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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-05
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man bas Seuer bemerft, mar ber Ser
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tete.
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baben li6 bereits Ispiranten gemels
bet. Wtan erwartet, baB bas 9ubcnb
bou miro
= Gin 2ebrer in Orange muroe ber=
baftet, neil er einen Boulder fiir 2eb=
rergebalt INN $75 gu feinem @ortbeil
fali6te.
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grpan 1T auf cine bei6morene Nusfage
bes bortigen Superintenbenten bin per=
baftet por6en. gr itebt I'M 0erba6t
Die $l1, 900, uel6e fiir3li9 aus Ser
8elofpinoe oer grpreBcompagnie seitob=
len fein iollen, unterf6lagen 5n baben.
= SIM Oilfrittgerl9t 5u Brenbam
tpurbe prentiB, Der por rl1ebreren Mos
naten in Denilon Die Braut zines anz
oeren Mannes f6dnoete, gu II Sabren
unb 3 Monaten 3u6tbaus berurtbeilt.
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tpur6e eines Morbes tpegen in gllinger
perbaftet. sGr bate Sobn urbanowsfp,
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MAIDEN iu6te, meu9lings erf1o1en.
Ser M6rOer lit erit Is Sabre alt unb
beHnbet ii6 gu Sapetteuille I'M @efdnsz
nib.
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angeborte unb in 9ubbaro Gitp gefans
gen gebalten mirb, tpurbe bom 8olfe
aus benz GefdngniB gebolt unb bur6=
gepeiti6t. Wfan bate ieinen &inoern
einen 8ormuno gelebt unb biefer bra9s
te iie CUR S6ule. Serguion ftanb oies
nt6t an unb er bolte bic &inber suriid.
Sebbalb purbe CT perbaftet unb erbielt
auBerbem bonn Golf bic f6rperliCbe
3ii6tigung.
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elmer balben Stnube mar berielbe NIT
telt 8lutbunben mie6er eingefangen.
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ifin er6ffnet tpOrbeH.
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8albeffon. bic at @pileplie lit, itiir3te
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fiel babel nit Dem @elibt in einen
Qi6enbaufen, in oem fie eritidts.
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f6oB Sobn 9ii6olas bon 9enherion
auf Sreb Sobnion, @epddmeiiter Ser
Seras unb ct. 2Duis 8abn unb bers
punoete i'm lei6t. g1i9olas entfIob,
murbe ieoo9 eingefangen unb fagt, er
miife ni6t, mas gef6eben, oa er be-
trunfen getpeien let.
= Cine Grau, spii9en 25 Bis 80
Sabre aft, muBte in Gorlicana BON ben
3ugbeamten abgeiebt tuerben, ba lie ii9
gang alein unO in bewuBtlolem 3us
itano befan6. Gin iunger Manm bate
lie in WacO gum 3ug gefiibrt, mar nit
ibr big na6 Mount Calm gefaAren uno
bann beimli6 perf6wunoen. 9ie Grau
tuurOe in Gorfieana einem g(r5t iiberz
geben, ber erfldrt, baB 1ie betdubt
ipurbe, unb baB lte enttpeber Dor eini=
gen Sagen niebergefommen ober baB
eine MbOrtion porsenommen tporoen
lei. Sic miro mabri6einli9 iterben.
Mtan bat ibren Namen mod ni6t err
mitteln f6nnen.
= Sn 8ernon branttte ber 2eib1tall
bes S. so. Wilion nieoer. @ier3ebn
pferbe famen um.
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BUR 8sahtmmg.

einer srinblideren aenntnib bes aIlqemsincn
8ieb. uno Gleiidmarftes iirfte iid wobl teiner
i'm Staate 9eras rubmen, als Serr 8il9elm
SOains. Seine aussebreitete 8unbldaft lie.
fert ben 8eipeis, oaB fein Gleii6er in San Gn-
tonic bas allsemeine 3utrauen in 9oberem
@raoe beiist, alS er. 9lur bas ausseleienfe
Maftpieb pirb 5ur Sdladtbant gefibrt. Sptels,
&eifaurationen unb 5am,lien iperocn prompt
bcoient. Sn Der Standardization unb 3ube.
reitung bon @aud, uno PotelHeii9 leiIet Serr
eoHing porsi9lides Seine Gabritate perben
bon @emanoem iibertroifen. @lartt So oil
@benuc =. l6,S,t1S
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Sases Meuisfeitem.
& II | on b.

@iblon bon 2ouifiana bra9te i'm
5enat eine Bin elm, IN Stem Orleans
Elm &egierungsgebdube gu erri6ten, oos
81, 100000 foften foa.
Ser Wuliflebrer prof. Nler
DemolDmsti in Maibington, 8. g.,
Der bon ieiner So6ter oes frimminellen
Nngriffs angeflagt mar, bat @elbitmorb
begangen. gr binterlieB mebrere 8rie=
fe, barurter einen an Yrdfibent Mrtbur
unb einen an Sefretdr 2incoln, in MEL
den ct feline unf6ulb betbeuert unb
fagt, er babe ben Sob gefu6t, um bic
gbre feiner So6ter au retten.
= Sn Baltimore finb Die GtaGe Der
9alls Springs &ailpaD @omganp nit
60 pferben unb elmer Nu3abl @ars pers
brannt.
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ibr Sobn uno 8u9balter, angetlast,
gefoblene Waaren in @mpfang ge=
nommen unb Derfauft gu baben, fnb
nod Canada entfloben.
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&iberbeab, yf. g., tit nit bem Sefan
M. Serrp bur69ebrannt. Sbre &inber,
2 unb 4 Sabre alt, bat iie ni9t raitge=
nDmmen.
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6. Sanuar fein Mmt nieberlegen uno
| ii6 bis gu ieiner Nbreiie na9 Maibing=
ton, tpel6e Stabt er ME borber betretem
bat, abwe@ielno in Ilbaup unb 8ufa=
10 aufbalten.
= Sn Stem Oorf brannte s. Gergem=
baus' Brauerei nie6er. 8erluit $780,
600.
Sn benz 6auie bes STEPHAN
Young in Stafforb, N. s., ereignete
ii6 cine Opnamits unS pulpererplofion,
tpobei abt perIonen, bapon bier t6btz
LID, berleBt muroen. Die Sprengitoffe
foaten BET 6er 3nlegung zines 8run=
items bertuen6et tperben.
NusIanb.
= Sas Nppelationsgeri9t in 2onz
bon bat bas gegen ben @apt. Ouolep
uno ben Steuermann Der ,Mtiqnonette1
gefdlte llrtbeil bes Wtoroes beltatiat.
Sle beiben f9la9teten befanntll6 BEN
S9iftsiunsen, Der fi9 nit i6nen in Ell
nem 8oote Dom S6iffbru9 rettete, unb
ber5ebrten iein Jleii6, Inn fi1 am 2es
ben 5u erbalten.
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gei6idt UNI bic fran30fii6e 8lofaoe BON
Gormoia gu bre6en. 9luf ben 9ineli.
f6en S9iffen befinben ii6 "a 9enti6e,
uObon elmer 8efeblsbaber zines S9ifs
fes 1T.
= Berlin. 9ie vpreuBii6e 2ebrer=
5eitung" bringt einen 9lrtifel tber eint
in 9il6enba6 (Weitfalen) abgebaltent
Egebrerpriiflng. Sen 0orfb fiibrte
propin3ial Sdulratb Or. Siegert,
Serielbe ribtete an bic graminanber
Die 6rage: nWarum barf elm 9ebrel
bic S9riiten Yertbolo Nuerba6's MIDI
leiens" graminano (na9 einisen
3ogern): DGr bat ni6t in edit drift
ll9em SHINE gei6rieben." Siegert;
yyteir, neil er Elm Sube 1T unb Suben.
i6rlften bari man ni6t leien." So!
iagt elm preuBii6er S9ulratb! Be1td
tigung abSumarten!
= 9enrD 3. STANLEY lit geltern Dor
Der oeuti9en n&olOaial @eieai9aft'
benirtbet moroen.
= Ser &ei6stag bat bic 9ampfer
notwithstanding beute an einer
Musf9uB berpielen.
= Ser 8erliner Correspondent be
gyfeue Sreie prefe" bebauptet, bi
goers bdtten um ben S6ub Deuti6
lambs na9geiu6t, um ibre &e9te in
3ululanbe gu tpabren uno bdtten al
@egenleiltung Dem Deuti6en &ei9e bi
gai BON st. 2ucia angeboten.
= Gaiier Wilbelm bat 9errn Stan
leD nit feiner Bbotograpbie, unter mel
DIE Der &aller feinen gtamensSug geleBt
gef6entt. : nOie Politil6en Na9
ri9tea1 ratbeB ben Ma6tsn, oas gang
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gnt,iinbuna, 6uiieu, &atarrb
unb 2ungenfieber f6nnen, tpenn bur6
grfdltuug berbeisefiibrt, bur6 Mper's
Gberrps pectoral gebeilt perben. IS
iiberwinbet Die @nt5iinbung, bebt bic
&ei5barfeit unb gmpfinbli6feit auf
bef6wi6tigt Die Srgane, unb giebt benz
Seibenben bic @elunbbeit 3uriid.
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~ u&ber Marie9en!" Stem Ootfer
englii@e 3eitungen bringen iebt bic
gtoti3, oaB Srau Marie @eiiiinger am
Infang beg nd6ften Sabres mieber nod
ytep Oorf fommen miro. Sbr @aftipiel
in boriger Saiion mar 5tpar ibr vleb=
tes", aber biesmal mill iie ibr uallerz
leBtes" geben uno m6gli9eripeile elm
punwioerrufli6 lebtes" barauf folgen
faIIen.
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Die
@66entIid5s Treis Nreffe
erideint
ieben Dcnneritas
unb fpitet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober $1.25 fir 6
Wrnats in grrausbesublnns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-05

: Wir iinb in bieisr Saiion belier
6enn ie porbereitet, unieren &unben,
Die &leiber na6 YtaB beitellen, bolle
Satisfaftion gu geben. Sci 9fiemanb
peroet Sbr Nlles beKer finben tpie bel
l,10,t3M} Bancroft & Sobn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
CITY WATER.
Tho Authorities should Prepare 20 Give Us
Clear Water as soon as il Comes.

James-river water will now soon be
clear. and the officials could confer great
favor upon all the people by having one
reservoir apartment empty-ready to re-
ceiye it-when it comes.
II this is not done the clear water viii
be mixed in with the muddy water, and
for good while longer we will be FUR
nished with an article like that we now
have.
When the money was appropriated 10
build this reservoir ii was promised that
its two basins would be used in this way.
With the exception Of this muddy spell
the water has been very clear and very
clean and pure all tins spring and summer.
By spending very trifllng amount In
teegraph,ng. 1t is possible for the city au-
thoritIes to know, almost to the hour,
whenever to expect clear water; and with
that information, and having an empty ba-
sin ready to receive 1t, the people could be
much better served than now. a few
wears back it was given out that though we
had the old reservoir and the two basins oil
the new, such a thing as Is now urged
could not be done, because OF inadequate
pumping power. That cannot be said now,
for we have the old and the new pump
houses. and, what may be better than
either, the WorthingtOn steam-pump.
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chickens, and other articles, was sent on to

chickens, and other articles, was sent on to
the grand jury.
DR.. William johnson (colored), charged
with creating disturbance In the Mount
Calvary Baptist church, thereby disturbing
religious worship, and assaulting Robert
Watkins, was fined S20 and jailed for thirty
days.
William Brown (colcreO was sent on to
the grand jury TO answer two charges
first, for breaking aud entering in the day.
time the stable OF j. T. Hughes and steal
ing one set OF double-harness second, for
breaking and entering in the nighttime
the Club stables, on First street, and steal
ing two halters.
Tom Rowe, by reputation notorious
thief, was run in Monday by Policeman
Wren as suspicious character. He was
committed in default OF surety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
R,chmoud and chesapeake Railroad.

The railroad TO be known as the Rich
mond and Chesapeake railroad was organ
lied yesterday evening by the election OF
the following officers {. Il. Belyin, preSl-
dent pro TEN. /; 5. &. Tinsley, secretary
and treasurer; II. A. Atkinson, attorney ;
A. l.. Johnston. chief engineer. Direc-
tors: J. b. Pace, s. G.. Tinsley, G. Z. Bel
vim. III. n. Price, +. G. Leake, Jr.
This road will run from Richmond to
the mouth OF the Potomac, crossing the
Pamunkey near Hanover Town. the Mat
taponi near Aylett's, aud the Rappahan-
mock at Tappahannock. 1t will open an
entirely new country for the Richmond
trade. and will divert much OF that now
going to Baltimore. 1t is proposed to con-
meet by steam ferries with the Maryland
Central road at Point Lookout for Balti-
more. and with the Eastern-Shore road at
Crlsfeld, across the bay, for Philadelphia.
The road will only be seventy miles long.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
TEACH THE TEACHERS.
Normal Institutes for Teachers Of the Public
Schools in Virginia.

Through the liberalty OF DR.. J. L. VI.
Curry, agent OF the Peabody Education
Fund, who has provided the means for the
purpose, the Superintendent OF Public In
Struction has arranged for the holding OF
three summer normals for the improve
ment Of the teachers OF :he public free
schools OF the State. The first OF these
will be held at Wytheyllle, commencing
July 10Th, and will continue for four
weeks. 1t will be conducted by Professor
E. V. De Graf, OF Washington, ID. e.. as
sisted by Professor W. b. McGilyray,
OF Richmond. One at Harrisonburg
Will begin July 22d, to be conducted
by Professor VI. A. Newell, OF Mary
land, assisted by Professor j. g..
Swartz, OF Lexington. This will also con-
tinue for four weeks. The other one Is
for the colOred teachers, and will be held
at Farmyille, commencing August 4th and
holding two weeks. perhaps longer. This
will be under charge Of Professor II. p.
Montgomery, OF Washington. ID. g., and
Professor X. l.. Mitchell, OF Petersburg.
The summer session OF the Virginia
Normal and Collegiate Institute at Peters
burg. provided by the last Legislature
for the benefit OF colored teachers OF the
State, will begin july 10Th and continue
for six weeks. This will be conducted by
the faculty OF the institution.
Arrangements are being made by the
Superintendent OF Public Instruction for
reduced rates OF fare over the different
lines Of railroads for all Of these institutes.
Professor +. S. Stearns, chancellor OF the
Normal College at Nashville, Tenn, has
notified the Superintendent OF Public In
struction that Virginia is entitled to ten
scholarships in this College the ensuing
session. Applicants are requested to lille
their papers with the superintendent OF
Public Instruction, who has directed that
the examinations for appointment take
place at Wytheyille and Harrisonburg
during the sessions OF the Institutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
TIE TRENTONS SHUT OUE
The yirginias Beat the Trentons 10 in the
Third Game.

Third Game.
The third game between the Trentons
and the Virgini-s was played at the Vir-
ginia Park yesterday. The game was call
ed at , O'clock-the visitors AZ the bat. The
Dugan brothers formed the VirginiaS' and
Dorsey and stone the Trentons' battery.
Owing 10 the standing OF these clubs
and the sad defeat Of the Virginias Mon
day the general prediction was that the
Virginias would "get left" This, how
ever, was soon changed, when the Virgil
Mas scored one run in the first inning, and
by punching their hits and errors on the
part OF the visitors. made five in the third.
The fielding OF the visitors was very good,
especially that OF Brouthers tins, now
ever, was surpassed by the home team.
The Virginias bit Dorsey easily, and
punched their hits well in the fifth
inning. Dugan's pitching was very
effective. The visitors only struck
him for few scattering hits. This was
one OF the best games played by the home
team this season, and their batting was eX-
ceptionally good. Smiley. Larkin, and
Powell carried off the Ia .rels Of the day on
fielding. Larkin had nine chances and ac-
cepted eight. Powell had seventeen and
accepted them all. There were about 200
persons present, and the applause to all
good plays (of which there were quite a
number) was generous. The features OF
the evening were the dOuble-play made
by Smiley, Larkin, and Powell, and the
heavy batting OF Nash, who made two clear
three-baggers.
a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
skin Cancer.

Mr. W. II. Gilbert. OF Albany, Ga, un.
der date Of Mays, 1884, says; Mr. Brooks,
near here, has an eating cancer on his face
which had nearly killed him. Every one
thought he would be dead in short time.
as nothing seemed 10 stop the rlyaees OF
the cancer. lie commenced taking Swift'S
Specific two months ago, and II has had
wonderful effect on him. He was yester-
day so far recovered rs To he out at his
work, and seems in fair way TO get en-
tirely well.
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases
mailed free.
The Swift Spe life Co.. Drawer 3. Allan.
Ia. Ga, lj9 west Twcnty-thrd street, Sew
York, and 1905 Chestnut street, Phiiadcl-
Dhia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
Accidentally Killed.

About 3 O'Clock day before yesterday
Carlo Chiappe, an Italian, employed at the
Philadelphia quarry, about four miles west
OF Richmond, received injuries from which
he died in a few minutes.
The deceased was acting as foreman over
a number OF hands who were engaged in
loading some cars on a side track, and car
was run down the grade on him. He
smoke few words only-said his heart
was bursting, and soon thereafter died.
Deceased was about thirty-three years OF
age, was unmarried, had been here about
ten wears, and had no relatives in this
country. He was a member OF Virginia
Council, Royal Arcanum.
His funeral will take place from st. Pc
ter's Cathedral at $3.50 p. NJ. to-day.
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personals and Briefs.

John Bell Bigger, Esq, clerk OF the
House Of Delegates. was in the city yester-
day.
Colonel Won Borcke will visit Warrenton
about the 23d.
The police should not allow the racing
OF wagons down the principal streets oi
the city after every game OF baseball. II
is an evil calling aloud for remedy. Broad
street Is often the scene OF the racers ope-
rations.
Diarrhpa and dysentery are now pre-
yaiIing here TO a considerable extent.
William Davis. for five years resident
OF Missouri, but native OF Virginia, was
killed near Sturgeon, in the former State,
on the 18th, whether by train Of cars or
the designing hand OF man is not known.
Henrco Court will be in session to-day.
when the case OF Charles Henry, charged
with breaking into and robbing school,
house, will be tried.
There was omitted yesterday In the list
OF Leigh Street firSt-honor profclents Ed
die T. Harrison. Second Primary, Sec
tiOn A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
Hfss Mamie Warren's School.

The following prizes were awarded at
the closing exercises yesterday:
Carrie Shields, Gold Medal for largest number or
perfect reports during the session.
Clarence Browne, for next TO largest number or
perfect reports during the session, Golden Certih-
cate OF Distinction-Slue ribbon.
Golden Certificates for improvement In studies
vere also awarded TO W. Cav smith, Charlie Pol
lard. Claiborne Robins, Mamie Blair, ana Chariie
Rlue Certificates OF Distinction for perfect de-
nortment TO Ellen Pollard Walter Pollard, Lille
Gilman, louie Edelblnt, and Memo Mllteidorier.
coggsshaIi, Leon Browne, Minnie Kelly, and Lot
tis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
20 Y E A R S!

The reports from the use OF swIFT'S SPECI-
FlC Is. 5. S. in the treatment Of Cancer continue
10 be wonderful. There seems 10 be no doubt that
II is positive specific for Skin. Cancer or Eptthe
iioma.
"For twenty years suffered from n Cancer on
my neck. Patent Potash and Mercury Mixtures
fed instead OF curing the Cancer. lost the use Of
my arms and the upper part OF my body. NV gen.
ersl health was broken down, and my life was de-
SPARED OF. :. = ). cured me sound and we'll. This
new lease of life IL to me cannot be measured
by any monetary value | owe my life and the sup
port Of my family To Swift's Specific.
"W. r. Robson, Davisboro', Ca
~Mr. Brooks, near Albany. was hopelessly az
ficted with Cancer. IL had eaten through his nose
into his mouth and throat. The time of his death
was only n question OF very short time. He
prayed for death. his suffering was so great :. 81
:. has had a wonderful effect on him. His i'm
proNcment Is great thst we all feel sure of his
beng perfectly cured IN time.
w. II. GILBERT, Albany, Ga.
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin-Diseases mailed
free 10 applicants
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 8.
Atlanta. Ga.
New York Office, l5a W. Twenty third street /;
Philadelphia Office, 1906 Chestnut street.
je 14-Iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
Fires Yesterday.

The alarm Of fire turned in from Station
63 Yesterday morning at 7:45 O'Clock was
caused by the partial burning OF the roof
Of a small frame house on C0utts street,
Navy Hill, occupied by colored persons.
In the afternoon about O'Clock anolher
alarm caused the Fire Department TO turn
out. This time II was small hre IN the
rear OF Warner L. Fleming's store. 1920
Main street. Some shayings accidentally
caught on fire, but the blaze was put out
before any serious damage was done. The
water injury was greater than the fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
EXTRA SESSION.
Is IL Necessary, and VIII the Necessary Two
Thirds Sign!

- - anu w III th' A'tttSsh'J w
Thirds Sign!
There is still good deal OF talk about
an extra session OF the General Assembly,
and IL later on 1t appears that the electoral
vote OF Virginia is likely to be seriously
brought in question there can be little
doubt that two thirds OF the members will
sign the needed demand upon the Gov
ernor. But there is great and growing
disposition to question the wisdom which
selected the Sd day OF September as the
day for the meeting. BY the time the two
houses pass their bills OF various sort over
the Governors vetoes, and the same have
been passed upon-as they will surelY have
to be-by the Supreme Court, the cam
paign will be very far advanced. and the
danger OF its being paralyZed by an adj
verse decision will be considerable.
As soon as our nominations are made at
Chicago there will he a more determined
move ..bout this extra session. Then our
people will have to decide one way or an-
other. They will have to determine
whether ii is better to risk our electoral
vote In its present form and our election
with existing machinery or to have an eX-
ira session-the last to be, OF course, at
tended by some expense.
1t would seem that II an extra session is
to be had the best judgment would suggest
a day not later than August 1st. II the
members come here in "the dog days"
they will not stay unnecessarily long.
They will put through their work with
reasonable speed; but 1t is to be hoped not
with that of last winter. They will be
flooded with "important bills" OF all
kinds, Of course, but the temperature will
only be favorable to real measures Of pub
lie interest.
A canvass OF the members has been
made, and it is believed that two thirds can
be gotten il day can be agreed upon and
the urgency shown. There are a good
many who do not want to sign, but who
will defer ta the general iudoment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
Sercnad0 TO Colonel Hardenan, Of
Georgia.

After the exercises at Richmond College
last night, the students, with Voelker's
band, rendered Hon. Thomas lIardeman 4
serenade at the residence OF Mr.. Ashton
Starke. No. 8 east Franklin street. The
serenading party was invited in, and given
4 hearty welcome. After partaking Of the
rich refreshments, Mr.. w. j. II. Bohannon-
on the part Of the students, returned
thanks TO Colonel Ilardeman, to which he
happily responded; whcreupon Mr.. Starke
added: 81 have found but one thing bet
ter than a Georgia man, and that is Geor-
gia WOman.V
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18

A brilliant Lawn Party is now in pro-
gre,s on Twenty-iiith street near Broad,
under the auspices Of the Cburcb-Hlll
Young Mems Christian Association.
Among the attractions for tonight will
be a grand tournament "a Ia originaIles),
an amusing minstrel show. The wonder
tul two-legged goat, for which p. T. Bar
mum has offered large sum, will be- on
exhibition. Persons from far and near
should attend. Excellent music. Ad,a.s-
sion = CENTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-18
IBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.I

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
Washington: indianapolis, IL; WASH
ingtons, I.
Philadelphia: Athletics, 10; Cincin.
natis, 8.
Baltimore, Nd: st. Louis, z; Balti-
mores. 8.
Pittsburgh: Louisvilles, Z; Alleghenys,
New York: Metropolitans, :; CoIum-
bus, 8.
Brooklyn: Brooklyns, 6: Toledos, 4.
Boston: Morning-New Yorks, 7: Bos-
ton,6 Observation-Disclosures, 7 Bos-
tons, 2.
Cleveland: Clevelands, 8; Detroits, 3.
Providence: Providence, g.; New Yorks,
Buffalo: Buffalos, 8; Chicagos, I.
Wilmington: Wilmingtons, IL; Actives,
Harrisburg: Harrisburgs, IL; Domes-
ties. 2.
Chicago: Chicago Unions, IL; Kansas
Citys, 8.
Cincinnati (O.): st. Louis Unions, 8;
Cincinnatis, I.
In the report OF the games outside OF
Richmond IN yesterday mornings Dis
patch, the score Of the game played Mon
day between the Wilningtons and Actiyes
was, by an lueXcusabe error OF the tele-
graph company, reported Wilmlngtons
), Actives 80" when the game really re-
suited in victory for the Wilmingtons by
"A score OF ) to 81