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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

The popular Chesapeake and OHIO sun
day seaside excursions are improving
each week. Last Sundays excursion was
the largest Of the season. These trips
are much in favor with large numbers
of ladies and children on account OF the
well-ordered conduct Of those who attend
rs well as the fact that clean ride may
always be counted on, regardless OF
rain-storm TO lay the dust. The Chesa-
pcako and Ohio track IS stone-ballasted
all the way TO old Point.
Bucxroe Beach was well patronized last
Sunday. and quite a number went 10
Norfolk and Ocean View. The making
up OF parties Of ladies and gentlemen Tor
"a days outing at the seaside IS becoming
quite frequent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
NEWS FROM THE CITY HALL.
A Foreign Deed Of Trust Filled
DOings In the Courts.

DOings In the Courts.
a deed OF trust was flied IN the Clerks
office of the Chancery Court yesterday by
taa Louis Schneider Company, Of Charles
TON. 81. va. The deed which Is signed by
John Kramer president of the company
of Baltimore. conveys the property Of the
,lmrany 20 Charles c. Rhodes. OF Balti-
more. The deed fails 10 state the nature
a. t.. property conveyed 1t Is filed mere
Oh order o. protect creditors. should the
concern own any property in this state.
JUDGEMENTS were rendered In the Law
rrl Equity Court yesterday in the follow
lH- suits.
j. ID Patton d Co. against Edcl Tobacco
Company SOB N.l-3.3-.
Stein s. Co. against w. G. Gresham Tor
Suits brought. j. p. Hacket against Al
l.rt pabrcy in eicCtment Damages, Slll
Judge Minor iu The same court granted
charter 90 the Ammons Picking Com
farI. whose general Office viii be In TINS
ltr Tlc company proposes 20 conduct
fue business of plc..iing vegetables, fruits,
etc.. In..rllclur.u vinegar, mustard. and
such other goods as are usually made IN
fNa business The capital stock shall be
i.t Jess tnan $500 or more than NoV''
Tn. following are the officers. Cornelius
D. tmmous president: Fred. p. Hobson
secretary and treasurer: the above and
Richard u Tarlestv William b. West,
aud James A. Walsh form the Board OF d.
Iect..s
Tle weekly mortality report shows %
deaths last weeks white and 81 colored.
During the corresponding week last year
lIero were 3e deaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
STILL ON TIE ROCKS.
u Steamship Virginia Had Not Been
Gotten on at Last Accounts
s,r NAY DE rLoArED TODAY
..otbcr boat Has Take" Her ''"e"-
,.,c Rate War Goes Merriiy o"-
,,o,her Fierce Cut Made fes'er-
day

-.. steamship Virginia, Of the Balu-
e,..r Packet Company, which on
,.r,n,nr from SIS initial trip to Rich
.l f-om Baltimore ran afoul OF
. ,.t cast OF Dutch Gap Saturday
...... is suu grounded there. or was nj
b.. accounts. but there IS a probability
.n.r being Goatod to-day
vne boat SIS now wedgcd In between two
,..l. that would not hold her better o"o
r.v boon made FOR the purpose. she
r..,s clsy and IS 10 no danger The MeF-
,... wrecking Company were given the
o.-s OF releasing the vessel from its po-
s...r. and commenced Sunday night IL
,.ae found ON saturday night that tuts
could not pull her off. Pontoons Will
hive TO De used TO move tho boat
The only damage 10 the Virginia is
tno knocking Of a piece Of her Keel
10 hole was stove in her bow, as reported
vhe m.shaD 20 the Virginia VIII not
even temporarily close the new line win
baltimore. The company has chartered
Che steamer Enoch Pratt TO run on 'nIA
route until tho Virginia IS READY TOT ser,
vice. and the Pratt leit bh' tnoIe "'
- al Yesterday and vii. reach Richmond
Or Sob a. VI. to-day
THEIR ARDOR NOT DAMPENED'
T.e accident does not seem TO have
e...rrreI the arl0r of the Seaboatd Air
r.. ,,.,nlo N all This IS shown by the
f...frr special TO the Dispatch received
g.. nirht from its Baltimore correspon-
Cent.
T.eratc war between the Old Bay-Line
rr board Airline ON the one hand
,,l fo York-River Line and Southern
.v.v Company on the other, was en-
f..r.I to-day by the announcement on
d.. rrrt OF the Nork-it.ver Line or
f.f. of So from Baltimore % Richmond
end Norfolk. and So for the round-trip
,.nr. freight rates have been reduced
r.r-s .er cent The new tariff goes into
.r..t tomorrow. the company havins
filed such intention with the interstate
Commission. us required 10y law.
UrUn being informed that the YORK
rir.r Line had mot its cut 10 Richmond
tho old Bay Line Immediately rci~sued
the reduced tariff from Boston. New YORK.
and philadelphia To- points SOUTH when
&. WAS compelled CD withdraw last Friday
on account Of the refusal of the eastern
steamer lines To join it These rates are
remarkably low, while the freight re-
G.cfi0n l4 as sweeping a cut as has ever
been made by any southern company.
Next Wednesday q special meeting or
fre Southern states Freight Association
VIII Doc held 90 consider these reductions
ln speaking Of The cuts. President i.
Cnu0n Hoffman, Of the Scaboard Air
line. said to-day. II am satisfied with
tho trrn affairs have taken. The action
of our rival has not alarmed us In the
l..s We are bon the fight to remain, ana
,eI win because Justice is on our side.
IUe controversy was forced upon ua
AGAINST our vii and whatever demorali-
e.r'on I'm rates ensues win be upon the
shoulders OF those who made the issue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
May lie Trouble Yet.

What may yet turn out to be an in
tcresting story was commenced last Sa'-
urday afternoon. when a workman at one
of the large machine shops here approach
ea hts boss for his pay. and words FOL
lowed which brought on a scrap. The
Young man was taken from the shop
and on the way out was knocked down
bv another mechanic. The young TEL
low was a general favorite, and when
the shop closed for the day his friends
waited for the man who had struck him.
The crowd kept getting larger and larger
and finally II took several policemen 10
dispcrse the men. II is said that the russ
is not ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
saIvntiopists TO Come Mounted.

A letter received in this city from Cap
tain Blanche b. Cox. staff-captain In the
salvation Army for the district composed
of the States Of Delaware. Maryland, Viz
einia. and District of Columbia. and
whose headquarters are In Washington,
SAYS that she IS now engaged in forming
and thorouchy equipping a mounted
brigade Of Salvation Army people. VINO
VIII march from place to Place holding
services In jails. penitentiarys, etc, Cap
tain Cox has conducted services in this
city and Manchester and is spoken high
~ OF by all who have heard her, and 1t
Is expected that she will accompany the
BRIGADE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Hand Not for Goyernorship.

ST. LOUIS. MO-. July 20.-Ever since the
Chicago convention friends Of Hon II. r.
Blanc have been persistent in their de-
mands that he become the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Missouri. but
he has steadily refused. and stated that
he wished TO return to Congress. To set
the matter at rest Mr.. Bland sent the
following 20 local 'Democratic leader:
mo one is authorized to use my name
for Governor IS stated over and over
again. would not accept the nomination.
! am not in the habit Of lying about an
important matter like this. II the conven-
ton should nominate ne over my protest
IL would have its work TO DO over again
| would not accept 1t.
(Sgned) ''R. y. BLAND"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Nish. race. 20 De nela at Lee Park.

llr Lee Lorraine. tnc lessee Of the EX-
pos.uon-Ground and protector OF the Lee
Pleasure Park. is making arrangements
for Che electric lighting OF his track. ana
proposes shortly to have IN progress a
series OF night races. The track stables
sul have much OF the East stock which
was here 20 the reunion race meeting, and
some good races are expected.
ln speaking about the prospects for
'Cycle racing at The park Mr. Lorraine
said yesterday that he was az present
helpless % prosecute the preparations
which Doc wished TO make, as an order
from the Agricultural and Mechanical
Society hal prohibited all improvement
Tor the present. until the bond matter be-
tween the society and the city should be
acted upon by the city Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
,iaii-Pouch Gone Astray.

JACKSON, MISS, July 20-The Post
Office Department would ike to know
what has become Of the mail pouch which
LEFT Natchez last Wednesday evening.
The postal clerk has a receipt for II from
the transfer clerk at Jackson. who. I'm
turn. has a receipt from the postal clerk
on the Illinois Central The latter last
saw the pouch at Hammond. He f. named
A. S Moore, and Is an old and trusted
employee. whose home is in Jackson.
Tenn. The pouch IS said 70 have con-
tanned twenty valuable registered pack
ages. and all inspectors and detectives are
badly puzzled, as no trace Of it has been
found
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

take the two convicts detailed to keep the
Governors mansion and grounds IN or
der-work they are accustomed 20 do-oyer
TO Dundee" and clean up the house
This they have done. besides pulling
some weeds about the grounds. Other
hands are hired to work on the grounds
and TO make any improvements desired.
For many years two convicts have been
detailed for the use OF the Governor IN
keeping his residence In proper condition.
His Excellency paid the fare of the con-
victs on the electric cars TO and from
Dundee"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Nebraska Republicans for Mckinley.

CANTON. O. July 20.-The Young Mems
Republican Club. Of Omaha. Neb., one Of
the strong organizations Of the state. sent
Major Mckinley this message to-day: we
assure the standard-bearer Of the Repub-
lican party that the nomination Of a citi-
zen Of Nebraska by the Democratic Ma
tonal Convention will in nowise AFFECT the
enthusiasm AMI loyalty Of the young Re
publlcans OF Omaha. This Is a contest
of principles and in II we shall fight for
the triumph Of William Mckinley. who
stands for national honor and national
prosperity.
(SlgnedD &C. z. WINTERS, President.
IL A. Beck, Secretary"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
VnnderhlIt Conlinnes % Imnrore.

NEW YORK. July 2O.-The following
bulletin was issued from the Vanderbilt
house this afternoon:
MIR. NanderDllts condition continues to
show Improvement. He has commenced
taking solid food No further bulletins
Will be issued.
JAMES ". MLANE, NJ. D.,
'W. H. DRAPER. NJ. D.,
"FRANCIS DELAFTELD. VI. D.,
az. L. JANLWAY, VI. d."
A gentleman who is closely intimate
with the Vanderbilt family said this after
noon that the change of rooms had done
great deal TO add to the Improvement
OF MIR Nanderblt's condition. as the
noise Of the streets did not disturb the
patient as 1t did from the Fifty-seventh-
street side Of the house. despite the tan
bark-covered pavements. Up 10 noon go
tons Of tanbark had been put on the
pavement since Tuesday Twenty more
tons were put on the avenue this after
noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
The Inquest Was Postponed.

The inquest 90 have boon held yesterday
al the county courthouse to inquire into
the death Of Joseph Spain, who was killed
In the gravel-pit catastrophe Friday, was
postponed until August 10Th. because Of
the absence of Robert Hargrove, one Of
the injured men, who is an important
witness
Hargrove is still in a serious condi-
ton az his home, 5lS east Leigh street.
Edward Ferguson who was also In
iured i'm the pit. Is able to be out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
TUCKER ON BRYAN.
VIII Carry Mckinley Out to His
Burial This Fall.
Uynchburg News.)

Congressman Harry St. George Tucker,
who was in the city yesterday. said to
News reporter that he was Bryan's desk
mate ia Congress, for two years. and
knew him intimately. 81 regard him"
said Mr.. Tucker. "as pure and high n man
as ever met in public life. His character
is above reproach. Ills knowledge Of pub
lie affairs. and the political history Of our
country is extensive. and | believe if we
can elect him President he viii measure
up fully to the highest standard"
Mr. Tucker sent the following telegram
TO Mr. Bryan Immediately after his nomi-
nation at Chicago: "As you and / once
carried William l.. Wilson out on our
shoulders In triumph. we viii put our
shoulders together again TO carry McKin-
ley out TO his burial this fall"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
A cmLp's TERRIBLE FALL.
dashed from II Second-Story Porch
20 the Walk below.

Carter the 6-year-old son of Mr.. ID. =
Thompson. the well-known slgn-Dainter'
met with quite a serious accident at MS
fathers home No. 1921 west Main street
yesterday afternoon.
ucv playing ON the back porch OF the
]. lence about g O'Clock. and in some
Naac. om,able manner fen therolrom 10
hl.k pavement about 90 feet below,
striking sluarely ON his left temple. Ills
CI.s attracted the attention OF his
mother. who was in one OF the lower
ioms % ihe house. and she at once
pushed to the spot where lay her boy IN
pool ol blood. ITO was tenderly borne into
the house. aul DTS T.. }. Moseiey ana
Ceorse Ross were quickly summoned
They responded promptly. and ascertained
that the little fellow had sustained
severe fracture OF the skull His WOUNDS
vorc dressed and they left him doing as
We'll ass could le expected.
West Main street seems TO be an uh-
foruate place for children. Only q Few
wtc. since the little son OF Mr.. James
v. Ramos. who lives bat two blocks from
tle Thompson home. fen from the back
porch 20 the walk below and suffered
fracture OF DIE Skull. This little one has
IoW almost recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
III. rriepds I'm Need society.

At a meeting held last night in the
Young Mems Christian Association parior
by those interested In the proposed AS
ISOLATION OF Friends in Need" an organi-
cation was effected, and the following ON
GERS elected: Judge James c. Lamb presl-
dent; Hon J. Taylor Ellyson, vlce-presi-
dent; +. Harper Jones, secretary; A. .
Groser. treasurer; J. r. V. Daniel, f. T.
sutton. ]. Ben. Howard. II. d. Eichel-
berger. and Thomas w. Gardner. Exc
cutive Committee A committee was APP
pointed 10 draft constitution and by
laws. The meeting then adjourned, sub
feet to call OF the president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

Miss Lula F. Hewitt died at 12:So
O clock yesterday morning. at her parents
residence. 3l1l east Marshall street, after
n very painful Illness Of ten months. She
was a young lady Of sweet and loyab.e
disposition. and was greatly beloved.
The family have the sympathy Of many
friends. as this is their third aiiiicron
within five years. two other daughters
having previously passed away. Miss
Lula was the daughter Of MI. and Mrs.
5. Hewitt, and sister Of Mrs. a. McAuley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
AID FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
New York Banks VIII supply Gold
from Their Vaults.

NEW YORK, July 2o.-The banks of
New York will come to the aid of the
government and supply gold to the Urea
sury Department from their vaults i'm
exchange for legalf tenders. The move
ment TO this end was started by Frederick
u. Tappen president OF the Gallatin Ma
tional Bank. who said: 1T is hoped that
something definite will be done tomorrow.
/ have been surprised at the alacrity with
which bank officers have responded to the
request TO cooperate in replenishing the
Treasury gold reserve.
President Frederick ID. Tappen, Of the
Gallatin National Bank. late I'm the day
received pledges from New York banks 10
contribute in the aggregate 100000 In
gold TO the United States Treasury in ex-
change for legal-tenders 1t IS possible
that the amount will be increased to go
10000 tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Five Conventions This Week.

ST. LOUIS. July 2o.-Five conventions
are 10 be held in ST. Louis this week
namely, the Popullst, Silver. Direct Legs
lauon. Cooperation, and Reform Press
Association T. V. Debs VIII address the
Direct Legislation Convention. and among
those who will READ papers az the Co-ope-
ration convention will be Editor A. s.
Edwards. OF the Nation; Editor B. o.
Flower. of the Arena. and Edward Bella
NV. author Of Looking backward"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Petition of MIR. Wise.

II was expected that Hon. George ID.
Wise would make public yesterday a
statement defining his position In TINS
campaign, but he was TOO much indis-
posed TO do so. He may. however. pre-
pare such a statement to-day. Captain
wise could not be seen last night. but
there was an impression out that he
would probably not be a candidate Tor
Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Mr.. waIlace's Body Found.

The body of Mr. william N. Wallace.
The Young man drowned last Monday
night In the Pamlico sound, has been
found near New Rerne. y. c., and VIII
arrive this evening. accompanied by his
two brothers-Eugene and /. It Waiiace'
The burial will be some time Wednesday
the hour 20 be announced tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Pickett Camps Weekly Meeting.

The regular meeting Of Pickett Camp
was held last night and resolutions OF
,eensct we're adopted on the death Of
cornrade John +. Whltlock. one Of General
Plcketts couriers. who died July lst. The
resolutions were submitted by the commit
tee appointed for that purpose, when con-
sisted Of Comrades Lakewood, gibbs and
Winston. -,
A vote Of thanks was extepded by the
camp 10 Past-COmmander Nortnen Tor ms
faithful services.
Applications for membership were re,
ocl,.ed from Messrs. Jacob r. Polak and
Tocoh Wachter both members of the old
Iairst Nlrginla Reniment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Found Dying I'm n Yard.

Mr.. John Rlordan died at the residence
Of his s0n-in-law. Mr. W. T. Hnchman,
on west Main street, beyond the corporate
limits yesterday morning, under rather
peculiar circumstances.
Mr. Riordan, who was I'm his Goth year,
was found by a colored man lying In the
back yard Of Mr.. Dunnaway's store on
saturday night Ia an unconscious condi-
ton. 1t is believed that he had been
living there for some time. The negro
summoned help, and the man was found
10 be still alive, but In extremis Every
thing possible was done to save his lie.
but he never recovered consciousness, and
died as stated af5oye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Mr.. Goode Improving.

The condition Of Mr.. Ellis Goode, the
only child OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Goode,
who fell from a second story window
while walking in his sleep about week
ago. at his parents residence, NO. IL
south Cherry street, is somewhat I'M
nroved The patient Is now suffering
from several broken ribs and many cuts
and bruises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

The funeral q MIR. Peter >. Pannil took
place from the Masonic Temple Sunday
afternoon. Mr. Pannlll died az the Re-
treat for the Sick Friday evening, and
curing his sickness was attended by
members Of St. Johns Lodge OF Masons
aud Richmond typographical Union.
sunday afternoon the remains were cs-
cogieG 10 the Grand Lodge room, Masonic
Temple. accompanied by the above or
Variations. where religious services We're
conducted 81 lao eAsplain - 90 iocse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Two veterans Have Joined the Great

Two veterans Mcssrs. George Milton
and W. T. Smith-died at the Soldiers
Home Sunday night. MIR. Milton was
from Petersburg. MI. Smith was from
Richmond. Both were gallant soldiers IN
tbe war. The funeral OF Mr.. Milton took
place at 4P. NJ. and that Of Mr.. Smith
at5P. N. yesterday. They were buried in
hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Sauvlcru Poems.

This IS the title of a neat little booklet
issued as a souvenir of the late Conieae-
rate reunion. Ii contains three poems
"Our Confederate Veterans our Deau
Soldiers" and THE Tomb Of Robert r.
Loe"-al written by Mary Smith OF MO-
bile Ala. and respectfully and most
gratefully dedicated TO our Confederate
Veterans"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
A Ncrro Accidentally shot.

Reuben Lee, a colored man. who was
accidentally shot in the arm by his white
employer arrived in Richmond last eve
ming from New Kent county having
come for treatment The injured man
sought the almshOuse. and DR.. Charles
Iabenberg rendered the necessary medi-
cal attention. The man will return to his
home to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Lawn-Party ut the Home.

The Missionary Society Of the Masonic
Home. composed OF the inmates OF that
institution. Will give n lawn-party on the
Home grounds Wednesday evening from
4 TO 10 o'clock. There VIII be many at
fractions. refreshments will be served
and an evening may be most pleasantly
spent al this delightful place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

Mr. John II. Dickcrson. and the First
Church Quartettc, consisting or Mrs.
Cloves. Miss Lawson. Mr.. Lehman, and
Captain Frank Cunningham sang seve-
raj beautiful and appropriate selections.
Dr. Cooper conducted the services at the
rroUa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
DON'T STOP TOBACCO

suddenly. To do so is injurious to the
nervous system. Baco-Curo Is the only
cnrs that cures while you use tobacco.
N is sold with Z written guarantee tnat
th,aa hoxes viii cure any case no matter
hov, had. Baco-curo Is vegetable and
HARMLESS. II has cured thousands-it viii
eare YOU. At all druggists, 81 per box;
= boxes. $50. Write for testimonials and
Sooklet EUREKA CHEMICAL AND
MFG. COMPANY. Ia Crosse Wis. and
Iertc. Mass le N-Tutf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

The impression that Governor oferraii
has had force OF conVicts al work on
his private property near Manchester 10
erroneous. When the Governor deter
mined 10 make Dundee" his residence
during the remainder OF the summer and
vntt iate fad. he directed the gvsrd 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

The catalogue just issued by Richmond
College IS by far the best in the history
OF the institution, and will have more
popular interest than any OF its prede-
cessors. In addition to the matter usually
Given in such publications, this one con-
rains n complete list OF the graduates OF
The college from 1873 up TO and including
the session recently closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

The postponed outing Of the BOYS
Gospel Army OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association took place at Forest I'M
Park yesterday. Quite number went
oyer under the care Of Professor Schatzei
and a pleasant day was spent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
DIack Tom Arrested.

Detective John T. Hall arrested
nero Yesterday morning. who is known as
Tom Edwards alias Black Tom. Tom IS
wanted In stanton for robbing B. r.
Stockton & Brother last December. the
nero l. locked up In the First Station
and viii be held until the arrival of an
officer from stanton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
BIG FIRE IN HENDERSON. Ky.
Several Persons Barely Escape with
Their Lives.

HENDERSON. KY, July 2O.-The
Pythian building. Park Theatre. and Bar
rett House were destroyed by fire at
o'clock this morning. Loss, $4,000.
\. d. r. Rogers, manager Of the thea
ire with his wife and two children. and
l.. II. Walker. superintendent OF the
American Tobacco Company, barely es-
capped from the hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

The Old Dominion Building and Loan
Association, Chamber OF Con2oeSce
Building has money 10 ieDd on nrst-c..Ss
city real estate.