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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
TYLER INq'HE VALLEY
ATTENDS THE CONFEDERATE RE-
UNION At FISHERS HILL.
4 LARGE CROWD PRESENT.
Many Camps ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ers-The Governor Talks to Cor"
re.popdent About His Senatorial
Canvass-Keeping n steady Nerve.

WOODSTOCK, VA, August 5.-(spe-
cial)-The largest crowd ever at fishers
Hill since the war was there to-day.
owing 10 the annual reunion of Confede-
rate veterans at that place under auspices
of Slower Camp, of Strasburg The
crowd was estimated at from five TO ten
thousand. but conservative calculation
places it at about eight thousand. The
Southern railway handled more excur-
sionists than ever before. The exercises
did not commence until after the
noon hour being delayed by a copious
downpour Of rain.
After the shower was over Colonel r.
e. Stickley, Of this place called the vast
assemplage 10 order, and Rev. j. ID. Ha-
maker, of Strasburg offered prayer
Rev. DR. A. c. Hopkins, OF Charles
town. W. Va. was introduced and de-
livered well-receiyed address. touching
on themes near 10 the heart Of the Con-
federate veteran and the southern sympa-
thizer in general.
GOVERNOR TYLER SPEAKS.
Governor Tyler was then presented, ond
In a few remarks captured his audience.
Hon. W. b. Cornwall. of Romney. w.
Va delivered the Grafton of the day and
It is pronounced the best ever delivered
at similar gathering in the Valley.
Hon. Giles Cook, Of Front Royal, closed
the exercises in a few well-timed se-
marks. The Confederate camps from Har-
risonburg. Winchester. Woodstock Leu
anon. Edinburg, New Market, front
Royal and Mt Jackson, as well as slower
Camp. were represented.
After the speaking was over Governor
TYLER held an informal reception. and
when asked by your correspondent col~
corning his candidacy for the Senate. he
said: II am working and keeping a steady
nerve. The enemy are letting on their
already charged guns in certain local.
ties by rushing conventions where they
have candidates before I get my friends
organized and can get candidates In the
field. So far | have not been allowed 20
have my name presented to the people
In a single county or city that has chosen
nominees but this Is all right. The other
side may capture a few picket posts by
these methods. but they are arousing the
people. and the latter are noby coming
into line. and like a mighty reserve force
they will sweep The field. | am fast get
ting the lines gathered up, and viii win
a grand victory. The people Of this lovely
Valley give me every announcement that
/ could wish"
The Governor took the evening train 70
Winchester where he will spend sunday.
On Monday he goes 10 Harrisonourg'
where he has succeeded in getting a meet
ing Of the County Executive Committee
in order TO have the county convention
deferred several weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

Forest-Hll Park was the scene OF
most enjoyable affair last Monday eve
ming. the occasion being fruit feast
given by several young ladies' In honor OF
their gentlemen friends The table, Whlch
was prettily arranged, fairly groaned IN
der its load of good things After the
delightful collation. had been served
games and dancing were INDUCED IN;
music also enlivened the occasion. Every
one thoroughly enjoyed themselves, and
the time for departure came all too soon.
The following ladies were present:
Misses Annie Walton. Leila Atkisson,
Ruth Atkisson. Pocahontas Walton, Evy-
lin Walton. Gertie Gibbon, Katie Grlgg.
Bertha williams, and Marie Higgins. Inc
gentlemen were Messrs. Robert Han
James Sclater Walter Griffin. William
Robinson. william Mayo. William Ham
let. Bernard Irvine. Jesse swan, Henry
Gilmer. Eddie Palmatory, Hardy walton
Harvey Atkisson, Andrew Atkisson; and
Beverly Williams. The party was chape-
roned by Mrs. ". c. Walton. Mrs. }. n
Atkisson, Mrs. Julia Grigg and Mrs. >
MCIaup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
A NOTABLE IMPROVEMENT.
The meyer store tn lie Made Larger
Additional Space to BE Used solely
for SalearOoma


Some time within the next week Con
tractor jenkins and his corps OF builders
viii overrun The Meyer store. corner
or Foushee and Broad streets. for h.
has accepted contract to make ,bc
quickest time ever attempted here for
such work. When he Is through The
Meyer Store will have added greatly 10
the present floor space. This would not
be a matter Of very much concern 40
Meyers were IL not necessary 10 bur6
scaffoldlDg from the first floor through
the entire building which will necossl-
tate the moving out OF fourteen dlfferont
departments and the possible ruin on
many goods through dust and other na-
tural causes. Many campaigns on i'm
provement have taught the Meyers the
only successful way to prepare FOR such
disturbances Is TO quickly sell out IS
much as possible. even at losses. which
are hard 20 contemplate. but which. Ia
the end. will prove less than that caused
by ruination Of dust and being pushed
In smaller quarters. To carry out this
programme of quickly selling on as much
stock as possible at loss, was no easy
matter especially in such hot weather
but IL was carried out with will and
enough OF the stock has beer gotten ready
TO sell TO make the first day Il
the sale an extraordinary one. Different
goods will be pushed forward each day
and il will be a matter OF money saving
every day at The Meyer Store. Apr0r1s
Of this enlargement OF The Meyer S,or.
IL will do no harm 10 state that at The
time this building was gotten ready f0r
The Meyers hardly eighteen month,
ago. a majority Of US thought IL
too large for any one store In Richmond
and happy are we 10 announce that 10 has
proyen TOO small. We hope 10 ten OF AN
enlargement every year and We c1ngrau-
late the Meyers on the pronounced sue
cess of their truly great establishment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
THE EPIDEMIC "LIMITED."
Home Inmates Removed to rents
ToNn-to-Town Inspection.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. August Sur
geon-General Wyman, OF the Marine Hos
pital Service, late tonight received 4
telegram from DR.. Vickery, Of the Hamp-
ton Soldiers Home, in which he said that
the epidemic seemed limited. No new
cases developed to-day and only one
death occurred last night. Surgeon Was
din. the yellow-fever expert, also tels-
graphed Dr. Wyman TO the same effect
He had conferred with Mr.. Mcmahon and
Colonel Smith, Of the Home Board OF
Managers and all agreed that the situa-
ton was reassuring.
BARRACKS DISINFECTED.
The inmates of the home are being re-
moved to tents. and the barracks tho
roughly disinfected.
DR.. Wyman has ordered Surgeon Don
aldson to begin a town-to-town inspec-
ton along the railway line from New
port News 10 Richmond, TO locate and
keep under observation any parties from
the neighborhood of the infected ar "a
to whom suspicion might reasonably at
tach.
SANARELLI SERUM FAILS.
In a letter to Surgeon-General stern
berg, dated January 20th last, the dis
tinguished Brazilian physician, DR.. }. H.
De Lacerda, of Rio de Janeiro, says: The
serum of DR.. Sanarelli has failed here in
Brazil. The experiments made at San
Paulo have not been favorable to the
use OF this serum. II Is neither pre-
Yentive nor curative.
NORFOLK'S QUARANTINE FLEET.
NORFOLK, VA, August 5.-Nortoiks
quarantine squadron was reorganized To-
day, when the Siren. the Virginia Naval
Reserves training-ship. joined the fleet
as flagship. The Siren Is commanded by
Lieutenant-C Commander Adams, OF the
Naval Reserves. who has command OF the
Norfolk. Portsmouth. Berkely, and Suf-
folk patrol boats, numbering in all about
a dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
LAST DAY AT BRIGHTON.
Results of the Hacfng-sea "nte
Stakes Won by EtheIbert

NEW YORK. August 5.-This was the
last day OF the racing at Brighton Beach'
Results: -
First race-one mile-St. Clair Oh to 100
won, Arbaces Is TO 10 and 10 u second,
Chicaopee 90 to u third. Time, IN.
Second race-five furlongs-Musette q
to u won. Decimal 600 TO l and 90 to u
second. Yellow Tail q 10 y third. Time
1:0i 40
Third race-six furlongs-Silver Garter
% to - won Prestige az TO and 10 y
second. Innoyator % TO % third. Time
1:l5 Is.
Fourth race-The Sea Gate Stakes, one
mile and q Ethelbert Il 10 ~
won. Sir Hubert 60 to / and ouO second
Brahmin go to u third. Time, 2:05 20
Fifth race seven furlongs - Gray
jacques q to y won. Bob White GO TO l
and s 10 y second, Florence Is TO D thlru'
Time. i:29 2-5. .
sixth race-one mile and sixteenth
Dan Cupid go to u won. Maurice q 70 l
and 10 p second. Fly BY Night 70 10 y
third. Time. 81 %.
Seventh race-Handicap Steeplechase'
short course-Merlin d5 to u won, Dare
All & 10 and TO p second, Tontore %
to - third. Time 4:46.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
DEATHS.

CHILDRESS.- Died, August 5th. 40 90
p. NJ, ETREL. MAY, the infant daugltcf
Of A. NJ. and 2 T.. Childress. aged y
months and u days.
The funeral will take place az the resi-
dence. No. 95l0 WILLIAMSBURG avenue. tt
O'clock THIS AFTERNOON Friends
and acquaintance are invited 70 atiea''
HARRISON.-Died. August SIN. 80
o'clock A. NJ, at tho residence ar h.l
brother-in-law. A. r. Eppes. IN snssA
county. MARY EDMONDS HARRISON.
lnterment In Biandford Cemetery
Petersburg papers please copy.
WALKER.-Died. al her parents resi-
dence, No. 3lS north Graham street. So
urday morning. at 40 o'clock. SADIE
LEE WALKER; aged years anu
months.
Her sufferlngs sore,
Long weeks she bore
Physicians We're In vain.
Until the Lord lie came and callei
And relieved her from all pain.
HER parents
Funeral from Calvary Baptist ehui'n
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON al :"
O'Clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

Boston Defeats Washington without
DiBcuIty--ScOre, 8 to 3.

BOSTON. August 5.-Boston had no
difficulty in beating Washington in d
rather featureless game to-day. The visit
Ors' errors and MERGERS bases on balls
contributed largely TO the size of the
home teams score Kittridge was acct
dentally spiked by Duffy in the third,
and had 10 retire. Attendance 800
Score: r. HE.
Boston ...... .....204O2O10.-s
Washington -. 20 OO2 1000 0-3 8
Batteries: Nichols and Bergen; Mercer
and kttridEe and Duncan.
Umpires: Messrs. Lynch and Connolly.
Time of game, hours and Il minutes.
REDS. 6; LOUISVILLE, 1.
CINCINNATI, August 5.-The Reds
punched five hits for five runs in the
fifth. Hahn was invincibe until the
ninth. when the Colonels made three hits
and scored their only run. Lefty Houtz
the youngster from the Texas League, has
been farmed TO the ST. Paul for the re-
mainder of the season. Attendance, 1866.
Score: X. H. T..
Cincinnati .... ...IOOO5OOO.- i
Louisville SO. 10 00001-1
Batteries: Hahn and PETIT; Phillippi
Umplres-Messrs. Manassau and Nc
Carr. Time of game, hour and So min
utes.
PIRATES 4; ST. LOUIS, o.
PITTSBURG, August 5.-St. Louis could
do nothing with Tannehill, while Young
was MT freely. Inc game WAS Cdlltu III
the eighth inning, on. account Of rain;
First Baseman Clark has been released
Internationally by Pittsburg. Attendance,
5000 Score: X. H T..
Pittsburg $50. $40 00S1 00'A l
St Louis ...... 0O0O00O-0 2
Batteries: Tannehil and Schriver;
Young and Schreckengost.
Umpires, Messrs. Swartwcod and Hunt.
Time OF game, l hour and 40 minutes.
BALTIMORE S; PHILADELPHIA, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-With the
score tied In the eleventh inning, errors
by Cross and Flick, together with
punching of hits by Baltimore, gave the
visitors the game. The game was long
drawn out. but the score made IL inte-
resting. Attendance, SAB. Score: Il. ii. II.
Philadelphia ...00l 02l0000 -5 IA
Baltimore ....1 o. Q 10000 3--S 10
Batteries: Bernhardt and Mcfarland;
Nops and Robinson.
Umpires: Messrs Gaffney and Latham.
Time of game. hours and 10 minutes.
ORUHANS, 4; CLEVELAND, 0.
CHICAGO August 5--The Orphans won
to-day In the third inning. Expecting IN
this inning, knepper was a puzzle, while
Callahan was at his very best. Two
games are scheduled for tomorrow At
tendance 29O0. Score: r. III. f,
Chicago ..... 100 100000 ~ o
Cleveland go. ....0 600 90 20 90 /
Batteries Callahan and Chance; Knep-
per and Sugden.
EMPIRES: Messrs. ODay and Smith.
Time of game l hour and 30 minutes.
POSTPONEMENT
New York Brooklyn game postponed
on account Of rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Excursion TO Natural Bridge and
Lurny via L. A U.

On Saturday. August I'm, Chesapeake
and Ohio will have special excursion 20
leave Richmond for Natural Bridge ana
Luray 1890 a. NJ, James-River Division
Station. Rate: Richmond 90 Natural
bridge and return direct. $50; Richmond
to Natural Bridge and Luray, returning
via Basic, ". Tickets good until August
2lst. Special arrangements made for no.
tel accommodations al both NatufA
Bridge and Luray. No better opportunity
could be given 70 visit the Natural Won
ders Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

ran republic. It has not yet been ase', =
tanned how the party left, but H. as J. -
thought, they went on one Of 'ne ns' sx'
line steamers for the north coast. ex
pectIng to obtain a schooner al Nue', 1sa
they will probably be arrested. or P'e-
vented from continuing their journey.
General JlmInes claimed 10 De III
terday. but the many Wsi,ors w"'n ~, -"
,sa, some movement was on foot. One
hing only Is certain, and that Is that ne
hos zone. taking his baggage with him.
as nave also his companions.
The authorities are making a close IN
to. discover in which direc-
ton the party went.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
THE TRIAL OF PILkI>TON.
IL Is set for To-MOrrOw-A Postpone
ment PrObnbIe.

Inc trial of W. G. Pilkinton for kill
ing Senator William NJ. Flanagan is set
for tomorrow at Powhatan Courthouse
The grand jury will return an indict-
ment tomorrow.
Mr.. Pilkinton is at his home, in Pow
hatan county, having been granted bail
a few days ago. Colonel w. r. Wick
ham, OF Powhatan. and Mr. II. NJ. Smith,
Jr., of this city, are his counsel. Judge
Asa ID. Watkins, Commonwealth Attor-
ney of Prince Edward, will represent the
state.
a continuance Of the case 10 the Octo-
Der term IS regarded as assured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
WILL USE THE PENNsY NORTH
This Road 10 lie seaboard's North
ern outlet.

II Is stated now that the Seaboard Air
Line will use the Pennsylvania railroad as
its northern outlet using the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac 10 Quantico'
where connection with the Pennsylvania
will be made.
The management or the Baltimore ana
Ohio has always been regarded as very
friendly 10 the Seaboard. and IT has been
thought that the former would be the
Iatter's line North. The belief is cx-
pressed that the arrangement with the
PENNSYLVANIA is not permanent. IL is
thought that the Seaboard will build
separate line from Quantico 10 a point on
the Potomac river with the Baltimore and
Ohio.
1t is the plan OF the syndicate carry
ing out the amalgamation Of the differ
ent properties TO be ready 10 run trains
from New York 10 Tampa, Fla, by Janu-
airy, /. 1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
uock from rheir Honeymoon.

Mr.. and Mrs Robert T. Golden are IN
the city. the guests Of Mr.. John A. V.
Golden. They will leave for Newport
News this morning.
Mr. and Mrs Golden, who have been
spending their honeymoon in New York,
came from that city on the Old Dominion
steamer. which touched at Norfolk The
strictness Of the quarantine enforced by
Newport News against the City by the
Sea made Il impossible for them 10 reach
home except by coming through Rich
rnOnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
A Great Reunion at West Point, Va,
August -, Is90-A Grand TOurnR-
ment and BalI-Many Visitors VIII
he There from Adjacent Counties,
King and Queen, New Kent, Glou-
cester, WiIIismsburg, Etc,

A special excursion train viii be run
from Richmond leaving Southern ran-
way $50 a. NJ: returning leave West
Point p. NJ. Tickets will be on sale a.
follows: Sixty cents round Trip on cxcur-
sion train; Is cents round trip going on
excursion and returning following morn
Ing; % cents round ygip sold for any train
,of the 9th and good returning on the ION.
The tournament aud ball viii be given
by the businessmen OF West Point. anu
handsome prizes will be awarded success.
fl knights. First prize, top buggy; s.
cond prize. set OF harness; third prize
riding saddle; fourth prize. riding bride
Usual crowns Will go with the above
prizes The tournament will begin 20
p. NJ. and the ball az night In The spa
cious ballroom at the Terminal, after lbs
coronation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

The Council chamber and committee
rooms i'm the City Hall have been fitted
with electric fans i'm accordance with a
resolution adopted at the last monthly
meeting. There are seven fans in the
Council chamber alone. The work has
been carried out under the direction OF
Superintendent Thompson, and promises
u he eminently satisfactory The sum
OF 500 was appropriated for the purpose,
and the cost has fallen just s. short of
that amount
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
GAME TU-DAN.
Lancaster at Newark.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

READING, PA. August 5.-(Special.)-
The Champions played like a lot of school
boys this afternoon. and Reading shut
them ou with the greatest ease. The
locals put up pretty game, and had no
trouble in hitting Flaherty. Seybold made
the greatest running catch ever seen on
the grounds. and robbed Lawrence of a
home run. The work Of Cockman and
Doherty was extra fine The visitors had
a patched-up team in the field 1t was
probably the last game of the season
here. Tho score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

Robert Harrison and Moses Robertson
fell 70 quarrelhng ia pink alley last night,
as a result OF which the latter received
several deep gashes in the side OF the
face. Harrison was arrested by Officers
curl and Wyatt and both men We're
taken 10 the second Police station. The
ambulance was called. and responded with
Dr. Davis In charge. RobCrtson's iuju-
ries were very severe. and ne bled pro-
fusely. lie was treated and left Both
men are colOred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
In Sienorinni.

on Tuesday. August Sd, the relA,'s.
friends. and ocquaintances OF ~h0l'N
RUSSELL. ROBINSON suffered 80.
shock In the unexpected death Oh va
bright young man; aged p years se,
death came Unexpectedly. Il ana mo- I'm.
him unprepared He had led a" I'd
larry life. and was beloved oy q" "no mi
the pleasure OF his society. On 49,.
OF an enfeebled body rendered 20 sS,r,.-
ease. he had not united with any 4, ssa.
tian church. but he had made l. ana
secration OF himself 70 his saN'ys ..,,ansy
died a trusting believer In the
Os His blood. IA incy
Deceased was a son Of W. C. ara IN,
r. Robinson. and his parents 80
heartfelt sympathy OF many i'''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
The Atlantic Leagues Future.

Nothing could be learned here last
night as to the situation of the Atlantic
League. Some surprise was expressed
that Wikesbarre was still in the ring,
and news was looked for by the know
ing ones from Reading, where the
Champions played. that would have an
important bearing on the future OF the
league,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
New style Graphophone. only 50.

The same with polished hardwood
case, recorder. reproducer, and nickel
horn. only so complete This is The
latest thing in talking-machines. and
gives the best results. Immense stock OF
records for monographs and grapho-
phones. Graphophones from each 70
$500 You are invited 20 see our stock.
II you only call for curiosity. WALTER
d. MOSES & CO., 1905 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
THE BIG IRON COMBINATION.
Ii IL Proposed 10 Include Virginia
Concerns.

The te egram from New York I'm The
Dispatch Of yesterday morning 10 the
effect that a combination will be effected
Of the more important coal and iron in
terests in the South. including the Ten
nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company.
the Sloss Iron, and the Virginia Iron and
Steel companies. with others OF .ess
prominence. Is confirmed here.
IL was announced yesterday that the
spike-mils OF this city and the Nir-
ginla Iron. Coal and Coke Company were
also 10 be included in the combination.
which Is nearly consummated. II was
stated officially that the deal was well
under way. and that It would probably
be completed In very short time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Ieague soon TO Ends

READING. PA, August 5.-To-night the
Reading players received orders TO re-
port on Monday to so TO Allentown TO
play there, which is taken as an lndlca-
ton that the Atlantic League Will last
only a few days longer. It's disbandment,
1t is beloved will take place next week.
The Reading clubs manager issued this
statement: III Wilkesbarre drops out 50
will we, because l would not think for a
moment of continuing in four-cluD
league by dropping Newark, a proposition
that was made. Allentown and Lancas-
ter are anxious TO continue"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
MiIkcshnrre Club Disbnnds.

W!lkesbarre Baseball Club arrived home
tonight. The players were paid OFF and
the team disbanded. The players signed
by Manager Manning. of Kansas City,
will leave for the West on Monday. The
players to go are Pitchers Patton and
JimesOn. Catcher Gonding, Second Base
man Burns Shortstop Clymer and Right
Fielder Halliean. The price said to have
haen Maid IS 81 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

NEW YORK. August 5.--After three
hours conference last night. the owners
Of the Brooklyn and Baltimore clubs de-
c'dcd 20 declare the Jennings Nops-De-
montreylie deal of. The latter two play
ers will remain in Baltimore. Jennings
returns 10 Brooklyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
TXTrENED BATTING AVERAGES.
Allentown Defeated Wilkesbarre
With Ease-Almost "a Shut-Out.

ALLENTOWN. PA, August 5.-(Spe-
cial )--Ailentown defeated Wilkesbarre to-
day with ease. knocking out Goodwin and
nearly doing the same with Voorhees,.
The local players fattened their batting
average, and Wilkesbarre could do no.
thing with West until the eighth inning,
when burns. Gonding, and Halliean min
gled. and an error By Mcintyre gave them
two runs. Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

Ali weak places In your system eifectu-
ally closed against disease by DeWltt's
Little Early Risers They cleanse the
bowels. promptly cure chronic const'ps-
ton, regulate the liver. and Ill you with
new life and yigor. Small, pleasant. sure:
never grippe. Bodeker Brothers, T. A.
Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Special Trilby Excursion 20 NorioiN'
yIrofnia Hench, and Ocean view.

Thursday. August 10th, via Norio.A ana
Western railway. Train Will leave bs la-
Street Depot at $50 A. NJ. ana run ,h1
same schedule and rates as the res"i"
Sunday "TrilDy."
NICHE & ADAMS,
Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
No New Trial for Mrs. HOtkin.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 5.-The fear
that Mrs Botkln. convicted Of the murder
of Mrs. John p Dunn!ng, will secure a
new trial because OF errors in the Judges
instructions. appears TO be groundless. II
seems that the reversal in the Albert Hoff
case. which was c'ted as a precedent was
on different ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

Train leaves Broad and Hancock streets
at O'Clock A. NJ; returning leave Wash
lngton Tuesday, August Sth, az +. ~
sharp Two days only $50 round trip.
From Petersburg $40.
THOMPSON, NICHE & ADAMS.
Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
JIMrNys.cFF FOR SAN DOMINGO.
He Leaves N,bnn" With Number
oi~Companions.

HABANA, August 5.--Cieneral Jiminez.
accompanied by six Cubans and four ma
tives OF San Domingo. Is believed TO have
LETT here this afternoon tor the DominI-