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properfy Transfers.

Richmond: y. u. Brookss trustees TO
lane NJ. Harvey. 6O feet on east side Thir-
feentb street between Clay and Leigh
streets. $500; d. ?. GIL and wife to Charles
- Ellison 10 % feet on north side Mar
shall street near Hancock. subject TO
lien. 81 500: T. +. Gill and wife to r. G..
Denoon. 30 feet on north side Franklin
street between Ryland and Harrison
streets. $500. II. y. Rennie's trustees
aud wife TO Jane NJ. Harvey, II feet Z
inches ON south side Cary street near
Belyidere. $50: Auditor Of city Of Rich
mond TO V. NJ Gwathmey, 2S feet on
Tbirtv-frst street between y and o, SL35;
same TO same. % feet on y street between
'Tbirtv-Grst and Thirty-secOnd. N9l +;
STELLA m. Smiths trustees and husband
TO Jane VI. Harvey, als feet on south
side Pulliam street near Adams street.
81 40. l.. Ussel's widow and only heir
10 Maggie l.. Hancock. . feet on east
sJ7o Tyier street near Calhoun street. So;
William sears Woods deyise 'S 70 ~, w; a..
Robertson. IS feet on west side twenty
eigbth street northwest corner o street,
$3.50 $780, 49,, IL. 20
cor, l. Lacy. acres near Nine-Mlle
road. about 81 miles from Richmond SZvO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22

flying. but his counsel. Judge l.. c.
Bristow called him 10 the stand for the
specific purpose OF explaining certain Cd
scure and apparently conflicting state
ments OF some OF the witnesses. IL was
asccrtained from Mr.. Ellinger that ne
first applied 90 Fish Commissioner Bow
doin's predecessor 10 execute the act OF
Assembly that authorized the assign
mcut OF the disputed area. Mr. Ellinger
answered a number OF questions put by
the committee and surrendered TO them
certain documents IN his possession TO
complete the records.
Copies Of all the old grants. deeds. ana
maps OF Fox Island "a be found IN the
Clerks Office OF Accomac, and the land
Office at Richmond. were presented ana
filed as part OF the evidence, one or them
having been executed as far back az 1868.
when all the testimony had been taken
Judge Bristow proceeded to sum up the
case IN a very able argument that mace
"a profound Impression on all who heard
Il. lie contenGed that the matter Is res
iudlcata. that the General Assembly had
given the Fish Commissioner plenary
power 80 make the award, and that his
act could not be reviewed by any court,
nor set aside by any Legislature.
At the conclusion Of Judge Bristow's
argument the committee adjourned, TO
meet at Cape Charles City on the 2Sth
instant. when they will formulate their
report
The act authorizing tho grant is ac-
knowledged 10 be very ambiguous, and
confers upon the Fish Commissioner well
nigh absolute power in making the as
slgnment. The question to be decided is
whether Eilinger has not had assigned
him under the act far more water area
than was intended, and whether the
grant constitutes n vested right that cam
not be revoked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
NEWPORT NEWS.
Died from His InIuries-PoliticaI-
baseball.

Baseball.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August 2l.-
Special John y. Wilson. the colored
ship carpenter, who was mangled in the
shafung at the shipyard yesterday eve
ming. died last night at 10 o'clock from
the result Of his injuries. Wilson had
just finished work for the day. and was
putting on his coat when the accident
happened.
Hon. d. Gardiner Tyler. who is a can
didate for l. election TO Congress from
this district, was IN the city to-day.
At the August term Of Warwick County
Court. which commences at Denbigh next
Monday. the Democrats Of the Stanley,
Denbigh and Morrison magisterial dis
tricts will organize a Bryan and Sewall
campaign club. The party leaders have
been actively drumming up interest in
The proposed organization, and the pros
poets for an exceedingly large member
ship are bright.
Considerable interest is being mani
Tested here In the election to be held
next Tuesday 10 ascertain the viii Of the
LEGAL voters and registered freehoiders
OF Newport News in regard to an issu-
ance of bonds to the extent Of 5000 for
a new school-builling. There IS no doubt
that the election Will result in favor Of
the bond issue.
Edward j. Burke. Of New York, ar
rived I'm the city this morning. to make
inquiries concerning his brother. c.. D.
Burke, an apprenuce-boy on the battle
ship Massachusetts who was either
drowned while in swimming last Tues
Gay afternoon, or deserted his ship by
swimming ashore and making his escape.
Mr.. Burke IS inclined 10 believe that the
boy was drowned as his relatives have
received no word from him.
AZ number OF local baseball enthusiasts
are making an effort to have the ROa-
uoke State LeagL. franchise transferred
10 Newport News. A committee appoint
cd for the purpose started out yesterday
evening TO raise a subscription and with
I'm a few hours. mad secured the promise
of 500 A number Of gentlemen who
have expressed a willingness 20 contri-
butte toward q movement of this
kind. were not seen last night. but IL is
exp. ctcd that if there is a possibility OF
occurring the franchise at least S1.oO0 can
be raised after d few hours notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
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.
and Domestic.

NEW YORK, August 21.-The market
for securities was feverish to-day. but
business was on a light scale. The trans
actions in stocks footed up only 1sS.2li
shares, the smallest total for any day OF
the week. Speculation was feverish
throughout, and under the control OF pro-
fesslonal operators, who are still working
for lower prices. The street was flooded
with rumors Of an unfavorable character.
but on investigation It was found that
the reports had no foundation in fact.
Some of the reports were Of a highly SEN
sational character, and undoubtedly had
something TO do with the lower range or
prices which prevailed during the after
noon session.
The special feature Of the trading was
the heaviness OF Western Union. The
stock sold down per cent. 70 IS per
cent, and lacked support throughout The
heaviness Of Western Union Offset the
good effect of the gold importations, and
this with the selling for foreign account,
explains the downward tendency OF the
market. Reports OF rate-cutting at the
West assisted shorts in their work OF de-
pressing prices, but railroad earnings 10
hand for the second week OF the current
month generally showed an increase as
compared with the previous years, and
were not without their influence.
Speculation left off weak in tone, with
prices I-fd3-S per cent. below yesterdays
closing. Western Union leading. In the
inactive list Pullman Palace declined to
li9.
Bonds we're weak. The total sales foot
ed mp $4,000.
Treasury balances: Coin, s1l2,A7S52;
currency. s7s,H2.OS2.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money or call fairly active at 3g6 per
cent; last loan at 4, and closing offered
NJ per cent; prime mercantile paper
sac per cent.
Bar silver, CTS; silver at the board
stronger.
Sterling exchange easier, with actual
business in bankers bills at %a l-2g
1881 for sixty days. and AS 3-4dSiSo,
for demand; posted rates, A.So4S4.S5 l-2;
commercial bills, S4SS 1-4QSi.SS "a.
Government bonds lower. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds weaker.
,r,nar ,nfnN~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, August IL 1870
business was quiet to-day. only aHI
packages of sun-cured were offered; an
sold but 2; lie. was highest, followed by
IL "a, S1-2, S. 73-4, Z, 63-i, g. $40, 90,
down grade 10 $40 Yesterdays otet-
ings, ID packages. Sales from $l9 20 yJc.
Quality very inferior, and receipts very
li2ht
A planter. who sampled a quite full
crop OF shipping dark here this week.
says he made a mistake I'm not Offering
his tobacco earlier, as buyers seem IN
different and dark Tugs and low grades
have no friends.
A number OF crop reports from western
tobacco men show the Burley and dark
crop curing badly. thin. nondescript,
North Carolina bright crop reports are
growing worse. The curing weather has
not been good for any sort for weeks, and
yet planters are Obliged TO cut the to-
bacco and cure II TO save It from burning
up, especially on the lower leaves. The
late tobacco is called even worse than
the early crop. The former had too lit
tie root strength TO sustain II during the
long, dry spell following the rains.
There will be very few fine dark crops
and proportonately fewer fine bright
crops which will run into smokers ana
nondescrlpt grades. thin, and with very
few wrappers or rich filters. Tobacco OF
good body in the old crop Will be held
with more confidence. even though the
prospect OF sale Of wrappers IS not the
most hattering just now.
a number OF crop-prospecting Richmond
tobacco men. from Virginia and North
Carolina tobacco belts this week, report
emphatcally that the crop is much In
ferior to what even II has been repre-
sented to bs two weeks ago. Tobacco
will weigh out light.
IL Is notable that in reporting wrappers
sold this week and lately that very few
reach above the middle teens IN price.
the demand being for low-priced, low
grade stock.
Private sales today were filters. 3
wrappers, II briAght sorap-24 hossheads
to-day were Messrs. Lindenberger Of
Louisville, Ky; j. f. Rogers who goes
10 Goldsboro 10 locate as tobacco buyer
for this market; ilr. II. ]. Burwen, Of
Warrenton, n. c., who Will locate at
Enfield, n. c.; EIr. Pinckney Williamson,
Of Petersburg, Va, and Orlando Wampie
Danville, Va.
Our manufacturers, though doing a very
moderate and conservative business, do
There are. however. several leaf firms
who, II would seem. have no cause Of
grumbllng, while with the majority IL
is all too apparent that business Is eX-
ceedingly dull. A few, who keep on the
road and spend money 10 make business
generally find trade not near so duh as
others who watch and expect trade 10
come TO them.
Altogether. the Richmond Tobacco
Trade is keeping up as well as any trade
OF its class, and there is as great in
ducement and opening for tobacco bust
ness in this city as in the most favored
Of markets. The opportunities are. it Is
safe 10 say greater than ever. and In due
time will be revealed and realized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
PETERSBURG.
found-MOuey Meeting TO-Nfght-
Other Political News.

found-MOuey Meeting Tonight
other Political News.
PETERSBURG. Va. August H.-CSpe-
ein'' The sound-money Democrats Of this
ctg w.l meet tomorrow night for organ
i.r7n and for the election Of delegates
81, tae State convention 10 be held in
Richmond on the 9th 10 elect delegates
Oh the indianapolis convention.
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZING.
With the organization Of the District
Committee the organization of the regu-
l.r Democratic party viii probably be
l.l iu this district Chairman h. H..
l-a-.t.r to-day designated Mr. Charles
j. Mann as secretary and Capt n George
vs. feeram as treasurer of the Demo
cratic Fourth District Committee. two
lemen whose names give assurance
,. faithful and aggressive work.
PERSONAL.
Judge T. j.. Yarren. Of Greencsvine
county, was in the city to-day. lie is an
HVoHc8 candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress in this district
lie ia making am active canvass for the
domination. and declared that If the honor
conferred upon him he viii be elected
..lp.o OF lhe counties are Overwhelmingly
a favor OF Bryan and free silver. And
Ua s the evidence Of nearly all OF the
-llrtrymon who come TO our city.
Nfs a. s. Reinach. OF this city. and
N.s Rosa Marks and Mrs. Lena Harris,
both of Richmond. who have been visiting
friends here left yesterday for Saratoga
Hr1 Long Branch. 10 be absent several
weeks.
Four members Of the Common Council
signed the call for the sound-money meet
iag tomorrow night
GENERAL NEWS.
ln the Mayors Court this morning
James 81 Young was fined 81 and costs
Cor Dis part in the personal difficulty yes
terlay with John Warrenton. The latter
Was discharged.
Lucy Robertson (colored). arrested in
Prince George yesterday for the larceny OF
jewclry in this city. was sent TO JAN for
fifteen days b. the Mayor this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
A TEMPERANCE LESSON.
whisISey Causes George WoodaIl TO
Bent He Wife,

George W Woodall, a white man, who
resides at Belvidere and Cary streets. Is
a prisoner at the Third Police Station,
charged with beating his wife. His case
is rather a sad one. Several years ago
he was a prosperous groceryman. and
conducted a store at the corner Of Jeffer-
son and Marshall streets. Whiskey got
the supremacy Of him. and in d short
time he went from bad 20 worse. His
wife left him and remained away from
him for a year or more. but upon his
promising TO reform returned 10 him.
Yesterday Woodall went home drunk
and becoming enfaged with his better
half. struck her over the head with q
spade inaicting q painful scalp wound
Woodalrs son. hearing of his fathers
cruel deed, swore out warrant, charging
him with assaulting his wife with intent
TO kill. etc, and or this he was arrested.
The case will be called in the Police
Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
Two Gentlemen Badly Injured on
Franklin street.


Mr. Edward Chalkley and his brother
Mr. Marion Chalkley, the former a travel
ling salesman for the firm of J. J. Wright
& Stokes. and the latter a member Of the
firm Of b. D. Chalkley & Co.. were the
victims of a serious runaway accident
Thursday afternoon. as a result Of which
Mr. Edward Chalkley is at the Retreat
for the Sick, suffering with internal In
juries and his brother has dislocated
shoulder
The gentlemen were out driving be-
hind a spirited horse. which had just
been purchased by the firm OF y. j.
Chalkley &, Co., and when opposite the
Jefferson Hotel the animal became IN
manageable and ran away, bringing the
buggy IN violent collision with another
and heavier vehicle The buggy was
overturned. Mr.. Marion Chalkley was
thrown violently 20 the street. and his
brother was caught under the upset
buggy and dragged nearly two blocks,
the horse running al a mad gait.
Both gentlemen We're resting easily la-s
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
Back from the AIbemarIe.

Rev. DR.. William L. Hatcher returned
yesterday from Fork Union, In Fluvanna
county, where he attended the meeting
this week OF the Albemarle Baptist Asso-
citation. He will MI his pulpit at Grace
Street Baptist Tabernacle tomorrow
morning. and will preach at Bethlehem
church, In Chesterfield. in the afternoon.
Or. Hatcher reports that this years
session Of the AlbemaFle was an ex-
cepuonally fine one. The attendance was
large, and the hospitality OF the people
bOuntiful.
Rev. j. r. Daniel Of Scottsville. pre-
sided. and among those who addressed
the association were Rev. DR.. Hatcher,
representing the Educational Board
President BqatwriRht, Of Richmond Col
lege; Professor Charles l.. Cooke. OF Hol-
Inns Institute. and DR.. A. owen, of Ports
mouth. representing the Foreign Mission
Board. The annual sermon was preached
by Rev. II. w. Tribble pastor Of the First
Baptist church, of Charlottesville, who
is a man Of marked ability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. AUGUST q. 1886.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Davis. New YORK;
Ola Dominion steamship Company.
Schooner A. Denike, Melvin, batn. Me-
ice: Richmond lee Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk.
nerchandise and passengers; Virginia
NAVIGATION Company.
stesmshin Richmond. Davis. New York;
GA Dorninion Steamship Company.
Schooner Frank herbert. Morgan, light;
Bermuda Hundreds.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. q.
By telegraph
CLEARED.
British steamship Rappahannock, LIVER
pool. X, t..,...,.... 49,
York.
carman steamship Rhaetla. Hamburg. &
I.irge Gaiatea, New Haven.
schooner A Brabrook, Salem.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUGUST Il
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore, Murphy. BATH
more; passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, Baltt
more; passengers aud general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
Just Think of 1t!

Mems Suits. all wool. that were 49,
reduced TO S3.75.
Mems Suits. all wool that were S. re-
duced 20 81.
Mems Suits. all wool, that were So re-
duced 20 $.
Mems suits. all wool. that were $3.50
reducc9 20 $G.25.
Mems Suits. all wool. that were SIS, re-
duced to $50.
Mems Suits. all wool, that were So
reduced 10 SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22

Mr.. s. S. Foutz. Deputy Supreme Com
mander OF the knights OF the Maccabees,
Is i'm the city visiting the tent in this
place. a very pleasant meeting was held
al the residence OF Mr.. II. VI. Blunt, on
Church HILL Thursday night lie will
address a public meeting. in the interest
OF the order some evening next week.
The knights Of the Maccabees Is. with
one exception. the largest fraternal So
ciety IN existence, being particularly
strong In the Northwest, but has never
beeu worked Up in this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
A Delightful Place.

The mems meeting which is held I'm the
Young Mems Christian Association build
ing every Sunday in the year. was held
in the gymnasium last Sunday afternoon.
1t proved TO be much cooler than the
upstairs quarters, and those present were
not annoyed by the heat. The meeting
will be held I'm the same place tomorrow
afternoon. Rev. Charles NJ ChUmley,
pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian
church. will address the meeting. He Is
a young man of marked ability, and his
address will prove interesting and profit
able. This service commences at o'clock.
The boys Gospel rally Will be held as
usual, at 3 o'clock. While many Of the
boys are out OF the city, yet these meet
ings are well attended Mr.. Wallace X.
Evans will speak at this meeting. All
boys between and l6 years OF age are
cordially invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
LOUISA.
Personal NOtes-A Mnrriagc-PoIiti-
cal Points.

cal Points.
LOUISA, VA, August 4.-(Speclal)-
Mrs. Alex. McGhee. after a long Illness
died at her home near Bibb's Store on
Wednesday.
Miss Rosa Pendleton Chlles will give
one Of her humorous recitals next Mon
day night in the Piedmont Hotel here.
Mr.. w +. Cunningham, Jr., the popular
young jeweller Of this town, was married
on Thursday night at S o'clock, Rev. G.
i. Bane officiating. The bride was Miss
Ernie y. Dunn, a charming young lady
Of the county living near Treviians. Va
The happy couple Will reside in this town.
The mining interests in this county
keep alive Mr.. r. NJ. Kent is showing
small bottles Of gold just washed from
his mine near Mineral City.
The sentiment for Bryan and free sill
yer is growing stronger each gay in
Louisa.
The Dispatch is being applauded for its
telling work in behalf of Bryan and the
people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
Prices Bend
To Conditions.

This day will be a memorable
one in the history of bargain
seekers. Costs have been dis
carded-losses courted. We're
bound to clean out thousands of
dollars worth of stock-the
workmen demand more room
we can't give it to them unless
we dispose of the stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
Just Think of 1t!

Mems Pants that were $3.50 reduced to
H.25.
Mems Pants that were $3.50 reduced TO
$40.
Mems Pants that were s. reduced to
81.
Mems Pants that were $ reduced to
$3.50.
Mems Pants that were So reduced to
50.
Mems Pants that were $50 reduced TO
1915.
Mems Pants that were $3.50 reduced to
si2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
1T Is 4 CASE OF MURDER.
Charlie Robinson Dies from the Re-
suit of the Blow.


suit of the Blow.
Charles Robinson. the negro Who was
struck on the head with a brick by VIII
Hubbard. another negro, last Wednesday
night, died yesterday afternoon. at his
home, No. 761 north Ninth street, from
the effects Of the wound.
Robinson was taken 10 the almshouse
after he was struck. but was removed
to his home Thursday night. He never
regainec consciousness after he received
the blow and il is thought his brain was
injured. The Coroner viewed the remains
and will hold an inquest over them in
his room at the City Hall this afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
Hubbard was committed b. the Police
Justice 10 await the result OF the blow
he inflicted and yesterday an additional
warrant for murder was served upon
him in the city jail. The quarrel between
the two men had tie origin in dispute
as 10 how lons they had known each
other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
tn He Married in New York.

Mr. and Mrs 4. Salmon, OF 1863 east
coyertv.seventh street, New York, have
issued invitations for the marriage. OF
their daughter. Miss Jetty, 70 Mr. Nathan
Gsrtenbe7g. OF this city. The. ceremony
viii occur ON August Soth at "a = NJ. az al
Rroome street. New York Mr.. and Mrs.
" Gartenberg. parents of the groom
1iact who has many friends here, unite
GA the invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
A Maidstone for HammcI.

Mr.. Arthur Mayo. Clerk OF the Health
DEPARTMENT, has secured maidstone,
which he got for the purpose OF applying
n 10 Henry Hammel, the Henrico negro,
who was bitten by dog supposed TO be
suffering with hydrophobia on Wednes-
dav evening. Hammel was In the city
THURSDAY anxlously seeking such a pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
from wheat. were the principal sustaining

from wheat, were the principal sustaining
factors.
There were practically no oats cleared
for exports to-day. The tone OF the
market accorded with the easier feeling IN
wheat. May oats closed l-Sc. lower tnan
ported In the cash oats market.
Provisions With n slight recovery IN
hog prices at the yards, there was an
equally fair improvement In produes
values. The trading was or Is,iess
AMI inslenidcant sort however, and no
feature developed. January PORK closed
unchanged, January lard zizc. higher, anu
January ribs a shade lower.
The leading futures ranged as toio"s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
THE FOX ISLAND GRANT.
Mr.. EiIineer before the Investi-
eating Committee.

AcCOMAC COURTHOUSE. VA. Au-
gust Especial Tho Fox-island In
Festgaung Committee continued their
work here lO-day Mr.. William E.linger,
70 whom the large water area around
toH Island was granted, on being In
ofmed This morning by the committee
mat he could be heard II he desired 10
iesuiy, declined 10 30 on tho stand Vn-
Iess me committee desired him 10 DO so.
1Ae committee cid not insist on his tes-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, August q, 1896
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, 57q64c. (;
mixed. 56Q54c.; shortberry, 4I6fc. NO.
No. white, 29c; No. mixed, CSC. Oats
No. mixed, 2oi4q2lc.; No. mixed. 1870
lsl2c. Rye-33Q55c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON August 2l.-Bar silver, 30 3-l6;
consols. 1i3 lilo for money and lib is for
the account.
$50 2. M.-Paris adyices quote 3 per
cent rentes at 1O2f, 65c, for the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, August 21.-Virginia 9's.
new. 6jQ70; do. Century bonds, 81 1886;
Northern Central. 65d66; Consolidated
Gas, stock, IS 1-4G59; DO, bonds, SIS, liz Ii
bid; do, do. SIS, 1O0alN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
Big Bryan-sewnII club Organized.

HINTON, w. VA, August 2l.-(Special)
A BRYAN and Sewall club was organized
here tonight, with 22j members. Every
body was enthusiastic. Judge Huston,
Of Charleston was present and delivered
an address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
For the Ice Mission.

The Dispatch yesterday received for the
tee mission the sum Of A.25, this being
,La nroceeds from lawn party given on
Thursday night by Mrs. l.. Wildt.