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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19

Chicago Socialists.

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. lS.-The Socialists
at their meeting yesterday discussed the
question, "Why do men sleep in the tun-
nels?" Several speakers endeavored TO
show that it was entirely owing TO the
existence of capitalists that they were
obliged to sleep in the tunnels and any
whore night overlook them TIP Duper
said the Socialists would not get their
due until they burned everything before
them as Gen. Sherman did on his march
through Georgia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
snyer Loaf Baking Powd''

Never fails when the direcnoas y
lowed, hence there is never ~
complaint heard against " 4
perienced cook is able 70 ms ss.l
bread with it as the proiess,lo.r,rs !.
simply because its ingredients ~ ,r.,l
pounded as 10 make failure s
when the directions are foilos ss
is all that is necessary to mst .,..
pensable to all well.regulaie1 "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19

Have tried Tongaline, in most intract-
able tic-douloureuX of two years standing.
| hnd that more eief has been given and
longer interval from pain obtained from
Tongaline than from all else that she has
taken. j. 4. LARRABEE, M. D.,
Louisville, Ky,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
CAN IT BE TRUE!
Indications that the Entombod Miners mt
NanticoEe sim Live,

Indications that the EntombHd Miners mt
Nnnticoke sim Live.
WtLHEsBARRE, PA, Jan. lS.-Thc peo-
pie OF Nanticoke were greatly agitNted
late last evening by the report that two Of
the rescuing party, named Davis and Ho-
lisk, working In the mine where the men
were imprisoned, had seen light ahead.
Davis said he WAS digging through land
near the fourth counter door when he es-
pied the light about forty yards away,
elevated TO the highest PITCH which would
confirm the theory that the men were in
a chamber high up out of the dangers
way. Davis thinks the light reflected was
that from miners lamp. 1t was visible
for about three minutes and from
this they think the men who
carried it had been down
in the gangway where they had gone
probably for water, or perhaps meat from
the body of mule. He says the air is
good and with plenty of water and mule
flesh the men could live comfortably
Davis and another rescuer raped loud
and long, but heard no response. 1t is
thought that the men were too weak to
respond. Additional men were put to
work and now it is hoped to reach the
place where the light was seen by to-
morrow at 10 a. m.
Is IT 4 CANARD?
WGLEEspARRE, PA, Jan ls-Thcre is
no change in the condition of affairs nj
slope No of the Nantcoke mine where
the miners are entombed Sensational
reports were spread through the valley
| yesterday that the rcscuing party had
discovered a bright light ahead of them,
but this is denied on the best of author.
| itv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
"Is there no balm IN Gl i,'sIs, J,

Is there no physloian ihetgi 4. n
Thanks TO Dr. Pierce tnels -,,s \
in his Golden Medical Dlss ',,s
"halm for every wound 70 nes, ~
colds, coughs, consumption, II
and all chronic, blood, iuns
affections. OF druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19

BOSTON, MASS, Jan ls.--At the con
ventlon of the Irish societies Of Boston,
held yesterday, 1t was voted to have no
parade on st, Patrick's day, but instead
TO have a lecture In the evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
MARRLBGE Gll

eco Pages, Fine PlalS
Elegant sloth Apd silt binding sealed Or 81, !
shols story, true to life; Articles on kshl,rr
no may msrry, Who not, Why, manic a vos,,,. I
'nl decay. sneet7 o eeiioaoy aud ex,ess, IL K,
'leis may DC iner .sssd tho physleiory q f,,.,l,
end t. Il eugAtto be read by n4rlt pe,,,a a
vds' icas mi krv pQpglar edit /, vrA -, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19

ing stations Tor steansers IA thar region
lt was eaaluIy for the purpose q Tsplen-
iehlng Its snpnly ~ coal that the
h. ~. \ iA.l..h n al.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19

N a iat9r -rrs1ctnoruer IN the
h A quiet Chiuaman Is s9okine
|tie fy fhe hUlwarks. " a thf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
Issr..srassanc Iirssy.

Tne elevator II ths UapttO vii ne
iinsshe1 II ahoui ter days.
Vss. lian stree mellow AiGnnE
pari L heInf navst witt granites pals
mhe snuth suisvralt Of Jar strea,
bstwser LmIien ant Cherry 4 uAdiy n
nest o. rspaIr.
Il j.. lan1hgr. INN hnlvtt COUNTY
wa ueiIversu a. thf psnitentia-y YES
tsrl:sv, tor Ewo ysaFz tor hnussnrcas-
M.
rhs .eo models. still. or exhibition.
II TN senate chaniueT, AT nardiy aTs-
7ilitsG nov cxeept NJ stranger "a tlR
city.
The TiowislerF havt dsclnsu to @
into sncanlpnleni a tesar Wow for tai
aayF Insteau o. A. BIcizrgs. The
COMPANY vii leave her. OF ths l-tth
-tu ths lhssIsca,1c ann Ohu railway
Aiessrs. d. J.. Valicr. ". s. Dann.
ant e. AlBer, Christian nave rstu-ItsU
frnul uTte VIsi, u frsTiarus.1snurS
vtlerr tnev wen, tU attend tia nIar-
rIage or sdnesiay nigni las o AtT
.Ionr Z Iianroct and Ais Jane' t.rs
,,OE1is.
1 oalieL nreeiu,s ni tiE 00mul1I
Council tine old Euuncii vii be ielu
Aiou,iay afternoon a J. y. o. ta.Ve
acton o. the ordinances passsd ny tins
Bcaru o. Aldermen granting the llch
nionL anL Alisrnany Railroad Uon,-
U1nv permission O. ersti hio, nrldr,
x-rcsf ule oaIIal on EIgnti srrss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
a s,arsauaf nuTsex

= sster1ay Mornings difficulty occu7-
ret II tn Igsuntcla ofin.e bstwesr AZ
v J.. CnesternIaI, city sdiu1T o tile
Dzue1. anf Nj. Charles I Phillips IL,
TN nominee tor pnlice ,iustt.e The
iatte- complained o tae DtEpEfsa speat
II. o. nun a. "a AiaiIoneite anl tiss
i1ImcI tioiI-t nGt tne writer o tn
artIcis L QUESTION. wa eIl-4zsu II nrs-
paTIn, acu-rsctroT enIHGtyInr liz Phi
llps's upaitiof Vher al expression o.
ii1 philiIps. aIlI particularly tilf uIap-
ne- II wnlci 4 wa ul1rtG caused NJ
Z. o rlse fror MS cnaT ant stIi.f Nj
= savsra ntlWE nulcGiy uasSsL,
wner thcze present mtertersL. AiT
pnillIpl atnicsr InInlsiiAreiy o,lnrssssC
hE regrsSs. ant san tnai "a nat iseeI
nsf-avsl nT hdl temIrs-. 4 kindly
understanding wa a oHs established.
aTr tn TWO gentlemen parted upGI
dnissabr eeTnas.
In correction Eht:n AlT. ChelteT
mi hefurt AM atteT the difficulty o.
isrsu tr MAKE VA a tnlfovvs
Tn Dtsuat.h yesterday morning
ss1tec tina ai- philims VIM va nnm.-
nateu n tnf l.enTmgrs tor pnig,s jus
tics. wa "a 1iah0neite II tins w
do mn Al mlustl-e. for w tsATI tina
uniie 8iI. Phillip voted f1r Cameron
tor Governor n ia nsvs- a; an time
hser . iiahoHeits Iit . oTfss alt--
s1IIre u no pniitisa par,y
tie wa 8 nlrpil o. tn iats JdhI d
HirniheT znc has nl1ny clAsznIatss Il
tIs CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
snais~z Eou-E

TiE following casa msre Disposed o
yesterday:
Jdnn llanle. . snsall r0ionsG hoy. wa
charged witt xszauliulg All srTiGule
1.erry ]fou-y n tthe frss nlarsIsi nu-
IiHF market hnurs. WnInr<L n cnufi
ny ma nIntiIeT.
I.nTnaluIE baunders o.ctored, stsair1s
fau- ioSek Of cirroI, Of the vailI,oi ss.i!'
thsurupsr-y al fsu-val.. tfateS sns4I
sem u ail tor thrry DAYS
Bslte ..ion<s crnigrsd g IssrSnT o uI'-
count mnlG. Commission o. iun1sy
urIfsreE.
.Jane -l.nwry aia 3isrsiitt tcc 'drsii'
asssnitrn2 and threatening o. I'll EliA
1.yr<.. liSSmssaa..
.aunn 1hse. ,thsnred with ram Ia
grant. DraereIl n lsast .uoEn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
EocuTz ~ AHUAIIlU.


II tnE inuri Yesterday IuTi-nlen.
wa awarded II IN following cases To-
n. aulnmt uAnleG Z. L. I,age ..
.ewat : I5rntneT, fd- f5a.5a; DrsvT-y
. 10. ~. JswGti { brother, toI
So - lirsv-y { lG. -. dom
=. 5auIpzon ano ntasrs. t1T
si4l EnIuls SJemnisuE admmE-
traitor -. fets7 Hollis, tor eIeu; q
Illin1ar 1 Uc. D. .i2cnb 1sui.. tI-
ssi33....;}s5.. II tna oas. o; j. /. Siaurt,
ts7 -. l. J.. Eteainizn action o. ueni
Judgment wa avarueu tns Eietsuran.
Tis lu-y n tine oxss ,ni " d. Jsronif
II. Airs. l.ucy Il bostsT, nnuusn; II ,
vsril.i tor tiIe defendant. .IeronR va
arrested OF varrzEr svrun nut d
Airs. hospez, charging nm with nntan'
III nIoney mIisr aia pnetences an
wa frts6 and acquitted. liz tiEsn H.
siitured Eui, aEaIns; AirS. Fospsr bir
malicious prosecution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
r,.-sus isenI isSnas.s t,a,c.

Alesirs Chnwums Z Rose Tea
EstAn agents.. AuciIonssrs, ant
BrOkars navo within ttIs iAst rwsnry
M, DART nlaIie TIN following 2ates
I.di 100 ny l4l fset dI tiIe south ina %
broad hetwesu Henry ant IhaiTIlisrt
street,. for g. .3Hl fOuT acres witt
improvements. II ]iuva''E addition tor
D. .l0I id5 u ~ III witt dwelling
thereon Gu tn, easi i'm o .aurel neIr
fuTIur sIrse.. TOR l.l3lr. to- ~ by
IL with rivsellns az 1lau nsar Plum
srree.. tor g. III, tIt 81 ~ zoe t~s.,
witt Enal brlck hause thereon, 0r
snult inns o. Etoyu IialT ]ssacl sIres.
for g.. .2gD; ioi 14l ny -. with til,
improvements thereon, 0r Alar:Eai
spAel herweeI dtr and z II SrrsstA. tor
ela.g5u thIrtueu iGts iGoabzu OF
Nam rloyG, an 1'ns srrests, t1r
8L.50C To- q ny 1Gu fsas. witt q
nrps uwaliIH; thereon OF tn S0litr
irao 0i UIaT IIsaf Hem Srres. Tor
a...2lO I0t .. by llt tse., with
n-lck dwelling tIsrsoE o. tns nnrti,
cas- eornsr o. Clay anC lisIIry zirssts
fJ7 A.. .40l ldt a. by 1I- fsssl, with d
brIct uw-limg thereon. Gr tn east llae
o. ISsN.t hstw4en tfrove avenue anr
rtoyu sTrsaD. for e-,aat; - acre
o. IAnl II IieuTlGU county tnrss
milss wes, o the ci-T Tor 67oD- Ia,
OF Hcufliemwr roh .Isa- tite ciry
tor a3iO. hnHst OF idtI Srrss, nsIr
til lai., tor GI1.-tOta., - ,ti-s-.
V'hitsi tn pTfces 0narusc uo no
initoate bnon., ys, tns xcil7Ity o. TIM
market confirms or assertion tina
reai estate B Gnlf o. Investments.
pariteE iesIfrnf O maze gueek satss o
thar property vii. III wei uosizcs tiS
sanls n uu nanua. VIZ nav, laiiy
uIuur-iss frnn partIsf arzIoIH o. pm
.ilase tnrnugh ou1 agsIu.y. Having al
IN facilities t1T tite successful -0nnuct
u tns real eSsatc nusites u al IL
1raEcifs6, Se ART conilIfent o. pleasing
ndin huys- ant seltss.
OIIEv'HIH6 8 kg6i.,
kea. lastan Agsns.
Ia. 3. Ndrtn 1Gtb srrss..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
vEsr E'THssFREA
Ia. isaprIDitcsp. amt tt,s ta,s.srr-
zso,isaI nsst-tuIs

iHpeeia teIsgnn a. Ia DiSaateL.
aEAEI.Es1uN. v HA. JnH =. -
Thc ItcpuDl.cane ar srramHr sge-'
nerve D. cantlIrt rvgu nlOrt o tnf v eSi
Virginia cnngrssslonal districts ncxr
lal. Thf ongressI1na LanIpalr LSn,-
mitteo Art a, wnrk al ovas iilr htaDl.
Tnry are workIH; am intriguing witt
nlonsy ant Il every c0E,ewaDH nIai,
He-. l'vertures ar DeIf nIasis o. tiIs
tfreenDAcaeTs offering then tils unni-
nee bnr tn Iinust o. l,sts-atss anu
hsnau i thay viii Srppnri thf ltepui'-
lIcar canduiAts tor Congress- II tins
Thuu ana hour.h dsst-cE.
fuasngnIisn1 sannIaateE ATT eITrnuT
sgsu a. declare tIfsnasaivss AM hEaa
iis4rrsenIenss i,siwssn tn l'euE1;ratE
are fayoreu ant niasst togrnv. t'cItera
Nathan tt0f. Congressman iron tis
Second dHtric. an the niosi popular
l,enuniiSan II tits STATE. although Inl1
snaIrnI1u % the stat tGnImltt~l & tn,
ieade- II al thesi MOVES. nns hspui'-
iIc1I management VIII Iili.' hn"nfaIi
TIA. tia IienlG-raiu parry o. veSg Vn-
gInE e. tno cteaT. .ilsAueL o. I'M m.lsr
ny ureWis.t vhen gupossu "a t2cts,
anl tina; L vii. not iai u do its uuty
NJ overwhelmingly voting aransi an
nlaI WIZ nAs tilr InipIuierst a Dtle7
then a hrihe n- ATTEMPT u irIys tnsm
mto voting TIA. llspuDiican itc.ess, att
tnAi TIN v sst Vrrrrus mountains ilaf
no brzax, sufScteIiiy srrcnf "a tn,a1 tlls
snsangunisG urasrEarnrsn..
a1s nsetruf o. tins Democrats stats
L1scuirve COMMITTEES n barxersburf
yeSIeriay ea.ssIiauo1 Iien-y &. l,aTH
wA elected q III the VACANCY oSussr
NJ tiln removal o Iian IsrE 1Sa.1s-
froun ti1. Hk1t,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
S.etsarul vnsnsnginr I.rufs>ss<
gurt<fIaf.

Tn veHeraDte Pain Etaughsey j..
l.. Of the gntder tGIIgIie, or SUNDAY
.iune Ctr, ueiIyereC a. ou lnnuca
.nurcL.. II fargi.sz enunty. nesi IL
tsrssiln. anr elomIsnl discourse On tns
ltailgIaus Character a tfeHsra. V ar,
rsgt0E ifatJrs . iarro ant miiueuiIa
audience anIouF WhGn Fzene tiIs psgeIiss
o IN. Mount 7 ernGu Association, tn
nhiAntnrGpisi V v .1urcDran bancroft
.smcr tn IieatI o. l.aniie TIM hs5u1T o
tiIe vo-ii's hIsunTIans, aIu GtItsT pre
muien, perzGns from v Arlington. Az
bancroft. urnnoun-zC ths dIs-nurs;
. tns mos ai0nusn, am Valuable cnr-
rrihuilon tn tne literature o the suDJec
e; nIAue' Ths rsaMGt discover o
TIN old yezr-y-baOs o. Truro paIEI
set a rsss an question A. q VAiI,-
mIuoI having isssr . COMMUNICATE o.
taf l.rotSstani hpi.cnpal Onur:E- a. L
8 o. record tBst ns wa tor yearE q
vrarien o. puntc:Z cnur-L.
In 6augnts- q uIs<ourss vii. tse
puDiIahzC, with q IfsirsaiD1r o. tIf
regent o. iht Mount IeTIu1n AssGcIs-
tim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26

Tha Petersburg Ciub upsnsa tnrse-
'usyf engagement with .tiB RschnzondE
yestsrI,ay. There wz . heavy tsll oi
nrn ahoui n,clsck. ami h wR nHTE
3 ifetcn tine cinuas disanreared. I'm
tins zrcourIt tim attenlizzrt was uuire
snml.. ant those WIN attended wers
FIsen AZ exrs<iinEty pu1r ann unin-
trresiEnf e,ininitinn Of nal.pizyinr-
Hhe klchmcnds werr rIven the ffrss
chaInt Al tne bx., buf enuin unt rss
nfar turths1 tnar hrst bzsr. When TIM
visitors tcot thar cnaires tirsy bztt.o
Bishor al over TIM fsair., anl n TIM
cIr rnninp uIsIs siz Trns. Allen was
ther put u the hox. several I.uanr>A
Of positions n tine fiain wsrc mails
anu the home boyF ild irettar VI n
the tifth Innrllg, wfsn ths Pstsrs-
burrE ratified alien and Eent 81 naer
over ths pizpe Tne 1srchmGnris matted
IiAddock MON freely duTrnr tine nilidie
Of -tizf 2xrae. nut wsn urErble u rst
nEnrt tnaI niIs IunE vhih fifair uppe-
nsnt nihs nInateen. TINT genera
playing q thn Rrchnlonu gllfb wss
l8cEe and s.suliu,.Iy careless. Tna Pc
tersburgf sfrvsU NJ n natter ssyte.
Appennsl n tine ssur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26

nm -,-l,I vInarNlA .BEAuB HDr'gl.,


-THIY vInaTNi Il sIEalB Ht'TEls,
Z .o, :h..snorx o. 1Ise Atlantic usaT tAtrs
fs~afx fsnlsifuxs aKafUrr Arfs asr5
Ffoess sfezanfts furnisstnS VII o. stsaaNf'-
,tteszr~0sf y flrxt.ch<zs hnss,s - -.
Tsss,e etsrNvs 'sayy;sefa vita fhh tl1N-
.r,siit assss gsi<A 81 tassn Ifrtsl fnoui 8nt
srs. nr.., Nj ssse lseiis<clesol fssc ssstsen
.s,.-~sssxs sssg,isnsR Ffne 1ins,c. hosstnt
On !, se1nsito hs,sz, FssninE N ootl asai'
-ssssR frexti xratsr ntzN ~ BtlEliE e~<ct
!. s.,s,. tsTs raaffssE fSrss4s<sr fuscosty naites
Rfilkfs sliaTfIf<t x1zseal1allsu tor coaitcri
80 sseaty nj lBNiifi.TDN. sss AFR isl.
,.-ssoss4ffsr a4.a rerHsrznhis NY, AVERAGE
.srsV.-rafsrrg n s1uIateg 7a. ffSse Hair
ss,,sts,. iron Ncfsaii tesssinr fife Nurrliiz anl
fsrzss fSIanfi - rrs-- xiay sIs amt sts ST
saefs.
-rs,s, cii iitsenss Htennsongi arr roFsi r. IN
,s,feli a. vssii ihs sp1endtt iss.acfa Tim oniy
re,nft On tt,s 0esffl e0sitf o 1atas Aiafy g., ~
reueness siireclif % raliro1C.
CIlsSllIzEfk A. .4ttf1 MI ~ kianSzsz.
Ntnyinh iseHcH
n, zs.fr f'ffaesss a nsHs couufF Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26

Ha, RynvAEug vom tnp writes n ths
Isezfnt cartsfius. Frssgel1u. W w0ua' ni-no
uicsluf rcoonlnsenn ans Euid o. nssicins
Trnlcl w. 1g 30 iEu0- e. peEmgti-- psrts-t'-
hfig TO- nihlut iaif o' sirs NtnsioVs
Hoainnlg SWIM W. clI sTrsli- ru5n Eiinss-
tssize Ia ouu nsyl. Aamiu 4 Ia ppSyel
rlessilar nsnesl b. giTiras M mElnf tu1'-
n4sa wit. rnito-paiE qusp Si@'F ann ts'
E1grsalus GnuEsssost res a nsslts. ARA ~
relit4 al apprvc-sb tliss bi1ssing- Hen
pnl ariich Wuici w0rE Il pefif.iluu RIIi
riuisr b harmless %, tar si~-sT Wnteh .
a;fort in' iuaInt b psrfecti' nainrs, and
~, ifilu chsuanarsligrs 81 'DrillI. 2sp bafb-
toi. and dufing fiu pur'--s of ts-stniuc
~, vanl.l B. inaalenEtBi.. v osssn sr.sIissnb-
iy hcnri npoi.icFs s.l' iila iffc' Rou9 ma;
b uithouf inIn uu nif,l D' the ciila III
s. nat fniSfsf VITA In t~sstniIE siszp on
any consideration Whatever s0d M al
girl.-glsts =. csIip rotile z<-eoiis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
Tn, hauiins. far har-eaus "a. A-up,

Air. liu-y lave. tiIe nominee hIr
Eerzs1n,-a,-A ArnF o tn, Cit- Council.
saiu vesternay with retsrsneo q IA uc
iii!ca, staiUs ~ have aisrays vnteu
.ne ltsulG-ratr itszst hdtn II fs1sra
ant sratt a. vel a municIpa eisn-
iinns bu, II tai las, prssuisniia atso-
ilor ] Tntsu hI- Biante J an treasurer
tho Reform Ciub fJr Clay VarL am
.s-rat-v o. tite Et.nnInnd nrzHcn o.
tls Eucusrutte7 Union
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26

The ChempsaiSr arlt lhp lnw INA
been leased ny tim Kswpurs h Nsws and
Mississippi Tallcy Iunipsry. TINS
Company wa recently organized fur
tfn purpose Of rounsctirg al roads
sas; OF tine MisxissIppi rIvsr winch arr
controlled nv Nh. c. y. Huntington.
1o effect tins emit several nthe-. iargs
Inns have beer iszscI, anG, with tin
ChesaPeaszp and Ohta, thsrewill be s1ni--
thing Ike trurik lime tnon Nswpurss
NswB o. Nsv ttrieznS. Ther y
similar organization Of ths HUNTINGTON
EySten vest OF the Mississinp., vrhu-t
extends from hsv Orleans o. hau krar-
cIsce. Il has not yc; isernotitcially an
nouncsI, but II n presumed thas tn
chesapeake anu DIM vii remain under
itE present management. treiie-al VII
iian,s C. Wtctlhan v second vIce.press-
neIi, anI tssneral .toiIr KciEoiE thru
zice-presIleui oi the Girssaiseaixe Giri
llhIo Railway Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
Br~,snnss nsmr zsp,~as,arn~ss..

Il lattar tiztsd liunns7ilis. EsseI
county. buns u, lSst, reesrvsr n
ls1chmoae sssternuy. SAYS 1wn sons
q rAfr. lnafiss Tilron. resIinIT near 1ap-
paiIGnnncA, sg.d anout ter and tweivs
yezrs respectively, went of n He--
kIM crsak tishlnr yexperriay, ant tisc
Younger, wniif standing uTfur tog
wnrct projected our nitu tne crees, tel
of mto the water amt waE Tirow1tsa.
TiIs othsI nov. uuante n rescits nR
brot.ssI, nan nome II convey tine sar
navS. Tnc h0ny was recovered IT =
,snort wilhelm fAc.. vras nni cnlL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
Sfs~. rtcsssesss n 90 ezaetsss.
ffss lsisxnauE a. fns DssnaecL.

CnICAaG, .iunt H. Tine announces
men; pubisnsJ mere thai Ass hcse
Elizahsti Cleveland n tn nuais cnpczrp
her iIuns for some wssss. TIM MAD
ager NJ tir Elde- Publishing lompxny
ma beer IL communication with hsr
RELATIVE u ttsr rnminr to tnE city ant
taxing cilargr Of tine siiturIal depart
men o. ths Lifsna-r LII. A dsspae.t
reserved tnH nluriniF states thai all
arrangsnlenu witt Mssk Iioyeixnc iar
beer completed. am tilai sne vii roaae
dn a, oKc, u ra.0 tn, position ipussG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26

Jiisilnps .Jsnsssns Gul f1szue rsnH o.
ths sssrs. Bx:iI ns<tiz' ras ffRr hmi'1l
fran Bishop heass ep BsxiIpp Janssssss.
VIM presented Il 10 rfss zursssstii
scholar. Alter nj fie rnssifalIsse fs<n
tssn aaalisd On tiw stage and gwen tirsf'
prizes Bishsp kssw nzalir q fss II
pruprnre rsu1arsR, zfser whi-fir u'fre-
riuerd B,shqp .siznsssns. wno talked nc
tine scholars III q fxthsfiy way tnr q aiss
minutes.
The toliovrsg n q liss nf TIM hoHors
conferred ny tine scilaoi.:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
I,tstinsussss-o R,sissr,s saass.-.s~s.

fr1Nrl1A tttT7ssaA-A-t ~ 2ftttste-&-s.
.DEABLIsInK, ". Va, jmn Ii
4 -teisgrau reserved ngr TO-DAY iron
Senator hsnu ny Lieutenant Ietdne.
Dralghil. United HsaScs sisgin~ss, n
cnargt tne Government wufifs OF tins
kaIEaerhs rIvsr- says tiEai sse-nsIa-y
EHds-ns, probaniy h<-rata-y Vnimsy,
itsnsra newton tchssl eIrrnlseT Of tia
arr,y, senator henna AM otiEsT
ssuapun ann nsninsn o. tisr knrIn.sr
Ioru will arTTs a. loal kaliny
,ven,y-s,x mics sat- 0l here, te.nIo1-
nov morning.. ~isny wil. ns ma tissrt
py the {toFgninlaIIt SteantG- jsec anI
nrnnan. down tis TyTs- o. rnir o.
inspection. Thry wi. 4rrIvs hsro aiaoIii
D c,cbsok =. A., ant after drnIssr snn-
irnua thar DurIney through TIM bscs1S,
returning hsre N tn evening to zpeau
titc nH,ii. and MUM u v AEnn,ssan tn
reri niurIiinr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
nuu.sr sss daughter Virginia.

Nix. treorgs l.. Shspiey, o. i'rn7,-
Iiencc. vrho wa oIB Of tine mcnrnerE o.
tne efficient Dommitte. o. Invitation
wnen tne 1iIchnsond knignts rseentiy
vent a l'roTldenee, wa Dlesseu with
littb daughter tint morning after tns
arrlval Of tfs knrhr iron Ru;huiuul,
IL compliment 70 tiIe btau fnun wnsct
tita 7isiturs canie he named the Daby
TfrrIni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
IN. uuss.s l.sssss.rsss~.
vs. telermpl D isr Iiisasei

B...EuI-I Juns 2as-Ths huuts-
en- Convention sii<.eer 8 unIcn to-day
on sise baAE xiapesti rvEo yszs sgc A.
salsshu-y, Nc. I'm teensral syirao
wss nssrysu non tise rsx haiiy, vrnisi
snibrxss Nmsna., Vsn VIssrnn,
Nurt Carolina. haIrtt laroinM, Ais
ssssmu., nenlssss<<, md TIM fiassou
hyual. Ttn ts<arrm synod b yst %
iss nsa7d fnnn.. mnx i,efiy fns tssz
ran.<s. The Iinis<d hysusd of ths
Eunaxsi.aal llitnanxn cnunch IN tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26

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sfiis..1fn<rtl /" lafefnsu f1AztsT oalU enc-
pe.tef scr eessnu,tsy j. s >aSstsan. Tor alsAs
lan fruns isoce- ms fnSste. or Wntsn 2
aaw tlsss zsss a>rency y pfsrarsn eVsschalsy
sor ny ftt<pDtor.f rfAlfs uzfn - az1x>effuf o.
apsseHseznpst nere. In ssas<s freal utetltek
sr in;kurssac tsurthanss fens~slss 4akfcss 1sns.s
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VnliKEE MDDf..
1unIp uun t0unusl ptAeesg. t1z1nzH nnn
Ens3 assE z1nsussamtth srruss ,ssuu enn =
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amt m tise nsuecacs 81 tlss ssessg asssi sita,i4
ltGf, nzs1aiiy n1oss toleftt tafnsruzffsftsEs ar
anscfs tlse cfs@effn rsaxl ifextAticun 81 1ksi,-
Eaislta- II b ala affection oi tins seervt tr,-
ten&iltxr o. u cod Hepo~2 ngfn<rin viii
tors tsfoTuNct Bftfsu winch ssll ftns ueyxr
toslir astl; traaarillixes IL ~ sfszss rs,1aDlt
nfeafsH Of elfetnfnt risfunatsss anc Krssil-
Thes n1s1tetsel sspveAiFrssy nInre OF 9esE tn
nv witt tltc EicssoyE thai xsl3<r ffn<.tiTt
19II9Gf tffsna Tnf EtfIere car ~ rslf3si
urn tOfsusx y fseaitt1s aEIf. purify is1zZ 10
itof of tine rctfa aufraDs l,~s&fses tiss =
atves fuste so tktss efo1zsess ttvas and Dsseis
ami efffacitep5 tIsss c circnkafioH- xipneiftsssfu
seen soiI urufft uyr Il and Il is ssels-ste-
crs4itfeE useaSsE Or fUriffyfng. ttH svsssul
azfsngf nss iasas Il lsestssFss tine rccoxsyT
Q strength ~ fvaleeeet4fs. niitkeaect tftt
iIif1ra5fiias. of sssze ant neips tite cnustttis-
iiofiai " fsep3s ~ ~ III. IN ~ fstf1a