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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
PETERSBURG COUNCIL. !.
ELECTS CITY OFFICERS
New Board 81 Police and Fire
Commissioners Also
81 81. Named.
fsnee,al "a The Times-DispatcN.)

Especial to The Tinles-Dispatch)
PETERSBURG. VA. July 2,--The
large number Of municipal officers non1-
mated In the CAUCUS April 9Th were
elected by the Council and Board OF
Aldermen In Joint session isgeyenlng,5
There are very few changes, " =.
lKeyan succeeded Irving Smith as col
lector Of delinquent taxes; Al Hoag
pucceedeed W. A.ssFranklin assslSeeper OF
was elected a city physician..3 St$45 Isa
The city attorney, city auditor, health
s%officer, engineer, and many other officers
were reelected,
The new Board OF Police and Fire Com
missioners, who will now nave eHtre.
3 control OF, those two departments, We're
elected, as follows, sl, a.,
Police--W. A. Bond, A. tG.$h NJ. Martln
and DR.. i'm, SPleasants.
Fire-W.B II. Wilcox, James sVeddell
and Benjamin Harrison "
Mr.. yWeddell was chosen this evening,
n. b, Taliaterro, the nominee, declining
to serve. j., NJ. Quiclke. Jr, 81, NJ.
Brister. j. c, Rowell II. o. Egerton
and u. w. Smith were elected men'peFs
OF the School Board.
The Police Commissioners met ht once
and made Important changes IN the
force. promoting Officers Coleman and
Stevens 10 DO scrgeants to succeed SDolan
and Vaughan, and appointing FIVE new
mon, who lave been sworn IN ana afe
on duty in place OF FIVE Old ones.
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After Standard Oil.
{By Associated Press.)

tttsrtlELNb G< eSUEHAa4N4aFE
cLEVELAND, o.. July 2--An import
ant link iii the preparations being made
In connection with the special session
of the Federal grand jury came to-day
at a. conference between james Garfield.
Commissioned Corporations. nndRUn1ted
States District Attorney Sullivan.
3 Mr.. Garfield was closeted With the
District attorney following a conference
behind closed doors between Sullivan and
m. J. Jerome. attorney for the Lake
Shore Railway. "a number OF the em-
ployes Of tho Lake Shore Railway have
been ssubpoenaed 70 appear before the
grand jury. There Is little doubt. y
thes5witnessesf so far subpoenacd VIII be
questioned concerning shipments mad
by; the Stnrrdard oil Company over the
Lake Shore system, the OIL
5fclalsg nave %lntinlated. 5@9a
The railway fofacihals areE & cling IsoIaS, t1s
assumption that thes Yederal&oflolals VIII
attempt to get a tStthsFt Standard OIL Cpftl-
pany ~ delvinlgS into the shipping ar
raan1genentsI the STANDARD Oil Company
had with the Lake Shore RailWayssys-
fa,1r VtEpS NG.y% s&a3crffEsS GfsSylEAE4
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new n \ BUILDING FOR
the SOUTHERN BELL |!

The contract for the new building whloh
Is to be erected by the Southern be!l
Telephone and Telegraph Company has
been lot to Mr.. y, L, Myers. Of SonrfseIk'
Va. Mr.. Myers was the iloWest pldaer,
his price being SOC, s74; \.
Work on tho new building IL e geo
started al once. II willJ.be Immediately,
west OF si,e present building, constructea1
OF brick, steel and terla-cotta, and WIZ
be absolutely hrcprooi. From g pasemell
1t will rise 10 tho height OF hye sIoLiss
and VIII DO complete In every partloula!,
III the new and most expensive PS!Is
OF the equipment WILL be contained "
this building, the equipment CON- IAsiia,
among other things. Q ne eSS swatanDGaar ra
telephones. which means about 100 du-
plcx and party line tele phones.
The business OF the Southern Bell "
largely on the increase, showing a. MY
gain OF $50 new telephones every month,
or about 1900 or COCOA year, The CONF
pany Is expanding about S20O, 900 Y en-
tending Its subWays out to the Eoule-
yard n the west, and In. three dlreeti0ns
in the east-to Venable u Street, Broad
Street, and TO the Old Dominion wharf,
All told. the expenditure In improvements
! and the new building Will amount 10. over
| a half million dollars, and IL ls found
has touched It's limit. The switchboard
most capacity, and the company has founG
Eat absolutely necessary 10 increase ~
office space and TO add anew swtGhr
I board, The new building Is 10 he com
pletcd within 40 days after en'nrne11ce-
meNIt sF AZ ~ - Efaf ~
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QUO FAY0RIITEs GET
WARM WELCOME

Tho old BijouG Comedy Company came
to tow last night and gnt h Casino
'ToliokedE In the same old happy manner
as they were wont to in bygone J d
Little Chip. as funny az ever, was
there, and Mary Marble, with new, songs
and old attractlveness;sD Dan Marble, Of
the clever, and Marie Fa1lchonetti..s of
the leverer&sf feet; Robert HARRY, who al
wars has q turn with the chorus girls:
David Andrada, the same Willie boy, and
q host OF others. not to mention the
beauty chorus, In whose ranks area
number Of well-known faces. Including
Miss Monte Tlair's.E %5fMg.
A packed house gave the old and new
fnvorites IA warm welcome, which even
outdld the TT,sathe,I; and worked the play
THE MAY, THE Night Of the Fourth
has been pla yed BhereSOften, but It is
especially appropriate this week.
ttiittle Chip nad Johnsie johnson doHa
lot OF funny work. while chip and Mary
Marble caught the house. With old Bi1ou
songs-"Put Down SIX" "There.l le
10 Show To- Night, Zulu Maid" and
%"Chingaling, while the chorus Waxed
energetic In the background.
The show is good soEgood, in fact thai
one feels that one gets too much for the
money. a453s s4.5$ 49,.
THE patriotic play Will hold the boards
to-night and Wednesday night, as WEI!
as al. q matinee to-day and q special
Il matinee on the Glorious Fourth, DMrlng
the rest OF the week Gloriann VIII ne
played,
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$500. StSzhf@ EAtlGa 4E.ST.j4f..& EtSil1
r,nnv adlnirerrsj and reals friends here
Nh. IN other partsfo Q VIRGINIA. but as
tRusselIa prophecy brings the millennium
threa years sooner than his, there Were
more Russellites than Thurnanitcs.
However, old admirers supplemented y
small {plttancs the old man got fronl reIa-
tiyes, and he lived fairly comfoItap!y
until about two years! ago ms healsn
broke down, and he was taken .tHS
City5Eome. For ten years, UP " apons
asyoar ago, he spent most Of ne tlnle "
thee State Library. reading and writing.
ma hi Visitors To the rooms became
Very familiar With tho Yenerap' pig Hlpa
Winkie looking figure. sitting iof nouIs
IN the reading room. pouring oyes W.
struse problems, One DAY snapsnos
artist ca nle along and took ~ picture Eot
hin unknown 70 the 8dligent. student,3
Whnn the result OF the snapshot was
aahbtnwna MIN a few days later, MI Thur
man said that SO far as ne knsW wAs
The only picture ever mace ol h1MselL,
+ a year ago TlAr,i Thurman, whl4e
ont from the Homo for a. few hours, waS
~ rem with vertigo at the cornerIot sixth
ma Marshal! Streets. and In the fall hte
h = 4 was hurt. Heawas never himself
nsa ~ When the doctors had cared Tor
In, mat day and the ambulance had
taken him back to the Home ne entered
tho5 building never 70 leave " again ex-
cent as az corpse 4
Mr.. Thurman was never married.
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OUT OF HEAD TAKES :; 81 B'LAM II 8 !:
fBy Associated Press.)

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2--Tho de-
positions OF officers and sailors Of the
to%rpedo-boat destroyer Bedovy, forming
the documents In the court-martial ot.
Admiral Rojestvensky and Other naval
officials who surrendered to the Jap-
anese IN the Battle of Japan Sea, we're
published ~ yesterday. #5t@ aa88F3a
The sailor testimony indicates that the
Adimiral's, party, boarded the Bedovy with
THE full lntentlon 81! guaranteeing to the
first Japanese ship they should encoun-
ter. Their first act was to order a
white flag prepared.
Admiral Rojestyensky's staff and the
commander Of the Bedovy make a
pitiable exhibition in trying to shift the
responsibility for the surrender on8eacchfll
other.
Rojestvensky, himself, though he says
he was dazed and out OF his head all
tile time, enters a manly plea Of guilty
because he took no measure to prevent
the surrender @
Understandable oubasoff, whose wounds
from tho explosion OF o. bomb thrown
Sat him May 9Th sbyaa naval lieutenant
named Holschevnikoff have not healed.
and who walks with q limp, has gone
abroad for three months. When he re-
turns, he will not resume his post OF
Goyernor.Genera OF MOSCOW
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HOLIDAY HOURS,
The Richmond Postofficte. VIII
Observe Glorious Fourth.

Observe Glorious Fourth.
Postmaster Royal 2. cabell has issued
an order defining the work hours and the
holiday hours to BIO observed at the post
officcec tomorrow. the Glorious Fourth"
III the main GofficessSthe money order
division Will abe closed all day. Mail
matter may be registered attthe STAMP
window from g "a. M,sto liza. M The
executive office will hes open fromt0 NJ,
until u noon Cashiers office Will be
omen from a a.. M. until ~ noon.
The stamp window VIII lbeioopens tor sale
az stamps from 8 a., NJ, toll A., M.
The general delivery window will be
open Tor the delivery OF mail from s:A, M.
The carrier window will DO open for
delivery OF mall from 40 AZ ~. To- Y noon,
The three, four and FIVE trip ! carriers
win make one delivery, beginning alto
the two trip carriers viii make ono
delivery, beginning at 8 a. NJ,
CARRIERS viii collect from boxes on thelr
Regular collectors will make three coll
lections-atF72A ia. M. u noon andE77SP A.
Stations "a" and H"B' will observe the
same hours as the main office.
The employees OF the mailing division
WIN observe the same hours Us usual,
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is READY.
York River Resort Expects Large
Crnwd or1& the Fourth.

York River Resort Expects Large
Crowd on the Fourth.
Everything at Beach Park IS IN 2 ess
for to -morrow's visitors, who will go
there on excursions from Richmond ana and
Norfolk, besides those going onGa NUM- NUM-
ber Of private excursions:
The new F""Wonderland, I which mas $peen
RECENTLY opened, embraces many UNIQUE
and entertaining features:6the9 "shoot-the
chute" Ecarousel and skating rink alIosa
diversion for thousands, while q new bath-
house, $50 feet long, has enough rooms
10 amply accommodate the Mthers' +,
IN addition to the large dancing pavlir
ion now there. another liz being erecteu.
which management expects v
completed #sby to- morroWr-in.tt time alOT
dancing, The Ladies' Imperial OrcheslTa
vii 1nn terta ii tho visitors Nj
Prominent among the guests az, the
Termfnnl this#Week are Mesrs:3 R,sI Uihll
"a A-ArcheriC Tunis, OF Baltimoro;.Mr,
and Mrs Kemp unls. Of philadelphia
Mr.. 81. s. slmY and MFG. II, sAdams,
~ rsW;ashington; u, ii. Hintonean family.
~ ROANOKE, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
q 4 sser MI and Mrs. 81. B..s.Lacy and
Mrs, +. Wood and daughter, oil OF R .ll'tf
Mira NV, West and Miss Jessie Bell.
Of San Antonio, Texas, who have peen
at tie Terminal, have leftason3 Q 9
through the country but VII ret y; ~, II
sen sOn. itHgsH SHAag&sS
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.Toledo Judge WHO sss.ir tt'esinnssesdelSl[
Men Hits Prominent Lawyers s4
SsI Hard Blow $S Y v
REBATE CASES CASES, IN IN CHICAGO ,l+'p[l'l
FORMER Officials Of Alton Rail
road Are Placed Oh Trial
iii West.
nv A associated Press.

TOLEDO, o., July -Ju k!ilkaae
spfEthe common pleas Court, who recently
lentet,ced the ice men8to the workhouse,
to-day sentenced Attorneys Thomas ~
tracy and Clarence Brown to tcn$days =
each III the county Jail, and $Alexanddef
\ Smith, another attorney, tosp q Q. I'm 5oi
1850 for contempt OF court In fling e
{~n,otdon charging the judge With ms
conduct lnStthe trial of the Ices men. I .H
sentence was suspended until 8Thnrsdey
to give the attorneys mn opportunity ~
show 10 the Circuit Court that their
charges against kinSado nre7 true:sIhe
three men sentenced are the most pronnll.
ttnert attorneys at the Toledo bar.
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or July
GREAT ''R|||El:A|T' Gala 5lA|I!!lI Day ]
business Will Come to . Stand
still and All Pulbtllil,c:!SS'os u | ,.sis5ss
;3S5 Close. 5ss A
THOUSANDS Will LEAVE CITY
lakewood Will /; H5lave. Splendid.
Fircwork Exfibit!;Y "A Tree
f5aS Voting Contests. 1T.


Fourth Tof Juiy Will be celebrated with
patriotic &fervor by tile good people 81
Richmond, in resting from their Tlapors
TO d great extent, Shnd In enjoying g
day at the seaside orr In the country.
nDAsilass viii he ut q standsull the
banks will be closed 4 all the courts VIII VII
adjourn; &the City IIall8$will3 be deseste
|ffhas rallrond freight oflcesf Will sSdeliyer
bnlyS peerishablo freight: the Federal .off--
does Will be- shut up and the poster nee ~
will observe holiday hours. aSS5 s. 81 fg88
Fs Richmond will be4desertedeonxW edics-
day. Tor, u besides SSFfe excursions " to- West
Point, SBuckroe Beach, OldAtPointSNan
ocean View, there Will be htntlsetnents
a-plenty for those who do not care 70 e
wander 30 far nfield. 8f8
Have Two Ball Games. @
Two exciting games of baseball Will
be played 8at Broad Street Park between
Roanoke and acknowledgements starting
at 1890 AZ NJ and "A: $50 P.NsM.-wfich will
pleasure. It Is said that Dan5Marble, the
comedian, will pitch one game for Rich
mond.s VI.
There viii be q gala matinee at the
casino. when 5,n,Thue Fourth Will be played
to- the accompaniment Of fire crackers.
AT S.Idlewood',.&tl there will doubtless pc
AN enormous crowd, for Major ShaTp,
tho manager, a gotten together g l ~
OF novelt!e for the occasion. Inc p icy
urc park Will be opened from 10 o,clock
"Wednesday morning until mid11lgq1t, salIn1u,
mare viii bas ~excltenaalt ali the time. a
free voting contest will go on oil dly.
Zach patron OF the park on entering the
gate will 5ta given q ballot good for ors
vote. This ballot can be voted Tor any
one In the following contests
Gold watch for tho best lady dan cer.S
Umbrella for the most popular city on,
scda1. 45 &s@4 s ,88S 5
Rubber boots for the most popular fire.
man. a3s$S sseHA
Bathing suit for the most popular swim.
/ BOX 81, cigars Tor the most popular ~,pp1ll'is
bowler
man $S$ Ss$
Charm ian fob for the most popular
member 81 the Richmond Base Bal
The votes Viii be counted Wsdneestd1aasy
might II possible and the results an an
rntoiurlrccead In The neutrality-suspicious. Thurs
day morning. EIt
At $50 O'Clock moving pictures Will
Sb1o8 shown IN the Stadium. after which
the Potter-Hartwell trio will perform
their thrilling acts until 1912 o'elock,
when Inc S6real$ Q1Spidy :. SAs.s, t
works will be Witnessed. Mr.. Wells has
brought down Paine Ell own men TO- take
charge OF the exhibition
THE Casino performances begins at 8:l5
o'clock on " ednesdhytS night, NE SO a that
tic patrons may get out IN tin TO see zee
the fireworks $yg II ASS sf tS3.
Westhamprton and Forest Hill Parks
viii also claim a large number OF hol.g
siday guests as we'll as Seven Pines ana
the other pleasure resorts around R tle,nzs
mond. {ISS3%&t %SHps EaS&9N VIZ
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&. Try Our (]|,!'ll lib I'll, Can
Best Clipped Beef
Zoe
Sugar Corn, &c can.
Roast Beef, lib. cans, Joe,
Best California Peaches, l2c can
Pure Butchers Lard. Size ID.

nest American Graduated sugar,
Il Der pound 1890 1r1c
Sour Plckles, per gallon ,..,,,.,,,,2 200
silver King. best Flour sold, aoo
hagjs On, barrel ,.,s,, /. ,,,,,.;
GOOD salt Pork, per pound .,,,,,,1 l'3c
Rest, Clty Meal, t7o peek, Per
apest E~vaporated Peaches, per lb ,.,.,,..10o
Hcans 'ssuuccotashf for N, Y. n, ,,,,.,,2 ado
J. 800 y : ser pound ,...,,,.7 4-2c
Rotted Ham or Tongue, per canls,s,1.4c
LARGE can Tomatoes ss.,s. .,,,,,., ,,,1Oc
New Clipped Herrlnos, lust arrived,
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jackson GRATEFUL.
Head Of Colored Exposition
Company Returns Thanks.

Giles b.. Jackson. tho colored lawyer,
nt this city, director-gencral of the Vir-
lginin Development and Exposition Com-.
pany, has wired his THINKS to Senator
faniel and congressman Lamb and May
nard for their assistance IN securing
exposition to be held hy tho colorcd pco-
pie Of the United States at jamestown
next year. ,5 & -.
The company. OF which jackson y, a.
rector genera Is capitalized at $500, 900.
ana no and his associates arc working
along lines which promise to turn the
colofedB people out a most creditable ex-
hfbitlOn alsag tYu#Lt WE1 Ngst. 5
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OF WRECK .|.![I|.
STILL UNKNOWN
(continucd from Flrst 8Page.3

Continued from First Pnge
The American consul at Southampton,
Mr.. Swain, Is looking after the inter-
csts OF the Americans.
M Immediately attarffthe jury had been
sworn, they proceeded to the railroad
station to view the bodies. n Reporters
were not allowed TO accompany them.
sWhengthe. Jury returned, formal evidence
regarding the Identification Of the bodies
was taken. and the Inquest was t g
sadjourned for q fortnight,
Every Independent effort 70 GlsccoreI
tia cause OF the. accident has thus far
failed and the Officials this atIerllaoal
slid they also were in tho dark. itnll-
road engineers. experts and representa-
5tiycs OF the coroner and board 81 T IrfHi'
examined inch ~ inch, the rails On
which the disaster occurred, but APP
Epaaently with no result! The confusion
was accentuated by the death q ING on
zine driver and Sstokers and The cause Y
Of tie SdenAlment will he enyoloped "
doubt, despite all theories. until tna
Board OF Trade inquiry and the coronefs
inquest are concluded
Courage Of Injured. III
The courage OF the injured persons y
admirably discussed. All who participate
in tho work of rescue relate instances
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ECuriositY,

Mrs. Potts Whispering 10 husband In
ohurch1-4Henry, what a shame for yoy
:to:!bs looking apg W. 1s aSfl eaua ann pF e y.
were as many women closina
tthair eyes MS there ware eyesng theiy
clothes -Roston Transcript
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An AGED PROPHET
HAS PASSED AWAY
-lcontlnued from Tirst Page,..

EtTsrsfE SNOl}kl|bNCA ~ f'EN4~rTsW NlI=t.
T5Thurmanltes" were soon no more
Thurman was the worst disappointed
man the world ever saw but he never
lost his grip or his theory and ex-
Splpined. to his own satlsfae.lon " !sast,
Standardization. He at once set To work
Ia discover his error and went to Hos,
Ton. where for nearly twenty years ne
spent All Of his time In the famous. pnblla
iibrarlss OF that city, diligently striving
ia ana NAs error In the calculation OF
prophetic dates. About ten years . 6
Ma been discovered, and that lsl7 was
Sti1e correct date for the millennium.
Tie was now getting old ndSsomeWh
feeble, and having relations Y. virginia
and some small interest yet tnt me SpaserT
nal estate, no came back tostheg olds stale,
locating In this city. Mi ThuTMan nay
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THE III WEATHER

FL Folrecast;. Ylrginia-Partly cloudy Tues.
day, showers and cooler In the interiori
Wednesday showers and 9cooler, !ght toI
fresh southwest 10 west winds. Isg,l.,.
ana "Wednesday; cooler Tuesday; Sl1ghtsto
fresh west to northwest winds Il
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Nadine Face oWdel
Produce. . Beautiful Completion,

Soft and yclyety.
Remains Until washed
off. Purified BY ..
newly discovered pros
cess, Hsrmless a.
water, Prevents re-
turn Of discolorations.
.IR grcen boxes. only,)
Buy ono SOC. packs
age and money will b
refunded you a:a
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who were Elf
thetr gratitude
them and

of the patience OF those who were sltt-
ferihg from broken LIMBS, 4 their kratiptpdea
ftr3 the asslstnnce rendered them and
|thedrs#words OF ENCOURAGEMENT toStl.n.
chair and stretched bearers.
Only relatives OF! the injured. or those
representing them IRE Iad mitted 10 the.
Infrmary. which for the first time IN its
history has escorted to the bulletin board
system. 889s "A sSS, SsSS885 88SsasS
number ot relatives end friends OF
tho victims arrived here this afternoon,
and many affecting OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
messed at tile temporary mountaineering
Is n3ygruesome sight. On Q platform out
slde 8splinters and q her wrecknge.S Piled
ligl, and looking like match-Wood, bore
evidence &c the terrific force OF the Inn
pact which. caused the bereavement OF
tho visitors.
DisavoW Liability,
a dlsayowal Of liability In connection
With the wreck OF tho American Line
express at Salisbury, Eng Yesterday
Swas made to-day by tho directors OF
the international Mercantlle - Marine ~
which controls the steamship line The
directors take the ground that at .sthe
4 ms OF the accident the TaasscngersS
we're out OF the SJurisdiction OF the In
ternnt ional8 Mercantile Marine, and that
the London and Southwestern Railroad
Company had them In It's care. 7ss
The officers OF the isteamshipScompany
here were besieged to-day byb friends ~
and relatives seeking news q & passen-
gers who sailed on tho steamer New
York
His Busy Day.
"Ethel,i' no whispered. Will You marry
mo?ss S9
Il don't know, Charles she replied
oo,,l " NATEf HE5hlGa Vii
aWoll, when you find out, no said.
rising, "send mo word. will you? shall
l$be at Mabel Hicks, until @10so'clock. Il
81 don't hear from you by 10 I'm going
To ask hter..''--London Tit-Bits.
Prof. Ernest Hacckel's important work.
lnnttomG NJ Hebrew, Uhihese and Japanese .54#
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not moi entirely, satisfied. Tipts--White, Flesh,
Pink, Brunette. BY leading drpssists or'msill.
tPrsp'a NJ NATIONAL. To'lsI co. Pads. Team
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Prominent Visitors.

Among the prominent visitors at the
Capitol yesterday We're Major -Fruncl3
RIves sLassiter. OF Petersburg. Hon. T..
p, Buford, of Brunswick.a and Hon. James
r, Cation, OF Alexandria,
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Highest Temperature yesterday ,,,,.,,. y y
Lowest Temperature yestordny ,,u,',,., {,
Mean temperature, yesterday .,,p,.,,,.s. e
Departure from normal temperatures Y
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or az otherwise ordered ~ the super

8yaass 49, $500:
HowitztersD Instrumentation
a detail 81 tie Richmtond Hox,ltzers5
leave at $l1ff%6,olock to-night for Glliton9
s%tlcipate instne aF'ourth Of Julyyee ebrat on
festlvitiegeWip besqniteal
the citizens WILTON that day celebrate
.theSSchanginEl from g to " to gclty8goVV-
sernment.s b4a s4ssagsa %bs sts.
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Conditions Yesterday.

Richmond's weather. was clear and hot,
Range OF the thermonleter; q,
/, 8 4, NM. Sb SP |, Mn.,:.,.,.. $
"a Il. M.. ,93 ~ midnlght....,,,.ol
Ayerage.,.... .,,...s 81 27a,
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Prof. Ernest Hacckel'g Important b work.
lated ttnto Hebrew, Chinese and Japanese.
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Sun rises. .4:5o
sun sets ...,,. .,7:8a
Moon sets,,....,2:3l
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IHoRsFoRp,s AcIp PHospHATE,

Rls,Ise,vses Nesyous plsordert.
Headaona, Insomnia, ExhaustlonB and
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