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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04
UNEXPECTED AND SENSATIONAL
PROGRESS MADE SATURDAY.
SOME HASTY NEGOTIATIONS
Work Accomplished through French
Ambassador Who Is Clothed by
Spain with Almost Plenary Powers
Cuba Free and Porto Rico Ours
Other Conditions

Washington, August Events OF
the, most momentous character oc-
Cured at conference at the white
house Saturday afternoon between the
president. Ambassador Cambon Of
France and Secretary Day, carrying
the peace negotiations far beyond a
mere submission of terms of peace by
the United States, and reaching the
point OF a preliminary basis of peace
between the government of Spain ana
the government Of the United States.
Il only needs the ratification OF the
Madrid cabinet in what was done SAT
urday TO bring the war to an end.
This was accomplished on the part oil
Spain after Ambassador Cambon pre-
sented to the president the credentials
he received from the Spanish govern
ment appointing aim envoy eXuaor-
binary and plenipotentiary with com
plete instructions as TO the manner Oh
acting upon every peace condition pre-
sented by the United States, includ-
ing the disposition OF Cuba, Porto
Rico, Philippines, Ladrones, lndem-
nifty, armistce and all other questions
likely to arise. With these creaeh-
tails authorizing him TO speak as
plenipotentia ry for Spain ana WIN
| full instructions on every polut at Is
sue. Cambon, in behalf OF SPAN, AOI
only received the peace conditions
! laid down By the American cabinet
earlier in the day, but thereupon en-
tered upon their full discussion with
a view of reaching a final ana com
pete agreement.
After strong argument the president
and Secretary Day consented 10 a
modification of the American terms III
one particular. What the modlhca-
ton is can only be conJectured' puI
there is reason to believe that II re-
lates either TO the time when actual
hostilities win be suspended, or els5
10 the extent of our interest in the
Philippines, having unchanged lhe
conditions that Spain shall withdraw
from Cuba. cede Porto Rico to the
United States and grant to the united
States coaling stations in the Pacific
and make important concessions IN
the Philippines, including Manila ana
n big zone around 1t.
Ii is now for the Madrid govern
ment to give final approval to what
was partially accomplished SATURDAY
Il is even possible that this approval
may come very speedily, within day
or two, for there will be no need OF
extended conferences, or correspond
dence. All that was accomplished
Saturday when Cambon acted as plen-
ipotentiary. From the fact that ne
acted under instructions the prospect
would seem 10 be hopeful for Spain S
ratlfy,ng what has been done But II
Is for Spain herself to determine be-
tween tho issue Of peace or war as
now presented.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04
FOOLISH EXCESS OF DISCIPLINE

The practice in some public schools
of requiring the children, when NOV
ing I'm a body to observe more than
The military rightly ~ line with
penalties for looking Ia other than the
prescribed direction CT for lifting
the hand to allay a facial irritation
reaches climax in the San Francisco
schools. There the boys, when lined
IN in front Of the school awaiting the
tan az the bell, are required to stand
with their arms folded across their
chests exactly in the prison attitude.
When they move it is with the prison
locksten. and between the rows Of
nails driven into the sidewalks, ana
woe be IN the unlucky youth who
stems over the line The criticism
az the method comes from a detective.
The boys. he claims. are acquiring q
habit which in later years viii be 2
source OF annoyance and cause Of
suspicion. Discharged convlcts the
detective asserts, frequently resume
the prison habit Of the l7ekstep ana
the folded arms when their minds
are ure0ccup.ed, and 70 the veteran
rolce cffcer the motion and the at
titnde are as distinctive as tho striped
suit New York POST.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04

Lawyers and business men are ac-
quainting themselves as fully as pos
sible with the new federal bankrupt
law, w = was passed and became q
law july J., Io9S, and went into effect
August | as to voluntary bankrupts,
and November ! as to involuntary
bankrupts. The measure supersedes
all state laws relating to assignments
and insolvency proceedings, and vests
in the federal courts exclusive juris-
dictioa OF such matters. Referees
are appointed by the district judges
In localities that Will accommodate
the public, They have the power Of
a coura til the supervision and ad-
Of the estate The
creditors appoint q trustee who re-
duces the property TO money and
makes q distribution as the referee
directs. The expense Of the proceed
iog IS small and many safeguards are
thrown around the creditors and
property A meeting 81 The crsdi ors
is required to be held within thirty
days after the ba1h~lp Is declared;
and thereafter from tim tn time as
may be necessary for the promotion
and hes. interests Of the estate.
Within thirty days tie debtor II an
honest one, NAV be dis hargoa from
am liability Three or more creditor
Of a .ehtor whose clljms exceed $500
may file a petition 70 have the aeht0r
declared a bankrupt The act ae-
cordiQg To those VINO believe n r il
ef'cien, for the prompt and econom-
zeal settlement Of insclyent estates
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
WAR

arms.
The Spanish government, it is re-
ported desires an armistice for peace
negotiations.
General Shafter reports 500 new
cases OF fever among the united
States troops at Santiago.
The war will be- made an issue
betUeen democrats and republicans In
the coming political. campaign.
The santiago merchants refuse to
rece,ye American silver dollars eX-
cept al a discount of 80 per cent.
Gen. Gomez is at outs with the
American administration at santiago
and refuses to comply with orders
II is reported from Madrid thal
the powers have agreed TO oppose the
Animation of the Philippines from
Spain.
Cupang at Cienfuegos have sent to
Admiral Sampson a pitifui appear
that he take the city, as they are
starving.
1t is reported that the army at
Santiago is to be removed TO the
mouuLalus u North Carolina ior
month reeuperation.
Gen. Garcia has written to Gen
Gomez that the United States gov
eminent is not in sympathy with
the Cuban cause.
Arrival OF Porto Rico Of the
transports Mobile, Grand Duchess
and No 30, with re-enforcements TOT
General Miles, IS reported.
1t was reported by cable that the
Spanish troops through Porto RICO
have been called in for the defense
OF Saa Juan, the capital.
General Grants brigade OF the
first division Of the first army corps
left Chlckamauga for Newport News,
Ia embark for Porto Rico.
Secretary OF State Palmer has maze
the necessary arrangements with the
federal authorities for casting the
soldiers vote of New York state,
Trooper George Hill of troop A.
list Illinois cavalry, whose home was
at Chicago died at the hospital IN
Chattanooga. lie was 20 years
old,
cant. Morris and Lieut., Wilcoeks
of the 9th New York regiment re-
signed because Second Lieut., Peek
was promoted to major over the'r
heads.
II was reported from Madrid thaI
an attempt to make landing by
Americans at Bahia Honda was re-
pulsed by the Spanish with consider
able loss.
II was reported in Madrid that
Manila had been captured by the
Americans. The report IS credited
in Washington by army and navy
officials.
Brighten. Otis, just before start
Ing for Manila, said that he ahIlC-
ipated serious trouble Ia the orient
probably with one OF the great
powers.
It.was stated in Washington that
Commodore Natsou's fleet would
not sail for Spain until Malgd had
been given further opportunity to sue
fol peace.
Cuban insurgents capture Gibara'
on the uurln coast OF santiago PROV
luce. according to a Madrid report
WINE American wavships shell Gata-
mslacoa
The German steamer Croatia was
stopped 10y the New Orleans on san
Juan da Porto Rico, Tie American
ship hgng solid shot across She
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04
NEW BANKRUPT LAW
INTERESTED PERSONS GETTING
POSTED on IT.
IN EFFECT AUGUST FIRST

Statutes Of the Various States on the
Subject All superseded-No Una
nimity Of opinion as TO the Merit
Of the Act-Dishonest Creditors
Sure to Find it a Convenience.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04
HAIL DAMAGES CHICAGO.
Live Electric Wires Kill Man.
Horses Windows Broken.

Chicago, July 29.-Thousands "
window pan5s were broken duIiA5
heavy hail storm in this city A ~
day afternoon. The heavy ram W..
followed id great damage to m'eL'-
Of apartment buildings anu So
houses. The shrubbery In the pa
was cut nip and greenhouses W.
damaged. In the suburbs trolley W.
were torn down in many pa.
Many horses were killed by con
with live wires. AS far as learned #
person was seriously Injured
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04

William d. Magrude-, aged ~
native Of Baltimore, empioyeu
sun salesman. was found aean
New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
Relief for Soldiers.

When il was supposed that our soldiers
might remain in this city for some time
the members Of the st. Johns Circle OF
Kings Daughters ana Sons arranged for
an entertainment for the benefit OF the
sick soldiers. As the troops have LETT II IS
their intention to raise a relief fund
for virginia soldiers, wherever accessible
and for their families who may need as
sistance.
no this end an entertainment VIII be
given on the evening of Friday. June lOth'
AZ the residence Of Mrs. Hines, 25oo east
Franklin. The house and grounds OF this
delightful home. so well known as the
residence OF Mr.. Richard i. Brown, nave
been generously offered.
Refreshments will be served on the
lawn. Ii will be military tea and pa
triotic both in decoration and programme
THOSE who have kindly consented to lend
thoir talent are Mr.. Shepard Webb, MI.
charles Hunter. the Dixie Chorus MISS
kathleen Sinton, Mrs. Robert Adams,
strinq ouartette. and il is hoped Mr. Eu-
gene Davis will be present with his pan
10. -. s,,,,a
The members OF this circle have found
many not OF their number, glad 10 help
such a good cause. The officers are' MIS-
r J. Craigie. president; Mrs. stephen l.
poveridce. vice-president; Mrs. A. ID.
Iandergin. treasurer; Mrs. j. Ben. How
ard secretary; Mrs. Emmett DICKINSON
president of the auxiliary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09

a-dressln' fer church, an she set on de
end OF mer sofer. whar laid mer pockeps
book wild four dollars and some cents
in hit. Wen she got up and went OUT.
mer pocket-book went wild 'er l Is
oman er few words. an wen seed dat
dc poeket-book wasn't dare axes VIC
toria 10 nan Il ter me. cause jest buried
mer husban an chile and dat was all
7 had lef ter pay de doctor. She say
she amt saw hit. but she was de onliest
one I'm dc room whar was a-dressIn fer
church. [ amt no oman 10 go TO Dc
cote an / tole 'er so. an / sed II she
got de money fun a poor lone Torn
wldder. she could hab It, cause I'm wo-
OF few words an | doan Tx 10 go 10
cote. She say ef she got hit she got II,
an all | mad 10 do was to take hit rum
'er. an wen I AK 'er gimme mer money
an she could keep de book. she say she
hain't got hit an den l calls 'er story
teller"
And then Mary drew her breath.
.she called me a ne" said Victoria.
well wasn't your" asked the Party
Nav
Case dismissed"
Willie Peasants, small coiored cart
driver. cut Jos. Goddin In the arm with
a knife.
we was eaiin our eatins yistiddy."
explained Joe. and he 'cused me er
takin his eatins. / didn't dund hit. an
wen / tells i'm 80. he ups and cuts me.
He IL k my eatins." said Willie, and
wen / ak him fer EN-. he pick hup err
rock an fore I let i'm hit me cut i'm in
self pertercshun."
Tell a grand jury about H." rec
marked the Party as he sent the case
on.
Henry Smith. coiored. was nnsd sii2o
for being drunk and disorderly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09

Miss Edith c. webster Washington D..
c.
sewing-Ailss Jessie A. Wier Hampton
Institute.
Coobing-Mss Isabel McNear, Hampton
Institute. .-
Institute.
Manual Trainlng-F. X. Rogers, Hamp-
ton Institute.
observation-disclosures Normal School'
Virginia Normal and Collegiate lhsu-
tute-June 18th to July Sth.
Psychology as Related to Teachlng-
Conductor President James y. JOHNSON.
Geography. Physiology and Elemeh-
tarv Science-J. NJ. COlson.
Arithmetic. Algebra, and Drawing
Walter Johnson NJ,
Pedagogy and History OF Education
r. q. Chissell.
English Language and Literature
Alex. Dickerson.
Physical Geography and Vocal Music
W. b. r. Thompson. ..
United states and General history
c. ID. Haynes. a., -
Reading and Civil Government-Mrs. d.
I. Hayden. -.
Arithmetic and wridng-Miss l. L.
Campbell. 49,,
United states History Second year,
Miss Addie W. PoindeXter.
Geography (second year, ana fhyslcai
Culture-Miss Hattie c. Johnson
Model school-Mlss O.. Y. Foreman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
SOUTHERN WHOLESALE GROC-
ERs. CHATTANOOGA LOOKOUT
MOUNTAIN, TENN. JUNE 1918,

Account of the above occasion the
sonthern railway will sell tickets from
points on it's line TO Chattanooga, Tenn,
and return al rate Of one hrst-elass fare
for the round-trlp. Tickets will be sold
Juue 1t,h. 18th. and 10th. final limit re-
turning June q. 1898.
THE Southern railway has exceptionally
fine double daily train service to Chat
tanooga. Train leaving Richmond l2:lO
A. NJ. has sleeping-car service from Rich
mond 10 Chattanooga and train leaving
Richmond 1901 r. VI. has sleeping-car
service from Salisbury to Chattanooga,
and on either OF these trains only one
change IS necessary. that being at Sails
bury az a seasonable hour
Those attending this meeting should
not lose the opportunity OF making the
trip via this route. passing through Sails
bury. Round Knob. Asheville and Hot
Springs, n. c.. in the Land Of the Sky"
a section in the mountainous district OF
Western North Carolina widely known
for the grandeur and beauty Of its seem
cry.
Further information as to rates, sched-
ules. sleeping-car reservations. etc. can
be obtained upon application TO agents
Southern Railway or c. W. Westbury, I.
Z. A., go east Main street, Richmond,
Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
A CLEVER TRICK.

II certainly looks like It, but there is
really no trick about st. Anybody can
try il who has Lame Back and Weak
kidneys. Malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean he can cure himself right away
by taking Electric Bitters. This medicine
tones up the whole system, acts as a
stinlulant 10 Liver and Kidneys. is
blood purifier and nerve tonic. 1t cures
Constipation, Headache Painting Spells.
SieepIessness and Melancholy. IL IS pure
~ vegetable. a mild laxative, and re-
stores the system TO It's natural vIgor.
TRY Electric Bitters and be convinced
that they are miracle worker. Every
bottle guaranteed Only Doc. a bottle al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
Tint Same ola Odor.

That most disagreeable and, TO many
people sichening odor which emanates
from the eastern portion OF the city about
every ten days, was out In fun torce
again yesterday afternoon. Many COM
plants have been made against this pub
lie nuisance. but 50 FAR no hing has been
done by tho proper Authorities to lnyes-
tigate the matter and break II up. inc
question IS being asked how long will
The public have 10 suffer from this nuis-
ance. because somebody's duty is being
neglected. And still that same odor dis
eusting as II IS. spreads over the city at
Intervals OF n week or ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
THE CITY WINS,
4 $4,000 Suit Decided in It's Favor
The Ford's Hotel Case.

The EOrtiS biOlPl Nd~'.
The suit Of Carl Schultz against the
CITY Of Richmond for $4,000 damages on
account of injuries received by falling
into an excavation in the streets, was
settled Yesterday I'm the city circuit
Court NV a verdict in favor Of the de-
fepdapt. The case has been on trlal lot
several DAYS past, MIR. c. v Meredith
VIGOROUSLY defending the interests II the
city. ..., -,
order amending the charter OF the Ma
sonic building and Loan Association so
os ia allow IL TO change It's name 10 the
Masonic Association. The building anu
loan feature has been dropped ana tue
association IS now purely a beneVoieht
one. - o,os
yesterday afternoon by william 1Ieen
AGAINST Charles NJ Loefiier for $lOlS6.
decree will shortly be entered
I'm the Chancery Court by Judge
Lamb. dissolving the agreement be
tween A. j. Ford and the trustees OF
his estate under which he became lie
tenant of the hotel which bears his
name. The hotel will be renovated and
r,,r under the direction of the trustees
Nessrs. Edgar Allan and Preston Cooke.
but under the personal management VI
Mr.. {. G. Broaddus. -
judgments we're entered in the Law
and Equity Court yesterday morning as
follows:
Traylor & Epps against A. W. Han
mar $50.
FERGUSON & Brother against A. w.
Hannah. 500.
Several chancery suits were entered
and DEGREES rendered.
In the Hastings Court Joseph Bray
charged with felonious assault. was SEN
fenced TO six months IN jail ana hhep
$40
I,ucv Davis was fined $40 for carrying
a concealed weapon.
Pearlie Powell was given thirty days
I'm iail on the charge of assault ana
battery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
JUSTICE JOHN.
4 Large Proportion Of the 'oioreu
Population Before the Throne

Formulation Before the Throne.
John Teamster. IS a colored individual
with lots OF trouble on his mind. He was
CHARGED with beating Sarah Jackson and
when it WIS learned that he carried
razor another charge was chalked up
against him. For beating Sarah ne was
assessed $i17O. and for carrying the coH-
oaated weanon he was charged $5i.95.
Maria Johnson, Geneva Simms ana
Marta watkins, all cOlOred, were
charged $40 each for hgnung IN 'h'
street ,..o5 90
80 Ell 2o because he drove his team 100
FAST in the public streets.
William Alsn. coioIed. acknowledged
that ne exhibited game OF policy, ana
he was fined so and given one Gay III
Jail. -. s.,,,s co,orod
charged with beating Richard Parker
went over 70 the 18th instant
Richard Cartman, arrested by Ohlcers
Iohnson and Crump. al the request OF
Newport News officials on the charse OF
,,urdsr was turned over 10 an ofhceE
from that place and carried back
stephen Cnasey was alleged 10 naNo
assaulted Courtney Smith. ,,-
Some boys threw fOth5 a. NY
and I caught Courtney and carried MN
before tho children. but they couldn
IDENTIFY him and l turned him loose.
Tbon he brought big fellow to my house
TO lick me, but I refused 10 he licked ana
then he had me arrested
Smith did not appear TO press the
charge and Mr.. Chasey was discharged
Annie Quaries, solored. was fined s3.z0
for belng dlsorderly on the street.
A lot OF linen was fieuratvely wasned
before the throne by George Mchenny'
Cornelia McKenny and sadie walker
Sadie IS preposscssing mulatto and
Is forewoman OF laundry. George was
EMPLOYED at the laundry. and she was
charged by Sadie with abusing her.
II amt never 'bused er an l amt
'bused nobody sence mer name IS PIN
Georgia. Dat air oman said she Bwine
ter put or hot plaster ober mer mout
10 stop me frum torkin' 'cause she sais
/ sed things erbout 'er. l haint never sea
nawthing."
"sne mas abused me dreadfully." re-
piled Sadie "and l never said anything
about a plaster"
III you can invent n plaster 20 put over
woman's mouth 10 stop her from tank
ing You can make million n minuic,
said the Party as hc dismissed the case.
Mary Churchill. colorcd, was charged
with abusing Victoria Kinney.
"She coined in my house wen I was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
SUMMER HOMES ON THE SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY.

The Southern Railway has just issued
a very handsome and attractive sumner
Homes and Resorts" folder which gives
full information I'm regard 10 summer
homes and resorts located on or near its
line and connections This pamphlet
shows location of different resorts. near
est railroad station, accommodates
terms. etc. Of the various places.
This pamphlet can be had upon appli-
cation at Southern Railway Office. go
east Main street. Richmond, Va, c. W
Westbury. T. Il. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
THE COLORED TROOPS,
Governor Tyler to Confer with the At
forney-GcneraL

Gov. Tyler was in his Office yestor-
dav. but Is far from being a well man.
Among his callers was Mr. a. y. Gray.
a candidate for the judgeship Of Flu
wanna county.
IN is said the Governor has not pos
itively decided TO turn the colored troops
with their own officers over 10 the Fed
erai government. He Will confer with
Acknowledgement Montague with refer
ence TO the legal aspect Of the case.
Letters from several colofed men ask
ing permission 10 organize companies
have been received.
Notice has been received at the Adiu-
ant-Gencrars Office from the War De-
partment of the discharge from the vol
unteer army Of Quartermaster-Serge
w. III. Church. OF Company Il, fourth
Regiment No reason Is assigned.
Or. j. w. Southall, Supt. OF Public
Instruction. left for stanton yester-
dav to attend the meeting of the Board
of Visitors Of the Deaf. Dumb and Bind
Institution. and the Episcopal Counch
for the southern Diocese OF Virginia.
Captain Seth Miller, secretary o. the
State Board OF Fisheries; Treasurer u. T..
Richardson. Of Louisa. and Treasurer J:
r. WoodhOuse. OF Princess Anne, called
OF the state Library.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS AND
MOUNTAIN HOMES

ON THE LINE or THE NORFOLK &
WESTERN RAILWAY. SUMNER EX-
CURsION TICKETS NOW ON SALE.
good TO return until October 81, 1898, with
stop-over privileges at all stations. y de-
scrlptiyo pamphlet. giving a complete list
OF the resorts and boarding houses along
the line, now ready for distribution. and
will be mailed TO any address, upol APP
plications. For tickets, timetables, and
full information. apply to the Richmond
Transfer CO.. g08 east Main street: b. G.
Carter. ticket agent Byrd-street station,
or at Companys office, SSS east Main
street.
r. W. COURTNEY.
Dist. Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS TO
NORTHERN AND EASTERN RE
SORTS VIA r.. +. AND T. r. II.

Summer excursion tickets. good until
October 3lst, to the principal northern
and eastern resorts via tho Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
Pennsylvania railroad and connections,
can be procured by applying TO the Rich
mond Transfer Company, 903 east Main
street. ticket agent az Byrd street sta
ton or the traffic managers office. Tick
cts on sale June 1st 20 September Goth.
There are many attractive and delight
full places and the rates are low.
G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
Pythian Memorial Day.

The knights Of Pythians Of the various
lodges OF the city have been invited to
the Monumental church Sunday morning
next 10 hear a special sermon from the
rector. Rev. William Alexander Barr, the
occasion being the memorial services Of
the order. Seats viii be reserved for thezn
in the middle aisle.
All the Pythians in the city are invited.
and arc requested to meet sunday morn
Ing at i0:i5 o'clock az Lee Camp Hall and
40 TO tho church In a body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
Married nj the station.

Yesterday A. d. Ayers (coioreo)' ap-
,,o,red al the Second station and swore
ant warrant for the arrest OF william
nan. also colored and who had been
visitor TO his house
later on Hin and Ayers appeared AT
the station with the daughter OF Ayers
and a minister and a marriage cere-
monv was performed after Which 'he
warrant was Withdrawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
BIBLE SCHOOL FOR COLORED
PEOPLE. KNOXVILLE COLLEGE.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.,JUNE 2OJULY
IA Nun
4. 1898.

Account Of the above occasion the
Southern Railway will sell tickets from
points on its line 10 Knoxville. Tenn. and
return al rate OF one hrst-class limited
fare for the round trip: Tickets will be
sold June 10Th and 2lst. final limit re-
turning July 4, 1898. Further informa-
ito oheerfully furnished by agents South
ern Railway or G. w. Westbury. T. p.
A.. 800 east Main street. Richmond Va.