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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
A strong Appeal.

Rev. c. T. Chichester, seamen'S chap
lain at Charleston, :. c., who has charge
Of the Mariners church and the sailors
Home OF that city. is in Richmond. Under
the auspices Of the Charleston Port Society
for Promoting the Gospel Among seamen
MIR. Chichester has for years devoted him
self TO preaching to and looking after the
.uiritual welfare Of sailors. The church
and the Home were wrecked by the earth
quake. and Mr.. Chichester is now making
n tour Of the Atlantic ports endeayoring tC
raise funds to rebuild them. 1t IS impo'
sible for the Port Society TO rebuild with
ont outside aid, and they make strong
appeal to members Of all religious demon
nations. Mr.. Chichester will remain II
the city several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
The theapcAt and Best business Col
Inlr

The Commercial College OF Kentucky
University, situated in the city Of Lexiny.
ton, XIV. received the Gold Medal and Di.
ploma of Honor at the " orld- Exposition
over all college, for stem # bookkeeping
and general business education.
Nearly one hundred young mon, from
twenty states, entered This college the past
month. It, gudu2ts- aic Guaranteed sue
cess. " You de-ire honor. a cheap and
! thorough course IL bookkeeping, and a
practical business education thlt will in-
sure >ucce,s. attend this college. Short
hand. tyTe.Wrlting. and telesraphy are spe-
cialics. Literary course free.
Read ;hcir advertisement In this paper,
md write for circular. containing cngra-
wing. OF Worlds Exposition Educational
jury and particulars. 10 II president, VIII
Iur Il. smith. Lexington, Ky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
Business STEADILY Increasing In
(hurteato0.
lBy telegraph to the Dlspstch.l

CHARIrST0y, :. c., October S.-Tbere
were no new earthquake disturbances here
to-day. Business Is steadily growing bet
ter. The receipts OF cotton this week were
29,75T bales. as against 2G,lI6 bales In the
corresponding week lat year, and all cot
ton presses are working fun time.
The steamship Iiunt>mau cleared to-day
for Liverpool with j,1l0 bales OF cotton.
She was loaded and; cleared in live days.
There could lie no better refutation OF the
charges that Chmlcston's facilities for
doing business have been destroyed by
earthnuaho.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
uustinss Court Yesterday.

The first case tried was that OF George
Hop, a Chinaman, who was charged Win
throwing a piece OF iron at and hitting on
The ankle a smlll boy because the boy
yelled "rats" at him. The lury failed to
agree, and George was bailed until the next
term OF the Court.
III. Davenport, charged with felonlous
assault. was lincd one cent and sent TO illl
Tor fifteen days.
Michael Collins was tried for resisting the
oolIcc. He was fined S5 and costs, which
he paid and was discharged. ,.
John Mayo, charged with felonious
assault. was acquitted.
In the case Of Robert Dabney, charged
Sith the .ame offence, nOile proSeqW was
entered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
nxor MANY q I.easae

spreads the mss%s mnrs;, or snS nS'SSpos SspSa. fever seer
,pet there In sstasnabt water In which
Mhs,s,r,eon or refuse ofany kind decays
Ngetsu.sn surely a. the sun rises, are gene
sSa the seeds Of fever and ssns q, ,ss
fguc, ~ ~" ,vne For the etects OF THIS
manned air. Hostetter's stomsch Bit
snNensu,sn,shes an antldoie, and prevents
tefs ,es contraction and recurrence OF
,scS SUS nssdies Eyen along a ,ns line tin OF e1'
caNt..',", -, lsr rial diseases are not only viru-
Wh.,n ~, deadly. Bosietter's stomach BIT
en- rs demonstrated It's iucomparable
tn tn,.c;pSe Qualities. Not only for febrlle
6u! sso fes disorders tsT % s1s
sionis'.aactiyitv OF the kdney and bladder.
aia asa xeTy effeotive. II couteracts the effects
CtMtik"F &C S-1uTn(W)&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL OVER
THE WORLD.

lam native q England, and while was
in that country ] contracted terrible
blood poison. aud for two years was under
ii,aiH ent ss an out. door patient al MOI.
tiultSm bospital. England but was mol
cured. suffered the most agopizlng pains
in Hy bone-. and was covered with sores a J
over my body and limbs. had vertigoand
teafuess. with partial loss o. sight, severe
IsiIs ia my head and eyes ETC.. which
nearly ran me crazy. / lost all nope IN tnai
county and sailed for America. aud was
Treated al Roosevelt. IN this city. Is well as
by q prominent physician In NeT 1ork
having 10 connection with the hospitals.
! Jaw the advertisement OF Swiits Spe-
ere. and / determined TO give II a trial as
last resort. j had given up all nope OF
heiug cured. as / had gone through the
hands uf the best medical men In Noting
ham and New YORK. / TOOK six bottles OF
: = =, and ! can say, with great Joy, that
they have cured ne entirely. ! am as
sound and well as / ever was Ia my lie.
l.. FRED. HALtORD.
NEw YORK CITY, June IL, 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
Aant In The lirand Iary.

John A. johnson, who keeps bar'room
on Seventh street between Grace and
Broad. was before the Police Court ye>ter'
dey morning charged with keeping a
d,Sorderly house. He was sent on TO the
grand jury. , A..
William Deane (coloredl was before the
court charged with aS>aulting ana Striking
Claybrook James with brick with intent
Ia Kill Sent on 10 the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
Pardon OF Diseased COnvicts.

The Governor has pardoned the follow
.ng conyicts Isaac Mccoy, Of Princess
Anne county, sentenced in August, 1881,
% eight year. in The penitentilry for house
bresking; Charles scott, sentenced III
Washington county to two years tor mousse
,reaking in May, 1856, and Enoch Johnson,
Il Spotsylyania county, sent on LOT seven
years for murder in the second degree.
The pardons were granted on the recon-
nendations OF DR.. J. {. Watson, surgeon
Il the penitentiary, who says that the men
are honrlesslY diseased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
me AcndfuY.

"Romco and Juliet" was Played nj the
Academy last night 30 sDii audience.
Miss Beaudet appeared to advantage as
Juliet, and filed the y6ie more satisfactorily
than the balance OF the troupe IN ihtif
respective parts.
This afternoon Romeo aui Juliet VIII
be reQcated. aud TO night Richard Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

accompli,bed actresses that h,s ever tctn IN
orr city. Mis- Bplfe IL not only very premy;
graceful, aud versatile. with beau'nu,
dresses for bcr vsrious part, but her faciai
expressions are wonderful. she - sp
actress Of real merit. and should have
crowded houses. Don't miss seeing ner ~
the MATINEE. or si the performance to-nigm
in her charming renditlop of "Dsgnar."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
o,s n.mtn,on Assembly Rail.

Old Dominion Assembly, Knights OF La
NIGHT. The attendance was large and
everything passed OF smoothly. There
were many visiting knights present aud
one hdy delegate, Miss 4. +. Eaton, OF
Assembly 81, OF Washington. Dancing
vas Kent up tin IN early hour this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
The C,,y Democratic Committee

The City Democratic Committee have e'-
tabli,hed their headquarters at No. lilo
Main street, u few doors above the Dispatch
Office. They are in charge Of Mr.. Samuel
p. wilkinson and DR.. \. ;. McRae. who
will always be found ready to give cheerful
and prompt attention to all matters per-
tanning TO the congressional canvass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

WHERE TO FIND PEARIs.-Scientinc peo-
pie have been Uns,ructing folks where TO
look for pearls; but right here In Richmond
and al accent territory they aoound-in the
mouth Of every lady and gentleman who
uses NINoT's pESTIFRICk. BY all drug
gists 20 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

>iill holds IL own m The market. Only a
f,w day, ago our cnternrislng firm. MesSrs.
Chri.tian, White q Co., shipped over one
bundled and forty 81 the Gordon Huns,
most oi Them heinz for New York. The
fUe fNor Of these hams have won for
them a wide reputation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
BLOOD

" the Nfe, and he is " ise who remembers
a. Bat IN March OF last year (lss4) con-
trscted blood poison. and. being In Savan
nah Ga, al the time. went into the hospi-
la there for treatment. ! suffered very
much from rheumatism at the o" me Time.
! dill not get well under the treatment
there nor was / cured by any Of tue usual
means. have now taken seven bOtties OF
hvlit specific. and am sound and well. IL
drove the poison out through 0olls on the
skin DAN. LEAHY.
JEksEY CITY. n. j., August z. 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
.,,. ps,nsx,yau,a veterans.

The steamer Westmoreland, having on
hoard the veterans OF the One Hundred.
apd.Twerty.nlnth Pennsylvania Regiment
Of Volunteers. left the city Yesterday morn-
ing ut : O'Clock for Philadelphia. The
veterans all seemed well pleased with their
Wilt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

CANcERs CURED.-Dr. \. q. W0LLARD,
Of Richmond, Va, IS having great success
in curing Cancers. lie has cured hundreds
pronounced iucuraO,e by other physicians.
send for pamphlet with references and cer-
tircates. The Doctor can be found at his
Office, zoe east Leigh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

ATCABELLs PHARMACY Thirdand Main
streets LuLms English Lavender Lub!ns
Lait de Concombrc. Caswell No. Cologne,
pr. Pierre's Eau Dentifrlce, Mrs. PSays
Nanicure Goods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
Tho Ga,Ious In south Carolina
10y telegraph to tue DIspstch.I

10y
CHAIR ESTON, :. G., October Sat Edge
field to-day Wright Weldon (colored) vas
hanged for the murder. twelve years ago. Of
John Lagrane, a well-,O-do farmer. On the
gallows Weldon made confession, charging
that white man hired him and other ne
grOes 10 cOmmi, the murder.
At Anderson to-day Jasper Davis, who
murdered his wiie . short time ago under
atrncious circumstances. wl- convicted anu
sentenced to be hanged November 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
New GuChwS heat
and Vermont Maple syrup
at
CHRISrI.N. WINE N co.'s.

DEsFRyrNG CoSFIDESCs.-rhere lsnoar-
ticle which So richly deserves the entire
confidence Of the community as BROws's
BRoNCHIAL TEoCHEs. Those suffering from
Asthmat.c and Bronchial Diseases. Coughs
and Colds should try them. Price rs cent?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
The Theatre.

The Richmond theatre-going public do
moi .eem TO recognize the fast that there u
now pbying at the Theatre one oi the most
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
Amt You Ashamed
Tic Parade MOnday-Line or
Murcb. &c.

Mr.. /. l.. Lynch, chief marshal OK the
parade 81 the Knights next Monday. wishe-
1ll assemblies or trade organizations OF this
city or Manchester ard visiting organiZl-
lion. and assemblies who expect to tax"
IaIt in The parade, 90 meet a> io!l0ws:s
All assemblies and organizations west o;
Tenth street meet at the corner OF Fourth
and Broad .trCCt>- cCioTcd on north side,
white on south side.
All assemblies cast of Tenth street meet
on tie corner Of Eighteenth and Main
streets cOlored on north side, white on
south side, at O'Clock sharp.
Alp local master wOrkmen and officers
will wear a white roset'e.
The aids to the Chief Marsha! q blu,
sash.
The Chief Marshals q sash Of lilac, blue
and white.
Nar,hals and aids will assemble at Ar
mory commitlec-room, seventh and Mar
shall streets. at : O'Clock a. NJ, sharp.
The column will be formed at the head OF
Fourth and Broad streets, and march down
Broad TO Nineteenth, down Nineteenth tc
Main, up Main 20 Fifth, mp Fiji
10 Franklin. aud thence to Laurel street
and out to the Fair.Grounds.
NARsHALs AND AIDS
The following are the marshols OF the
p.rade: Mes>rs. l.. l.. Lynch, Il. +. Jone',
.Iobn T. Chappen, and Isaiah Peterford.
The aids are: hcssrs. &. l.. conway
:. II. Dismond, J. ID. Wade, j. II. Barrett
Colonel u. T.. De Clay, Lewis stewar',
Challes Devote, and Robert Taylor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

tory and to introduce the smallpox among
non-unon men. Is wretch like thar sup
posing he IL not insane) ne man Ior
Knight OF Laborp Look at him In either
the light of a conspirator or liar, ana ne is
equally contemplate. Drum him out ana
oil others Of the same class. IL Is about
time something was done with these writers
OF circulars and red books, or eisc the pub
Tic will feel justified in believing some OF
the Infamous stories which these Knights
81 Labor themselves get inserted In the
Public prints are true, or that wholesale and
wicked lying on the part OF Knights against
Knights is Permitted and endorsed, and II
i al,u about time the Convention began
work.
RICHMOND.
The only entertainment so far afforded
the visiting knights was the eloquent and
impressive speech Of Governor Lee. Tue
city OF Richmond has not so much as
loaned flag to decorate the hall. The poor
hotels Of the place, when they did not turn
their guests away, have squeezed an extra
half.dOllsr a day out OF them when
ever IL was possible, and the spirit
OF make e.all-yOIl-can-g n-get-out-oi-strangers has
even extended 10 the newsbOys, who
charge visitors five cents right along for
two-cent city paper. The only hospitality
that has been shown TO the Knights was
that by their own brethren, and the money
subscribed foT the purpose by the colored
knights exceeded that subscribed by the
whites. Really on the hospitality question
hOnors would seem to be easy. The
Knights are certainly paying their way.
MERCENARY KNIGHT.
One OF the enterprising and mcrcenary
Knights Is selling a rerbdtim report OF the
secret meetings Of the Convention TO Il
prominent journal. General Master Pow
derry denounced this man to-day az tran
tor TO the order, aud publicly informed the
assembled ncwspapcr-men that he (thc
knight had violated his obligation as such
and was liable to be expelled. The whole
afioir is productive Of merriment, for the
secret sessions, like the executive sessions
Of the Senate (Which these wofkingmen
oppose so bitterly, are the merest farce.
An the newspapers and the Associated
Pres. get substantially what transrires, and
the public are simply spared the dry de-
faiis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
SlECIAL CORRESPOSOINTs.
Nugg cts OF News Teiegraphed Ab 'ai
tho knights Proceedings.

While most Of the members OF the GEN
cral Assembly imagine that they are slttng
s.ln secret session" the press reporters and
special correspondents here are getting
almost all the news they want. The Boston
men gather up and telegraph to the Boston
Journals what is Of most interest 10 the peo-
Dle OF that vicinity; tue New York men do
ibc same for New York; the Philadelphia
men the same for philadelphia, and the Dis
match 1aticrs itself that very little OF general
interest to the citizenS of Richmond escapes
lis rcurescntatiYCs. While Mr.. POWdery
is giving out scanty and attenuatcd reports,
tbcrc are people in the hlll-dclega'cS, II l.
belicycd-who are tclcgraphng the pro.
cccdiugs from This city, and there are othcr>
surviving news TO correspondents. 20 IN
one way or another il all leaks ont. but
sometimes in quite a tangled shape. II the
United states Senate, with about seventy
five members, can't keep their secrets. it Is
a homeless undertaking for convention Of
cigbi hundred. The AsSemblyis managing
tIis mart OF its Business miscrlbly bad. y
far letter plan than they are now pursuing
Nould be for Mr.. Powdfrly 10 appoint one
ol his eight hundred delegates aS reporter,
and let that reporter furnish the press with
a two-column report OF proceedings every
day. That would Kill of speculation ana
he far more satisfactory, to the delegates at
least. than the present open-secret' se'-
sion. From great mass Of matter sent tfrom
Richm ond- most Of it Of no earthly inter
e,t TO our peOple-the following readable
eXtrocts from reports OF special telegraphlc
correspondents are taken:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
y =
Mss BLAIR WILL RESUME HER

Hiss BLAIR WILL RESI- NE HER
vi general SHAKsPEA RE CLASS for
ladies and Young Girls
i"''' WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81,
At No sol EAST GRACE STREET:
and The class for young girls-History as
,sneht by shakespeare
TIT RSDAY. OCTOBER 2lST,
No. 6I2 EAST LEIGH STREET.
Circulars can be found al the numoeIs
,,C"ttoned above, or at the store OF Messrs.
I.rhUjth 4 pNrhpm. Oc s7Sa}t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

Two yesr ago contracted blood poison.
After taxing prescriptions ftom the best
phlAcsns herr and At Dallas. concludeo
10 visii Hot Springs, and on reaching Tex
hiksua q doctor recon Ine ended me to try
h"ln'h rpeclic, assuring me that II would
t%nent me more than Hot Springs Al
tf0ugb fha
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

THE DISPATCH JoB.PRIsrIsa House Is
thoroughly equipped to do all kinds OF
BOOK. AND JoB-PRrSrISe at the shortest
nOtice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
Powdcrly Endorses No. 10.
lPitfshnrgh Disnatch. 7th.l


But the greatest blow TO the enc
mics Of the Home Club was vet TO come.
In the midst Of the mtife, when crimina-
ton and recrimination ragged hottest, and
when all the damaging lies and truths ever
alleged against the Home Club had been
rehashed and reembellished, the calm voice
Of the general master workman husbed the
confusion. Deliberately. but iorcibly aud
with feeling, Mr.. Powderly put the seal oI
his combination on the abuse that had been
hoaped on District 40; defended il from the
ridiculous slapders that had been circulated
in regard TO IL, and expressed general ap'
proya Of its course, bls admiration Tor II,
energy-in the cause OF oppressed labor ana
its championship Of the victims OF race
prejudice. II Is not putting il too strong
10 say that his speech was virtually :
thorough endorsement Of the leaders oi
District Assembly 40. II was decidedly
quleting to antiIIome Ciubbers, and was
received with general applause.
Mr.. Powderly's attitude Is subiect OF
much gossip on the qmet, and II Il. oil
eonrse. asserted by the most uncompro-
missing opponents Of District 40 that he mas
been captured, body and breeches, by ,le
Home Club. The truth Is. the Home cup
is right, and Powderly simply espouSel
the side OF the right. He would not sec
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
EDUCATIONAL.
CpADUATEINH HIGH HONORS

A GRADUATEIN HIGH H0NORS
y ian English University (Oxford) will
shortly conduct a very small and select
he pnfp0se Of completing their instruc-
10, 80 In ali branches OF a liberal EDUCATION.
AoV'Ip IpgoTEssoR BEAUMONT, NJ. A.
f&west Monument street.
e,s Baltimore, Md.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
Social Equality and Negro MasOus.
[BOstOn Herald

A conservative ana lnruenllii culZen oI
Richmond, discussing the social equ1lty
matter tonight, said: "As long as these
members ot the Convention chose to sleep
and eat with negroes we old not care
that was their own affair; but when they
propose to dictate TO us how we shall gov
EN- our local affairs, we feel II time TO call
a halt. At the North there is not lodge
Of Masons into which a negro will
be allowed to enter. White members OF
that order in the South could with
as much propriety carry negro
Mason into northern lodge as can these
white knights Of Labor carry negro into
the orchestra Of our theatres. Why is the
negro Mason denied admission into the
northern lodge, II not because OF his color
The negro Masous in the United States hold
their charter from the English Masons, s.
do the white Masons in the United StI.e'.
New York and Massachusetts lodges have
been the most persistent in their refusal t.
admit colored MasOns into their lodges, aud
vet party Of New YorkeIs undertake to
force a social equality upon us that they do
moi nrnctice themS0lVeSp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
rho Ce,eb,a,ed ,;ordou Ham

Syclc Brothers will reopen tonight at
Gao O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
TRINY CiGARs.

ATCABELL's PHAbNACY, Third and Main
streets, WolfTraP Lithia, Buffalo Lithia,
Bethesda and all mineral waters on DRAFT
or by the bottle. Deep Rock. Vichy. Kis-
ssngtn. Plain Soda. Sc. delivered In syphon
bottles anywhere In the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09
POISON

lad produced great holes IN my back and
cbtst and had removed ali the hair or my
head. yet ! Degau 10 improve Ia week =
uue, aud the sores began 20 heal, aud were
entirely gone inside Of eight weehs.
WILL JONES.
Porter Union Passenger Depot
CISCO Tx, July IS. 1858.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-09

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
msisd free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
bisNei 3. Atlsnts Ga. i57 west Twenty
tbirc street New York. oc S.1w