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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16
A Work of Art.

After much labor and expense the
Dispatch Company has succeeded in get
ting out the best souvenir picture ever
offered 10 the public. 1t is entitled.
"ouR LOST CAUSE" and is intended
as a companion piece to Dun HEROES
AND OUR FLAGS. which was SO eagerly
sought after by our patrons last spring.
Bring three coupons OF different dates
to our counter. with 10 cents. and obtain
the picture. or send three coupons with
10 cents and 2-cent postage stamp. and
we will mail It to any address In the
country, securely put up in a tube; Ad-
dress. COUPON DEPARTMENT.
80 The Dispatch Company.
Richmond. Va.
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Colonel John +. Lay. and colcnel Lay
was succeeded by the beloved MAJOR
Charles Old. and he In turn by captain
Josoph Hobson. the ideal OF the Troop
and of every enc who knows him Inc
sconpany did most OF its fighting unuer
the last two commanders. 1t was truly
n COSMOPOLITAN organization, Its mem
bership coming from various sections oil
the State. One was from Maryland. hey
Howard Esq. now residing near FREEZER
icksburg. Coming az they did from
various sections, men Of various cnarac-
ters were brought together.
Tho Troop never relied on the Cois
federacy for paraphernalia, and when
they reached Appomattox Courthouse.
every saddle, bride, canteen. havcrsack,
halter, spur, pistol. carbine, and sabre
which they possessed had been captured
from the enemy. The most remarkable
thing OF ell was that they refused to re-
turn these things, and after the surren-
der cut through the Federal Gordon ana
brought them home.
The record OF the Troop during the war
was brilliant 10 say the least, ana they
suffered many hardships.
They. nevertheless, had generally
good time, but the war cost them forty
six killed. and wounded, many or wnom
were wounded two ana thTte LiHeS'
their horses having been killed.
THE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
The Powhatan Monument Association
was formed November II, 1880, by the
survivors OF the Old Powhatan Troop.
At the first meeting the following ofii-
GERS were elected for hfetlme: Captain
Joseph Hobson. president; Major Charles
Old. first vice-president; Lieutenant y.
r. Selden, second vice-president; W. a.
Sublett now dead. treasurer; +. ID.
Hill, secretary.
Among the honorary members or the
Troop were: Generals w. III. Payne, Rev.
ii. Robertson, Williams G. Wickham'
Thomas Jordon, Colonel William =. WOOL
bridge, and Captain Morgan Strother.
The object OF the survivors OF the Troop
I'm erecting the monument at Powhatan
Courthouse IS not so much TO glorify the
individual achievements Of the ofiicers
and men OF the company, nor 10 record
the names Of its slain, but 10 leave 10
their posterity an object which VIII re-
mind them that their fathers did their
duty cheerfully and unfiinchingly under
most trying conditions, and also that
they may keep IN recollection an organi-
zation that won the confidence or It's
gallant commander
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cessfully treated for throat trouble By
DIR. Charles Shields. left for her home. 10
Madison. last week.
Mr. Charles Morrison has nearly com
pieted the beautiful cottage TO be occu-
pied by Mr.. Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. Rashe OF Baltimore.
visited relatives here last week.
A peculiar accident without any pain
ful results. occurred "wednesday 20 little
Kate Raabe. In sctae unaeco'lntable man
ner she ran needle entirely through ner
hand, II was removed and the wound
dressed and healed In a few hours
Professor Gebhardt has been enjoying o
visit 10 his home and family.
Drs. Nell. Gordon and Samuel Collins
are expected home after a trip 70 the
mountains.
Childrens-Day at the Methodist church
last Sunday was largely attended, despite
the intense heat. Under the able man
agement OF the superintendent. DR.. Col
Inns, an excellent programme was carried
out. The pastor. Rev. Mr.. Scott made
charming address TO the school.
on Thursday night Bryan and sewaii
club was organized at the odd-FeIiows
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MUST HAVE MONEY!
LINENS.

Hard pressed for ready cash squeezes
the regular prices beyond recognition.
Must do Il; want money.
All-Linen Crash, was 1-4c.. sale, 5-sc.
i6-ineh All-IAnen Checked Crash, was
1-3c.; sale, &c.
59-inch Turkey-Red Dam1sk. fast colors'
was 17c sale, lie.
Bates Turkey-Red Damask, % inches
wide, was 35c.-23isc. -,
Turkey-Red Damask, oil-boiled, eS
inches wide, was 80 and 5oc., sale &c.
Half-Bieached Damask, 90 inches, was
% 10 97izc. sale, &c. -
Bleached German Damask, 20 inches
wide. was E0c., sale. 35c.
Bleached Irish Damask, 6 inches wide,
all new designs. sale, 45c.
Turkey-Red Covers. all reduced 70 cost.
German Linen Napkins, = inches, We're
{l.2j, sale. 81.
Napkins Irish and German linen, extra
large size, were $l15, sale, $l.2.
Towels, 1Sx36. All linen, hemmed, and
fringed, were 10c., sale, TIC
Huck Towels, 23x42 all linen, hemmed
and fringed. were I7c., sale, l2kc.
Damask Towels. 2lx43c. knotted fringe,
were 70 and 25c., sale, lie.
DOMESTICS.
Bleached and Brown Cottons, were CO..
sale &c.
Unbleached Sheeting, 21-4 yards wide.
was 15c. sale. II 3-4c.
Blsached Sheeting. 214 yards wide,
was 20c., sale Ice.
Pillow Casing Cbleached), AZ inches wide
woS 1Op sale &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16

ment Committee, 10 make his report,
and TO turn the monument over to Mr..
Augustine Royal. chairman OF the I'm
yelling Committee Chairman Royal
will present his Excellency. Governor
OFerrali, who. IN turn, will introduce
Judge John II. ingram. of Manchester,
as orator OF the day. The Governor viii
probably not speak more than few
minutes, but he win be heard with
pleasure by his Powhatan friends. His
ExceIlency looks forward TO the trip with
much pleasure. Judge Ingrem's speech
win probably be the%eature OF the UNI
yelling. His ability TO make an sppro-
pirate speech on such occasions Is well
known, and II Is expected that strong
address will DO made by the orator, ana
that he will sustain his former reputa-
ton.
When the Grafton is delivered the
chairman win request Miss Amy McRae
Werth 10 draw the cords. and the beau
tiful and appropriate monument will be
unveiled. A salute win then be fired by
the military present. ana Chairman Roy
all will appoint the following ladies'
a committee TO keep the plot and mound
in order: Mrs Charles Old (chairman),
Mrs. Judge William p. Dabney. Mrs.
W. T. Wickham, Mrs. John Gillian,
Mrs. w. W. Kennon. Mrs. Thomas nj.
Miller. and Mrs. Anna Page.
At the conclusion OF the exercises
Chairman Royal win order the rebels
20 dlspsrse and attack the commissary
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HONOR THEIR DEAD.
PowHATAx TROOP MONUMENT TO
he UNVEILED Thursday,
HON. JOHN Il. INGRAM THE ORATOR.
Many Going Up from Richmond and
Manchester TO Participate In tho
Celebration - The Memorial - HIS
tory of the Troop.

The unyeiing OF the monument in
memory CT the fallen members Of the
old Powhatan Troop az Powhatan Court
house next Thursday promises TO be an
event full OF interest 10 an who love the
confederacy and honor the memory Of
its dead heroes.
The first movement looking TO the
erection Of a monument 10 commemorate
the gallant deeds and heroic devotion TO
duty OF their fellow-comrades was al
the annual meeting OF the Powhatan
Troop in September. 1885. The motion
was made by Mr.. John Gillian, and the
president appointed the first committee
Consisting of Messrs. John Gillian John
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coode and +. IL. Dean-since when
,tros there have been several other COM
r.ittees appointed 10 aid in the accom-
rlisbrnent OF the object, and by their per
sistent efforts and a great deal OF labor
the end has been attained; the monu-
ment has been built. placed in POSITION
ana will be unveiled on the 2otn OF Au-
gust with appropriate ceremonies.
THE UNWILLING CEREMONY. .
Captain Joseph Hobs6n. president or
the Monument Association, Will can the
assembly 10 order on that Gay. Prayer
viii be offered b.. Sergeant j. II. Har-
risen. chaplain of the association, after
which the president will direct Mr.. James
r. Werth. chairman OF the Monu-
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what Is fit to use internally and what Is
only At 10 use externally. In one case,
for example; the inspector pald only ~
saltwater battle. and the stuff has
neither the resemblance nor the taste OF
gin. A small dose of II to weak patient
would undoubtedly send him 10 eternity
and in such event tha already unsuccess-
full experiment OF the Excise Board would
result disastrously for some unfortunate
hospital inmate.
The experiment OF the board was unsuc-
cessful, fnasmuch as the half pints cor
lected from the cheap saloons could not
be tested carefully by the chemist because
a half pint was not a sufficient quantity
10 enable him to make thorough test.
He tested about 100 pints. purchased from
Hoard was not after the grocers SO much
as the cheap saloons.
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SAMPLE wHIsKEY TO HOSPITALS.
Inspector Woodward ORDERED 10
Separate the Good from the HAD.
washington Post.)

washington Post)
The samples OF whislsey collected oy tns
Excise Board some time ago. when an Ell
fort was made to catch dealers seihns
adulterated liquor. are now In iair way
to reach the city hospitals.
DIR. Woodward. who had few OF the
samples examined by the District chemist
recently requested the Commissioner 70
dispose OF these samples, as they are now
being knocked about from the Excise
Board to tho Health once ana pacA
Yesterday the Commissioners ordered
inspector Woodward. who collected them
TO classify the bottles, about l.soo In all
ling aside the nquor he purchased IN
cheap saloons. Some OF the half p!nts
cost only 10 cents, while others cost $40
and the different grades of iiquor will now
be assorted SO the hospitals Will know
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16
MUST HAVE sIoyEYl
BASEMENT.


You know the nttlensss OK the prices
advertised last Sunday and Throughout
the week. We have given you every ar
ticie we advertised. When lots were small
We SO mentioned. These lists stu hold
good for the entire twelve days sale.
Tho basement manager IS doing rs shaEt
for this must-haye-money sale.
Here's the greatest bargain yet oferi
In our Easements
Johnson Brothers Royal Semi-Porcelais
English Breakfast Plates. first qualify
regular price 79c. a dozen: sale price, 90
each.
Johnson Brothers' Royal SENT Porcelain
English Dinner Plates, first quality, reil.
lar price SIC dozen. but We must haYs
80 W. II. Gringley & CO, Sent. Porcelain
English s-inch Covered Dishes. new
shape, elegant goods, regular price 90
each, sale price. zoe; each s..,
80 sets Johnson BrotherS Royal sen Il,
Porcelain English Cups and saucers. lII
quality, beautiful shape, regular prict
Coo. set, but We must have money. "a
say 2ec. set OF 8 cups and sencers
Special lot White Granite .at DisheS
all first quality. an assorted lot
Finch White Granite Fiat Dishes, resa'
lar price Sc. each; sale price. &c. each
g and i0-irch White Granite FlM
Dishes regular prices Is and zoe. eaehl
sale price, lOc. each.
Buy your Fruit Jars now. we nl,,
have money. - offer best quality VIM
Flint-Glass Mason's POTcelain-LAnef Io'
Fruit Jars at these ridiculous pFces'
Don't buy the common green glass jars
Pints, 45c. dozen.
Quarts. zoe. dozen.
Half-Gallon. Coo. dozen.
No limit 70 quantity or timei Buy ~.
you want. Your gain our loss-hlt W
must have money.
LAUNDRY SOAPS
Octagon Soap; you know IL; Wen no,
continent on ~ we must have Money! ~
say 1-2c. cake. ....,
We stfil have lot OF stinson's sudsenA
Powder, &c.
Fairy Toilet ana Laundry Soap, good ai
American starch. in pound paekoses'
French ~cake-Piates. beautiful goot',;
tinted ground, floral decorations, .resu'@s
price 39c. each; sale price. 25c. each
~ TINWARn.
14-quart Full-Size Heavy Tin seanies'
Dish-Paus, regular price &C.,; salS p'''''
fl-auart Heavy REFINED Seamless DIST ,..
Pans. regular price 30; safe price, w.
i-auart MIX Cans. heavy tin. well made
regular price l2c. each: sale price o.
each. IL
T.arge-Size REFINED Wash Basins ~
the common plain tin, but best ko0 ~
regular price i0c. each; sale price, -
each.
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rlr poWHATAN TRooP MoNUMENT.

S. Jeter. Jr.. Colonel W. i. Wickham,
Peter Porter. w. T. Michaux, and DR.. G.
H. Todd. Lady Assistants-Mrs. r. r.
Lee, Mrs. w. r. Davis. Mrs. William
old. Mrs. Lee Dance. Mrs. r. A. Mosley.
Mrs. w. L. Kennon. Mrs. John Gillian,
Mrs. ]. p. Simpson, Mrs. w. w. Michaux,
Mrs. T. A. Mosley, Mrs. J. II. Martin,
Mrs. r. J. Gillian. Mrs. Colonel w. f.
Wickham, Mrs. w. T. Michaux, Mrs.
James A. Tilman, and Mrs. DR.. c. IA
Todd.
Mrs. Clara Nash is chairman Of the
Committee on Ice-Cream. and she Will
be assisted by corps OF charming ladies'
AN ATHLETIC FEATURE.
Connected with the unveiling will be an
athletic exhibition or contest under the
direction of Rev. +. =. Dahl, OF Powha-
tan Courthouse. The feature of the oc-
casion will comprise seventeen events, in
each Of which valuable prize will be
given TO the winner All the events will
be open for ell corners until August 18th.
Promptly at 10 o'clock In the morning
the address Of welcome Will be made by
Mr.. Ernest II. Wells, Of Manchester,
after which the events will take place in
the following order:
1.-Running high jump.
2.-Pole-vault.
3.-l0-yard dash.
4.-1O0-yard three-legged race.
b.-Standing high kick.
G.-l0O-yard hurdle race.
7.-Standlng long jump.
S.--1o0-yard sack race.
9.-i0-yard pickaback racs
O.--Wheelbarrow race.
1.-Bicycle race.
12-Shoe race.
13--Potato race.
H-Giant tug-of-war.
15.-Old mems race.
16.--Throwing the ball
17.-C1imbing pole.
DESCRIPTION OF THE MONUMENT.
The monument will not be unveiled
until after the sports have been con-
cluded. 1t Is a lovely work Of art, and
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Horse Guard Trolley Party.

The Stuart Horse Guards are busy COM
pleting arrangements for trolley-car
outing this week. The troop VIII leave,
IN full uniform. from their armory, on
Seventh street, and, after making the
circuit OF the line, will fall out" at Bar
ton Heights for refreshments. An enjoy
able evening is anticipated by the merry
cavnlrYmen.
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MILLER AND RHOADS,
500. 511 and 513 East Broad Street.
WE MUST HAVE MONEY!

uau Tha attendancs was very large 4
nnr,ber ~ fine speakers from Rcnmeit
were present, whose polish maAo saw
shine 49,
Master John ousntz was bitten on ihl.,.i
foot bv a blacksnake. but has sA'-e
no Inconvenience thersfrom.
The intense dry neat has caused c.
siderable sickness here. but 10 ta.a, -
suits 10 man or bsast have a. ~
reported ,.,,
The Baptist church viii give p'Sns
next week. provided the therfnometsf w
isters lower than this week. -. ,,.-,
Mr. Willie Walker and Miss Woo W
quietly married Ia Richmond last W."
much to the surprise OF theF iiieNeS
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Another lot Of Ladies' and Gentlemen,s
25-inch Umbrellas, I'm plain ara tWni
cotton gloria, in Congo loops and ties;
close roll, steel rod, Paragon frame, Wen
worth 81; must-have-money-sale price,
Ladies' 2e-inch sllk-warp Gloria UNI
brellas steel rod, close rolling, Para
gon frame, with Congo. Weischel, horn,
and Dresden-ball handles. with SILK tas-
sci, q bargain at $50; must-have-money-
sale price, S9c. each. r--,.,,. -.
when we advertise an Umbrella as
Sillk-Warp Gloria we mean Siik-Warp
Gloria-not cotton.
PARASOI.S.
The balance Of our entire STOCK or Para
soils. regular price 81. $3.50, $40, 81,
and 81; must-have-money-sale price, 81
each.
MUST HAVE MONEY!
NOTIONS.
Here's a big line Of little things Of va
rious kinds, but at prices such as were
never before placed on goods Of equal
worth. It's the need Of cash that brings
them abouti
1oc. packages Bailys Infant Powder,
10c. box TaIcum Powder, &c. a box.
&C. cake Glycerine Soap, &c. "a a cake os,,o
S3c. Hip-Pads CBlack, White, ana
' ISc Saline tiT. Covered Corset steels, &c.
pl New velvet Cord Binding Call colOrs)' 4c'
'I Lot Of &c. Atomizers, now CSC. each; ;,,,,
a2c' package Browns Combination
&C. Nail Scrub Brushes. &c. each.
f-inch Horn Combs, &c. each. o.
Rover Palm Soap, was oc., no" &C.
&c &C. Floating Soap (similar TO Ivory. &c.
cT TS,rt,sh Bath Soap. 22c. dozen cakes.
Norwood Pain Soap, 29c. dozen caheS'
Lindsay Safety-Pins, 1c. Dozen. s,
PIack Darning Cotton, &c. dozen farus;
edward Cotton Corset LaceTs; lor ~
lOc. Book Pins CBlack ana "hi'e'' o.
Hoyt's German Cologne. &c. bottle one
i2i-2c. bottle Bay Rum, &c. bottle
Good Mucilage, &c. b0ttle, $50 hottle.
Dandy Combination DRESSINGS 'S' D''
Ivory Soap, &c. cake. ,..,o
Gilt-Edge Polish, 16c botte'
Brown's Polish, &c. bottle. .,,, e.
Combination Russell Shoe DlesS'"s'
paGf Genuine Buttermilk Soap SIG. c aEe
- etc Prown Windsor Soap, &c. cahe.
RiaeIS' White. and Drab Skirt WIRE 4c'
yard. e,,,ois, obs best. lsc
pS &c Garfield Shields. lie; pair: Love, e.
121-2c. Chenille Balls Qll coioiS'' w.
OY Rail TinseI (an shades. 1c. ball; mir
g.. Oak-Handle Curllng-lrons' &c, pan
25c. Celluloid soap-Boxes, i4c 49,, e 10
20. skeins Linen Floss (ah eolors)' IT,
skein. ., Ao,on
S-inch Kid-Curlers. SC. buncn. ,,
Son SWING Tame Measures, &c. eacn.
b.. bottle Good Glue, &c. - o. ~a,r
Embroidery Hoops (all sizes)' &c. pi'i No
1O-yard piece Bone-Casihs' H0"
p'EEs Extra Heavy shoe-Lacers, DO. dozen
pI Hump Hooks and Eyes Black OF
Genuine Covered Whalebones, 90. dozeh'
10c. Chenille Cord (all colorsl, &C. y@iu'
10 Chenille Balls. sc. dozen. 80
4-ouncs bottle Machine OIL, &C. oottie'
Cuticura Soap, lac, cake.
Packers Tar Soap, l3c. CAKE.
Hunfer's Face Powder. 16c. box.
Woodbury's Facial Soap, 15c cake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16

Cards. Bnl-Heads. Statements. Ls ssss
Heads. Note-Heads, Circulars. hanoo.l.
Dodgers. etc, printed By the plsp.s o,
Comusny at low prices WIN give -.
good work at same prices yea pay "a
tnferior work. Send as your orders -
we win guarantee satisfaction In s's'N
particular. --.--------------- 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16
IF YOU SEE IT In OUR AID. IT'S so.

Misses Fine Ribbed Hose. Hermsdort
Black, sizes 6 10 81. Regular price ~
sale price, 12i2 TO zoe. pair.
Another OF our very special numbers
which we pass 70 you at forced prices
Misses HermsdOrf Dye DOuble-Krad
Heel and Toe, fine ribbed al sizes worth
up 10 20c., AT the following cut prices.
F fl4es . 81 f. 4 & 4. as S4q h.
Our entire line OF our regular g7ilo
Ladies' Hose equal TO tho best 50c. Hose
in the city, on sale at Bio. pair. The
lines include Ladies' Fine hlchelieu
Fancy, and Rembrandt Ribbed, Leather
and Mode shades; Plain and Richeiiou rib
bed, HermsdOrf dye, Black, Richcheu
ribbed, Plain White, and High CO'orad
TOP Crown Stainless Black Boot, Rem
brandt, Richelieu Ribbed Hose. Each ard
every pair made OF the finest French isle
thread. The BEST lines OF Hose that
ever crossed counter-2lo. the pair
Ladies' Tan Ingram Lise Hose. IN.
drop-stitch. spliced white heels and toes,
our regular soc. Hose, az &c. pai-.
Ladies' Hermsdorf Fast-Black SILK
Pleated Rfchelieu Ribbed Long Hose. hirh
spliced white heels and toes, our regular
50c Hose, at dc. pair.
ladies' Fine SIX Pleatec Plain Black
Hose, Crown stainless DYE, Spiked White
heels and toes, our regular 69c. hose. az
4c. a pair.
=
white heels and toes, equal 70 any 7rc
Hose in the South, our regular Joc goods,
at slo n pair.
Ladies' Plain Hermsdorf Black Extra.
Fine Isle Hose, high spiiced heels and
toes. q beautiful Hose, our regular &C.,
goods, at 4lc. n pair.
Ladies' Fine Ingram Cotton Hose,
HermsdOrf Black, solid White foot, high.
spiiced heels and toes. our regular &c.
Hose, at Ac. a pair.
Ladies' extra quality SILK Pleated White
Hose. spliced heels ana toes, very light
weight. our regular soc. Hose, IL &c.
q pair.
Ladies' High-CoJored Extra Fine Riche-
lieu and Fancy Ribbed Ingram Isle Hose,
spliced White heels and toes, our regular
zoe. Hose, at &c. a pair.
Ladies' Superior Quality SILK Pieatd
Hose. high-coored tops. crown stainless
Black boots. Richelieu ribbed, our regular
Goo. Hose. az dc a pair.
Our entire line OF 75c. Extra Grads
High-Class, Black. White. Tan, and Eve
ming Shades, silk Pleated Hose. cut 10 DC.
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16

News Notes from Highland Springs
Mr.. J. o. Atwood has resumed MS Tor,
mer position In the Smithdeal College, ana
will in future reside In Richmond.
Misc Mamie collias- who was so sue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16

Tho F9whatan Treop WAS organized IN
1880 by General Philip ST. George Cooke.
He was succeeded Ia Z short time BY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-16

Unbleached Canton Flannel, 1-2c.:
extra wide, with long, heavy fleece.
Ready-Made Sheets, good, heavy cot
ton, free from dressing, 2 IA yards wide,
&c, sale 63c.
Good quality OF Cambria. was &C.; sale,
6 1-4c.
MUST HAVE MONEY!
MEMS GOODS.
Exclusive furnishers shake their heads
but we must have money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-25

Amherst, 6: Augusta. .; Bedford, O. Bruins
wick. 2. buckingham. 2; Campbell. ?.
Caroline. /. Charlotte, 3; Chesterfield. /.
Fairfax, !: Fauquicr. 2; Floyd. !; Flu
wanna. ]: Gloucester. 4; Halifax. J. Han
over !: Highland. 1: Isle Of Wight. Z;
Lancaster 3: Lunenburs, :. Montgomery.
]: Nanscmond. .; Norfolk county. Z. North
ampton. /. Page. ?; Prince George. j.;
Pulaski. /: Roanoke county, ]. Scott, 4.
smyth. 4: Westmoreland. J; wythe, l.:
Alexandria city. 4: Fredericksburg 3;
Manchester. !: Newport News. i; Nor
folk city. :: Petersburg 2. Portsmouth.
J: Richmond city, .; Roanoke. 2. staun-
ton !.
MR.. DE JARNETTE TIE ELECTOR
While it is not definitely known who
will take the place i'm the Electoral Col
lege Of virginia Of Mr.. Charles NJ. Wal
lace. Jr.. Who by the official count has
not received a sufficient number Of votes.
II is pretty well understood that Mr.. ].
y. e. De Jarnette Of Caroline, will be tho
representative Of The Republican party in
that body as the returns show no mis-
takes I'm his name