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LONDON. June 1G.-An accident from
crush occurred at a childrcn's entertain
ment al sunderland, England. this eve
nlng, ana las OF the children were killed.
FROM details thus far received IL appears
tnat an entertainment had been given in
victoria Hall by a conjuror. which was at
tended almost altogether by children, 10
the number OF several thousand. The &c
cident occurred at the close OF the per-
Torrance. The body Of the hall had been
entirely cleared Of its occupants, when
some loo OF the little ones came rushing
down stairs from the gallery. At the top
OF the first flight Of stairs there was a door
which opened only twenty inches, and thus
but one child could pass through it at a
time. At this point, while a mass OF chill
dren were pushing forward, one OF them
fell, and was unable TO rise. owing 10
others crowding on. The result was that
a great number were pushed down. tram
pied on, and suflocated. -.
The scene was terrible, and no effort
could stop the mad rush OF aifrighted chill
dren. They came on pcll-mell, though
strangely quiet, without much shouting.
The bodies. which were badly mangled
from trampling. laid seven or eight deep.
MANY Of the victims and others who were
not killed had their clothing torn from
their bodies. The ages Of the rs children
known to have been killed range from
four to fourteen years.
The excitement in town when the news
Of the disaster spread was terrific. Great
crowds OF people rushed to the scene until
at least 10000 persons surrounded the hall.
The feeling was so intense that the autnori-
ties ordered ont the SiXty-cighth infantry
10 preserve order. The work Of getting
ont the bodies Of the victims was begun
Immediately. They were laid ont IN the
hall, and the parents Of those killed were
admitted for the purpose OF identifying the
bodies OF their children. The most heart
rcnding scene transpired while the work
OF Identification was in progress.
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The National Rifle Association.

INV NfltEIAiit ~ AA' bl0hai'hEl
NEW YORK. June 16.-The directors OF
the National Rife Association met to-day.
The Committee on subscriptions for the
team reported that the actual mount
needed was $500. Thus far $685. had
been subscribed. and pledges had been
made which would raise that sum 10 $4,000.
A director reported that James Gordon
Bennett had guaranteed the expenses Of the
team TO the extent Of g, 800. and stated that
if il had not been for Mr.. Benefits libc-
ralitv the team would have had 10 remain at
home. rs the general public has thus far
failed to do anything. The total sum now
would enable the committee TO pay the
actual expenses OF the team and no more.
Mr.. Bennett was made a liie-dircctor Of the
association. and those who had subscribed
twenty-five dollars and upwards were made
life-mcmbers.
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rorocrapb Brevities.

Whore were forty deaths IN HaYana last
week from yellow-feyer.
sb,nning-Commission er Duncan, Of New
yorI has brought suit for libel, with dam
ages at slOo.O 900, against the New York
Times.
Governor Butler, contrary to his former
oss,'rances' has approved The warrants for
,ho aalaries and expenses OF the State aims
~" ~ Tewksbury for February, March,
ApriI. and May, amounting to $4,000.
pohert uorrell. chief auditor OF the Phil
adeIphia Gas.Trust, who Is charged with
forgery and embezzlemen1 Yesterday
waived q hearing and was committed to
urison in default Of $4,000 bail
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Louisiana Tragedy.
REV. J. LANE ORDEN HOT y KILLED By
REV. BENJAMIN T.. JENKINS, JR.
IBy telegraph TO The Dispatch.l


IBy telegraph 10 The Dispatch.l
NEW ORLEANS, June 1G.-The Times
Democrat Mansfield CLa.) special says A;
" Rev. Benjamin T. jenkins. Jr., this
morning killed Rev. j. Lane Borden, pre-
sident Of the Mansfield Female College.
Rev. Mr.. Borden had betrayed n young
lady friend Of jenkins. The difficulty oc-
Cured in front Of Il. F. JenkinS's store.
jenkins used a revolver. and fired five or
six shots. one shot took effect in BOr-
den's leg, one struck him over the heart,
SCATTERING his watch into fragments, and
one struck him in the forehead just be-
tween the eyes. lie lived abouttw I'VE hours,
but never spoke after the shooting. The
greatest excitement prevails, but jenkins
has the sympathy OF the entire community.
jenkins and his brother, {. T.. jenkins.
who was present. surrendered 10 the
sheriff. A preliminary examination VIII
probably be held Monday. jenkins j.
about twenty-five years Of age, and was
ordained a a minister nj the last session
OF the Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. He j. a son OF
the Hon. Benjamin T. jenkins. Of this
place, and las been preaching nc ROeblin,
a station OF the New Orleans Pacific rail-
road. Il. f. jenkins, ST., Is one OF the
trustees OF the college. The cOrOner's jury
rendered a verdict that the deceased came
10 his death by a piStol-Shot fred by Ben
iaInin T. jenkins, Jr., and generating c.
l.. Jenkins"
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G.niIty.


TBy telegraph O the Dlspaich.I
Co1runrs. GA. June 16.-The case OF
Ron. Michel. who has been on trial in the
cunerior Court since wednesday for the
Murder Of Jesse Z. Wright, was given to
The iurv TO-DAY. who. after being out twen-
ty minutes, returned q FeralcI Oh guilty.
but recommending that he De cohlned III
the p%enitentiary for life.
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uussia Demanding the ExtraditiOn of
Dallas from Germany.

BERLIN, June 1G.-The Russian Govern.
mont having asked for the extradition OF
NJ Krazowski, the Polish author, who is
NV residing ut Leipzig, and three other
poIes. who are charged with giving inior-
nation TO Russian rcyolutionists REGARDING
the movements OF Russian troops, Tue Ger
man police, in obedience TO oTders rem tne
Government, have arrested tue iour men,
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French Imports and Exports.

PARIS, June 1G.-lmports into France
during the first five months OF the present
wear show an increase Of u, 900, 900 francs
a. compared with those for hecorrespond-
ing period last year. The exports ior same
months Of this year have decreased 10000
coo francs A. compared with the exports OF
the first five months in 1882. The imports
OF food increased 3l,000,O00 francs, but
both imports and exports OF manufacture
have heavily decreased.
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baseball Yesterday.

nv ieIccT1ph 90 the DlsDItch.I
At Washington: Nationals, ); Cincin-
natl. /.
Al Boston: Chicagos, /; Bostons, II.
AT Providence: Detroit, 3; Providence,
u.
At philadelphia: Philadelphia, 4; Buff
ialos. ,.
:: BROOKLYN. :; Actiyes, Of Reading, ,.
At Camden, y. j.: Merritts, 81; Quick
steps, D.
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oDera.uouse Burned In Boston.

lBy Geographic the DlspatcI.I
BesTON, June ga fire started thi-
afternoon at 2:1j O'Clock in the engine-room
OF Gray's Opera-HOuse, on Chardon street,
DESTROYING the entire building, five stories
high. The place was acheap variety show,
and the fire broke out just after the per-
formance had commenced. but so far a is
known the audience got out without loss OF
life. The loss is roughly estimated at over
S10O. 600.
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ro,,, Railroad Accident.

IBy Telegraph 20 Inc II'pAVVnI
C~HATTANooGA, June lG.-An iron truss
bridge on the Alabama Great Southern
railway near Attala, Ala, gave way Fri
day nigbt rs a freight train was crossing,
and six ears plunged into the stream.
Samnel Latbern. brakeman. was killed, and
,Josenb Lett was badly injured. There
we're no other casualties. The bridge had
been tempered with
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Tho Church BiIl Passed to u Second
Reading.

BERLIN, June 1G.-The Governments
church bin to-day passed its second reading
before the committee Of the lower house Of
tbe Iandtag. which has it under consider
alton, by a vote OF IS to s. The majority
was composed OF members OF the Centre
and Conservative parties and II member
~ the Fortschritt party.
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Tho "worId- Unmarked.

lFfom me state OF yCstcrday.l
But that skulking fellow who pretonds
to be a Democrat has unmaskcd himself
and can deceive no longer. Here is the
proof OF his guilt. Under the head OF "a
Very Old Prejudice" the editor Of the
World thus endorses the abhorrent mixing
fOf the races:
milwaukee Is intensely agitated because
Tom Smart, a negro thirty years Of age,
has clopcd with a white girl OF Fond du
Lac, obviously with her concurrence, and
with the intention Of marrying her. The
Geographic announcement is that the girl
has been rudely torn from him, and that
he will be prosecuted.
There i on the face OF this interference
with smart a palpable shadow Of barbar-
ism. The vulgar and popular assumption
I'm Milwaukee. as in some other American
localities, is that humanity has IN some way
been outraged by the free choice OF this
clipping couple.
ssWhy Smart should he prosecuted I'M
less he had violated the law or invaded the
rights of another II is extremely di0icu1t
10 understand. Tho mere fact that he is n
negro and the girl Is white offers not the
slightest excuse for interference or popular
Indignation.
"Aud that indignation exists only shows
how dceply-rooted are some of the proju-
diccs OF race, against which reason and
common sense array themselves vainly.
"The feeling behind the Milwaukee
telegram breathes the spirit and super
sutton OF D~demona's father, and, in
spite Of all u advancement, we sympa-
thize with him yet. We may eniranchise
the negro and pass ciyil-rights bills. but IN
Milwaukee and elsewhere prejudice will
override statutes and sense alike"
The infamous editor OF the World SYM
pathizes with a negro who runs away with
a white girl. Fit sympathy from such as
he is
But the renegade who edits the World
10y no means speaks the sentiments either
Of the Democrats or OF the Republicans Of
the North. such doctrines as he would
teach are offensive 10 honest white men and
honest colOrcd men rs well everywhere
throughout the length and breadth Of this
lsng and this broad land. There are not
words TO describe so infamous q scOundrcl
and so base n hyDOcrite.
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.erouauts Picked Up AT Sea.

MARsEILLEs, june I6.-An aeronaut
named Joyis, accompanied by an actress
and a merchont. departed from here in a
balloon last evening, their purpose being
70 cross a part OF the Mediterranean. The
balloon and its occupants were picked up
at sea.
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into this matter. The civil-rights bin says
positively and clearly that no distinction
shall be made on account Of race or color,
out here were teachers turned out OF their
schools solely on account Of their color.
Are not the school trustees liable to prose-
cution under the ciyil-rlghts bill, or have
the white people no rights under that bill :
Portsmouth EnfcrprfSe
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

NAIINUN "WTE v ITNVs
sALEs-FmsT BOARD-600 Virginia consols,
small, at SO; 1900 Virginia tax-receivable cou-
pons. old. at SO, 12O do. at SO; 1000 Virginia
new 3s at "a. 5000 do. at "a; 1000 Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta second Is at 99h 1000
Petersburg Railroad bonds, "Class ~ ut 73k.
1000 do. at 73., 1000 do. at 49,. 1000 do. at
73I. 1000 do. at 73f; 10 shares Petersburg Rail-
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A TRUE ASSISTANT TO NATURE
n I'm restoring the systen 10 perfect hesith' thus
enabling IL 10 resist disease, Is
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
COCHRAN, GA.-Dr. A. Lamb says ~ On
mot with a remedy that gave more satisiaouon ~
cases of debility aud prostration thah DIV" .
Iron Bitters.N cave.
owYxroy. KY-Rev j. w. Waidrop sa3n'
" Brewn's iron Bitters greatly relieved me u se"-
eral debility and Indigestion
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Am Trial for High Treason.

INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA, june I6.-The triaI
began here to-day on a charge OF high trea-
son OF sabadini, who drove Overdank, the
bomb manufacturer, who was tried and
executed by the Austrian authorities, across
the frontier.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.

WARREN & QUARLEs,
BANKERS y BROKERS,
11I7 Main street, Richmond, Va,
BY and SELL BONDS and sIo'hs on COM
mission. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. speciai-
~. Make advances ON SECURITIES lcft with us
for sale. DRAW BILLS on ALL POINTS IN
EUROPE in sums 90 -uIf at lowest rates. LOANS
NEGOTIATED. Information chcerfully given.
Correspondence solicited.
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC.
HAD scRoFuLA FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS.

I have suffered from s%crofula about seventeen
wears. The disease being mostly confined 70 nv
legs and ankles, my snim-bones were covered Win
large ulcers aud one mass Of rotten hesh' ana The
odor almost unbearablc. All remedies and treat
ments which tried JAILED 10 do me any good. Al
last I began taking ;. :. =. continuing for about
four months, and / AN CERTAINLY WELL.
tool :. :. :. under the supervision OF q physiciano Of
twenty-.lx years active practice by your order.
Previous 10 taking ;. IS | at times could scarcely
walk. Now | can walk all day. and | have 70 thank
:. :. ;. and It only for NV cure.
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
ga Foundry street. Atlanta, ia.
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ROoKs. ~sTATIONERY.& &c.
CHEAP.

beading CHEAP.
FRANKLIN-SQUARE LIBRARY, over three
hundred kinds, 10 20 25c. each;
300 NOVELS. secondhand. ~ half-pricc;
DICKENS. THACKERAY, DE QUINCY, DIS
RAELI. MACAULAI. SCOTT, b1toS'
SHAKESPEARE. and the other standard au-
thors. al low prices.
Catalogue of NEW BOOKS mailed.
je I7.dSw RANDOLPH K ENGLISH.
NEW BOOkS.-The Virginia Campaign
y offGf and 60 by General 4. \. Humphreys:
~ Statistical Record OF The Armies Of the nitei
~Llto-. by CAPTAIN Frederick fht.tefer' i. \
Fashionable. sufferer. new novel. Sl.JU. biulel
Webster. American Statesmen >crlcs. sl.Z0i Ne"
Riverside edition OF French and American NOte-
Books. and American Notc-Hroh,. ha"tlofhc' y
earh. RancrofT. History United states. volume =,
80 ,Iitt,n p. doctor flaudius. by author Of Mr..
i-aacs. CARLTON MCCARTHY q
je9 500 N'ln s'i.e,, nieHl"oni.
NEW BOOKS.-GOd and Creation, by
y Rev. r. 4. Howison, -; For The Major. by
| .n,hor of -Auue.~ Il: Memoirs Of John \. Dix,
a., Rev. Morgan Din. , vol. -: From Ponkapog
! ~ Pe.fh. by Aldrch. sl.5O; DR.. Claudius, 10y au-
! th0r +" MIR. ~i~aacs.n II; Fairy Gold. . Noycl. by
anthor of "a Lesson IN Love- Ace. But YET a
Woman. by Hardy. Sl.25 Political Fact. a IcNi-
Book of History, sl.0O; Logs Lord ferre.iofd'
byauihOr 1. Molly Bawn," &c. ODE; -Four ! ears
I'm the saddle. by Colonel Harry Gilmore. sl.JO.
je3 WEST, JOHNSTON %.
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FANCY GOODS.
Ct rs
OPENS THIS WEEK

10 fine PORCELAIN AND FIGURED STAND
LAMPS, trimmed complete. 40 81;
New designs in LIBRARY and PENDANT
LAMPS stvcry low prices:
6 shapes Of FRENCH-PLATE TOILET MIR
RORs at 81:
> cases LUBIN'S SOAP. selling 3 cakes for &C.
\ lot # D. aud C-ioot sT-EP-LADDERs at ~ aud
1925;
Anotherl lot Of that HANDsoME-BoX PAPERst
2Je.;
Large invoice Of CRANES" CREAM PAPER,
selling at l5c. per guire and 15c. a package
Al sizes of WATER-COOLERS. both Richmond
and northern make, az bottom prices:
4 beautiful assortment Of CHINA CHAMBER
SETS, all colors. band and moss rose. from
50 up.
Iwant to close the balance Of my stock Of Chill
DREN's CARRIAGES, among which are severa
very fine ones that win be sold at the price Of me-
dlum grades at STEVENS,
ie12 sos Broad street.
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RAYROO CORSET.
DEALERS IN METALS. &c.

JAMES GORDON. WATKINS, C~oTrRELL & Co.
JAMES GORDON a CO.,
., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS N
METALS ONO and NOVA SCOTIA GRIND
STONE and WOOD AND METAL >toCh for
carriage aud wag0n-makCrs. FLtk lRON 4
specially. Nos. q and : Fourteenth street. pttNerh
Main and Franklin. Richmond. Va. lin
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$1,000 REWARD

will be paid TO any chemist who VIII find, on analy
sis of 100 bottles :. :. So one particle OF Meren'
nv, Iodide Potassium, or any mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Warranted The Strongest. Toughest aud Most Elas-
nc GIne on farthf ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mcnds
Everything SOLID A. kOCk HARD A. ADA
MANT.-FIRM As GRANTEE. New scientific
Observation-Disclosures the Liquid clue Busl-
ne.s OF the W0rldii ROYAL GLUE Is Absolutely
Tnbrsgk0ble anil faSepQrtbfsf ANAM>ONlAN
GIANT among ether Clues and Cemenisl NIL
Lions MORE Must Have IL! No Iieatlng-No
Prenaratlon-AlWays Ready Always Liquid
CLUES CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather. Billiard
Cug Tips and Cloth. Croekery. ORNAMENTS OF
Every Kind. Metals, Patches on Leather and Rub
her Shoes. Book Backs. Bnc-a-Brac. and Every
Thing Flse with lnseparable Tenacity' ANU
F~ACTIRfkS Of Textile Fabrics. straw foods.
Artificial Flowers, Imitation stained Glass, 1nn,
Labels, Fine Carriages aud Pianos. Palsr. Card
Board, on Cloth aud Carpets. who USE ROYAL
GLUE for sizing. Stifiening and 0lu<ing Purposes,
supplied by the PINT, Gallon. or Al eALIuS
BARREL. Royal Glue Tails for iiseii. The
News 81 Its Marvellous and ENtraordinarn. tn-
hreakable Qualities, Us GItat. sis9ytnn,,s; lSNnr
billy and strength FLASHES !
from one Customer 10 Another LIVE oALhS-
MN lob TnOux,sfds Of Bottles Of Royal uinS to
druggists. GrOeers. etc. SMALL % sSu nsN-
! drsds ~ Bottles {. Ru,ne-s. Ohces anu r"miues.
as CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and lln toyeri
by NAIL, pOstpaid, lOccntsehiiA nthuiSssu'eu
I3i7 Pennsylvania ave. Nashthgt"n, ~.
! LIVE AGENTS wanted IN every Sily ahl 'ouh-
,v thrnughout The United states Canada. Europe
ma sonth America. sold by Druggists. Giocers,
S,st,oners. Hardware aud Variety Dealers e.ery-
where. The Trade aud Public supplied bn bIhS
a KRInaFs, 1905 Franklin street, PtkCtLL
IADD q co, POWERS, TAYLOR Sos kich-
mond, Va. "
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Flour-We quote: line. s3.25GS3.5O; SUPER
Gne. $3.50 1926; extra. SJ.lj0Sj.jO: common
family, sj.G5GS6; Patent ismilY, f1df7.1J'
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY.
BEXECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE
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Nessrs. Cameron. Blair, and Farr cannot
claim that partisan influences did not actuate
them in making these appointments. m II
is for this reason that we condemn these
officials for their conduct. Their party
press nav sQuirm and endeayor to shield
these officials from the indignation Housed
AGAINST them. but the white people OF Viz
gmia are intelligent enough TO discern that
O%nlitical motives were at the bottom OF
these appOintments. An alliance with the
I" faithful allies" for the SubiugatlOn OF a
LARGE majority Of the whites OF Virginia
had been arranged by which Malone ana
Rldllebergcr reapcd Ike rewards, ana 10
preserve the bonds OF this alliance 1t became
necessary 10 give the negroes the recognl-
ton they demanded Of the MahoneiteS. lie
j. q tit subject for the lunatic asylum VINO
believes that this Will prove an end TO the
claims Of the colored man for preferment I'D
an official capacity. -ClGrEe Courier.
We do not believe that that presllmptu-
Gus and silly colored man OF his own VIII
forced himself upon the attention OF white
. people and sought to brandish in their faces
his official authority. but wedo believe thai
he was prompted to do this by those base,
/ INSCRIPTIONS. and cOwardly white rene
gades who are 50 lost to every sentiment OF
honor and virtue that they have come to
hate their own race, and are seeking TO
drag it far below that OF the unfortunate
and misled colOred m%an-dOwn TO their
own level, which is in the lowest pit OF the
most infamous degradation.-Stdte
The New York World " respects" Gov
ernor Cameron for appointing negro trus-
tees for the white schools Of Richmond.
Well, there is no accounting for taste; but
between a man who does an evil act for sell
ish and partisan objects. andO one who with
out either Of those actuating motives, but
apparently Just for the love Of evil, praises
him for doing il, all right-thjnking men
would say that, bad as the former is, the
difference is in his fayor.-AIe1dndrid ia
zette.
The white people Of Virginia never made
the race-issue. They never drew the color
line. They were content TO live in peace
| with the colored man. But the Radlca
party and It's few white mercenaries IN Nir'
ginia have massed the blacks against the
whites. and the whites will not fail to do
their duty.-Stdte.
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IN ORDER TO REDUCE MY LARGE


/ HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
1 >PEING STOCK OF GOODS. CHINESE
MATrfNG> of am grades. OIL tLOlN~ aud
and HOLLANDS. CONNICE and CORNtCE
POLES. LACE-CURTAlNS. sc. PAPER
HANGtNGS Of the latest designs. All orders
promptly attended 10. Work done ~ town or
country. A.JENNlNtH
an 22-2m 1871 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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NEW YORK, June 10; -~C9tioncGra receipts,
hh,,IIsOse, 'Jaue. si0.5sGslu.53; July. slOA9@
an 5O. Angus, slO.55Mslt 90; Septemeer'
fi0.2s@slO.29: October, sy,gess s,syo 40.
iemn,ry so.Qsms 5000; February, flO.OsA
SOLO: March. sl0.ls@slO.2l.
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Write for The LITTLE BOOK, which viii be
mailed free. 1elo-lw
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Save IL from Mr.. Pulitzer.
Fredericksburg start

Save US from such Democrats rs Mr..
Pulitzer, the new editor OF the New York
World. He may suit the northern dough-
faces. but Democrats OF the South will have
nothing 10 do with the World Whileit Gre
spccts Governor Cameron for the step he
has taken" in appointing negroe, on the
Richmond Public School Board. II MIR.
Pulitzer is so much interested in the adj
vanccmCnt Of the negroes, let him show il
by sweeping before his own door," How
many Of that race occupy prominent posi-
tions in the North! How many northern
journals advocate the appointment or cleo
ton Of negroes to places Of cmolument or
trust in their w midst? Virginia Demo-
Gratis do not ask Mr.. Pulitzer for any adj
vice respecting their attitude towards the
negroes {; if they needed advice the new
editor Of the World would be the last man
i'm the North they would apply TO. The
World can never remove from the minds OF
the white people Of Virginia but what the
" blind prejudice which the Richmond Dis
patch seeks to foster and stimulate" is for
the best and truest interest Of our beloved
Commonwealth. We would have none Of
the World: "cOunsels respecting this
Issue
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CROWD OF CHILDREN CRUSHED,
FRIGHTrUL DISASTER IN sUNDER.
LAND, ENGLAND.

A Rush mt an Entertainment Causes the
Death OF One Hundred and seventy Eight
Little ones-TrampIed and SuTocated-
Terrible ENeitement-The Military Order
ed Ont 20 Preserve Order.