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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
Rriefs ana Personals.

The rainfall yesterday morning up 30 II
". was III inches.
The city and State offices were all closed
yesterday, and nothing was done in any OF
the courts except In the Police Court.
The distance from Richmond TO Peters.
burg was covered Saturday evening by by
ciclists IN two hours and thirty-nine min
utes. The road was rough, and this Is con-
sidered good time.
Mr.. y. Z. Seitz, editor oi The Item, o I
Glenrock. Pa, and MCssrs. w. X. Bur.
CESS, +. Z. Crump, and Henry Charter, for
merly OF this city, were in the city yester-
day with the Washington excursiOnists.
The picnic which will be given at Ash
land Park on Thursday by the ladies OF the
Retreat for the Sick for the benefit Of that
institution promises 10 be an enjoyable
affair, and will doubtless be well attended.
AT the request Of the friends Of the Young
Ladies society Of Trinity church they will
repeat their entertainment recently given
at Corcorsn Hall at the ArnOry Friday
evening next at s O'Clock. Some fifty
young ladies will participate in the drill
under the direction OF Sergeant {. Gray
BossieuX, Of the Richmond Grays.
At meeting OF the st. Vincent de Paul
Society Of 81. Patrick's church held sunday
afternoon Messrs. John X. Molloy, Patrick
Keenan,, A. l.. Masurier, and James Hayes
were elected delegates TO the annual con.
ference OF the Society, which meets IN
Washington on the 9th Of June. The ses-
sion will last three days, and Will be pre-.
sided over by Archbishop Gibbons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
IS MRS. WINSLOwp

As this question Is frequently asked, We
will simply say that she IL "A lady who for
upwards OF forty years has untlringly de-
voted her time and tall II as q female ply
stefan and nurse. principally among chill
dren. She has especially studied the con-
stitutiOn and wants Of this numerous class.
and as O result OF this effort aai practical
knowledge, obtained In llfetlme spent AS
q nurse and physician. she has compounded
a SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething.
II operates like magic. giving rest and
health, and IL, moreover. sure 10 regulate
the bowels. In Consequence OF this article
Mrs. " inslow Is becoming world renowned
as "A benefactOr OF her race. Children cer-
tainly do RISE UP and bless her. Especially
Is this the case IN this city. Vast quantities
OF the SOOTHING SYRUP are DAILY sold
and used here. We think Mrs. Winslow
has immOrtaliZed her name by this inyalu-
able article, and We sincerely believe thou
sands OF children have been saved from an
carly grave by It's timely use, and that mil
lions yet unborn will share It's benefits and
unite In calling her blessed. No MOTHER has
discharged her duty to her suffering little
ones In our opinion, until she has given II
the benefit OF MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. Try IL, mothers-TRY 1T
NOW.-Lddles' vtstiOr, Ne0 York Chy. Sold
by oil druggists. 20 cents bottle.
Ie l-eOdlW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE CENT TURY
N AGAZINE

for JUNE includes one hundred illusira-
tions ana the following articles:
FAITH HEALING AND KINDRED PIE
NOMENA.
This papcr embodies the results OF thirty
years study and experience. defining and
explaining che so.called mind and faith
cures. the Bible miracles. etc. liy the Rev
J. N. Buckley, ID. D., editor OF the Christian
Adtocdte
TIE LABOR PROBLEM,
"a WORD OF SYMPATHY AND CAUTION -
"TwoKINDs OF BoYCoTTING"; also, THE
LABOR QUESTION" by Washington Glad
den.
FICTION
includes two illustrated short stories. 10y
Thomas Nelson Page. author OF Marse
Cham and Colonel u. NJ. Johnston; IRA
shimR, "a japanese RIP Van Wiukle; and
chapters of MIR. HoWellss novel.
THE MARYLANDIN INVASION OF 1862
ANTIETAM. OR SHARPsBURG--" Unques-
tiouably, on the Confederate side. the best
fought battle OF the war" -Four papers.
by General Longs,Teet. General John q.
Walker, Colonel II. Kyd Douglas. and
Charles Carleton Ooflin. the war correspond
ent. with above thirty illustrations.
ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES.
AIITERARY RAMBLE, by Austin DobsOn.
with ten Illustrations; HAKVARD S BOTANIC
GARDEN, 10y Ernest lngeTsoll, with eleven
illustrations; AMERICAN COUNTRY DWELL
INCs, 10y Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer,, with
fourteen illustrations; BIRDS EGGS, by
John Burroughs. with many cuts.
LETTERS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
hitherto unpublished. on Office seeking,
Cooperation, his Indian Policy. etc. with
frontispieCe portrait. Edited by the Hon.
John BgelOw.
The contents also comprise "Open Let
tiers " on " CHRISTIAN UNION etc: poems
by Edmund Gosse, Harriet Prescott Spot
ford and othersetc.
Sold on ali news-stands. Price 80 cents
te Lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
Piedmont AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DASvIILE Rtu.RoAn--TvPon-
TANT TO THE TRAVELLING PuBLEc-scs
pENSION OF TRAINS

RICHMOND AND DASNiLLE RNLR0An--fNPon.
TANr TO THE TRAVELLING PuBLEc-scs
PENSION OF TRAINS.
TN account of the change OF gauge to Do
made on the several divisions and branches
passenger trains will be discontinued on
the Richmond and Danyille railroad sys-
tfn-aS follows.
fcrk-Rirtr DiriSion between Richmond
and West Point. Thursday, May 2Itb,
IRAN No. so. due 10 leave West Point AZ
$40 Z. NJ. will be abandoned. Train No.
81. due to leave Richmond from Richmond
and DanyIlle depot at 2:45 4. NJ. will, on
the 27tb, depart from the Twenty.fourth-
street. depot on schedule timc. but win
make no connection at West Point with
steamer for Baltimore.
Richmond and DdncGle DiuiSiJn (be-
tween Richmond and Charottel. Tours.
day, MAY 21th, Train No. 50, due TO leave
Richmond at 2 \. NJ, VIII be aban-
doncd for that DAY only. Train No.
80. due 20 leave Richmond at 3:25
L. ", will leave on time on the 2Ith.
Train No. 81, due at Richmond at 7 A. NJ.
on the 27th. viii not run north of Dan.
VILE. Tram No. 81. due at Richmond at
3:35P. VI. on the 2ith, will run, but rs de-
laycd train. Tuesday, June lsi, Train No.
y. due to leave Danyilc at S:0i A. VI.
south bound. will BE- delayed at Danvile
until about MIDDAY or until gauge II
changed, and will then run through n de-
laycd train. Monday. May 3tst, Train No.
80, due to leave Richmond at 3:25 =. NJ.
will not 30 south u Danyillc. Train No.
81 VIII leave Charlotte on June Ist a. soon
~ gauge Is changed. Thursday, May
2,ih, Train No. 4l, due TO leave Bon Air at
Sis \. ". will be- abandoned
North Carolina DiriSi0n between Colds
boro' aud Salem). June LIST,
Train No. 81, due 10 leave Greensboro, at
$50 \. NJ. will be abandoned between
Greensboro and Company shops.
Western North CdroipQ DiriSion DE
tween Salisbury and Pam, Rock).-satur-
day, May 10Th. all trains viii be abandoned.
atlantic and Charlotte Air-Line Division
(betwoen Atlanta and Charlotte. Monday,
May 3lst, Train No. u, due to leave At
lanta AT ) 4. ~, will be abandoned. Train
No. 80. due to leave Charlotte at 3 A. NJ.
June ist, VIII be abandoned. Tuesday,
June 1T. Train No. So, due to leave Atlanta
at $40 \. NJ, will not leave until about
midday, or until gauge Is changed. Train
No. 81. due to leave Atlanta at 5 L. NJ, will
leave on time June lsi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
The virginia Historical society.

A meeting OF the Executive Committee
of the Virginia Historical Society was held
Friday evening in the rooms Of the Society
in the Westmoreand club Iiouse. Present: /:
Messrs. Cabcll lin the chair, Anderson,
Barney, and Brock.
A number OF gifts Of books, ETC., were
reported.
Letters were read from w. ". Corcoran,
Esq, presenting stereotype-platcs OF the
Madison State Papcrs--a valuable work,
long out Of print--to the Society; from
W. A. Glasgow, Esq. Fincastle, Va. trans.
mitting an interesting Ms. narrative Of
the battle II Point Pleasant. October ~,
l77i. prepared by Colonel Benjamin II.
smith. Of Charleston. w. Va; from David
K. Randall. Esq, Of Johns Hopkins Uni
ycrSitv, Baltimore, Nd, transmitting an
address from committee appointed by the
Historical Society 0f Anne Arundel c0un'
", Md, TO make suitable preparation for
the celebration at Annapolis on September
lIth next Of the centennial anniversary OF
the Annapolis Convention Of lISG--an event
which has been held by statesmen as one Of
the IIOst important in the constitutional
history OF our country. The delegates
from Virginia were james Madison, Ed
mund Randolph, and 81. George Tucker.
The Virginia Historical Society Is request
ed 10 send representatives, to be- the guests
Of the Historical Society Of Anne Arundel
county and Of the corporation Of Annapo-
IL. and il is designed that the representa-
lives shall prepare biographical sketches Of
the delegates to the Convention Of 1886
from Virginia, 10 be read at the proposed
anniversary meeting.
A resolution thanking Mr.. Corcoran for
his generous gift was passed.
The following gentlemen were elected
members OF the society: Messrs. john
Randolph Bryan, Esq, Richmond, Va;
John De Witt Warner, Esq, New York
city; Francis Collier Goode, Esq, Wash
ington, ID. c; Francis Cowan Goode, Esq,
Springfield, Ohio; William Henry Collier
Goode, Esq, Sidney, Ohio; Hon. Philip
Goode Gillett, Jacksonville, Ill. William
Armistead Collier, Esq. Memphis, Tenn;
BurweII =. Goode, NJ. d., Cincinnati, ..
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01

The Greeks had legend 10 the effect that
the nightingale sang sweetest when near
the tomb Of kpollo, aud surely il an orator
lacked inspiration, he would be at no loss
TO find IL here-here in the shadow OF yon.
der granite pile, and in the midst OF a
thousand billow-hke graves, among which
sleep IIill, Pickett, "Jeb" Stuart, and .
vast army Of others who illustrate that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
Meteorological

The subioined table gives the readings OF
the thermometer, the course OF the wind at
sunrise, ana the amount OF rainfall for the
month Of May. The readings Of the ther-
mometer were taken In an elevated portion
Of tie city. Iiee from any influence OF re-
fracted heat, and from French instruments,
showing the highest and lowest points OF
the mercury during each twenty-four
hours. IL l. believed that no better situa-
lion for observations Of this character can
be found in our city. They have been care
fully noted, and are believed to be absolute
" correct:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
Police Court

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Bette Jones and Harvey Burnett Doth
coloredl, drunk. Fined each az and costs.
Edward Moore, drunk and disorderly In
the First market. Continued until to-day.
Catherine Slater (colOrrd), cursing and
abusing Ann Jackson on the street Dis
char ged.
Charles Doesen, stealing 1850 from J..
X. Crowder. Continued until to-day.
Alexander Lipscomb (colorea), assauting
and striking Mary Wilkinson and lnluriDg
and destroying her clothes on tue public
street. Fined "a aud costs.
Adam Krause, causing nuisance In the
public street. Dismissed.
Adelaide Lewis, Mary J. ClArke, aud
Ella Dansey three small colOred girls, were
charged with asssulting and abusing Miss
sarsh +. Tate in the street. Clarke was
ordered 10 be whipped by her father; the
other two were discharged.
Thomas Hewlett (coloredl. assaulting and
striking Martha Nelson, and Martha Mel
son, cursing and threatening to assault
Thomas Hewlett. Continued until to-day.
Daniel Bates (coored), lighting In the
street and violently resisting Il. A. Jacob,
u lusllCt Dl tue PrdSts ih bhS hic-
charge OF bis duty. Fined $40 and costs.
James and John Jasper ibOth colored),
fighting and creating disturbance in the
street. Dismissed.
CIV. G. Watkins, threatening the life OF
Emma c. Watkins. Dismissed.
James Crowder, drunk, disorderly, and
creating disturbance in the neighborhood.
Fined $3.50 and costs.
James Walker. drunk aud disorderly and
creating disturbance in the bar-roon Of
V. Donali. Fined $3.50 and costs.
l.. II. smith and Frank Kelly, disorderly
and lighting in the street. Smith fined IS.
Kelly dismissed.
Miles Bolts, drunk. Fined S2 and costs.
Thomas Jones (colored), stealing four
watches and a gold chain from the store OF
A. &. High. Dismissed.
Joseph T. Ford, assaulting and attempt
ing TO strike Emma Allen and creating a
disturbance on the street. Dismissed.
james Thornton, drunk. Fined e and
costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
Tho RsforIners.

The City Central Committee OF the Re-
form party will meet in Wilkinson Hall to-
night "to settle their accounts and make
full aud final reports" Hon. Henry l..
Carter is chairman, and DIR. I. Z. stratton
secretary.
The Madison.w Ward Reform Club. OF
which Mr.. A. l.. Fuqua is chairman and j..
II. Campbell Is secretary, will meet TO-
night.
The members Of the Board Of Aldermen
and OF the Common Council elected on the
Reform ticket will have a conference on
Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
AuCIiON SALES To-Day.

JACOB COHN. IL A. ~. trustees sale Of a
stock OF groceries AZ le9 esst Main
street.
JOHN 4. GODDlN. q A. NJ. two small fra me
dwellings and two vacant lots I'd accent
TO the city OF Kichmend, oppo4ite Ham
cemetery.
QUARLES & McCURDY. 7. NJ. the we'll
known business-stand. Farmers Rest,
ON the NechanicsyiLe turnpike one mile
frOIn the city.
CHEWElSG * ROSE. 8 4. NJ. commits
sloneIs sale OF stores and dwellings on
Marshall and Market streets opposite
the New Market.
w. ii. LYME q co. 81 L. ~. trustees sale
OF real estate on Second, Byrd, Canal.
and Belvidere streets.
K. Is. COOK. 10 O'Clock. parlor, chamber,
and Office furniture, groceries, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
A Strike Declared on.
INV telegra ph TO the Dispatch. ]

READING, Pa, May 3l.-The knights OF
Labor OF this city met to-day aud officially
declared the strike OF hat-tnishers in all
factories in this city of. The fnishers,
besides having union, belong to the
knights Of Labor, and by the strike OF i50
dnisbers SIX times that number Of men,
women, aud apprentices in other depart
ments, who also belong 10 the Knights OF
Labor, were thrown out OF work. The
fnishers had made demand for about Is
per cent. increase, ard on being refused
struck. After the factories had been idle
for month one half of the proprietors gave
ip, and the remaining factories ara still
idle. To-day's action OF the Knights may
end the strike altogether.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING JUNE ! 1856

cese called was that OF Daniel Webster, an-
other colored man Charged with cursins
and abusing Sandy Slater, who was nned
s. and costs. When the second case vas
called Justice Richardson remarked tba. ne
was exceedingly sorry 70 be called upon ~
one morning 10 try two such distinguished
and honored statesmen rs Andrew jack
SON and Daniel Webster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01

DIR. TULIo \. VERDI, OF Washington. ID. T.,
the celebrated author, Commissioner OF the
National Board o. Health. etc. says LrEBi0
CoMPASY's 5 ARsICArED EXTRACT or WIRcH
HAZEL is Invaluable" Cures Piles Salt
Rheum, Catarrh, Painful Periods, Rheuma-
tism. and Neuralgia. Beware OF cheap
counfaffatfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
JACKSON wARD.

THE Democrats ran no ticket In Jackson
Ward
The total vote OF the city, as shown by
the vote for Sergeant, was 1878.
The Reiormers elect their entire ticket 10
the wards following Marshall, Jefferson,
Jackson. and Clay. In Monroe Ward they
elect all OF their ticket except two justices
Of the peace.
The Democrats elect all Of their ticket 10
Madison Ward.
All OF these officers enter upon the dis
charge Of their duties July the 1st.
COMPARISON.
The following IS comparison Of the city
vote in November 1885, and on Thursday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
Fire Yesterday.

An alarm Of fire was turned in yesterday
morning about O'Clock, which was caused
by the burning Of stable used by Messrs.
Wallcrstein and Ulman, and located in the
rear Of their residences, 209 and 2ll east
Grace street. The horses aud vehicles In
the sts ble were got en- out. but the building
was damaged 10 the extent of about 1900.
No insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
1885.
1855.
Death OF Mrs. Thoma. ID. auarlo~.

Mrs. Quarles, relict Of Thomas d. Quarles,
who was for many years one OF the most
prominent and honOred merchants OF this
city, died yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock.
She had enjoyed very good health until
quite recently, and was actually Ill for only
about a week. She was a member OF
the seYenth-Street Christian church, and
was one Of the nob.est OF wives and best OF
mothers. Her husband preceded her to the
grave only about three years ago, and was
mourned as truly good man, as she viii
be rs one OF the truest and tenderest OF her
sex. Her funeral will take place this eve
ming from her late residence, No. 60i north
Eighth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
PoIiee-Court Statistics.

During the past month the Police Justice
disposed Of 2S2 criminal cases, and tried
254 charges OF ordinance violations on
criminal charges; 10 persons were sent on
to the Hastings Court for indictment by
the grand jury, 2S were convicted Of MIS-
demeanOr, and 81 were sent to Jail ia de-
fault OF surety for their good behavior.
Fines collected City, 1912; State, SGG.60;
costs, S9390--t0tal, Si72.40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
Fred. Ienu.te.,. Library.

Received from e. +. Johnston: "Ii Love
Be Love-" Forest idyl. by ID. CecII Gibbs,
25c.: "Liyiug or Dead" by Hugn Con,
way. 2Oc.; "Mariorie, or Wild as Hawk"
a novel, by Ksterlne :. Macquod "a new
edition revised by the author, zoe. The
Closed Door, by +. Du Boisgobcy, SEQ
ond half, 20c.; HaFper's Baz,r, Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
National Cemetery. Nsar Richmond
The Good TemuIars.

The Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF Good
Templars met yesterday at the Exchange
Hotel. Several committee reports were
acted upon, various resolutions OF thank,
were adopted, and the lodge then concluded
their annual session. They meet next year
at Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
Average temprre.. 5i.e SIS ISL

Mean temperature, 623.
10 Light rain In forenoon aud az night
(2) thunderstorm and heavy rain In the
afternoon.
CD Rain during day and night.
(4) Rain all day.
(5) Thunder storm and rain In the morn
ing.
(6) Thunder storm and rain In early
morning.
(7) heavy rain in the morning.
(s) Rain IN the early part OF the night.
(e) Rain all night.
40 Rain in the forenoon and at night.
Il) Heavy rain In early morning.
N2) Light rain in the afternoon.
l3) Rain and hail at night.
40 Showers in early evening.
l5) Heavy rain and thunderstorm In
forenoon.
Rainfall for the month taken at noon
3lSt SCI inches.
Comparative mean temperature Of May
for the pRBt seven years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01


PARASOLS AND Sun UMBRELLAS
Opr assortment OF COACHINGS, FANCY
SATIN. and SILK pARASObS, and
SUN-UMBkELLASi is Immense.
GINGHAM, sFRGE, and ALPACA PARA
SOIR in endless variety.
SATIN COACHINGS in Blue, Brown, Car.
dinal Garnet. Tan. and Black. al $50
former price for this grade sl.6o.
JERSEYS
Complete assortment-all grRdes-bottom
prices for Best Goods.
DRESS GOODS.
Our stock Of DRESS GOODS is larger now
than al any time this season As the
greater part was purchased recently. we
arc enabled 10 offer them at figures
much lower than The same goods were
sold NJ month ago.
LACE-CilECKED BUNTING. Inquired ana
piain. regular zoe. EOods. now nc.
PIN.Cfl ECkS that formerly sold at l6bc.'
now lOc.
HOMFsPUNS. former price I5c., now lOc.
NUNS VEiLlNGS, the 25c. gods. now
16c.. I'm Cream, Light Blue PINK ana
STRIPED ErAMINE. Tans and Black. 80
inches wide that we sold for 35c., now
40 iNCH HON EsPUNS. in Tans and Grays.
our 4Oc. quality. now 25c.
BLACK GOODS.
This Department is now filled with oil the
DESIRABLE FABRICS I'm
LIGHT. WEIGHT MOURNING GOODS.
CASHMERES. u u @ S-both
American and French:
NUNS NElLlNIS, lor Dresses ana veils;
TAMESE. III NRIhrTAS, ETAmiNE.
CANNAS-Ci 9th. sc.
In fact. any thing wanted IN this line We
can supply al lowest prices. ......,......
PEINTS. LAWNS. BATHS. BATlSTES.
GINGHAMS. SEERSU CKERS A fun
lineall styles wash. goods; Prints at 4c.,
Lawns at SIC.
MA1TINGS. oil CLOTHS RUGS, &c
Fresh supply lust received.
Give us v call. -
ID, & Il. MlTTELDORFER.
te l.TuNTh 627 broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
uIustrfous Names.

Yesterday morning colored statesman
named Andrew Jackson was before the
Police Cerrt charged with assaulting and
threatening N. Jackson, and she fearing
bodily harm at his hands, he was placed
under bond for twelve moEths. The next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01

sCoTT's EMULSION or PURE CoD-L
OIL. WITH HYPoPHosPHITEs. is Q most
valuable remedy for consumption. sorofula.
wasting diseases OF children colds, aud
chronic coughs. and In all conditions where
there is a loss OF flesh. lack OF Nerves
power, and q general debility OF the sys-
tam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
Change ofGauge.

The change OF gauge Of the Danyille rail-
road system from Danyille TO Charlotte, NJ
C., takes place to-day.
Some of the connecting roads on that part
Of the line have already been changed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
The Novtnuessevn Nstusi Gtss-aoses
rance Coususuy ~;

I. The strongest Of he Grs idrgcsf NJ.
fuat oompories--as shown by tho ratto ot
surplus to liabilities.
2. The cheapesto Of aiicmnpsnses--it ~ dlv1-
dcnds for thir:een successive years bsyiax
exceeded tho;c Of any other comp1ny, ana
being az present nearly double those Of oHy
other company issuing semi-sontins OF foS'
Tine policies.
3. The safest of al oomponies--lts locs-
ton enabling II 10 make the stfest tnye,t-
ments and at higher rate OF interest than
any Of ia competitors.
For further information. address
JOIN Il. CARY x Son. Gen'i A2e3tss
Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01

The celebrity which the VICHY WATERS
have enjoyed for centuries is justified by the
efficacy Of their medical properties. Physl-
clans will find these waters Invaluable In
the treatment OF Dyspepsia In It's various
'orms Cont. Diabetes. and disorders arising
from imperfect digestion. As an antacid,
no waters give better results.
ap1O.eoG2m OSCAR CRAM & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
Comparative aggregate OF rainfall during
be uL0nlh OF MaN for me past tllteen years
Manchester News Notes.

II will be observed that the downpour in
The month just passed was greater than
that of any other In the list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
Notice.

TO he Public: On and after June 1st
will close my store at L. NJ. Saturdays
excepted until further notice.
III. ScHwARzscHnp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

THE DISPATCH JoB-PRISTING House Ia
thoroughly equipped to do all kinds OF
Book AND JoB-PRINTIsG at the shortest
notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-01
No Mistake.

II is positive fact that we are selling
our stock Of Clothing At prime cost 10 make
a change in our business.
l.. b. SPENCE X Son,
Ninth ana Main streets.