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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
THE ARLINGTON CASE.
Examination of Inspector on Charge
of Embezzlement.
CWashington Evening Star, Sd)

ONashinston Evening Star 3D.
Thomas NJ. Arlington. who was arrested
las week on the complaint of the Post
Office Department authorities, who
charged him with the embezzlement OF
about 5000 government funds while serv-
ing as an inspector of the department
Was given preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Mills yester-
DAY afternoon. The hearing was not con-
cluded. however, being continued until
This afternoon.
Ine accused man was represented by
Attorney A. A. Lipscomb, Assistant DIS
trlc! Attorney Hugh r. Tasgart appearing
Oh pehalt OF the government.
Iosl-Oihce-lnspectOr Smith was the irst
wltness explaining the duties performed
py the defendant, and stating that largV
sums OF money passed through his hands.
lie SAID that Arlington had received
s-'li3.S troin West Virginia postmaster
IN August Of last year, of which about
1880 was paid over by Him at the time
ana 800 or more TWO or three months
iatef Some 80 was received by Mr.. Ar
tlngton, SAID the witness. In last Febrra-
~ which was not turned over, II was
claimed. until last July, after the ac-
sused had been removed from the posi-
Ton Of Inspector
COUNSkL'S EXPLANATION.
In his cross-examination of Inspector
smith, Mr.. LipscOmb endeayored 10 show
Val posi-ulice inspector Is Obliged
nom the very necessity OF things. TO keep
private bank account. and he sought TO
splain that In this way the accounts
eeeane confused. Mr.. Arlington having
10 intention Of defrauoing the govern
ntht and being as much surprised as
all one else TO learn that he was charged
"lh embezzlement.
lf George d. Hamlet. who succeeded
% he position held by Mr.. Arlington,
ns&t testified that when he took charge
vl the Office vacated by the defendant,
he Was assured by him that there re-
n,alned nothing due the government ON
,ie sne cases coming over 10 witness. But
was found so Mr.. Hamlet said, that
aDOll 1900 Was unaccounted for. In con-
wtslion with post-ofiices In virginia. west
virginia, Maryiand and North Carolina.
az APPARENT shortages were found the
ssclted would be notified; whcreupon ne
make good the amount cnaresa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
Special Excursion for Labor-Day Via
Norfolk and Western Railway.

Messrs. Niche & Adams Will run a
solid train TO Virginia Beach without
change, on Monday. September 6. 1897.
Train will leave Byrd-Street Uniom
Depot at A. M. sharp. Returning
leave Virginia Beach az 9 =. NJ. Ocean
View at Z. NJ, Norfolk at $3.50 i. NJ.
Stops at Petersburg. Suffolk, and Nor
folk Fare for the round-trip:
Richmond to Norfolk. lk.................n 90
Richmond to Virginia Beach.......... rs
Richmond TO Ocean View...........". l 10
Grand celebration at the Beach, con-
sisting Of all kinds OF sport, n grand mill
tary competitive drill between two
crack companies, fireworks, swimming
matches, baseball wheelbarrow. potato,
and bicycle races, q reproduction Of the
Corbett and Fitzslmmons fight at Carson
City (by Edison's kinetoscope), and lots
OF other amusements. Three hours run.
Passengers for Ocean View change only
once and that from the same platform.
Tickets at the train.
Capt. j. X. NICHE & r. T. ADAMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
FLORIDA sHIP-CANAL COMPANY.
Articles of Incorporation Fiieu-
Capital ST5,OOO,O0O.

NEW YORK, September S.-Articles
have been filed with Connty-Clerk furroy
for the incorporation of the floriua
,rranspeninsular Ship-Canal Company
qrbe chief corporators are Robert May
Canal. Freeman II. Baldwin: n. pne'
r,.roza Consul General for the Greater
,or,,hiic ~ central America in this city
pepiamin F.. Cromwell. and francis L.
trIemingc The capital is S'o,vOV'oW. ,,s
,rha nroiectors have in view me puiiu-
-, 81 ship-canal and railway TO con-
net the Atlantic Ocean Win tne "ui'. i
srbe new canal will be OF suihcieht 20, 90,
nacity for the passage Oh ocean BUNS
~, viii be Of great ADVANTAGE TO the
~ a., casa of an international war,
80 its PROTECTORS "as Wen as Vi VI.
eas ,ns, commercial benefit In times vi
5esce II will shorten the time ior 80 49,
seIs going TO Texas or Mexico Dy y,tharn
soss ss srhe waters around the southeii'
o"ss. % pyorida are very treacherous,
Soa t "a the numerous currents. Ar
vws"s ~, Danger will be done away Win.
''.1 mn, meet that Is. 100000 tons OF iieisn'
nj mass through the canal each yeai !,
WI WI aven light tolls on this wiz MAKE '"e y
enternrise pay. We have applied TOT !,
charter and viii prUoio'yi Is issued a we VIII
,'ll.,,, ,nou."' work. Mr.. Canal. our civil en-
s,s,sar has already surveyed the srou"u, ~
sd ali arrangements have been maue "
pursue the work 80, ..,a that
q'he Consul General further saiG 'n"a mo-
the barbor OF ST. Augustine wouid DC .ns ~
a's,arn a,s entrance of the new canal. s nc
.'.d.h ~ the waterway Will be nv Zee.
,hrough it's entire length, ana II WI ~
80 enough 10 allow the largest snips "
ness ss shro,,eh. II will probably be ABOUT
pve years before the canal Is nnisneo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
COL. BRADY'S ACTION
ST. mas BEEN CALLED TO ATTEN-
rroN OF SECRETARY GAGE.
SECTION 1853, REVISED STATUTES.
AN This, II Is Said, Captain Lamb.
Hepresenting the Oustcd OmcinIs,
rests His Case. and VIII Bring
quo Warrsnto Procecdings.

WASHINGTON, September 3.-The re-
rssl OF Colonel James ID. Brady, Col
jecior OF Internal Revenue for the Rich
nond tVa) District, to reappolnt the
DEPUTIES OF his predecessor has been
Informally called 10 the attention of
Secretary Gage. 1t seems that while
civ.-scrvice examinations have been
held IN that district. the pressure OF
business has prevented the Civil-Service
Commission from certifying an eligible
LIST, so that Colonel Brady, in appoint
ing outsiders. was acting within the
emergency clause OF the law. These ap-
ro.ntments are, however, temporary.
rhere is no information at the Trea-
srry Department as TO the report that
collector Brady has discharged clerks in
ls Office who were under the protection
o. the civii-service law.
The Civil Service Commission, at the
request Of Secretary Gage, is preparing
sn eligible list OF deputy collectors,
which will be forwarded to the Collcc-
Tor at once, and probably will reach
lin tomorrow morning.
The civil-service commissioners are
watching the progress of the affair with
Interest, as test OF the issue as TO
whether internal revenue deputies can
% classified. Captain Lamb. represents
lng the deputies, has been here, con-
suting with the officials. and has adj
vlsed the Commission that on section
l763 Of the Revised Statutes he would
rest the case. and will bring quo war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
Message by Carrier Pigeon, Giving
Its Position at Sea.


WASHINGTON, September 3.-A mes
sage by carrier pigeon was received from
Admiral Sicard on the flagship New
York. Of the North Atlantic squadron,
at the Norfolk navy-yard. at s o'clock
this morning. A copy was Immediately
te.egrapned TO Acting-Secretary Roose-
relt, at the Navy Department. The mes
tare was as follows:
September Sd, $50 A. NJ.
Position 80 degrees east northeast
Cape Charles lightship; distance, sixty
nye miles.
The squadron, consisting of the
New York, Brooklyn, Massachusetts,
Indiana. Texas, and Maine. Is approach
ing the southern drill-ground, and will
probably anchor about O'Clock. win
dispatch anchorage later. Puritan is in
sight
AT the Navy Department, this is said
90 be the first instance in our naval his
tory of the successful use OF the carrier
pigeon as a means Of communication be-
tween naval vessels alioat and shore
stations. 1t is the result of several
months hard work on the part of the
Equipment Bureau, which has collected
aboard the ship pigeons from various
Atlantic ports, so that the commanders
might be prepared to dispatch messages
TO any desired naval station. The result
is highly gratifying 10 the department,
vindicating, as II does, the possibility of
developing a most valuable means of
communicating with our off-shore fleets.
Later in the day another message was
received from Admiral Sicard by the
same means as the first-a carrier pigeon.
This stated that the water was so rough
that the ships could not undertake target
practice. so that they had turned to fleet
ryoutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
MKINLEy AT A FAIR.
Report That He Was I'm Bodily
Danger.

COLUMBUS, O., September 3-Presl-
dent Mckinley and party arrived here
M 10 O'Clock this morning. as the guests
Of the Ohio State Board Of Agriculture.
They were preceded by the Hon. James
Wilson. Secretary OF Agriculture. With
the President came Mrs. Mckinley,
senator and Mrs. Hanna, Secretary and
Mrs. Alger. Colonel and Mrs. Myron
Herrick Webb c. Hayes, and other per-
scnai friends. Upon arrival commit
tee Of reception appointed by the
Board OF Agriculture escorted the presi-
Dental party between lines or police,
to carriages. The crowd in the vicinity
OF the station was immense, the weather
being fine, and the attendance at the
fair very large. Colonel John ?.
Poland. I'm command of the Seventeenth
United States Infantry. and Colonel
Colt. in command OF the Fourteenth
Reeiment. Ohio National Guard. re-
ceived the President at the station en-
trance. He was escorted to the Great
Southern Hotel.
En- route TO the hotel the President
was cheered by thousands OF people, to
whose greeting he responded In the usual
way.
I,uncheon having been served at the
hotel I'm the regular dlning-room, the
usual. guests of the house being admit
ted as usual. the President and his party
took carriages for the fair. IL Is esti
mated that between 75.0co and 100000 peo-
pie were gathered on the ground to
greet President Mckinley, but only a
fraction of this number We're able TO
hear the brief speech which he delivered.
II was school-children' day az the fair,
and thousands Of little folks were scat
tered through the crowd. President Nc
Kinley directed his remarks in part TO
them After visiting the Grant cottage.
the President held an informal leyee In
the office OF Secretary Miller.
There was great cheering when the
President and his party appeared on the
balcony at the east side of the main ex-
position building. The balcony was beau
tifully decorated. IT was an impressive
sight that greeted the President. as the
vast crowd was spread out over several
acres. After the applause which greeted
the President had subsidized. the Four
teenth Regiment Band played America
and the vast assemblage took up the
familiar strains. making great chorus.
Secretary Miller. Of the State Board OF
Agriculture, introduced the President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
A Card of Acknowledgement.

Richmond, va, September 3, 1877.
John w. Ferguson, Esq, Treasurer
Odd-Fellows' widows and Orphans
Relief Association:
Dear Sir,-I beg 10 acknowledge tho
receipt Of your check. si,o32.Jo in full
settlement and satisfaction OF the
claim for benefits on account OF tho
death of my husband. William Pie.
mont / am particularly grateful for
the action Of the association In de-
clining further TO litigate against my
claim, and for it's liberality In paying
me interest on the same during the
time IL has been deferred.
/ recognize that the delay In pay
ment has not been the fault Of the as
soclation in any way.
Yours respectfully.
Mrs. JOSEPH ANN PIEPONT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
ONE MORE CHEAP EXCURSION.
To Atlantic City and Return, via r.,
Il. & Il. II. IL. and Penna. II. H., Sep
tember 4th-Round Trip. 81.

Leave Richmond. via Richmond Fred.
ericksburg and Potomac railroad. on u
o'clock trains Saturday, September 4th.
Change at Washington for special train
leaving Washington at p. NJ, via Del
aware-River Bridge Route. due at At
lantic City about 8 p. M.
Returning. leave Atlantic City on
special train at 6 i. NJ. Sunday. Sep
tember 5th. or p. NJ, Monday. Septem-
ber 9th. Change at Washington.
Reach Richmond on morning train,
Monday, 9Th. or Tuesday. 9TH.
Tickets good only on special trains be-
tween Washington and Atlantic City.
Round trip from Richmond only s..
c. A. TAYLOR Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
REpuBLICANs of COLORADO.
They Nominate "a SiIverite for Su-
preme COurf Judge.

DENVER. COL, September 3.-The Re-
publican State Convention to nominate a
candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court
met in this city to-day. The attendance
was small not much notice being taken
of the campaign this year. Hon. Charles
ID. Hoyt, Judge Of the Supreme Court
was renominated by acclamation. He IS
a silver Republican. The platform con-
tains the following:
Resolved That the Republican party
of Colorado unqualifedly endorses he de-
termination Of the national Republican
party to restore the value of silver
bullion and secure permanent bimetal-
lism by appointing monetary commits
sion to secure an international agree
ment."
SILVER REPUBLICAN ACTION.
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COL, Septem-
Der 3-The Silver Republicans to-day
nominated Charles -. Hoyt. the incum-
bent, for Chief Justice. The platform
adopted is a strong endorsement OF Sena-
tor Teller and Congressman Shafer. ana
declares for the free coinage Of silver,
without regard to the action Of any other
nation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
rRILBY EXCURSION.
Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and Ocean
View-AlI-Raii Line.

To have a days pleasure and enjoy
ment take the "irrilby" next Sunday
and go to either or all OF these points.
This train leaves Byrd-Street Union
Station every Sunday promptly at $50
o'clock. via Norfolk and Western rail-
road. Only one change for Ocean View.
and that from the same platform ano
I'm the shade. Passengers for Virginis
Beach go through without change. Ths
fare for the round trip: TO Norfolk, ~
Ocean View. $1l5. and Virginia Beach
N.25-25 cents cheaper than any other
route. Returning, this train leaves Vir-
ginia Beach at r. NJ; Ocean View.
p NJ. and Norfolk at 7:30 T.. M. sharp.
Dinner rate at the Princess Anne. V1r'
ginia Beach. and Ocean view hotels iot
90 cents. This train Is not run by tho
railroad company. but we provide ample
room for our people. and take plea
sure In looking after and making All
comfortable. Tickets for all these points
at and on the train.
NICHE 4 ADAMS. Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
THE NEGRO wOULD-BE CADETS.
Une of Them Disposed Of-The
Others Examination Proceeding.

WASHINGTON, u. c., September g.
one Of the two negroes named for cadet
ships at Annapolis has lost his chance for
appointment. This is j. S. Smith, who
was named by Representative George
White. of the Fifth Illinois District
Chicago, as cadet at the Naval Academy
Smith was to have been examined some
lime ago, but at his request the time
s.aE extended TO September LIST, In order
10 afford him further opportunity for
preparation in his studies. He failed,
however. to appear at Annapolis for ex-
animation last Wednesday, and the de-
partment being so informed. the person
named from the Fifth Illinois District as
an alternate has been directed 20 appear
for examination. He is Ernest Schoe-
t-r. also Of Chicago, and he has been al
lowed ten days extra time In which 10
appear. II he PASSES the examination
he will receive the appointment that was
within the reach of Smith.
The other negro nominee, Bundy, Is
now under examination at the Academy
and IL Is expected that the examination
will consume several days. Meanwhile.
IL will not be known whether or not ne
has passed. unless he fails signally in
some important branch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
To The Democratic Voters of Hen
rico County.

As 1t will be almost impossible for
me TO see all of ny friends and thank
them in person for their loyal and
hearty support. / take this means OF
doing so. | assure you, my friends, that
cannot express my gratitude for the
noble fight which you have made
against such great odds. sincerely
thank you again and again.
And to my friends, the recent enemy,
I wish to. say that your nominee is now
nv nominee, and that my humble SER
vices. II you desire them to help elect
him. are at your command.
Very truly yours.
c. w. THROCKMORTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN A NINE.
Twelve bodies Hecovered-They Are
Horribly Mutiiatcd.

GLENWOOD SPRINGS. col, Septem-
ber "a terrible explosion of coal-dust
occurred in the old Sunshine mine, owned
by the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company,
twelve miles from GlenwoOd. to-day. Al
this writing twelve bodies have been re
covered, and so great is the excitement
that il cannot be learned whether there
arc any more In the mine or not. Res
cuing parties are stlll exploring the NINE
and a great crowd surrounds the en-
trance. The bodies taken out are in a
horribly mutilated condition. Physicians
have gone from Glcnwood TO care for the
injured.
Following is a complete list OF the
names of those killed: Antoine Marital
toro George Damon, Louis Damon,
Louis Raki. Joe Martini, Joe Casa,
GTandisiiohn Jenneni. Antoine Eppice,
Theodore Polosi. John Andriaoe. Emil
Andrini. and Francis McCloud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
Iynching In Alabama.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, September -
News has reached here OF the lynching
OF an unknown negro near Excel. Mon
roe county. An old man named Knight,
who had a store at that place. was as
saulted with an axe by the man, and his
skulI crushed. The negro then robbed the
store of 5000 and left. The negro was
arrested and an officer started with him
to jail. He was lost. but was found % soon soon
money was recovered. The location is
miles from a railroad. and further par
ticulars cannot be learned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
RATES TO WASHINGTON,
September LIST to 4tb, Inciusive-One-
Fare Rate for the Round Trip
Tickets Good 80 Days.

From September list to 4th, inclusive,
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad will sell round-trip
tickets from Richmond 10 Warrington,
good going one day from date of sale,
with final limit thirty days from date
of sale, at the one fare rate, $3.50.
Tickets OF iron-clad signature form,
and restricted to continuous passage in
each direction.
For full Information apply to Rich
mond Transfer Company. No. sO3 east
Main street, ticket office. Byrd Street
Station, or c. "A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
Reduced Rates Out Of Richmond A.
r0unt Labor-Day.

Account OF Labor-pay, tie Southern
railway viii sell tickets from Richmond
to West Point and intermediate sta
lions al rate OF ons fare for the round.
trip. tickets sold September 4th and
cth. final limit returning September z.
1851.
For further information apply to J. o.
yerser, depot ticket agent, Virginia.
street Station, or Richmond Transfer
Company, No. 9o3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
Steamer Gate city Damaged.

NEW YORK. September S.-The Ocean
s,eansbip Companys steamer Gate City
,,,a r,,n into at o'clock this morning Off
Eee % Harbor light by a large vessel, the
Identity of which Is not known. r3,',,a The Gate
~ watsr-Iipe and abaft the engine, a
iarge ta section Of the deck-house also be-
,ng broken. The steamer left Savannah
snr S this port on August 3lst. with twenty
ono ma ssengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04

Via Chesapeake and Ohio to the
Seaside.

On Monday. September 9Th, the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway win run an
excursion from Richmond to Norfolk,
via Newport News, and to Old Point.
Round-trip rates Uabor-Day), Richmond
10 Old Point, 81; Richmond to Norfolk
via Newport News, 81; Old Point to
Ocean View. 10 cents; Norfolk to Virginia
Beach, 80 cents. Great sport at Ocean
View, Virginia Beach. and Buckroe
Beach. Ancient Order Hibernians' sports
at Ocean View.
Leave Richmond, Sixteenth and Broad
streets at $50 A. NJ; returning leave Vir-
ginia Beach p. NJ: Norfolk, via Chesa-
peake and Ohio steamer Louise, II.
NJ. Ocean View, via Willoughby Spit.
715 +. NJ, and leave Old Point $50 p. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04

MONTGOMERY, ALA, september g.
some weeks ago a white woman was fe-
ioniouslv assaulted, murdered, and par
tally burned near Enterprise. Conee
county, this state. A negro named Major
Terry was charged with the crime, Du'
rastad aqain to-day taken to Ozark, and
mt in iail This afternoon there were
pumors pua that mob was en- route from
cofree courty 10 lynch him. but the
sheriff AT ozark says he Is not afraid oil
The result. and that he VIII do his duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
,sc,or Gfnter Not Benefited by the
Change.

uo,or Lewis Ginter. who returned from
par uarbor on Thursday, and Is AT his
country house, "westbrook." is said to
Soxe been little benefited by the change
he took in the hope that his health would
nc nc resfored. The Journey from the famous
tsar,h resort was made on a special pull
man car attached TO the z:1 p. NJ. train.
=, was detached at Acca. and Major Gin
ter was driven TO his home. on the Brook
,vrnpike. Major Ginter's condition does
not admit OF his receiving visitors or
friends at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
Labor-Day Celebration, Richmond,
Va, September q, 1897.

For those wishing 10 visit Richmond
on this occasion, the Southern railway
announces O rate OF one fare from West
Point. Va, and intermediate stations TO
Richmond, Va. and return. tickets on
sale September 4th TO 9Th. inclusive,
valid returning until September Z. 1887.
For further information apply 10 near
est agent Southern railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04

A new and elegant Catalogue OF Pro-
fessor Smiths famous Commercial College
OF Kentucky University has just been Is
sued. Hundreds OF the businessmen OF
this State are It's graduates and advo-
Gates. Young men anticiating attending
a reliable. thorough. and practical college
should address Professor w. II. Smith.
Lexington, Ky. for catalogue OF bis
college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04

toris A. Browne). 4. g. s. 9. Time. ia.
2:s5, 2:7s, 20
At the conclusion of the races the pre-
miums were announced.
In attendance and In number ana
quality OF exhibits the fair has been the
most successful ever held i'm this section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04

ignorant OF Colonial Water as an eraser
OF Persistent Nausea, indigestion S"u
stfpation. and rheumatism, Is simpW
aclnoxiedge that you are unknown. I'm
ouirc OF any physician. s2i Main ste I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04

ATLANTIC CITY. ". j.. September B.
The schooner Sudie Wayman, from Nir-
gfnia for New York with cargo OF
watermelons. grounded last night. but
fioated after jettisonlng 100 melons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04

80 WASHINGTON. September -
uraa | Forecast for Saturday;
IM For virginia and North ca
- l,na-Gcnerally fair weatS
..ha.aterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04
c. q O. SUNDAY OUTING,
To Ocean View, Old Point, and
NorfOlk.

On Sunday September 9Th. the Chesa-
peake and Ohio will run its delightful
ONE DOLLAR Outing TO Old Point,
Ocean View. and Norfolk. These tickets
will be good to return on all trains up TO
and including Special leaving Old Point
at $50 T.. NJ. Monday, 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04

rur WEATHER IN RfcHMoI
vrsrrpDAY wss fair and pleasa1
rt~ NV MAS cloudless at midnight.
~ thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-04

It
"R..L L DAVIS.
u. II. KENNEDY,
"HENRY STFPE Z NSON.
PATRICK DOLAN.
"IIembers Of National Executive Board;
"WILLiAN KNIGHT,
PATRICK DOLAN.
District Presidents;
"M. ID. RATCHFORD,
president National Executive Board;
"W. c. PEARACE. =,