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coTToN-DUCk COMBINATION.
The "NIouut yernOn-N oOdbury COM
pany"-CnpitaI. S2J,OOO.O0O.

CHICAGO. August 1.-THE Record says:
Plans for the organization of a comoina-
ton to control the manufacture Of cot
ton-duck goods are practically consum-
mated Announcement will be made In a
few days Of the successful financing OF
the new company. 10 be called THE
Mount Vernon-Wo0dbury Cotton-Duck
Company
The capitalization OF this company IS
to include no preferred stock, but Will
consist of a single-stock issue, amounting
to about S95OO0O00 and also an issue or
debenture bonds, the amount of which
hes not yet been decided.
The new company. through the follow
ing fourteen plants, which it is TO in
cude. will control about 90 per cent. or
the cotton-duck production of the United
States: Five mills OF the Mount Vernon
Cotton-Duck Company; four mills of the
Woodbury. Cotton-Duck Company; the
Laurel Company. and the Franklin Com
pany Mills, all at Baltimore; the Green
wood Company Mil. at Hartford, Conn.f
the Tallasee Company Mill, at Mont
gomery. Ala, and the Columbia Mil, at
Columbia, 5. G.
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THE DREYFrs oouRT-MARTIAL.
This the Most Important Day OF
Whole Triai-Henry's Treachery.


RENNES. August 1.-THE London
Times's statement this morning Of the
late Colonel Henrys treason caused a
considerable sensation here. and was
much discussed among the newspaper
men and all others interested in the trial.
The affirmation Of Henry that EsterhaZy
was his acc0mplice is only a confirmation
OF what has already many times been
stated. But what was regarded as most
important is the fact that the Times an
nounced il In such categorical terms, de-
demonstrating, according % the views OF
the friends Of Dreyfus here that the
Times people have actually Seen docu-
ments. submitted 10 them by more than
one foreign military attache. presenting
the strongest proof Of Henry's guilt. and,
moreover. that this announcements can
only precede the publication m the Times
Of the actual documents.
The correspondent here Of the Associ-
ated Press spoke 20 Major ForZlnetu, who
was Governor Of the Cherche Midi prison
during Dreyfus's Incarceration there. and
who was cashiered on account of his de-
clarations favorable to Dreyfus's attitude
while in prison.
Forzinetti said: "Thc Times's state
ment confirms my own view. 1 was con-
WINGED Of Henry's completely from the
very first. and always regarded him -
the real culprit."
Regarding the cOurt-martial. he said:
"To-morrow will undoubtedly bee the most
important day Of the whole proceeding.
as General MERCER and NJ Casimir-Perier.
0he former President Of France. If time
admits. vii, be confronted. and most
dramatic scene is inevitable. as their
declarations in certain matters differ on
essential points
The court-martial continued lis secret
sessions al O'Clock this morning. when
VI. Paleoloeue Of the Foreign Office, cow
pIeted HIS explanations OF the secret dos
sier The court will meet again at G.3O
tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
SOLDIER IN TROUBLE,
CAPTAIN F. c. Ward Arrested Here
on a Serious Charge
GOES TEMPORARILY TO JAIL,
Charged With ImpeTSOnatinS an O0lcer
Of the Army.
CHECK CASHED BY COL. HARrz.
He Secured $40 from This 0nicer,
and the Check Was subsequently
said to be Notwithstanding he
fore Commissioners Next Tuesday.

n handsome young man, wearing the
full uniform of a captain i'm the United
States army. and claiming to be Captain
f. c. Ward. of the Twenty-seventh Regi-
ment, Volunteer Infantry, was arrested
here yesterday afternoon by the United
States authorities on a warrant charging
him with impersonating a United states
officer and with obtaining money under
false pretences from Lieutenant-Colonel
H9rtz. the recruiting officer stationed
here.
The arrest was made by United States
Marshal Morgan Treat. and the officer IS
in the city Jail. He was taken imme-
diately upon his arrest before Commits
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was drunk when he landed here and had
remained I'm that condition ever since. i
have been told By my lawyer" continued
the young soldier. mot to talk. but
must say. I'm my own defence, that
remember nothing I have done since ]
arrived here All / know is. that | have
been drinking too much. ! VIII come o"t
~ this trouble all right, though. and
everything will be set straight next Tues
day. would discuss the case further
but 7 am too much under the influence
OF liquor now to talk intelligently.
Captain Ward was questioned by me
reporter as TO his home but he was not
inclined 70 answer the questions. He said
that ne hailed from Washington, j. G.
hut admitted that that was not the place
of his nativity. He would not say "heh
ne was appointed to West Foiht Ao'',
envy. but said he was appointed there as
from Washington. \ telegram was sent
10 camp Meade by the Dispatch ias'
night but no answer was received.
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is impossible The river is flowing over
the road for two miles.
Mayaguez escaped serious injury
Bananas are the sole food here. The
poems day laborerD have gone to san
Juan and its vicinity which is COMPARE
lively uniniured.
ARROYO SUBMERGED.
SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO. August IL
Arroyo, on the south coast. has been de-
stroyed. Sixteen lives were. lost and the
town is still submerged in water
At Guayamo seven persons were killed
A number OF houses were pillaged Squads
OF soldiers were unable 10 maintain or
der. and starvation threatens the popula-
ton. The water-supply has been stopped.
The Coamo Springs Hotel has been
wrecked. 1t belonged to the Porto Rico
Company. of Philadelphia.
The storm at Santiago.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. August 1.-THE
heaviest storm known here in niteen
years struck this city yesterday.
Rain and lightning were incessant LOT
almost fourteen hours. Several houses
on streets i'm the lower portion OF the
city were undermined. and a good deal
of damage, though nothing very serious
was done. In the military camp, nearly
half the tents were blown down.
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CUBA AND sANTO DOMINGO.
The President Informed On the situ-
alton In Both.

PLATTsBURG. ~ y, August H.
Colonel Kennon had a long talk with the
President regarding the situation In
Cuba to-day.
Colonel Kennon has been on General
Brookesf stan i'm Cuba as adjutant-gene-
raj for civil affairs. lie arrived AZ the
hotel with General Guy V. Henry, and
was Immediately ushered into the Prcsi-
dents ROOM lie talked with the Presi-
dent for nearly an hour. and went over
the entire Cuban situation with him.
Being interviewed, Colonel Kennon said
that the situation In Cuba was satisfac-
tory. and the work Ut changing the civil
laws 10 conform 10 American ideas and
customs was progressing rapidly
Colonel kennOn left AT noon for WASH
ingtOn, to talk over the Cuban situation
with Secretary-Of-W War Root. and from
there he will proceed 10 Fort Logan, Deo-
yer Col. 10 take command OF the Thirty
fourth Regiment, United States Volun-
tecrs which Is being recruited there.
Smith +. Weed, Of Plattsburg, also CALI
ed on the President to-day relative 10 af-
fairs in the Island OF Santo Domingo. in
which Mr.. Weed has large property in
teTestS.
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FURRY IN COTTON.
Scene Of Wild Excitement on
Change in New York.
THE RECENT ADVANCE
II Vas a Very Unusual One for
These Times.
ELEVEN OFFICIAL CABLES READ.
They All Add to the Commotion by
Reporting Additional Advances
The south aud the Dry-Goods Mar
ket shove ID Prices.

NEW YORK, August li.--The New
York Cotton Exchange was tho scene ot
the widest excitement to-day. Recent re-
ports Of serious damage TO the crop. par
ticularly I'm Texas, had been disregarded
by the shorts. who continued to sell on
the theory that there was no speculative
competition for cotton while the surplus
would be something IKE two millions from
the old CROP and that the movement Of
new cotton, whatever the actual yield
might ultimately prove 10 be, would fall
Immediately upon the spiuners OF this
country and Europe. IL was known that
the consumption Of cotton at home ana
abroad was proceeding upon unprece-
denied lines. but over and against this.
it WAS assumed. that the crop-damage re-
ports had been overdrawn. and that the
Yield Of new cotton would be sufficient
offset 10 the activity I'm spinning circles
In this way a very heavy short interest
accumulated
THE UPWARD TURN
Iattery, however the market mas been
showing self-assertion. and some long
headed Wall-Street parties commenced TO
absorb the cotton offered by the over
confident bears. Gradually the ranks of
the buyers commenced TO NIL up from
other directions, and prices took an up
ward turn. until, within a few days, an
advance of more than onc-half cent had
been established. This is an unusual adj
vance for these times.
The excitement extended To the English
and southern markets. which also adj
vanced rapidly. No less than eleven Off
cial cables were read on Change to-day,
one after another, in rapid succession,
and all adding 10 the excitement by re-
porting additional advance while the
southern markets and the dry-goods mar
ket caught the fever and marked up
prices.
PARTIAL REACTION.
Before the session ended, however. pru-
dent holders undertook TO secure I.Clits.
which caused a partial reaction.
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
A Warm Fight for NominatIOn-The
ROsIyn Charter.


ALEXANDRIA, VA, August n.-(Spe-
cial)-Political matters i'm Alexandria
county are at fevcr-heat. The contest be-
tween Messrs James r. Cation and Frank
Hume for the nomination for the house
Of Delegates is being fiercely waged. To-
night at Del Ray. in jefferson District
a largely attended political mass-ineeting
was held. at which Messrs Hume and
eaton We're present. and made stirring
addresses. This meeting closes IRE series
of joint discussions between the two con-
testants. Afr. Cation in his speeches has
fiercely attacked the ROslyn charter, de-
nOuncing IL as a measure bO,h vicious
and unconstitutional. Mr.. Hume has ad-
mitted advocating IL. and said he be
licvod at the time that il was for the
moral betterment of the proposed NUM-
cipality. At the meeting held last night
in Carne's school-house scenes OF disorder
prevailed There was no personal ami
mostly displayed between the Two candi-
dates. ON the contrary they were very
courteous but their respective supporters
became bitter against one another. The
meeting last night was followed by a fist
fight. i'm which "a Cation man came cut on
top. The primary will be held Tues lay.
the 18th instant.
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,,rruERANs TO MEET IN CHICAGO.
General Council accepts Oher "f the
wicker Park Church.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. August 1.-THE
officers of the Lutheran General Council
have accented the invitation of the Wick
er-park Lutheran church. Chicago, 10 holo
tho tventv-seveuth annual convention in
mat city. and have fixed September 2oth
as the day for the opening Of the conven-
ton which will continue its session Tor
one week.
The council embraces the United states
and canada. and includes English
swedish. and German Lutheran consre.-,
cations. The deliberations at the couhcll
meetings are in English.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12

PORT GIBSON, MISS, August u.-Bill
Wilson (coored) was lynched here to-day
under peculiar circumstances Last Tues
day Wilson was arrested in the Herman
willie district on charge Of attempted
criminal assault. This afternoon the
iai.er. upon entering Wilson'S cell discov-
cred the prisoner hanging to the county
gallows. with several bullet-wounds IN
his neck and shoulders. The coroner 5
iury returned a verdict OF death by hang
ing and shooting by unknown parties.
The execution took place so quietly that
none Of the officials knew what was go
ing ON.
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JAILED FOR sAFE-KEEPING.
Negro Threatened With Lynching at
jackson, Ga.

ATLANTA, GA. August ia company
Of the Capital City Guards. under COM
mand Of Captain Barker. arrived hero
late tonight from Jackson. Ga, escort
ing Lewis Williams. a ramp negro. 10
the Atlanta jan, for safe-keeping. The
negro appeared at the farmhouse or Nc
Kinney Watkins = quarter OF a mile
from Jackson this morning. and asked
for food. lie was refused and left the
house. Soon after Mrs Watkins saw
him returning. but before he reached the
door she picked up her baby and ran
screaming from the house. Her hus-
band, supposing that she was about 10
be assaulted. captured the negro half a
mile from the house. being Joined by
several OF his neighbOrs. The negro was
wounded By a pist0shot and easily cap
tured. He was taken 10 jail, but Ia .ge
crowd assembling the Sheriff wired Gov
ernor Gambler for assistance. The Gov
ernor quickly summoned the Capital CITY
Guards and dispatched them 70 Jackson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
BoVT DECLARED 4 DRAW.
George Dixon and Eddie santry
Fight Twenty Hounds.

NEW YORK, August n.-George Dixon,
the colored feather-weight champion, and
Eddie Santry. OF Chicago met tonight
before the Broadway Athletic Club for
twenty rounds, at l25 pounds. and Referee
Johnny White declared the bout draw
The clubhouse was crowded to its utmost
limit, nearly five thousand persons being
present.
Dixon put up game exhibition ana
santry showed wonderful Improvement
since he appeared here last Santry's
advantage in height stood him in good
stead. and the way he lodged his head
away from a great many Of DiXon's left
leads was extremely clever. Dixon at
times was wild and he frequently over
reached himself, using poor Judgment as
TO distance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
Elizabeth City Democrats.

cialD-The Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Elizabeth City county met to-
night at Hampton and decided 10 hold
mass-meetings in the county August 18th
for the purpose of electing delegates 10
the senatorial convention at Williamsburg
August Slst. and the legislative convention
az AccOmac next month. II was decided
20 elect one set of delegates 10 both con-
ventions. Mass-meetings Will be held at
Hampton. Phoebus. and Fox Hill and
Slash the four precincts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
ponTo RICO TOBACCO INDUSTRY.
Duty on shipments to Cub" U" pe
Lowered or Removed.

Lowered or Removed.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE officials
of the War Department are now consid-
ering the question Of the removal or
material reduction Of the duty ON lear
tobacco grown in and shipped from Porto
Rico to cuba, and the indications are that
AN order to that effect will be issued WIN
in q short time. ~ g
Under the Presidents proclamation OF
December Is. 1898. the duty on this TO
bacco was fxed ut s. per pound TINS
rate has been found to be prohibiuve'
The porto Rican tobacco-growers repre-
sent that the tobacco industry IN me
island will be ruined unless relief IS soon
afforded them.
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mig Ice-Company Combine.

NEW YORK, August H.-The WorIu'
tomorrow, will say:
"The American Ice Company, OF New
Jersey with reported capital of SO Geo. =
0oo. Is reported to have secured he ma,
tor,t- Of The stock Of the Consolidated
Ice company. OF New York and the
Ilniekerhocker Ice Company ~ Maine.
each of which is capitalized az so'oOooOO.
A consolidation OF the three companies
viii be Effected by an exchange oil s'och
IN the new company
who the officers Of the American ice
Company are has not )eel maze pupie'
Some secrecy surrounds the ofsg''i~"
zion"
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NEGROES 4 NUISANCE.
Hands from the south SO Formally
Declared by PennsylVnnians.

WILKESBARRE. PA, August 1l.-Con-
tractor George 5. Post. Of this city. who
brought sixty negroes from the South here
% work on sewers was arrested this eve
ming. charged with aiding a nuisance.
When the negroes arrived here they re-
fused to go 20 work, claiming they had
been promised $50 a day. They thea
became public charge. and lived in filth
and squalor. The health officers said the
health of the community was endangered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
STONE FOR BRYAN FOR PRESIDENT
Never Heard schIey Mentioned Save
in Newspaper Gossip.

ST. LOUIS, MO, August III n for
Mr.. Bryan for President. I have always
been for him and expect 10 remain so.
] think there is not shadow Of -oubt
about his nomination by the next Demo-
cratic National Convention
The statement was made Vice-Chair-
man Of the Democratic National Commit
tee william J. Stone, when he was asked
about reports from Washington that he
was preparing to forsake Bryan and take
up Rcar-Admiral Schley as a 'andidate
for the Democratic presidential nominal
ton.
Mr. stone further said:
Il have never heard Schleys name
mentioned as possible candidate COR
President. except I'm newspaper gossip"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
More Dynamite in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. o.. August u.-Ano;her
car was dynamited on the Euclid-Ayenue
line tonight. The car was completely
wrecked but no one was injured.
The neighborhood Of the explosion is q
very aristocratic one, on one corner being
the residence Of John d. Rockefeller, ana
ON the other the home of ;. I. Everett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
ISLE OF WIGHT.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee Orders Primaries

Itt VTHtTN IFIIIHFftNs
SUFFOLK. VA. August 1l.-(Special.)-
The Democratic Executive Committee of
Isle of Wight county met at ;he court
house to-day 10 carry out the .ugsastion
as TO a primary made at the nass-mcet-
ing last Monday. when. it was claimed.
fair play was not given Mr.. Martins
friends The committee at tO-day's ses-
sion endorsed Chairman Days action in
adlourning last Mondays Meeting, ard
issued a call for a primary 10 be held
on Saturday, August 18th 10 "elact
candidate for the House of Delegates.
and to vote directly for a candidate for
state Senator ne 90 name the delegates
from the county to the senatorial conven-
ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12

NASHVILLE. TENN, August 1l.-Wlli
Chambers (colored). arrested on We
charge Of criminally. aasauluns Me-, M
Was lynched by hanging near Bel BUCK i',S
lev to-day. He was Identified by MS VIC
i'm who is i'm a critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
West Point IL a. Popular Resort for
Sunday Trips.

The Sunday trips 90 West Point are
exceedingly popular. and happy parties
seeking health and rest. Eatronize them
every Sunday. The pretty town OF West
Point IS pleasant retreat for a days
outing. and the trip by way OF the Sou,n-
ern road Is a clean. quick one. Train
leaves Richmond at $50 A. NJ. return
irg. leaves West Point al $50 +. NJ
Tickets. 90 cents round trip
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
decentralization To the seashore ""n
Return-S5. Via the Penhssi'""i"
RniIroad.

Atlantic City. Cape May, ocean cry,
Co Isle civ Tickets on sale for all
,roins Fridays and Saturdays good 10 re-
t,,rn IN The following Tuesday. Atlantic
civ tickets good via Delaware Bridge,
o,,oidino transfer through Philadelphia.
T.ast dav Of sale. September 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
virginia Conference 4. VI. l.. Churc"'
ponVille, Va. August 10, 1soo.

On account OF the above occasion the
Southern railway Will sell ucHets rom
ticket stations on It's line IN virginia
to Danvlie and return at 4 cents per
,,,iIa one wav. for the round trip. Tickets
lii ~ sold August 18th 10 18th, inclusive
win return limit August 10Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
o.,nrnntine I'D for sundays TrIlby

Tho "Trilby" Excursion will resume
regular trips Sunday. August Bth.
The special "Triby' Of THURSDAY Au-
eust 10Th. went through 10 Norfolk Fir-
1T Roach and Ocean View without de-
lay. Ni~ii'> ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures syspepsla
hsSaus. its INGREDIENTS are such that II
peaSt holm doing so THE public can rely
mon II az a master remedy Tor all dis,
orders arising from imperfect digestion.
lanes NJ. Thomas. NJ. d. III American
formal OF Health, New York. Bo1eAer
prothsrs L A Nillsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
Sunday EXCLUSIONS.

specinI Rates and special Trains 90
ScottsViIle and Intermediate sta
lions.
on next Sunday and each sunday IN
August the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way will have special reduced rates -
Scottsville and intermediate stations, ana
a special train will leave Richmond from
Eighth-Street Station Of J8mes-RiNcr d.
vision at $50 4. NJ. each Sunday In Au-
gust. and run 10 Scottsvilie. Returning.
1--we scottsviilc same day at i30 =. NJ.
and arrive al Richmond al L. NJ.
The Triiby Runs Next sunday,
AUGUST 18Th. SURE.
NICHE & ADAMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
r.,,a s,enmer Pocabontns

SATURDAY NIGHT, AUG. z, 10 7. NJ
nc Round-Trip to Norfolk. ...........'. l9c.
7Sc Round-Trip to Newport News.'....7oc
Ladies or children, each..........''OVc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
Hamburg steak, = Cents.
MONROE MARKET. f0i west Grace.

Angostura Bitters Is known as the great
regulator OF digestive organs al over the
world. Have II In your house. Ark Tor
the genuine article. manufactured BIZ DR..
!. "a Is. Siegert & S0na
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12

that the steamer Pocahontas Will leave
tonight al 10 O'Clock FOR Newport News
and Norfolk Only 75c. round trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
The Me- thGr.

- wAsHINGTON. August H.
lWyn Forecast for Saturday and sun
day:
For Virginia-Unsettled weather
saturday. and probably sunday brisk
north 10 east winds.
For North aud South Carolina-Showers
saturday and Sunday; variable WINDS be-
coming brisk. northeriy.
THE WEST INDIAN STORM
The West Indian hurricane Is now APP
uaren,,y % the southeast Of aud near
Nassau aud will probably reach the
Florida coast b. saturday morning. Hur-
rlcane signals were ordered this after
noon and this evening on both the SOUTH
ern Florida coasts. and storm signals on
the North Florida coast and at savannah
and Charleston. and all shipping Interests
have been fully warned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
The Tri,by Runs Next sunday,

AUGUST 18th. SURE.
NICHE * ADAMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
, r,.,,,v RIM. sext sunday,
zine Peaches.

AUGUST 18Th, SURE.
NICHE Il ADAMS.
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Take Notice

MONROE MARKET. 4ol vest Grace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12

stated. will you wire me Yes at my ex-
pense, or II YOU prefer TO write. will you
do so as soon as you can?
AS ever. your friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY was fair and hot. a thunder
c,ona PASSED over the city AZ dusk.
CO. - thavuOmeter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
SUNDAY TRIPS.

MONROE MARKET. iOl west Grace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-12
The Tr,iby Runs Next sunday,
Hamburg steak. = Cents.

AUGUST 18Th. SURE.
NICHE * ADAMS.