davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

,o,oi., for the miehiicst ISSUES. and
.on"'e' ,t,. world no utferanoe or
., r,,ento;cnt: they taught IN
s,ierd .rd Zoe. above the fercest pas'l1n oi
,s,.ii TITO lie Ies.on 81 duty ana OF sacri-
49, ,or AMY, The dust Of one rests IN these
~" 49,, S.Iis IA the tomb Of Robert u. Lee:
, ~, - ,Lo other rests IN his own loved
srd ioy,nc Prairie state 10 The tomb OF
ABRAHAM Lincoln. They taught ny "or1
and decd. IN ine greatest aetiohs OF our
4 conflict: with malice toward
Srnr' Win cb Iri.y ior all That ends the
Office OF eulogy. :, ,,..
,,io,a uithou, noting and guarding against
Inc chief peril that comes WIN ntWIy-uc-
Tned national sovereignty. IL Is the slfe
team that runs away because The reins are
loosencd. and safety is assumed without
"ioi,encr. and the decline and fall OF many
creat nofiona!ities were solely W unseen
md unapprcciatcd dangers which ins'nsi-
bly sa,jpcd the yltlls Of just administra-
ton. .u...o..,...,...,
tte state that dismaniled the sovereignty Of
The nation, and there Is danger IN the
.ovcreiguty Of the nation that h!' DIS
mantIpd the sovereignty OF the state.
Tbere Is " e. knees in the very strength OF
our nationality, and it is clearly taught ny
the logical results q The war. The peru oi
free Government to-day i CONTINUATION,
and its deformed im9gc has been often
Xisitlc since the war as the legitimate OF.
srring OF debauched political authority
II has called TO earnest protest and
fearless battle many Of the ahle,t
and best men Of the North who were
il, sincere accord with the establishment OF
national supremacy. II disrupted the great
uartv OF power in 1872; and ii was the uu-
daupted friends Of Lincoln who halted NJ
the threshold Of dcspOtic political power
and reyoluticniZed the national adminis-
tfx,ion. They saw Capitalization in Gov
eminent, in finance, in business, IN every
channel where liz power could reach win
rroft; and the industry Of the Norm i
convulsiye to-day chiefly in protest AGAINST
The common ueril to industrial THRIFT ana
national safety that has been born OF cen
lTaliZiiion."
Colonel A. X. McClucr made an elegant
impression. and will toke from here win
him the well wishes OF all who were iortu-
rate enough 20 bear bin to-dag.
The Roard e Trustees were in session
to-day and elected ". G.. Brown, III the
South Carolina Military Institute. professor
Of chemistry. The Eo.rd also conferred
the following honorary degrees: ID. D.
Rev. samuel Brown. OF NirginiI; R-1. J.
G. Waugh, q Virginia. and Rev. \. {.
DXor, Of Baltimore. Ii. D.-Rry George
y. Armstrong. Of virginia; Clement r.
Marhha Of England, and Rev. Moses ID.
llcgC, Of Virginia.
Hon. IL, II. Houston. Of Philadelphia,
was elected member Of the BOARD OF Trus-
TIE, in the place Of John McDaleS AleXan'
der. resigned.
With Tie final bali tonight closes one Of
the best and the brightest commencement
OF Washington and Lee University that
has been held since the war. Everybody
seems delighted and pleased.
The friends Of this noble institution al
over the land will be glad TO learn oi ou'
continued prosperity and success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
suauga IEsoRrs,
TIP THREE TH0UstND FEET.
DEER PARK AYn 0AKLA:D'
OK TiIK ..,,..,

OK TuK
CREST or Tho ALbEbh AN'h7'
WfrAfS idb .,.,.cf q,
rAuntrs cJ.AuE SECTION. DIRECTLY
IN THE LINZ OFTHE BALTI-
NOPE AND Otiat
NOgTAGE HIUE- 80 Bi'~ FLA 3fbk%
AILLfMITED fNPRS-S
TRAINS : fOP
WIN the new aud uup<ralsirl hf sci =
duie on TIE Baltimore tnc bIlo Nttf>tA
fuese lovely twin resorts am n'Npni ~,
cou,parison the most tagrpls.N ip-
Gated. both ss to train services Ahh Sct-
roundIngs. Of any cost ~ The Rockies
SEASON OPENS JifNt 2}D.
No niesl No mO.guitOes No nay feyet
No mAlariai Deer Park and Oakland tine
one being but six miles distant no me
other. with the most charming drives Goa
Meeting them--Will be under the lnaGaE.
nent uf Mr.. W. j. WALKER. VINO, in MS
;hIee seasons management has made many
enthusiastic friends OF the gloriOus resorts
an org Eaitinio-oaus Al communications
should W. sddr s,cd Ia ". J. WALK TX.
Queen civ Hotel, Cumberland. Nf.. mp %
Iunr 10 After that date. eitler Deer Park
orpsk.aud. Nd. KA CtS-SGJ S1j tni 40
psrIIunth. according 10 location. TIe Bal
iimOIe and ONO Company DaS spared no
vNpeuss iu reUdctinS Dcer PAX and % K
iaId toe cad ng mountain resorts az t1e
tHsi, pEt fn tue season 20 SO tue altr3c.
ftOns WI! be Of 10 character NOT hitherto
e4'.s, Ted. aud the csst.e Ot both houses al
txct Ted. fir.t.c'8ss '2u1dry "lu" ilyery.
elegant reE hafrug pDts 1tl' - Nb' /
PLACE FOR CHILDREN IN rdS LAND.
rtA lt-L.E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
Exercises OF commencement Day
PrOper-a Number OF Interest.
Ing Observation-Disclosures Of
DpSraes. &c.
ESPECIAL telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
SALEM. Va. June IS.
The Town Hall was crowded iouS in adj
vance Of the exercises. At 10 O'Clock the
BoaId Of Trustees, Faculty, grldmte',
and invited guests took their pllccS on the
stage After prayer by Rev. ID. VI. Hen
kcl. Of PENNSYLVANIA, the speakers wcre
introduced in the following order:
J. J. Shenk, Virginia third honor, Latin
saluiatory; ". +. Main, Virginia Second
honor. Greek Grafton; f. j. smith, New
Jersey. philosophical Grafton; K. b. Brand,
Virginia. subject knights OF Labor y;
W. J. y. Schercr. North Carolina. subject
The Modern Pulpit y; George ID. Brown,
virginia, subject" Ciyil-Seryice Re
form; l.. :. llenkel, Pcnnsylyani'. sub
ject-" The Function OF Poetry =; ". a.
Hunter, Virginia, subject" The Teach
err; ". &. Weeks, Louisiana, subject
Home Rule for Ireland; W. II. DeBtll,
Virginia. Subject" Elements OfSucccsS y;
p, 3. smith, North Carolina, subject
THE American Citizen; }. W. Butler,
Virginia, sub, Get" Christian HeroSm";
W. u. Klose, Pennsylvania, subject
Education and Business Life; +. =.
Weeks. Loui>iana, German Grafton; :. l..
Irvine. Virginia first honor, yaledlcLOry.
CONFb3RlNG DbGEEES,
The president Of the college then con-
ferred in tho usual Latin form the degree
o; Bachelor OF Arts on nine and the de-
gree OF Bachelor OF science on SIX OF the
graduating class.
The degree OF Master Of Arts was con-
ferred on the following members OF the
class of 1881 Napoleon B. Ainsworth,
McAllisier. Indian Territory; Rev. ID. 7.
T.. CrickcnbcrSer. Newport, Va; DR..
Matthew q. Hendrix, Lexington. :. G.;
Rev. Charles l.. Keller, SchOharic, Y. Y;
Rev. VI. q. G.. Scherer, Grafton, W. Va;
Rev. Thomas j. ShlpmaD, Richmond. Va.
OF the elias, Of 1850, Robert +. Borden,
Capon Road, Va. OF the class OF 1879.
Lieutenant David &. Shanks, United
states Army.
PRESERVATION or PRIZES.
TIE JUNIOR Prize scholarship in Eng
lish was presented 10 Edgar Lee Greeyc. Of
Virginia. Grade, -.
The Trustees Medal in Mathematics to
Harry Lee Keen, Of Virginia. Grade, g.j.
The Faculty Greek Medal contest having
resulted in 4 tie. two medals were award d
on the high grade OF 1914, the successful
contestants being Paul Seig, OF Virginia,
and Edwin Sidney Werts, OF South Caro-
lima.
The Literary Societies Medal in Oratory
was presented 10 j. Harry Main, OF Viz
f-inia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

The psnvillc Eog;stcr, in commenting
upon The communication on Richmon@s
tobacco trade, which appeared in or issue
Of Sunday, says:
"Tte au,ho- admit. In the most courteous
manner that while The Richmond tobacco
mon have teen taking u Rip-Van-W lDkle
mar, he tol.acco-Gc;,lers Of DaDvllc have
drawn 10 tbonsclyc. the cream OF the trade,
and ! II. Richmond only The skin-milN.
Thc communication urges up0n the t0oa; =.
90 men 81 the capital CITY more activity ana
,,rcsiqh, in The future. our DlnYllie To-
Eacconi>is should make q note Of this sug-
gestion, and. having won The prize, douDie
their diligence 20 retain IT,
j. not this pregnant with suggestions 10
;he tobacco trade OF RichmcnGF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
SoRFO' ~.
a y,ys,evy- Searching for a sister. &c

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond p.spatchl
NORFOLK. June 10, lN'6.
The body Of mOnih-old infant, singu-
larly dried and mummy-like end perfectly
devoid II smell. was found concealed in the
nj. s'cIing Of dwelling on Cumberland
street tli, morning and turned over 10 the
chief Il police. The coroner, Or. Newton,
decided IN inquest unnecessary, and stated
that the body had been dead aud concealed
at l,a.t ten years. II wa well wrapped IN
= dozen or more cotton cloths. Several diff
fcrcnt families have lived in the house du-
ring ihc past Ten years.
4 Young man mei Hatch arrived here
this morning from Baltimore In search OF
Lis sister. Miss May Hatch, who disappear
ed from her home on AiSquith street, IN
that city. rather my,teriouNly on Monday
last, and is thought 10 have come To TINS
CITY. In company with Detective Roberts
be i making search ~ the city.
william stanton (col0red) WIS convicted
q EouS, breaking In the Corporation Court
at evening and ,entrrccd to the penltcn.
;iaty for two years. He is one OF gam
II snail burglars who have been terror
10 bousCkcepcr, about the city for long
time.
Mr.. Jane, Nolan. oi POrtsm )uth. Will
reprc,cut the Elizabeth Boat club IN The
.iuole.scul contest IN the national regatta
on the Hudson river near Albany on the
10Th and DIST OF July. lie /, p'fhip' o1e
Of the best amateur sinGlg-oarmtn IN the
south.
The schooner William Ward, belonging
10 Henry Kim. Of Norfolk county, and
loaded with Irish potatoes. cabbage. and
cuctlmbcr> for the Boston steamers, was
run into by the ferry-stcGmer Derhlev, thi'
afternoon, and sunk. The crew escaped
by Jumping on the steamer. The cargo was
4 total loss. 4 tug picked mp the NnnN'n
vosseland flowed her to CsmpbrlIs wharf.
The Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
Company have finally determined - buiId
lnc Of railroad from MargaretiSyiile 'la-
ton, on their road, to Plymouth, y. g., ana
thu, open up rich section OF country, ana
also establishing a strong opposition 10 the
Norfolk and Southern line in eastern NOItn
Carolina.
The receiver Of the Exchange National
Bank took the necessary steps to-day b lp-
zeal TO the Supreme Court from the recent
decision OF Chicf.Justice Waite and judge
Bond in the case OF the bank against Balm
n Brother.
Frank Hinton. the negro who stabbed
Emma Brickhousc nearly TO death last
night with an OySter-knifc in dance
house uptown, escaped from The mob OF
negroes who went IN pursuit oi HIM, ana
is still at large.
Norfolk never saw : greater boom in
general building than the present year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
,xarss Enemies.

,bsrn il the i'm perilling OF futuro bodily
ron,Iort and the average tenure 80 HE 10
" hich peIsons ~ moderately sDo1 COAST
iuiions are presumably eutiIled hv inpfn-
4, nee IN ealing aud drinking anu tl-IerH'
iesS uss OF drugs 70 ~ one oi the nRppy 90,
p.biiitits OF llosiefter's Stomacn httetS
hat n can repair damages thus lnnlcC'd
wien the hlnod IL thin snd waOry 'hs
bowels out Of order. The conpie Nlou aut
tongue 10th giving evidence OF pIlIo''s''e.s'
,bs,e IL "A nec,ss,ty for re pairs upon 90 nu-
man q, uemeut obvious euOngh 70 stsftc ~
posscssor. A course Of the bHters VIZ
abai doument OF ''druggiug for rel ~ am
a common-sense Diet and mode OF uIn-
better. What quinlne. for fever and aSna'
and mercury, for billousness ana const pa
ton. went DO. the bitters VIII. ~ aisn re-
heves rheuni atism and nenrax,t. am ~
scttvitI ~ the bowels. iel5.Tu Th.tw)&5a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

iron several occasions BLAINE has raised
a terrible howl because the American SOL
der was not getting fair share OF the pub
lie offices. But. says a contemporary, when
BLAINE holds State convention to nomi-
nate candidate for Governor, and brave
and capable veteran asks for the nomination,
the Pumed knights enthusiasm Tor sol
diers nominates man who never was
soldier. II must be said that In talS in
stance BLAINE displayed his usual con-
.-i.lor,l,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
- COD save the Queen Unknown In
Keumare.

Irish papers tell good story about the
q" National Band" Of Kenmare. Kenmare
4 a place where, In the memory Of man,
not much has been done to encourage "loy-
alty." But when the other day Mr.. Glad.
stones Lord Lieutenant was coming that
way, the Kenmare bandsmen felt that, In
common civility, 10 say nothing OF grati-
tude, they ought 10 play his Excellcncy
a "loyal" tune. Unfortunately, they did
not know one. However, some one or
other procured the music OF "God save
the Queen" and these heroic Kenmare
bandsmen sat up-all morning and practiced
t. In the morning they appeared pale but
perfect, OF very nearly so, and Lord Aber-
deem was very much pleased with the per
Torrance; and, indeed, not without reason.
lie Is the tlrst Lord Lieutenant for whose
sake a "Nstional band /" ever sat up all
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Grandmothers, Past and Future

In a recent lecture before the Msssachu.
setis Medical Society DR.. HoDoEs, in
abiding to the improved "pbysicisl eondl'
ton OF the women Of this generation"
said "Tbe chalky and fragile girls OF
twenty years ago are giving way TO those
with vigorous step and clear, bright color.
Adipose Is deposited where once there
would have been only the outlines Of .
hank and weedy figure, and I, is said that
female life Is longer than II used To be-"
The Boston Hsrait. IN Noticing the lee
tnre, remarks that II is encouraging 10 note
and 70 hear these indications OF the better
health Of women; bat adds that there Is
still enough deiIeacy and superneryousness
In the sex to give point to the warning
Of the French cyuic--" Take
rood care Of " grandmuzzsrs, for you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

thall neyeire see any more - we
have profound respect for the grand
u oihcis-our own grAndmotbers ana tue
erndmoih,rs OF other people--but we 90
not agree With the French cynic. tne
growing disposition with the granddaug"'
'crs to take physical exercise promises a.
hCol,hly snd lIyely lot OF grandmotlefs ~
ever knit yarn socks. made RinSeI'cakes ah
inch ihicS. or protected the spoiled grand
child from The maternal slipper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
HEALING SPRINGS, "a.

This well-knowu resort 3 nov Dp-n 'Or
visitors For pamphlets coutainius tn'i "a
formation apply 10 Purcell. Ladi = Co "r 20
tine proprietgeSs. .......
lcI6-lm Mas. u. CARTER Fl BANK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
DAVIDSON COLLEGE.
commencement Exeretses-B acea lau.
reate sermon-Degrees, &c.
tSnacial teIeVrarn IN tina nspa,rh
IspeciaI teIegram 70 enc Dtspatc


DAVIDSON COLLEGE, n. c., June l6.-
Davidson Is the Presbyterian college for
the States Of North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia, and Florida; II has an In
vested endowment OF $4,000, and has
$4,000 In grounds and buildings. Ten
months ago tue Rev. Luther McKinnon, ID.
d., was elected president OF the institu-
ton. There are now lis students here,
representing six States--an increase OF 30
per cent. on the attendance Of last session.
Professor w. 5. Cunell, Of Hampden
Sidney. Va, has Just been elected Profess
sor OF English and Political Economy.
An agent Is IN the field raising an endow-
ment for two additional professorships.
The closing exercises Of the forty.ninth
session are now in full blast. The bacca-
laureate sermon was preached on Sunday
morning by the Rev. DIR. J. L. Girardeau,
Of Columbia, $. g., from Luke tx, %. and
for tn hour and forty minutes the audience
was held spellbound BY his discussion Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Nolle Prosecuted.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch. !

ST. LOUIS, June 1G.-This morning In the
Criminal Court q ROl!e proSegn was enter
ed in the case against Frank Dingiclder,
charged with forgery IN the second degree.
1t was Dmgfelder who figured as Detective
Mccullough in the Maxwell case and testi-
fiod TO the confession be claimed % have
obtained from MIN through the use
Of choroform. The indictment which
was to-day nOIIe prosecuted was found
sgainst him in order to get him III
jail that he might attempt to obtain con
fession from Maxwell. The charge In the
indictment is forging the name OF y. 5,
smith, local treasurer OF the Missouri Pa
clfc Railroad Company, TO check foE
el,ls0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
DEATHS.

pICKIysON.-Died. yesterday at $50
O'Clock, HUNTER, infant child OF Enders
and T.. q. Dickinson.
The fuaeral will take place THIS EVE.
NING ct O'Clock from the residence OF the
parents, No. 10l4 west Marshall street.
GRADY.-Died, Wednesday evening, OF
1888 o'clock, LILLE W., only daugA alter OF
A. p. and l.. K. Grady, In the third year OF
her age.
rents residence, Scott street between Vena-
bile and Darlington. THIS Thursday
EVENING 1T 4:s0 O'Clock. Friends OF the
family requested 70 attend.
WILLIAMSBURG, suddenly. of heart
disease. on June Is, 1855. near Clarkes-
Vile. Tenn, DAVID WALKER WILL
LlAMS, member OF the 0tey battery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
DEGREES,

Bachelor Of Laws: G. II. Cruichheld,
II Richmond. Va; a. L. duncan, OF VIZ
cinia; ". \. Glasgow. j., OF virginia:
y. NJ. Lea Of Virginia; Z. i. McGowln'
,;r., OF Tennessee W. Il. Newman. OF Ala
lama; r. }. Patton. Of West Virginia
+. II. Rudkin, of Ohio; Il. 3. Semme', OF
Virginia.
Ciyil Engineer: j. W. Anderson. oil
Virginia: W. b. Smith, Of Virginia.
Bachelor Of Arts: W. j. Humphreys, oi
Ohio: ". {. Ludwig. OF Virginia; W. H.
smith, Of Virginia.
Master Of Arts: J. V. Mccall Of Texas;
BE. Sledd. OF Virginia; q. a. Wmchope,
Il Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

Ben. BUTLER says ciyil-service reform Is
"a humbUg and a cheat" and adds: a
have had good deal Il experience upon
the subject during my public lifc."
Whether Ben is right in this particular
case or not, it must be acknowledged that be
ought to know whereof he speaks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

The Lynchburg Ne,eS asks: "Wili some
brother OF the quill inform us why the
papers dub old Ben the widow But
LER'f" Perhaps because he's Ben be-
rcayed OF all that was dearest TO him-puh-
Tic office,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

We would suggest That as the black
Terry season is approaching few more
rascals might be turned out without rem
dcrlng The Administration amenablc TO the
charge Of cruelty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Aynchburg Votes . Subscription "a
the L., III. & n. &. Railroad.

LYNCHBURG. June lG.-Ihe vote on the
question OF = subscription OF two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars by Lynchburg
to the Lynchburg, Halifax and North Caro-
lima railroad resulted to-day as follows ;
For subscription, 1873 against 2J,-ml-
iority for subscription, 1,57j. II Campbell
and Halifax vote subscriptions the coa-
strUctlon Of the road will be- assured. The
road is to extend from Lynchburg 10 Dur
ham, ~,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

"Detroit is considering hard-burned
brick as materill for street-paving. 1t is
said to stard the burden of the heaviest
loads But will it stand the burden Of
Cbica-o feet?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

Miss CIEyELAND's book is said to beyery
amusing and to consist Of Thirteen chapters
of stun for summer consumption. lee
Dreaming farce, perhaps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

"phings are getting % now that Mr..
BLAINE makes speech whenever mack
,rcl gapcs or dog hOwls at niShr'-ln1
denies il The next day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

II Is said That Carl SCIIURz is scheming
to bring about the denomination OF RU'
HEREFORD i. HAYES for President CARL
should be above perpctratinc such Joke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
I'RspI'OS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

l.
PROPOSALS are desired by the Board y
SUPERVISORS Of Chesterfield county. Va. fUr
the EXCAVATION AND EElCk-LAfIN',,
STONE WORK, ItON.NOKk, STATING
CARPENTERS WORK, TINNINp. fLA@-
TERING. and PAINTING comprised iu and
belonging 10 the construction or the clerks
and record-Oilic building 10 be erected AZ
Chesterfield Courthouse. Va. Bids may be
made on the separate classes OF work As
above enumerated, or upon the whole. aud
must be sealed and addressed To VI \. COZ
BILL, Est. Clerk OF Court, Chesterfield
Court house, Va, plainly marked PrOpp-
sails FOR Clerks and Record Office. and must
be In hand by ~ O'Clock VI. il NJ IS, l-s5.
Drawings and spec ltications for the build
ing may be seen on and after MONDAY,
June IA. 1856 at the Office OF Major IIarrl-
son Waite, architect. Petersburg. Va, ana
at the Clerks Office, Chesterfield Court
house, Va. The Board reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids
HARRISON WAITE.
le g-tIe24 ArchiteOL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

,AIgFE has been robbed Of her sca'skin
coat and part Of her diamonds" AIMEE IS
beginning pretty early to advertise her
regular fall farewell tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
MARRIAGES.

Observation-Disclosures. on the
ID instant, by the Rev. Charles II. Read. ID.
d.. at the residence OF the brides father,
DR.. CHARLES SLAUGHTER, OF Lynch
burg. Va. to Miss HATTIE, daughter OF
Mr.. Ii. T.. Gray. Of this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

Asa proof Of lts POPULARITY. ianse
number OF its patrons aro k41ULAk
CT ES1S each summer,
Desert tiye Pampb' ets az furoei., ladf q
COfsaud Polk Miller & CO. 4
ie2lm PHILIP r.. BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
IRANDUorEL. ALUHSPRiN6,.

IL \ Nj iiO ! III. Ab' VI - is't'' =
u ROtKRRIrGE COurrY. "a. Il u
~ ~ the Virginia mountains. re irs> no
surroundings. extensive ana b'ti'itn
shaded lawn. eas, electro bols. aus 4
modern Improvements: two day i1a
post. teirgraI PHI. and eSpr,ss O. i.'"s 90 ? .
piemseb: table the very b.+si '4Alfi1it.f.
iuIniSned roons. superb band o. m.. '.
eend Tor Illuminated psmpairl tit.. .,
moderate. open f0r visitors JO 'f -
Waters Alum CbRiY bra's. anl Fr'r~i .s.
IS. r. WILKINSON. Manager.
"a I3-lfn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
BhIEF COMMENT.

The exile Of Tie French Princes Is grldu-
ally broadening out into one OF The hncst
pieces OF humor Of the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.

This great health aud pleosure-r'1'It g.
now Opn fnr Tie sea,Ou
The high STANDARD Of The cusn' 1911. DE
fully maintained In every Respect.
F0rterus ana Information Apply 'n
h. t. EAkLl.
io Am, SGpsriuteultrtf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

All letters and telogmms must he address
a., 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not Dc re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
REMOVAL

WE HAVE REMOVED TO OUR
w large. commodious warehouse Nos.
INA aud Ills. corner Twelfth and Cary
streets. With greatly improved facilities
FOR conducting q general Jobbing business,
we most respectfully invite an early call
from both tie retail city and country deal
ers. They will always find large and com
plete STOCK OF GROCERIES,, TEAS, To-
BACCOS, CANNED GOODS, CIGARS, Ii
QuORS, DC, 20 suit their wants
SLATER, MYERS & co.
e1o,ls,I5.I7.ao.22- OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
SKINNER RrsORrs.
uuGrENOT spRINGs.--PLE

IIUGUENOT SpRINGS.-PLEA-
IL SAINT SUMNER RESORT NEAt.
IHE JAMES eighteen miles above R.ct-
mond and Que AMI a qatrfer mites from tar
depot: elevated si.listiOu IN = bsalilfg.
shady grnye az fhlrtY arEcs: naNF ma.
every fic.luy fpr health ana plaaslrs r -
teIehrutef GHALi BENTE and ~livU &
STRINGS aye consenienty >'tGs'-d 10 fI-
grove gu9 d fuii ice-uou-e. y -. p" a.
~ ! - driTy or the premises atofl '1u =
~ rs &C fresh mix. erNpd veg .rt
4 pleasant time and perfect AIS i""pI a..
sLtcd ioail " lao CONE.
81. !. MCDOWELL
IcI74i owner ani Mtutrrf