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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
Another In sE,Ismsnt In Boston
lBy telegraph TO tn. Dispatch. !

lby telsSrbpn 70 tne DAFASOA-i
BosIoN, August l9.-The excite
ment in business circles caused by the
deiAlcAtion and suicide Of william Gray,
Jr., .nd the assignment Of S. X. Pay
son was further increased this morning
by the arrest Of Samuel G. Smelling,
Treasurer Of the Lowell Bleachery Com
p.Dy, charged with appropriatlng to bis
own use large proportion Of the fands.
The story Of Snslling's irregularities
has already been published. de was
not arrested at the time of discovery,
the directors preferriDg 20 have him
first indicted By the grand jury.
While these arrangements were being
made, it is said by detectives, Smelling
vent 10 the Merchants National Bank.
where the funds OF the bleachsry were
deposited, and drew out 90, 200 Of the
conp,ny's funds and deposited that
amount the same day to bis own credit
in the Maverick bank. Upon this be-
ing known q warrant charging Smelling
with embezzlement Of this amount was
sworn out in the Municipal Court, and
bis arrest Was made last night. He re-
NAMED in q cell at the polies-ststion al
night, but was released on $50, 900 Sc
curitv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
Marion S0fss.

-Correspouderce Ofthe Richmond Dispatch ]
MARION, VA. August l9, loo6.
A number Of cases have been tried
in the County Court, principally misde-
me,nors. The grand jury is endesvor-
ing to break up the carrying Of con-
cealed weapons. Ii will accomplish
much If it succeeds. Marion is i'm
proving rapidly, and property is in de-
mand.
The Southwestern Asylum is pro-
crossing satisfactorily. 1t will be IN
der cover in q short time. The water
pipes are being laid and there is no
doubt that the contractors will be up
work by the lst Of January, lss7.
There was q meeting Of the opposi-
tion on Court-d,y. They chose their
delegates to the Convention to bring
out a NOMINEE to be defeated by Major
Henry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. ". ". BriscOe, formerly o.
Richmond, now Of Henderson,, \. c.,
wa. in the city yesterday.
Mr. William L. Royal has instituted
twenty-five suits in the United States
court against treasurers Of various
counties and the Indemnity Board for
levyiDg upon the property Of citizens
after coupons had been rendered in pay
ment Of their taxes.
Superintsndent-of.P Public Printing 4
r. Micou yesterday awarded the printing
and binding Of the eighty-frst volume Of
the virginia Reports-Mr. Everett
Wsdd.y receiving the printing and
Mr. J. J. English the binding.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2, a, its
last meeting resolved to tender an o.
cort TO Grand Commander T. A. Rsed
10 st. Louis at the twenty-third trisn-
nial Of the Grand Encsnpment OF the
United States, which assemblies in that
city on the 2lst day Of September proIi-
mo. They have arranged for accom-
modstion for all TemplArs that will sc-
company them.
Detective John Wren yesterday re-
covered q valuable diamond ring which
was lost by Mr.. Willism Ayres, Of the
Exchange Hotel. The ring was taken
to Mr.. Ellis Abrams paEn-shop, having
been picked up by negro boy, who
pavned it for a few dollars, and Mr..
AbTam informed Detective Wren Of the
fact.
The British barkentine Geraldine.
254 tons. :. Adams master, from NeV
York for Bahia ria Richmond, cleared
at the custom.hoase yesterday, With
l,645 barrels Of -four, shipped by the
Haxsll. Crenshaw Company, yAlaed ~
s7.373.50, and 1000 cans Of petroleum
and 800 kegs Of lard from New York,
valued at 81, ,6sS. Total value Of cargo,
sl2 06l.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
Mad an CfnrianAlk.

The Cincinnati Enguarer, in speaking
OF Mrs. d. L. Billigheiner, who died
suddenly in that city last Saturday,
says:
Mrs. Billigheimer was in tbs prime
OF life--thirty-one years Of sge-lni
bad been married about eleven years.
She leaves FIVE interesting children
ihrts boys and two girls-whose ages
range between ten aud three. She was
8 Vpsinisn by birth. her parents having
moved to this city from Richmond
shortly after the var. She was reared
under the special care Of her rrsternal
grandmother, Mrs. Waterman, who, at
The sge Of ninety years, still survives
her, and who feels the bereavement
With = degree Of keenness which msy
be better imsginsd than described. The
parents and family are almost pros
tr,;ed with grief over their sudden and
unexpected affection, and Mr.. BIllis-
beimer takes the matter so much 70
heart that be has been 10 semi-con-
scious condition SINCE the occurrence.
The burial took place at the United
Jewish cemetery, on Walnut Hills.
A remarkable fact in connection
with Mrs. Waterman, who raised both
TIE deceased and her famous brother,
VI. Ezekiel, now residing in Rome, Is
that she is the fountain-hesd Of FIVE
successive generations, being a great
.restg-andmother; in other words, one
Of her grandchildren Is herself grand
mother. Yet the old lady is hale aud
active, and unless her present affection
weighs too heavily upon her is likely TO
remain 8 good while yet in the midst OF
her family, by whom she is loved and
Isyersd."
Mrs. Billighe inner Was well known in
this city as Miss Ezekiel, and had nu-
merous relatives and many friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

Sos a. HaI!.Crep ~ Portions Of North
Caroliua-Hs Hsrdsrseo Btssns-

Correspondents of the Richmond Dispatch !
HENDERSON, n. O., August lsth.
The heavy rains have continued, to the
improvement Of upland corn AID forage
crops, but TO the very serious detrimens
Of the tobacco. Some OF the very
late tobacco is looking green, but, Ike
The forward, will hasten in TO IRE up
and be prsmsturely cut. have oeea
largely over Vance, Granville, and
Warren counties, and the prospects are
certainly bad ss . general thing. 0c-
ossiopally | saw 0 good-looking field,
but even these would not bear close
inspection. The president Of our To-
bseco Exchange and largest buyer on
our market has Just returned from .
trip through the southern part OF
Vance and the Besver-Dsm and Tally
Ho sections, in Granville. and be says
that be was sadly disappointed ia the
crop; that, knowing the people and
the land, be was not prepared to see
such q crop; that it cannot be more
than half a crop, 10 say nothing OF iss
quality. The market here is still firrn,
under good receipts.
Transactions in real estate are still
made here. While the building boom 10
ursbated-no doubt increased by The
rise in tobacco. coupled with the fact
that our dealers bold last stocks.
Messrs. 6. W. Smith 4 Co., Of Lynch
burg, Va, have bought Q very desirs-
ble lot Oh Chestnut street and contract
ed for 8 large three-story leaf-toesoco
factory 70 be built thereon.
Our town is coming into importance
as point for small fruits. Grspe-msn
have shipped during this season . little
over twenty tons, which we're sold 81 nns
prices. The strawberry and pear crops
ar. very good this year, but the peach
crop is = failure.
We had q nice treat last week in two
lectures in the Presbyterian church
by Rev. John W. Davis, d. D., 9 re-
turned missionary from China. HE
lectures we're both interesting aud in
structive. He will return 10 his work
in China in October. He is . native
OF Salisbury. In this State, and, though
only thirty.seren years old, has spent
twelve years in China and translated
into their language the four Gospels,
the Acts Of the Apostles, and the
Palms. GUY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
WEST yIRGEsIA.
Grsesbaek ana Republican CoaIition
I'm Kansuba Comfy.

[special telegram 10 tie Dispatch
CHARLESTON, W. VA, August
l9.-The Republican snd Greenbsck
parties Of Kanawha county met here to-
day ard decided 10 favor a coalition OF
ali the elements opposed to Democratic
supremacy. A committee Of five WAS
appointed for each party, who declared
in favor of dividing the candidates as
follows: The Republicans to have the
congressman, one member Of the Legs
lsture, and county commissioner ;
the Greenbackers TO have the State sena-
tor and two members Of the Legisls-
tuIe. These candidates are TO be noni-
mated at future meeting. This CO.
Alition is a strong one, snd two years
ago carried the county by large ma
jority; but. warned by that result. the
Democrats are masking strenuous efforts
in this campaign TO overcome it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
TuH PuoPosKo new CITY HALL.
wo,k On 10 90 Cemmeoee the Iss OF
September.

September.
1t has not been definitely determined
vet. but it is reliably asserted that on
the lst day Of September ground will
be broken on the Cily.Hsll lot for the
new building. Hands and carts hsv.
already been advertised for, and at the
start about two hundred men and one
hundred carts will be engaged. The
Committee on Grounds and Buildings.
tt its next meeting-to-morrow or To-
morrow week-vill select the plan 70
be used, and the choice will probably
b the Myers plan. The supervisios
architect temporarily will be Mr.. c. L.
P. Burgryn. Colonel Cutshsw will name
the iorenen Of the several departments
at the first meeting Of the committee,
but they will only be employed wh,n
needed. A statement will be published
weekly Of the amount Of work done
and the cost of same. II the Myers
plan 10 used the building will cost
about s450, COO.
If the committee will give its per-
mission Captain Andrew Pizzini's Int
tie daughter Lucille will break th.
first earth on the lot. and the small
spade used will be kept by him as a
rsiir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
III, ,fsmarY Far.ook HIM.

Benjamin Schoen, who keeps a saloon
at 1908 east Franklin street, was before
the Police Court yesterday morning TO
answer the charge Of keeping his phase
open on Sunday, August sth. Inc
witness who went to the ststion-noa'e
and reported Sehoen testified tn,'
be did rot get any liquor Of Schoen 5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
Traveller. Protective Association.

regular meeting Of the officers an
members Of ViTginiA Division Trave =
lers' Protective Association Will be held
at The American Hotel at . o'clock to-
night. After The business meeting
they, with their invited guests, xii
attend 4 banquet az the same place.
rendered bv Colonel J. :. Dodsoa, pro-
prietOr Of the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
RLlI0D

g the lie and ne "a v ise who - me n berE
- F.t n psrcn % las year ] ss4l con-
trscfed icod poison, and, being IN ~sNar o
rsh ia. 81 Tie time. went into the no pl-
iaI ftfTc for treatment ! suffered very
n.ucsl from rheumatism 81 tne' ne tlult
I a. ,,ot set well under the treatment
tbefe. nor was I cured by any Of the 1sua.
means. hsve DOW taken seven bottles o'
Swins specific. and an sound aud well IL
80 DAN. IEAHY.
JIEsEY CITY y. J.. August :, lss5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
IIHs, CEHEET, &c.

1890 BARRELS 4. T. CROCKETT
IOCD 4 90 : Cel-hrstet RocElRui
Line. fresn frpm k.ins. now due pr
srluopsr Wll 'an Rlce Tor sale low from
y.,seI an arrival. Imported ing III Port
lend end srusTict r. Ce nsuH "a on hsnd iiesh-
Lately rtcetN-t--Cticiuet FlasIer sssb.e-
IUtt savage Pre- .ck and -lvsy. Always
ru fsnc-Isths White sand Plssierers
HElr. snd OEr well l-kupVn {" Ancnnr u ne.
WARNER MOORE
SsvS-l te~rth street south side o. dock.
Lump and 6round Plaster. Somse and
FArk. 80 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
r,nnr,iou la Lurnr Cs,ern..

J. VI. Thompson Is Co. advertise II
io-dsy's psper az Excursion 10 the
Caverns Of Lursy to take plscs Septem-
Ter 9th. This IS one Of the most at
uactye routes out OF Richmond, aud
many will doubtless avail themselves Of
this opportunity to take a nice trip s.
small cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
IneN AcI s.iIdi,.

This Is said by everybody who take
Dr. David's Vegetable Liver Pills, an
they alFays c1re in cases Of Sick-Hea3-
ache. B.liousness. Constipation. AMI al
Liyer.Disesses. Don't fail 10 use them
if you wish perfect health. Twenty-Five
pills for - cents five boxes 81.
Eyerywhere. OWENS q MINOR.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
Typhoid Fever.

Charles Hartford, OF New Castle.
Westehester county. y. Y, suffered With
t7phoid-feyer. ami was given up TO die
he was restored 10 health in one week
bv taking five Brandreth Pills every
night. and drinking plentif1liy Of oA;-
neal cruel. 4 few doses Of Brandreth's :
Pills will inyarisbly cure any kind Of
fever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
CONTIGUOUS
uIsFASKS ARE "RENALEST ALL OVEN
2 = HUELp.

native . England. ana while was
%. nj cour1f = ContrRcied terrlD-e
lfrff ro..ou. : TO- two years Wss under
fr.gfu.eut ss . q out door patient 81 Not
f-frtar HO-pfs1. Fnglsnd. but was mol
rrrlf. Suffered The most RgoniZing pains
Ir ~ f,ores Euc Wa covered with sores q !
ry.r nv body and , bs. i had vertigOsnd
Fsafrfs, win TsTiiRi icss of aght severe
rs sfus iu ny head and eyes etc, Wnlcn
isar.y rsn IOe crazy. loSi 81 hope IN tuat
rol-firv ard sailed Tor Aiuerics, and was
fr.fffi al RoQseveit iu this city - vel a.
tt 4 urom ntut physician N New foTk
having TO connect on Will the hosp =
fEw TIE advert ise -rent of og.ils ~pe-
ere Hud I deternIi ned TO give u n Trial ss
= .fst resort. ! hsd gwen Up sH hope OF
rflrg cured. s. J bad gone through The
rards O. the hest med cal men IN NOTING
rsu AID New \ ofk. I took SIX bottles Ot
: = and : car ssy. Wiih great loy. that
they baVe cUIrf NE entirely. a a.
l.. FRED. HALfORD.
NV EpAE CITY. jane ~. lssa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
ire American AsfrnaI Tsther Com
pany.

pany.
There was placed upon record in tn
clerks Office Of the City Circuit Cour
yesterday +, charter granted by Judge
Wexford TO the American Anima
Teihsr Company. The company ha'
for its purposes the buying and selling
holding ard assigning, in whole or L.
part. with sll the rights, powers, an1
privileges of absolute ownership ano
patent rights respecting animal teth-
trs and IMPROVEMENTS thereof, Anc
manufacturing, buying, and selling
patented animal tethers. The capita
stock is TO be not less than sl2, ,0Vu,
nor more than s24, 900 divided into
shares Of sl00 each. The amount OF
real estate proposed to be held will not
exceed 200 acres; the principal once
TO be kept and the chief business trans
scted in the city Of Richmond.
The officers for the first year are
Fhzbugh Lee, president; Il. b. OFen'
Of Manchester, secretary, treasurer
and general manager. The officers TO-
gethsr with Messrs. D. Lamont AsPin-
wall Of Petersburg, and James Lyon
and James Mcdonald OF Riehmono'
constitute the Board Of Directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
onferth.firsmen.' Convss,ios.

Captain George ". Taylor. lat.
Chief Of the lire Department, has lef'
The city 10 attend the Firemens' Con
,ention Of Chiefs Of Fire Departments,
which conyenes in Providence, K. l.,
On the 24th. lie is chairman Of the
Finance Committee Of that body. Be
fore lie returns home be will visit Can
ada and the northern cities.
Captain 4. L. Fuqus, Chief Of the
Department. will leave here to-day 70
attend The Convention. lie carries his
wife with him. and will extend his trip
to New York and Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
The Next nezart Hu.ieaIe.

The Mozart musicale NEXT Monday
promises 10 be decidedly attractive.
Miss Susie hsfitt, soprano, Of Balti-
more, snG Mr. Edward F. Macy, bari
tone, Of the same city. will favor the
Association. In addition 70 other Sc
l.ctions they will render "Cups and
Saucers.'' q satire on the china craze.
BY William Grossmith. Jr.
A brilliant concerto, the recent work
Of Mr.. John Baseler, the talented
Richmond composer, will be rendered
BY Professor Jacob Reinhsrdt with a
fell orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
Pranibiiion Csmps1gu-SAv~i tnspsc
,su..,., ,s,,g-.m 70 the p.Taseh.) J

lspeclAl telegrsm 70 the Disfsteh.l
NORFOLK, VA, August l9.-Hon.
William Daniels, Of Baltimore, opened
The Prohibition campaign in Ports
mouth tonight, and spoke to large
opt n. air meeting on Courthouse Square.
ChieENAyal-Construetor Theodore ID.
Wilson arrived here this afternoon and
inspected TIE repairs just made on the
st.smer Dolphin At tie navy-yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
SABEIL 1T ia.
Eon. George a. CsbsiI RSnomissss's
for CouErs>.-

Hon. GeOFge a. tab<iI Bsnonii ahSod
for CoaErs>.
Especial telegram 70 tie DlpAieh.l
pANvILLE, VA, August l9.-Ths
Democratic Convention for the Filth
congressional district net to-day 81
Stuart. Patrick county, and nominated
by aecl,ms,ion George c. Csbell. The
present incumbent. Resolutions wsrs
ADOPTED endorsing ClerelAnd's Admin
istrauon and the platform Of the hs-
tional Democratic party and condemn
irg the iniernAl.revenue system. The
Convention expressed sorrow at the
death Of Tilden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
- TRrNKs. sATCHELs, ac.

save IS per cent- by buying your
sATCHLIs and TRUNKS o. US
BASKETS.
SOC Styles % BASKETS 81 2a Par ceat.
below regular prices.
HAMMOCKs
,t.ac. -so. 81. 81 so. -, ~. and ss.
LAWN TENNIS
asa. $40. sl7. s2s. tSU, snd SIS.
CRDQCEr.
Esbt.bSI acts 81 81. si.2s. $3.50 u.73.
O.. t2so. sudts, LENf 4 DAVIS
Oar BABY Y-CARRiAGEs are the cheap
-, 40 ls-eoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
snons. nTArioHrsr. Ae.

MONG TIE HILLS, OR SCENEs
~ N PIEDMONT vIBGIN L. and other
pOYNS. BY GnAhAIn CisytOT. author of
p.r Pictures of Farfn Life. Price Toe each
No nue who hGs ever seeu virgin
-honsa erd rs Surround nEs bat VIII
- IT, picture bere hruushi ogt with d.
IIc;ress hat would % credit 10 Cod
suNn -Ret. .. 3 S.'r,sg. .. D, Edstr
Saf,Aeya CturehfHas. .,..,
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
.,rsA.r PuhltSharA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
THROW AWAY TRUssEs

ard empluy our rAeicsl new method gnar
ssss 10 r.erua nsatiy cure she Wofs
49,, - vrpsnfe. send 10 cents IN Etatap
-, rs,,fs ncsx. rAmphlei. snd terms
x,o,,f's pispersary Medical Association
ses Main street. Bufsios y. Y,
.. ty.r 80 50 fAif. ~ nesh 81 seemed not,
Pa htAVeuly portrait q br;gnt angef
rue.
Gear lhe SKY. without q blame or blot.
nlfeurh goudy mixture % complsxtons
due:
And in her checks the veTmsn red did
show"
Thes ibe poef's description % wsman
phose physesl system wss 20 periecty
sound hud hcsitny state. with every i9hc-
ticn acting properly. and is ihe enV ispie
contltioB ~ 50 fair rssiroi's prOla,eo %
Ig Pisfces- FAvOrlse Prescription Any
ffaggist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
fTaS<iN Al

--~-~-7~-~---~r-'s-s
MY son. WALTER WHITE, LEFT
VI home the 6th o. this mouth wliu
cut my consent. AL pero0s are nereu
warned EgGlrst employing or lsi b3f-h
rim. lie sukwefs 10 The foloEing dsscrlE
ton: Thirteen yeas uit 81 AL iOf az skr
hsir: liKht orange CON piexion; DARK ry%r
nas is6ed .csr under left ear. caused oy
ouru when an infant. .-.,,,.
SALLIE ANN WHITE
an 2O-its lS4O east Brosd street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
RICHMOND VA y

used BY smother also unsuccessful can
didate in bis efforts to secure the noni-
nation. Colonel Green gives high praise
to Msjor Clammy, his successful con-
pettor. and asks for him the hearty
and united support Of every Democrat
in the district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
The etriks aitasties tu Augusta. CO.
nv telsgrspn 70 the DispAtcn.l

AUGUSTA, GA, August l9.-Grand-
Secretary Tuner left for Philadelphia
to-day. leaving the strike in the same
CONDITION. Negotiations for arbitration
bave been suspended by him because
The salaries Of the president and other
well.paid officials we're not on the pay
roll. There is no immediaye prospect
Of settlemsnt. The presidents decline
10 be dictated TO ss 10 their own and the
.uperintendents' salaries, which, they
claim. are reduced now more than 80
per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

THE DISPATCH JoB-PRISTING HoUsE l.
thoroughly equipped 70 do al kinds o.
Book. AND JoB-PRISTING al the shorter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

w g. SMITH. 3l4NORTH oRx
w FIFTH STREET. hes % 2S@@sssaza.st- 2S@ssaat-
hand NICToEiAS. kOcKAWAYS. PaAE-
Tons. CARTS. de- ~ h's oNI make 1t
sery low prizes. secondhand PHAErONs
ard BCGGlfs 81 greEi ukrSAtns Roar
;ng of ~ kinda coae =. soS RATES A eaD
sniiciteA a0 Elm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

TunyeRrs $50 ] contracted hood poison.
Aner faEiug pTescr plon- from Inc BEL
ThsIc.ars ber+ AL'st l'slas. chDcl11ed
foKi.Ir Hot -ptitEs and uu reaching Tex
arksrA doctor recon Mended ne 70 ny
svfH's ~recfc. assuring nle that u Wolia
tsrfft iDe more than Hot springs Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

To close out our stock Of summer
clothing We will sell what we have a.
less than cost for cash. Now is The
time TO save money. Z. B. SPENCE /
son. Ninth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

en- the Gay named tha. be did not re-
member whether be was u the city that
day or not, and that II be had given any
information 10 the contrary on = former
occasion it was incorrect. The case
was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
WHOLE NUMBER
: mr. ~ TIE PARIS sEwERS

rcsxihle sor shcrt time 20 ',. - -
-. -, are Ts,ofiiy a. leSped pensoos
woaid prefer iinfnsaisie ssssa ~ How peneS
IA their reekiux stastS = ess,,.ssf a g,,l,ae
H. H. Rut tis " actually the case vita
nst', .,.,, s.nefa tse insetiyity 81 the aver
,siv.s the refnse matter oa ,ns 10y -. 20
s.s. - hlaater. 10 "a aston ishing
,n.o,,i,s remsins 10 such q dwelling. Or
,s,ss., s.s,o,ten Medical Discovery re-
s,S,,s noraal parity 10 the system aud re-
newtthe whole beiog'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

was read by the vicsr-Genersl in the
nsme Of ell, and bishop and priests
svore adhesion 10 It on the Holy Evan
gel. Afterwards the clergy repaired
TO the basement, where they were d.
vided into five committees they took
up the VARIOUS questions.
After dinner this committee work
was resumed and kept up till nearly 5
p. NJ, when . report Of progress was
made to the Bishop, who then said the
last word, and the DEGREES received
their final shape. Afterwards the
Bishop gave his clergy . conference.
TO CLOSE TO-DAY.
Thursdsy morning. after the mass for
the dead, the DEGREES which were set
tied or the previous evening were Oh
fieially promulgated. The committee
work was again resumed and finished
during the evening. Again the Bishop
presided ct the meeting and gave the
final shspe to the DEGREES, which will
be promulgated after the solemn mass
Of this morning, when the Synod Will
be officially closed.
THE CATHOLIC cLEBGY OF VIZ
GINA.
The Catholic clergy in Virgins are ::
Bishop. Right Rev. John j. Keane.
Vicar General, Very Rev. A. Van De
Vyver.
Consulters, Revs. james J. No
Gurk, Of Lynchburg; John Doherty.
Of Richmond Thomas L. Brady, Of
Portsmouth; Patrick Donohoe, Of Ma
nsss,s; d. o. Kane, S. j., Of AlsTan-
dris Rev. Father Willebald, Of Rich
none.
Examiners Of the Clergy-Revs.
James j NeGurk, Of Lynehburg; John
Mevsrry, Of Staunton F. X. McCarty,
Of Danville.
Examiners OF Teachers -Revs
Thomas J. Brady, Of Portsmouth !;
Charles Donohoe, Of Fredericksburg /;
Ed. N. Tiemey, Of Richmond.
Chancellor. Rev. I'd. NJ. Tierney.
Fiscal Procurstor, Rev. II. j. Ne
Keefry, Of hsrtinsburg.
THIS MORNINGS SERVICE
This morning the mass Of thanks
giving viii begin al Q o'clock. The
Bishop and all the fathers Of the Coun-
ell will be present.