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The herald., 1898-06-20
MINISTERS TALK PEACE
ALL HOPE OF FOREIGN AID Is
ABANDONED
MORE TALK AFcuT HONOR
McKinley's Announcement Concerning
Cervera Will Prevent Exchange
of Prisoners
Special to The Herald.

NEW YORK, June ia dispatch from
Madrid says: The Spanish ministry is
strongly impressed by the peace manifesto
issued by the people of the province of
Catalonia. This manifesto was signed by
thirty associations and eighteen local news
papers. Catalonia is the most Independent
of the Spanish provinces. 1t has compare
lively great industrial wealth, and BARGE
Iona, its principal city, is big shipping
port. The manifesto is the clearest utter
ance yet made from Spanish standpoint.
Referring TO the giving up of the colonies,
the manifesto says: at would be better to
consent to amputation, however painful,
than to continue war that must be fertile
in disasters. What folly it is to say more.
Spain courts ruin before peace. 1t is more
honorable that there be peace. Where is
the honor in pouring out the blood of our
soldiers and reducing millions to famine?"
Foreign Minister Talks
The Madrid Heraldo publishes an inter-
view with the foreign minister, who, al
though reserved, lets it be understood that
he is working for peace. He denies that the
government expects the intervention of the
powers, declaring that there are no Don
Quixotes even in Spain. The reported in
imagination Germany is not going to run
risks with a strong nation in order to aid
q weaker one.
Dividing the Army
MADRID, June 10, Up. m.-The statement
that President Mckinley has sent to Ad-
miral Cervera and General Pando messages
saying that he would hold them personally
responsible for the lives of Lieutenant Hob
son and his men has produced disagree
able impression here in military circles as
showing that President Mckinley distrusts
the military honor of the SpaMards, who,
on their part, despise all threats. Such
messages, 1t is declared, render the future
exchange of the prisoners most unlikely
Germany Will Not Interfefe
MADRID, June 10, p. MIN the course
of a conversation today an important poll
tician said he did not believe that Germany
would do anything in the Philippines on
behalf of Spain. Nor had he any faith in
help from the European powers.
"If Admiral Camara is successful in the
Philippines, he said, SIT will be of assist
ance to Spain in adjusting peace. but no
power or combination of powers is likely
to oppose Americas policy. Should the
take the earliest opportunity to negotiate
peace
General Blanco has cabled to General
Correa, minister of war, an indignant de-
NAL of the charges that the Spaniards at
Guantanamo mutilated the American dead.
Expect an Attack
MADRID, June 10, Z p. m.-Private dis
patches received here from New York say
that General Skaters expedition has land
ed near Santiago de Cuba, and will attack
the town Immediately.
MADRID, June 10, p. m.-The cabinet
council held a session today. The decisions
reached are kept strictly secret.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, the British
ambassador, had another long conference
today with Duke Almodovar de Rio, minis
ter of foreign affairs.
The herald., 1898-06-20
A Day Of Rest in Camp

CHICKAMAUGA. Chattanooga National
Park, Ca, June 19.-Today was an excep-
tionally beautiful one at Camp Thomas and
a cool breeze continuously astir made park
life a delight. 1t was significantly day of
rest among the soldiers. Ali drills were
omitted and the Sabbath was generally OBJ
served. In this respect the day was some
what in contrast with many of its prede-
ressors
The herald., 1898-06-20
The German Elections

BERLIN, June 19.-Compete returns of
the elections for members of the reichstag
show that there have been returned 3S Con-
servatives, 10 Imperialists, IS Centrlsts. s
Reform party, National Liberals, Rad
ical candidate, l candidate of the Radical
Peoples party, / Agrarian Lacquer, so So
cial Democrats, 13 Poles, l Dane, 9 Inde-
pendents and Peasant League candidates.
Second ballots will be necessary in 1888 dis
tricts
The herald., 1898-06-20
Slu;ce Box Robbers

BAKER CITY, Or, June 19.--Word has
reached here from Grant Brothers mine on
the North Fork of the John Day river,
forty-five miles west of Baker City, that
squice box robbers had made heavy clean
UP in the mine on Thursday night. The
property is one of the biggest placer gold
The herald., 1898-06-20
Bell Found GUILTY.

PLACERVILLE. June 19.-The jury in
the case of the people against Lyman S.
Bell. after being out fourteen hours return
ed a verdict of guilty of murder in the Sec
ond degree this morning. Bell had been on
trial for one week for the murder of Rich
ard Murray at Indian Diggings in this coun-
ty in March last.
The herald., 1898-06-20
Fire at Albuquerque

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, June 19.-Fire
practically destroyed the Grand opera
house in this city today, causing loss ap-
proximating 100000. The building con-
tained numerous offices, the contents of
which were totally destroyed Insurance
on building and contents amounted to
Sl210O0.
The herald., 1898-06-20
Santa Catalina leland
A lthouse Fruit Company

producers in Eastern Oregon. The night
shift was laid off for repairs. and the bold
thieves must have secured several thous-
and dollars, as AFTER the theft $1,000 was OBJ
tanned from the leavings by the owners.
The herald., 1898-06-20
yrhsy Will Not as Needed

MADRID. June Is, 4 p. rn.-Captain Au-
NON. minister Of marine, who arrived at
Carthagena yesterday and inspected the
ircnclad Lepanto, reports that the Lepanto
and Princess Dc Austria will bs ready Tor
sea in month.
The herald., 1898-06-20
Oregon Recruits

PORTLAND, Or, June e19.-Twenty-seven
recruits left here for San Francisco to-
night to Join the Second Oregon volunteer
regiment in Manila.
The herald., 1898-06-20
No News at Hayti

PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, June 10, a.
m.-Up to this hour no further news has
been received from the scene Of hostilities
In Cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
POSSIBILITIES OF THE JEW.
Rabbi CaIisch Makes an Address to
Jewish Women In baltimore.

The Baltimore Sun of yesterday. says:
Rev Dr. Edward Calisch. OF Richmond,
Va made an address last night to a large
audience in the Har Sinai Synagogue,
Bolton and Wilson street upon "The
Possibilities of the Jew" we meeting
was arranged by the Coun II Of Jewish
Women.
DR.. Calisch stated that, while the Jews
were neither sceptica nor blindly credu-
loqs. they knew that the Jewish race had
not been preserved for nothing through
hardships and trials that would have OBJ
liberated any other race of people in the
world. but had been spared for some
grand purpose. He gave cursory history
OF the race of Israel. and then said that
the possibilities of the Jews were to OBJ
tain the final conquest of the world, but
not by dogma nor doctrine; that it lay In
the lew to realize the nearest approach
to the godlike life.
''There is unrest" said DR.. Calisch, AL
along the line of belief and confusion In
the camps of both Christianity and Juda-
ism. but the dissatisfaction in Judaism Is
with non-essentials, the accidents OF cere-
mony and ritual, while with the Chrls-
tians It lies in the very foundation or
their faith and religion. When the smoke
of the conflict has cleared away JUDAISM
will be found with a securer hold, deeper
conviction, and more splendid prospect
than any. Israel is 10 occupy high place
in the temple of humanity, but IL VIII
not be until he is fitted for IT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
JUSTICE JOHNS SERVICES.
The Attendance Was Good and the
Proceedings Very Interesting

The attendance was large Sunday on
tha services OF all the churches. and so
zoo. yesterday, was the attendance on
;ha service OF Justice John, at the White
Temple in which he was ably assisted
ty sergeant Thomas and Clerk r. b.
White with Mr.. Gibbons as usher.
a case whose developments proved a
very strong compliment to the efficienc,
o. Sergeant TomlinsOn and Detective Glib
son vas that of Jesse Hilton. a negro
man. arrested Saturday by these officer,
as q suspicious character. The officers
n the mean time. worked up a case
against him, which viii likely, in the end
make IL very warm for him. They be.
iaved that he was the man, or one OF
'he men. who last week decoyed Mr.. w
w. Bailey 10 an obscure part of the city
and then assaulted and robbed him. Mr.
Bailey was in court yesterday morning
and Identified Hilton as one of the two
men who Knocked him down and stole
DIS watch. Hilton was sent on 10 tire
gand jury. He is regarded by the police
as a bad negro.
James Robinson was charged with steal
rg two bags Of flour and one lot of lard
fvm S. Ullman's store, and was sent
down for sixty days.
youth, charged with shooting Henry
Blcker. was continued until March 10th
Tha shooting is thought 10 have been ac-
cdsntal. BucLer Is still at the City Hos
t.,sI with a broken jaw.
The young man. A. +. Johnson alias
Ralston, who went TO jail last week on
the charge of Obtaining board and lodging
20 the amount Of 800 with purpose to de-
fraud. was dismissed yesterday morning
DE money having been paid.
I'm the case of Friday Coleman, col
,--d man. charged with shooting at
Douglas Russell. the accused was sent
ll % the grand jury.
Rebecca Tyler (colored) and her worse
lalf Fleming, were charged with having
d family row I'm street, and were fined
ED and costs.
A. Meyers and Patrick ]. McDonough,
q brother of the well-known Jack Nc
un0uch. were charged with fighting,
and were fined $3.50 each.
Charming Smith was before the great
tribunal Of Justice John for being disor-
derby I'm the Second Market, and he, too,
was fined $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
h. OLD Do MON
VN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NSAIcSs~ DAILY LINE
U FOR
X NEW YORK.

Passengers can leave Richmond DAILY
via chesapeake and Ohio railway at $40
p. NJ. or Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road Norfolk and Western routej 80 A.
NJ connecting at NoTfoik With Old DO
minion Line steamer, sailing same eve
ming for New York.
ALL-wATER ROUTE.
Steamship old Dominion leaves Rich
mOnd every Monday at . =. W. Tor New
York via James river.
Tickets on sale at Richmond Transfer
ConDsny's, StD east Main street; Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, and Richmond
and Petersburg railroad depots ana az
cornpany's Office 1919 east Main street
Richmond Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT
for New York and all points beyond can
he shipped by direct steamers, sailing
s,or, Rfehmond every MONDAY. AND
FRIDAY at 5 r. NJ; also, by steamer
leaving Richmond WEDNESDAY > p.
NJ for Norfolk. connecting with steamer
Manifest closed one hour before sailing
time.
,hro,,sh bills OF lading issued for all
northern, eastern, and foreign ports.
FROM NEW YORK.
Passengers can leave daily except Sum
day to Norfolk or Old Point Comfort.
connecting Win NoffOikA ana western
railroad or Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Dircct steamers VITA James-river route)
leave every SATURDAY passenger and
freight. and MONDAY freight oniyt.
Sailing from company's pier. No. ~
North river. foot OF Beach street. at 3 p.
NJ: Saturday, r. NJ.
Freight received and forwarded daily.
except Sunday.
For further information apply TO
JOHN II. MAYER, Agent
l2le east Main street
Richmond. Va.
w. T.. GuiIlaudeu. -y,ce-Presldent and
Traffic Manager. New York. mh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
HEBREW HOME FOR THE AGED.
Annual Meeting Held sunday AFTER
noon at Beth Ahaba Synagogue.

Annual Meeting Held Sunday AFTER
noon at Beth Ahabn Synagogue.
The members OF the Hebrew Home for
the Aged and Infrm held their annual
meeting Sunday afternoon in the base
ment Of Beth Ahaba Synagogue, and be-
sides other important business transacted
elected the officers who are 10 govern the
home for the next twelve months.
The meeting was presided over by MI.
Henry 5. Hutzler and the recording was
Done by MIR. Isaac Held. The president
and the secretary and treasurer submit
led their reports. In his report the presi-
dent spoke feelingly OF the loss the nome
had sustained in the death Of Messrs. N.
". Nelson and Leopold Levy and Mes
DANES Jeanette Gunst, +. Leibermuth, A.
Elchel and II. Whitlock. He also spoke
Go high praise OF the late Major Lewis
G.nter. who had so generously remen'-
tered the home in his Will.
The report Of the secretary and urea
surer showed the amount OF FUNDS IN
vested and on hand TO be l3,7i1.67, an in
crease OF s9i7.74 after paying all expenses
ana costs Of caring for the beneficiarles
Of the home. The membership increase Is
thirteen. and the loss by death slA' Vi
ihe members gained three were nie-mem-
brrs. To the memorial fund SZ1o was
added from Mrs. =. Nelson in memory
Of her husband, the late Mr.. n. W.
Nelson
The bylaws Of the home had been re-
usei by a committee, with Mr. IL II.
Morris as its chairman, and the amend
ments reported by the committee were aii
adopted without dissenting voice. me
election OF officers was then gone INTO
and the following gentlemen were chosen
al indicated.
President, Mr. Henry s. Hutzler.
Flce-President. Mr.. p. Whitlock.
ecretary-Treasurer Mr.. Isaac Held
Solicitor Mr. Sol. l.. Bloomberg.
Executive Board--Rev. T.. N. Cahseh'
Messrs NJ. Mnlhlser, +. Raab, M. II.
Aarcuse. NJ. Thalhimer. Julius straus' j..
Levitt A. Greentree. and ]. II. Kaufmann.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
MIR. ID. II. ALIENS WILL PROBATED
Estate Valued at S5,OOO--Other News
of the City Courts

The will Of the late Branch A. Allen
was probated in the Chdncery Court
yesterday. The will is short and con-
c. Allen, was appointed executor by
Judge Lamb, at the request Of the heirs,
Miss Rebecca j. Allen, Miss Sarah A.
Allen, and Mrs. Laura j. Sutherland.
The estate is valued at 5000 and is di-
vided as follows: Mr.. Aliens life insur-
ance goes to his sister, Sarah a. Allen.
and his business and all goods, stocks,
etc, TO his brother, Henry G. Allen.
In the Law and Equity Court judg-
ment was rendered in favor of the Do
nestle Sewing Machine Company against
Sarah Ann Gary, Action Of detinue for
the recovery of sewing machine valued
Motion was filed for judgment in the
case of the Star Stoneware Company
against A. J. Wood, doing business as
In the case OF Moses's Executrix
against the Marshall Manufacturing
Company. Judge Minor appointed Messrs.
+. w. Christian, Eugene Massey, and
John A. Coke special commissioners, to
make a sale Of certain property.
In the case of Charles r.. Wortham's
Administrator against Wortnam and
others, in regard TO the constituting OF
Wortham's will, the matter was referred
to the commissioner.
Motion was made to enquire into the
right of George T. Dean to the goods
attached in the suit of S. G. Fairbanks
q co. against Reuben T. Jeffreys, Jr.
In the Circuit Court the following Judg-
ments were rendered: Wilson and Cor
don. receivers, against George w. Il.
Crawford, $3.50, value of one piano; Chase
Brothers Piano against Mrs. II. r..
Powers, Sl35. value of one piano; W. ID.
Page against George II. Crawford 81 Co.,
Sl5S30
Judgment was rendered for the plain
tiff i'm the case of Slater, Myers a. co.
against S. A Williams. for Sl4.3I.
Messrs. Lewis Heuser, G.. Il. Poor, and
Julius V. Sears, were appointed trustees
of Denny-Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, in place of Messrs. Miles
Eacho, Wilson Turner, and j. t. Mount
castle,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
STANTON DIES FROM THE WOUND.
Cut In the Cooks Throat Results in
HIS Death.

William Stanton, the negro man en-
ployed at the colored almshouse as COOK
who was cut in the neck last Wednesday
night by Alonzo Williams, his assistant,
died ct the hospital Of that institution
YESTERDAY morning. A post-mortem eN-
animation was held by DIR. w. II. Tay-
Ior CITY Coroner, and Drs. Baughman
and Nuckols, City Hospital physicians.
and il was learned that while the wound
had begun TO heal there was a general
scarcity of blood in all parts OF the body.
Their examination revealed no evidence
OF disease. o..
Later an inquest was held by the Coro-
ner and the jury brought in verdict
attributing the death to the effects OF me
injury received wednesday night at the
hands Of the youth.
stanton and Williams seemed 10 nave
had some cross words during the day
"Wednesday. which left both In an ugly
mood That night Stanton went out and
cot drunk. and, coming back, finding VII
iiams i'm bed, determined to have some
fun. Williams got up when his senior IN
the culinary art commenced, and said ne
was tired Of the id foolishness, and
was going to kill Stanton. He took n
razor and slashed IL into Stanton's neck.
Williams escaped by jumping out OF the
window, but was captured afterwards,
and Is now in jail The charge against
him will De changed from felonious as
sault 10 murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01

culed the idea either that there was any
pledge of the appointment by the Presi-
dent to Judge Waddill. or that the latter
had said or done anything in reference to
the appointments under him In the event
Of his promotion to the bench He stated
positively that ne knew nothing had ever
been said between Judge Waddill and the
President or his advisers in reference
to a place for himself. and that as for his
premature action i'm the matter Of APP
pointments it was too unlike him to de-
serve serious consideration. as q commit
tai for an office was about the last thing
one could get from him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
A HORSE BLEEDs TO DEATH.
Mr.. Clifford Loses n Fine Animal az
Result of a Runawny.

A runaway on Church Hill yesterday
morning resulted not only In great deal
of excitement, but the loss of valuable
horse, the property of Mr.. j. b. Clifford,
farmer living near the National Gene
tery.
The gentleman came TO the city in his
road-cart. and had stopped on Twenty
sixth street near the Springfield District
School He left the animal standing IN
the street, as ne had done many times
before. and entered a private house. IL
Is said that some boys frightened the ami
NAL All any rate. he started of down the
street. around the corner TO Church-Hill
avenue at break-neck speed.
At the corner of the avenue ana Iweh-
ty-first street. just in front of the drug
store of MIR. T. Ii. Williams, the light We
hicIe was hurled against heavy dray.
and while the damage TO the cart itseir
was slight a large artery In the morse
left hind leg was severed, and he died In
side of ten minutes. No one was In the
cart. and no one was hurt.
Two ladies coming down the avenue on
bicvcles became much frightened, appre-
he1ding being run down by the mao
horse. Both jumped from their wheels
and did so without considerable injury,
fhoueh the wheel Of one was quite badiy
a conservatIve estimate would place Mr.
Chords loss at 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01

Ancient Order OF Hibernians. Division No
l; Ancient Order Of Hibernians. Division
NO. 2; st. Patrick's Beneficial and Social
Society: West-End Beneficiary Society;
Catholic Knights OF America, Branch ils;
Catholic knights OF America. Branch ts2
IL was decided to meet OF the rooms Of
the ST. Patrick'B Beneficial and Social
society, In the school-hall. Twenty-sixth
and Grace streets. and march Ia body
TO ST. Patrick's church, to hear a sermon
IN honor OF st. Patrick. The banquet fea-
ture was dispensed with this year.
Mr.. p. ]. Curtis was elected chief mar
shall.
MT John j. Blake was elected chair
man Of the ninety-ninth convention, and
Mr.. Walter J. Lowry was elected secre-
tary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
HENRICo's ELECTION OFFICERS.
Electoral Board Meets and Makes
Appointments.

The Henrico Electoral Board. composed
OF j. T. Lewis as chairman and Messrs-
II. L. Bayer and w. N. Boyd. met at the
county courthouse yesterday at noon
and appointed the following officers OF
election to serve at the various precincts
at the May election:
VARINA DISTRICT.
Whitlocks Precinct-.J f. whitlock.
Carter Harrison, and r. A. Adkins.
Town Hall Precinct-C. l.. McCaull. A.
l.. Cornwall. and Herbert Hamlyn.
Carter Precinct-Charles q. Raper.
Thomas L. Whitlock, and Normand Smith,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
Bakers Precinct-Meyer Angle. Martin
Shield, and Isaiah Johnson.
Smither's Precinct-J. X. Syrcle, -
Holloway, and Wash. Williams
Hardins-Shop Precinct-W. f. Holds
worth, John Volgler, and James Simms.
Seven Pines Precinct-J. a. Lacy, Jo-
seph Castro, and T. ]. Carter.
BROOKLYN DISTRICT.
Chestnut-Hill Precinct--Thomas C..
Ruffln, j. w. Quarles. and Edward Hat
ton.
Jones's Precinct--R. E. Tiller, Herbert
Floyd, and Willie Tyler.
Barton-Heights Precinct--J. II. Hamer,
w. o. Sherburne, and George Sangster.
Bruin Precinct-L f.. Ford, nj. f..
Barton, and Charles Houston.
Hungary Precinct-M. Y. Sheppard, J. L..
Harris, and Simon Jackson.
TUCKAHOE DISTRICT.
Shuhaker's Precinct-George w. Pet
tus, Robert Carson. and Andrew Kutyer.
Ridge Church Precinct-A. J. Smith, 7.
D. Crouch, and Major Burrell.
Forks-of- the Road Precinct--J. NJ. Len
nox, James TURNKEY. and NJ. Bradford.
Short-Pump Precinct-P. S. Leake, J. r.
Nuckols. and NJ. A. Cauthorn.
Gallon Precinct-J. w. Jones, w. 3.
Edwards. and S. S. Lea.
The Commissioners of election are
Messrs. NJ. Y. Sheppard, Charles l.. Nc
Caull, w. r. Holdsworth, George w. Pet
tus. and Wash Williams.
Henry Grady, a young white man, was
charged before Squire Lewis yesterday
with stealing a buggy. The case was not
proved and the young man was released
from custody. A bond was, however, re-
quired Of the young man.
In the County Court to-day an interest
ing will case VIII be heard. Some of the
heirs of the estate of II. A. Luckhard will
try to upset the will Of the deceased on
the ground that he was not himself when
the instrument was drawn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
VACANT FEDERAL JUDGEsHIP.
Expected That the Appointment VII
re blade This Week.

The President did not act in the matter
q appointtng successor 10 Judge kooert
W. Hughes yesterday. as was anticipated
o' some persons. but It Is believed he VIII
shortly certainly during this week, DO So
friends Of Judge Waddill say they do mol
"'S Tor an immediate appointment. Dur
"hucipate reasonably early action. There
seems 70 DC little or no doubt that the
pun viii fan 10 him, as he IS the oniy
iaon mentioned. and besides being
eNo"n 20 be friendly with the President.
strongly endorsed by tine bench and
laf throughout the district The courts
oll lawyers, particularly at Richmond
.Ao Norfolk, where the chief business OF
,De Federal Court Is conducted. have en-
'Yi ga him with practical upanimity.
close friend Of Judge WaddilPs. seen
Dispatch reporter yesterday, ridl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
NO sr. pATRlcK's-DAy BANQUET.
rbfs Feature 90 lie Omitted freu'
This Years Celebration.

The convention Of the Catholic societies
for tho celebration OF ST. Patrick s-Day,
was held In the rooms OF the McGiii
catholic Union on Sunday. Mr.. y. !.
Rilley. chairman OF the convention, pre-
aiding and. In the absence OF Mr., ,. -
Kelley, the secretary, MT. Waise ,.r ~
The following societies wers represented;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
uoyyitxers, Election Postponed.

Contrary to expectations the Richmond
Howitzers will not elect captain to sue
ceed Captain Hutchinson, at their meet
ing tonight. No orders have yet been re-
oulres that two days notice shall be
given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01
c.n.m.r,cnn Ladies' to Meet

There will be an important meeting. OF
the German American Ladies' Aid As
ISOLATION at Virginia Hospital TINS AFTER
attandance is requested, as arrangements
viii be made for the entertainment to be
given after Lent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-01

The earnings Of the Richmond ana re
tarehurg railroad for the month OF Janu-
arv isas were SIC 676.J6; expenses, go.
SsoH The earnings of the. Petersburg rail
road for the same month were A2,SOIS;
exnenses 800 12a.76