE HOLLEY,
after a long and patient Illness.
Funeral fr1 ine re.,9n9e OF her d'nghsr Mrs
Friday. So1enSer q at f!T pm avenue on
$50 pm. FRANK RAWLINGS JONES. beloved
Of Edward Mc-C. and Mary T. Jones. aged
two years and six months.
Lltsrment private.
MAN NE IN we MsE November 20 1885,
Notice OF funeral in Post Friday morning.
sNoWDEN, On Wednesday. November %. 1886.
Funeral from his late home In Arcturus Va, On
Fridry. November q. at O'Clock His friends
Stock. On Tuesday evening, November "a. 1896.
at kensinston. Nd. MAIsGAnET @. Stock.
wife Of J. r. Stock and daughter of the late
Rev. Daniel NJ. Reese OF Baltimore. Md.
Funeral services at residence on Friday: Novem-
Hill cemetery at 4:30 PIN .
ZURH0RST. On Thursday morning, November &c.
1896. EDMUND COkNEI.IUS, infant son OF
George p. and Elizabeth Zurberst. aged eight
months and twerty- nine days.
Funeral from residence OF parents, 203 Sd street
southeast, Friday. November q. at O'Clock
pm.
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Bows Clothing Dept.

All wool Cape Overcoats. Sizes 3. 4. and 6.
Reduced from 300 ard ST. Is to 81. - each.
All-woDl listers high storm collars. Sizes Z,
S. o and 10. Reduced from $500 and S. 40 to
So. 40 each.
- Navy Blue Beaver Cloth Refers. Sizes 3 to
s. sailor collars, o 10 15 storm collars. Reduced
81. Is each
) Navy Blue Suits. Sizes 0. 10, IL and L. Re-
duc,d from $50 81. 50 each.
II Mothers Friend shirt Waists. Sizes 5. @.
Is and II Reduced from 15c. and go 3Sc.
each
Atwood Fancy Colored Sailor Suits. Silks 3,
4. >. and {. Reduced from Sc. 90 to $3.50 each.
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China Department.

1 English China Dinner Set. one sauce plato and
butter plate missing. Reduced from $500 to
$3.50.
/ English China Toilet Set. small pitcher missing.
Reduced from S15Co 50 Co
English China Chocolate Set. Reduced from
$3.50 to $50.
1 odd Decorated Bowl and Pitcher. Reduced
from 81. 80 to $l.50.
. odd Decorated Carlsbad China Sugar Bowls.
Reduced from 81. 90 Sc. each.
odd Decorated Carlsbad China Bone Dishes.
Reduced from lie. to Zoe. each.
IA odd Decorated Carlsbad China Soup Plates.
Reduced from 2:c. to 13c. each.
odd Decorated Carlsbad China Soup Turecn.
Reduced from $3.50 to 81 go
IL small Earthen Jardinieres. Reduced from Zoe.
to Be. each.
9Th
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BedWear Department.

pairs AlIOver Embroidered Pillow Shams Re-
diced from 1919 to 81. 80 per pair.
l pair AllO Embroidered Pillow Shanls Re-
duced from s.. rs to $3.50.
pairs Lace Pillow Shams. Reduced from IS 90
to $500 Der pair.
l pair Dotted Swiss Pillow Shams Reduced
from 50 so to $3.50.
pairs Rufied and Tucked Pillow Shams. Re-
dueed from 81 so to Toe. per pair.
White Lawn Aprons. with colored borders. Re
tuced from 15c. to 10c each.
ID floor.
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Cloak Department.

Atwood Rough Cloth Jackets. silk lined Sizes
"a and &c. Reduced from $500 to 81 so each.
Black Cloth Jackets. box front and faring col
lars Sizes &c. 10 ard ~. Reduced from $500 TO
$S.SS each.
cts Sizes SO. Is and 10. Reduced from S6.GG ard
81. so to $50 each
Fine Silk lined Atwood Navy Blue Chcvron
Cloth Jackets. Sizes 81 and 81. Reduced from
5000 TO $3.50 each.
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Girls Clothing Dept.

Girls Fine Atwood Cloth Jackets, black navy
and brown. Sizes r. II and 10 years. Reduced
from $1,000 and $3.50 to 500 each.
/ Red Cheviot Cloth Gretchen Cloak. with deep
cape. trimmed with dlrk blue broafcloth. Size II
years. Reduced from $3.50 to $500
Misses Fine Tan ker>ey Cloth Jackets Sizes
16 and Is. Reduced from $3.50 to 81. 80 each.
> Red Gretchen Cluaks. braid trimmed Sizes 4
and years. Reduced TO 1915 each
Ri floor
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Suit Department.

Black and Navy Serge Jacket Suits Sizes
81 and 10. Reduced from $3.50 and $500 to
$T.50 each
s Dark Print Wrappers. Sizes IS and ~ Re-
duced from 81 % to SOC. each.
3 Green Figured Silk Waists Sizes 81 and SO.
Reduced from $1,000 TO $3.50 each.
1 Black India silk Waist. Size II. Reduced
from SEQ to S2.Ss.
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MARRIED..

GREENWEI1-KOSS. On November . 1896. at
40 am, at Church of Holy Name. BY the Rev
rather L. j. ktIvick, EDWARD s. GREEN
WELL to JENNIE NJ. K0SS. both of Washing
ton, DC.
kEENAN-MADDEN. On November &c. 1896. at
the parsonage Of st. Pauls English Lutheran
Church by Rev. DIR. Domer LILLE VI. KEE-
NAN OF Washington, ID. c., to JOS. 4. MAD
DEN OF Philadelphia, Pa.
SWEsENEi-COWL On November 25 1896 at St
Peters parsonage, by Rev. Father ~ Bri,.n
MATTE A CowL to JOHN A. SWEENEY
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Mems Department.

10 Laundered Shirts. white with colored bosom.
! plir cuffs. collars. Sizes Il, 15is 16, 16ls-
Reduced from S1-IO to zoe. each.
/ Macintosh, with cape. Size a. Reduced from
S12.GO TO $500.
! pairs Mems Bicycle Gloves. cashmere with
leather palms Sizes 81 and .. Reduced from
Si.C0 to 5Dc. pair
1Sf
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Shoe Department.

3 pains Youths Calf Lace shoes. broad toes.
Size liz. Reduced from $500 to $1O0 per pair
pairs Misses Dongola Kid Shoes, with patent
tips. Sizes liz, 121a. 1871 and II. Reduced from
$3.50 to 81 co per pair.
9 pairs Boys Calf and Buff Button Shoes, round
toes Sizes AZ. 6 and 5E, f last. Reduced from
$500 and $3.50 to 81 co per pair.
floor.
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Apron Department.

ChildTen's Fine Lawn. Aprons, Gretchen style.
rIIffe over shoulders, ties at back, trimmings OF
Hamburg and lace. Reduced from S1.3S to Zee.
each.
Chdren's Lawn Aprons. with short double
yoke. deep hem. rufne around neck. Reduced from
soc. to ;ssc. each.
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Women's Underwear DEBT

1 French Flannel Tea Gown. tight back loose
front. pcffed sleeves. standing collar fehu around
neck, finished with ball trimming. Reduced from
5000 to $1,000
2 Tnfreta Silk Petticoats umbrella style. deep
pinked rriffe. extra dust rufiie. Reduced from
S12.C8 to $3.50 each.
1 Fine Taffeta silk Petticoat. umbrella style,
two corded fOuEces, dust ruffe. Redsced from
$13.G0 to $500
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Edw. C. Cook, BIB Adams ave., Scranton, Pa.,
states, that he considass D.. Ral1's ConGh SyruD
Tire mt e0cacicB rene1y ~ csaons. c6t1s. ETC..
he has pet foun1.
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Baby Carriage Dept.

l Carriage. Reduced from $500 to 50 co. I re-
tiuced from SO co TO $500.
0 Children's Desks. Reduced from 7oc. to 2Jc.
each
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Upholstery DeDartmea1t.

1 White and Gold Bed. Reduced from $3.50 to
$500
! fold Screens. solid mahogany frame Reduced
I from $3.50 to 10 each.
Women's Solid Oak Writing Desks. slightly
damaged. Reduced from $500 to 1915 each.
dnar
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Trimmed Hats & Bonmets.

Our Trimmed Millinery Department is attracting
attention By of the constant newness of the
styles shown In sales room. Hat or Bonnet
Is not allowed to remain sale for more than 4
fixed nunib,r of days. and every Friday we Offer
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets fresh from our sh0w
specially reduced prices. simply to keep
the stock always bright and attractive and to have
entirely styles with which to begin the new
week Hence these sales Offer opportunity to
select 4 Hat Bonnet at about half price, and
real bargain o, casions
For Friday number OF Women's
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets-latest
shapes, and trimmed in various
tasteful combinations OF velvets,
silks, tips, etc.
$3.50 Each. Were UP to S..
2d dnOr
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Hosiery Department.

pairs Children's Dropstiteh Spun Silk Hose
.arsiinaL Sizes 5 and 8. Reduced from soc. an
81 GO to 25c. per pair.
pairs women's Light Striped Cotton Hose. Siz
=. Reduced from 15c. to loo pair.
LIST floor
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Tried Friends Best.

For thirty years Tufts Pills have
proven a blessing to the invalid. Are
truly the sick mans friend.
A known Fact
For bilious headache, dyspepsia,
sour stomach, malaria, constipation
and all kindred diseases.
TUFTS Liver PILLS.
AN ABSOLUTE CURE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-26
BORN.

CLARK. November %, 1896. to Mr. and Mrs. /.
Gilliat Clark. a son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-26
Opening Of the Holiday Goods
AT
PERRY'S.

We want to breach the gift subject you-becase the
giving time is only month off,
If you do 3oxr buying now you will have two advant
ages-the choice from complete stock-much of which is
the discomforng jam that grows denser Christmas ap
proaches.
1t isn't bit too to find with preparations all
made The Greater Store has the facilities to cater more
thoroughly for Santa Claus trade this than
heretofore Among this multitude of pesentabe novelties
there isn't item that has usefulness recommend it.
Sensible gifts that anybody may be proud besow and
everybody will be delighted to receive.
We have been months busiy gathering this holiday dis
play Some Of the striking features direct mporta
tons The others have been carefully selected home
Needswe make any comment prices? Nothing
but quality makes hen-whether is gifts personal
purchases Only standardand everybody surely knows
what that is at this corner-the BEST CHEAPEST.
A partial istsuggestives-f you puzzled what
senger to select to convey your remembrances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
GEN. JOHNSON HERE.
NE TALKS PLEASANTLY ABOUT HIS
STAY IN CUBA.
PITz LEE POPULAR WITH ALL.
Has shown Himself to BE n Diplo-
mat. and should Fill a Higher Sta
tIon-Thinks the Insurgents VIII
Finally Win.
Finally Win.

General Bradley T. Johnson was In the
city yesterday for the frst time since his
return from Cuba. He came down In the
morning from Daggers Springs. where he
has been resting for awhile, spent several
hours with close friends, and left in the
afternoon, via York-River route, fou Bal
timore. He will pass through Richmond
again Tuesday en- route TO his summer
home, in Amelia.
> Dispatch man called on General John-
son during his brief stay here, and had
a long talk with him concerning affairs In
Cuba. He says General Fitz Lee is very
comfortably quartered in Habana, and has
with him his son. Fitz. Jr., and Mr..
Thomas Jones. who was messenger to
General Lee when he was Governor.
THE CONSUL-GENERAL HOME.
General Lee" said General Johnson,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
DIR. JIM AND COMPANY.
Their Status as Prisoners-south
Africn Compan Inquiry.

A
Africa Compan Inquiry.
LONDON, July S0.-The unofficial re-
port circulated last evening to the effect
that Sir Matthew White Ridley. the Home
Secretary. had ordered that DIR. Jameson
and the other prisoners who were SEN
fenced to various terms of Imprisonment
for the part they took in the Transvaal
raid should be treated as first-class mis-
demeanants, turns out to have been in
correct. In the House OF Commons to-
dav Mr.. Patrick O'Brien, Parnellite
member for the city Of Kilkenny, asked
for information on the subject. The
Home Secretary said that the court alone
had the power to order the prisoners to
he treated as iirst-class misdemeanants.
No such order had been issued by the
court and hence the convicted men
would be treated as ordinary prisoners.
In response TO a further question, he
said that he was unable TO state at pre-
sent whether the royal prerogatlye would
be exercised and an order Issued In the
name of the Queen for the treatment
of the prisoners as first-class misdemean-
ants.
The preliminary step for an inquiry into
the administration OF the British South
Africa Company was then taken by
Tosenh Chamberlain. Colonial Secretary,
who made a motion for the appoint
,neut OF a committee Of ffteen members
Of the House 10 conduct the inquiry. Sir
William Vernon -Harcourt, the leader OF
the Opnosition. concurred I'm the motion,
which was agreed to by the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
FLOOD AND SWANSON
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOM
NATIONS YESTERDAY.
HARRY TUCKER WITHDRAWS.
He Makes "a Great speeck-Amherst
Convention Harmonious-swan
Renamed by Acciamation-hepub
Iicans Put Up Col. j. Hampton HoGc

AMHERST, VA. July So.-tspecial)-
Mr. Joseph Button, chairman OF the Dis
trict Committee, called the Democratic
Congressional Convention Of the Tenth
District to order at. u NJ. to-day The
temporary organization was given In my
special Of yesterday and the permanent
organization Of the convention was ef-
fected by the election Of Colonel Robert
CalIett OF Rockbridge county, as chair
man: c. J. Campbell, Of Amherst, as sec
retary. and Thomas Kivelghan, Of Staun-
ton as sergeant-at-arms.
While waiting for the report OF the
Committee on Credentials, Captain
Camm Patteson was called for, ana ad-
dressed the convention in a short speech
in which he forcibly advocated the free
coinage OF silver at the ratio Of 10 to l.
and paid his respects to Mr. Cleveland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
ysEABOARD AIRLINE CUT.
Withdrawal of Its Reduced Rates to
Southern Points.

WASHINGTON July Sa-Thc Seaboard
Airline to-day gave the Interstate Com
merce Commission notice of the with
drawal OF its reduced rates to Southern
points the withdrawal to take effect Au-
gust sth. Judge Simonton's injunction,
requiring the Seaboard and the Southern
railroad to quit rate-cutting, and appear
before him and show cause why the in
junction should not be made permanent,
is returnable August 18th. The action Of the
Seaboard is thought to be due TO a modi-
dcation of the injunction issued by Judge
simonton on Monday. The original order
Of tho Court commanded the Seaboard to
restore it's old rates at once. The Sea-
board then asked Judge simonton to mod
ify his first order, and it is assumed here
that the judge did so.
MODIFICATION OF INJUNCTION.
ATLANTA, GA. July S0.-A copy Of
Judge Simonton's order, restraining the
railroads from cutting rates. was served
to-day on Commissioner Haines, Of the
southern States Freight Association. The
Court modified the Injunction 10 allow the
Seaboard Lines cut Of 3s per cent. TO
remain effective until August Sth. This
was to allow the road time to give the re-
ouired ten days notice before advancing
rates.
AS the situation stands now, the Sea-
board has reduced rates good for nine
days more. and the other roads are en-
ioined from meeting the cut.
The order was also modified to allow
roads to run excursions.
The hearing on the restraining order
is set for August 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
BRYAN-sEwALL CLUB.
One 10 lie Organized Mt Hailsboro'
Saturday.

MIDLOTHIAN, VA, July 20.-tSpecial)
The Democrats Of lhis place are very
much interested in the meeting to be held
az Hallsboro' Saturday night for the
purpose OF organizing Bryan-sewal
campaign club. nalsboro' has been for
some time a hot-bed for Populism. but the
old Democratic leaders are coming TO
the front again and. unless the signs all
fau. this district Will give the Chicago
ticket large majority.
Mr. w ~. Baker, who once represent
"a the district IN the House Of Dele
gates. Is at the head Of the movement,
and win no doubt be chosen president OF
the club He Is not only ia thorough
sympathy with the regular ticket, but IS
one OF the most prom nent and inhuen-
tial citizens IN the county. Among those
who are associated with Mr. Baker in
the call are Messrs. c. Meade. Il. l.. Shot
well. John Martin I. A. Harrison, w.
C. Meade. and T.. T. Baker
TIE call for the meeting says:
"Reanzing the necessity for earnest.
active work on the part OF all advocates
Of the free coinage OF silver at the
ratio Of 16 10 !. irrespective OF any other
nation, We respectfully ask all patriotic
citizens. without regard 70 past political
laGiliafions. to meet al HallsborO' Depot,
/ SATURDAY. August l. 1856 at 730 p. NJ,
| for the purpose OF forming a Bryan and
Sewall club, and thereby become able Ia
secure more readily the most effective
literature on the financial question, 20 the
end that the people may be thoroughly
! informed and organized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
DISASTER IN HUNGARY.
Explosion OF a Powder-Magnzine
MANY PcopIe Fatally Hurt.

BUDAPEST. July 30-A powdermaga-
zine al Funfkirchen. the capital OF the
county of Barania. exploded this morning,
with fatal results. The shock OF the explo-
sion was terrific The Town Hall was al
most completely wrecked. and other build
ings In the vicinity were badly damaged.
SO far as known, FIVE persons were In
stantly killed. and eighty seriously
wounded
Later investigation shows that the eN-
plosion was more disastrous than at first
reported. II is now known that more
than a hundred persons were injured, and
Il is thought a large proportion Of them
will die Some of the buildings in the
vicinity OF the magazine collapsed under
the effects Of the shock, and there is
reason to believe that many Of their in
mates were buried in the ruins. The mu-
nicipal authorities, aided by the military
are making every effort 10 clear away
the ruins and rescue those who may be
imprisoned beneath them. The magazine
was located but short distance from the
square i'm which the market IS held; TO-
day was market-day. and the square was
crowded with rustics when the explosion
occurred. Among the injured are many OF
these country people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
Sudden Death of Mr.. stephen Roi-
1fns Embrey.

Mr.. Stephen Rollins Embrey. We'll
known resident of this city. passed SUI
denly away at his residence, No. H4 south
Laurel street, yesterday evening after an
Illness Of only few hours duration. MT.
Embrey left home yesterday morning III
his usual health. and was taken with a
convuIsion at the corner OF Jefferson ana
Franklin streets about 4 p. NJ. ana car
ried TO his residence, whore he fingered
until 6:30 when he died despite the ef-
forts of DR.. Henson, who was called IN.
and Of loving friends. who tenderly waited
on him.
Mr. Embrey was born In STAFFORD coun-
w but had been a resident of this city Tor
the past twenty-five years, and was IN
the 42d year Of his age at the time OF MS
death.
His funeral viii take place from Laurel
Street Methodist Episcopal church satur-
day evening at o'clock.
He leaves a wife and four half-brothers
to mourn their loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
THE JOHN SCOTT MEDAL.
Mr.. A. Langstan Johnston Receives
IL Upon His Electric Railway Bond.

Mr. A. Langstan Johnston, chief en-
gineer OF the Richmond Traction Com
pany, on last Thursday, while in Phiia-
delphia. received the distinction OF being
presented with the John Scott medal, OF
the Franklin Institute, upon the efficacy
OF his bonding joint for electric railways.
This is one Of the most practical ana
advantageous inventions now In use IN
this constantly enlarging field for ensi-
ueering ingenuity.
The medal Is given from the proceeds
OF a trust fund bequeathed to the city or
Philadelphia by John Scott, Of Edinburgh.
scotland and was awarded TO Mr. John
ston BIZ the Committee on Science and
Arts OF the institute referred TO.
The medal is a work OF art. IL is made
of very fine quality OF bronze, and is
s,,lv three inches In diameter. IL Is en-
closed in a plush lined leather case. bear
ing the following inscription;
Medal awarded By the city OF Phlia-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31

A Most Appropriate and bea"tifui
Souvenir of the War and the
Late Reunion.


The Dispatch Company has at great
expense gotten up most artistic COM
panion picture for OUR HEROES AND
OUR FLAGS, which was so eagerly
sought after by our readers last winter.
The picture is beautifully Illuminated,
and presents President Davis and Vice
President stephens. surrounded by their
last Cabinet while below are speaking
portraits OF Lee and Jackson. In the
centre is handsome drawing OF the
proposed jefferson Davis monument, by
Mr. Percy Griffin, OF New York. Under
each portrait Is the fac-simile autograph
~ the parsonage represented. This will
make the picture of decided intrinsic
worth as a memento of the late war
There Is also an exact reproduction OF
the seal Of the Confederacy while be-
meath the portraits OF Davis and Ste
nhens are draped the four flags Of
the Confederacy. In the foreground is
a picture OF the "Merrimac." or "Vir-
ednia." and piece Of heavy ordnance
Taken as whole OUR LOST CAUSE
is most interesting souvenir No
southern household should be without H.
II is on thick cardboard. just suited
for framing.
THE DISPATCHES OFFER.
To obtain the picture cut out three
coupons OF different dates and bring
them TO the Dispatch with 10 cents;
or send the coupons with 10 cents
and 2-cent stamp and We will mall the
picture securely In a tube to any ad-
dress In this country.
Remember. three coupons OF oinereht
dates and 10 cents at our counter or
tho coupons with 10 cents and z-cent
stamp when II Is 10 be mailed. Every one
wants this souvenir Address.
COUPON DEPARTMENT.
The Dispatch Company,
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
The Chnutauqua of the Mountains,
at Goshen-IiOtcI "Aiieghany"


A series of attractive entertainments
Of special interest by the most noted men
Of the day are being given at the Chau-
tauqua Of the Mountains, at Goshen, Va.
The Hotel "AllegGany" IS now open for
summer boarders, as well as for those
who wish to attend the Chautauqua at
very much reduced rates-viz, $ TO sl2
per week: $50 to $40 per month. according
TO location OF rooms. The "Alleghany" is
one OF the best furnished hotels in the
mountains. and the table well-served
Summer excursion rates via Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway. good till October 3lst;
and special round-trip tickets for certain
days can be obtained at Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Ticket-Ohices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
TriIby ExcNrsfOu

to Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and Ocean
View, via the Norfolk and Western
railroad, Sunday, August I'd. Train leaves
Byrd-Street Station at $50 A. NJ. sharp;
returning, leaves Virginia Beach at 6
p. NJ; Ocean View at L. NJ; and Nor
folk at p. NJ. Fare for the round
trip: Norfolk, 81; Virginia Beach, $.50,
and Ocean View Sis. Fare from Nor
folk TO Richmond on the Trilby. ST.
Close connection at Norfolk for Virginia
Beach and Ocean View, with chair-cars
attached. Special vestibule coaches for
ladies. Reduced rates at Princess Anne
and Ocean View for our people. We leave
promptly on time. and go regardless Of
the weather. Tickets for all these points
at and on the train
Captain ]. X. NICHE,
r. T. ADAMS,
Managers.