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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-04-24
New Advertisements.
LICENSES.

NJ Office is hereby given to all persons or
IN bodies, corporate or polite, who may be
required to take out
LICEN SEES.
That they must obtain the same, or renew the
same ON or BEFORE the
Z FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1885
According to the provisions of the Code of
Public General Laws of Maryland every per-
son or persons doing business for gain or prof
it, except the maker, grower or manufacturer,
are hereby notified that they must take out a
license. DANIEL llOUCk,
April 24-2t Sheriff of Allegany county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Preparations for Ptc-NIe Parttss as
ustaen'> Adventure.
MNnrN's AItENIIEr. Inne 1. u

MAuFN's AIvENTgEE. June I. iSs5.
guiie au agreeable excitement was causet
m our yillagc fhis morning hy me arrival
20 tre mzii train from Richmond - some
oficfrs q the Richmond lnd Allfghsoy
failrosd. gccoirysuied ~ experts. 20 exam
ire into the rTactcabii.fy q obtaining
water. either hy weii or rain and Bnks. %
The rayiiion 90 the excursion grounds II
thecomp1ry The heeXper,s ~ examinstion
dstmCd that Hcd near the rayilion was
very practicable. aud the railroad company
vii proceed q once % haVc the water
works cofnrletcd. ~ - - have the pavilion
rut in frst-slass order aud PAINTED. seafs
made. grounds cleaned. md waikways 4 xed
in nice condition.
The c0fnpsny Will aso sdd % the cove
nience 4 excursion parties Il Mtiden's
Adventure by removing a pavilion from
sofue other p0int md erecting it 0n piles
IN the riNer-taBk IN frout u the hotel.
This payih0n will BE- raised above high
water mark. and will be a delightful Place
fUr fishing sad hosIing paFfies 20 res' and
nirt 10. sud Z is probable tat 10 vii be
arranged conveniently 'or regaitas. having
ne lower floor fXed for boats and drcssiaZ-
rooms FOR the crews and tae npPor fio1r
arranged foT e grand stand.
There + not such q suitabie stretch q
water q tn state for a regatta ~ at Naideu's
Adventure. The uver Is So0 0r l09 yaris
" iSe-wide enough for ah the csews IN
the state; "a ~ smsOth ~ io0siny.gitsS,
4Dd short distance east u me sfa,ioB the
FsilIcad trick ruu. Tor milts immediately
on the bank II the riser--n0st cO1yenient
Tor 0peu-sest clfs 20 rnn N full ysew %
and along with thc bfat..
Msiden's-Adyeniure excursioB-grOunds
vii D. one - the most attractive pleasure
plaoes IN lbe state when these Improve
ments are completed; sni they are assured
wi,hiH ten DAYS.
several churches, sBnd3y schools. an1
societies have already contracted for excar-
sions g. Mslden's Adventure N June. tnd
we anticipate lively times for your Young
reSNle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Rriefs and Prr..naI..

Tie Manhaifaus. . coioTed hase-ha. club
= ;his civ. PLAYED u Norfolk M0nday E9d
Tuesday, and won both games.
Hon. George =. Hugbes. Judge q the
sixth Circuit. will bold . special term q
the GcocLknd Circuit Court, commencing
June I'd.
Isa.ah Hawk hu.. who va, convicted u
felouioUs assault in BOteiouTt county ,ome
tine ..rce. was received al the VegiieutiAry
yesterday f9r eighteen months.
\ little son u Msjor Clay Drewry was
run over DAY bt'ore Yesterday evening by
a tog-cart. or Jumper. % cary street near
second. and Vas severely iDlured.
Governor Lee hzs been invited 70 and
expects to attend the "Casairy 8eauiOn
4 officers of 10Th arriie-- Uui0n sDd Con-
fCderaie-st Got.yshuTg On the 1tb 0i July.
Dr. y. v. Buekner. resident phy,ic an
4 81. Luke's Home. bas been appointed by
the Board II Directors assistant surgeon u
the Central Lunatic Asylum. rics DR.. Go-
cert &. Cabeil. Jr.. resigned.
To-day. June 80. Ascen sIou-Dsy viii be
celebrated this evening by q Tafade. IN
.peciion. snd review u Richmond Com
mspdery. No. >. knishts Temp.ars. Noei-
ker's band VIII furnish music ior the occ1-
sion.
The Governor aas appointed Hon. 3.
johnson Barbour as delegate 10 the Farm.
rs National Congress III place % Hon.
!. l.. KemJ~r. who declined 70 serve. The
Congress meets in Minneapolis, Minn., .n
July.
kessrs. Cbewning & Rose dsv before
Yesterday soid BY auction 20 Mr.. a.. =.
Whiiioek for sls.s5O the seven teneDents.
comprising stores and dwellings. ironlirg
n Marshall and Market .tn1e.s immeJi-
ste.T opposite The new meai-msrkst- and
known ~ the Richie estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
rrCKAHoE raRmEKy CLUE.
A Pleasant Day speus ss Cnasswerth
Ye@fersfay

The monthly meeting % the Tucka5oe
Farmer club was held yesterlay AZ { bats
RoTfh. the fue dairy and sfock-fxrrl of T.
b. ChafiB. Esq. a this CITY. There were
about two hundred and ffty invited guests
present. and Urge attendance Of the Club.
which emnr1ces many lesoing farmers oi
HeBTicO, Chesterfield. and Hanover. - wed
as seyefai prominent business men Of this
city. The lub gathered heneaih TIE shade
trees. discussed farming interests and iu-
dus;rie-. and after having finished its btisi-
ness. GdioUrred 10 gaiher around the table.
which was spread upOn the green. ioadesi
With ihs Gelicacifs ~ the season. and hearri-
" did they 81 partake q the good things
set beioTe them.
ChstsBOrfh j. one oi the prettiest farms
on IRE jane. Il ]. three mile beiOw Rich
fsond, and contains So acIes. IL Is wsli
enclosed with neai plank fencing. and has
80 acres in grass and seventy 6ye milch-
cows. which embrace thor0ughbrecs and
grado Jerseys.
Mr.. Cbsfhn hes spared no expense 70
make Il the eouai % any dairy or stock
farm IN the state. The harm where toe
csule are csrcd for & eSxi0O feet. and has
aB The modern improvements used for the
yrousr care 0f stock. The water is con-
veyed into the buildings b- pipe which
ore supplied from tank holding S,009 gar
.ous.
Tie dairy Is . model oi y aiuess. The
milk j. dTaGn from the cram and conduct
"a by pipes 10 tne reus for the hogs. tse
rTe,m 3, iten made into butter aud sold a
forty cents Ter pound.
lie day was very pleasantly spent, and
ste 10 DE aiieTo0n she guests departed
ior tleif homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Fx,nr-tau 20 Bon AIR.

Comueueing June II. the Richmond aud
Danviile railroad viii resume its Tue-daV
and Friday excursion. 20 Bon Air. Special
coaches viii oe sttaeaed 20 Bon Air train
lesyirg Richmond and nsnyiile depot al
G o'eioek +. ". on days uamed. Retura-
iug train leaves Bon AIT sAae evening II
1900 y. y. arriving 81 Richmond at io.S0
L. N.
In addition 20 the regular train service
hstween Rlehu end sBd Bon Air an extra
train will leave Richmond and DznYillf de-
pot st s.o5 A. ". fof Boa Ar every We'd
uesday aud Saturday on and after June "a.
Returning. tIain leaves Bon AIR az s.a3 z.
". arrives Richmond az 3:35 y. ". FARE
for the round "Trip between Richmond and
Bon Air only twenty-five certs.
Thus. in addition 10 ia Other sdyanfages.
Bon Air, in It's convenient transportation
Tacshiies, presents superior attractions As
resort for pie-1ies, excursion parties, and
others able 10 devote a day or an evening
only 20 such zmusensEts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
ssoKs TRIrY cIsAEs.
WHO Is MRS. wINsLowr

AZ this question = frequently ssket. we
viu simply ssy th&t she Is a lady who syr
upwards Of forty years has rntirinsiy de-
voted her tine and talents ss q fsmA;s pby-
sician and nunse. princspaly among cnii-
dTou. she has especially studied the con-
stltuiiOn and wants OF this NUMEROUS ekssS
and as a result q this effort acd przeticsl
KNOW lessge. obtained in lifetime spent 10
a nErse sBd physicisn. she has conIos1nted
a ssOOTIuNG SlRCP fog children seethlnx.
10 Operasas hke magic. giving ress aud
health. and - moreover. sarc 20 fsafU,ats
the bowels. In souseQae0oe % this srtic.e
Mr.. WinsloW = h@cospinS world renowned
As bSneiaclos cf her race. Chlidrxo GER
talnly 90 KIsE ~ and bies her. ESpscsaliy
10 % = the case IN M. city. Vast q0Aniltiss
of me SOOTHING sYkAP are DAiLT soia
And used hsra We thlnk Mrs. Aiasioy
ass imIOortalizeS her name by this inysia-
sbSe sTticis. ard Se sinesrsiy oelseve tcca-
sands a ehilerea have heen s.sSed frosa an
eariy grave by 10 tiInsly Uss. snd ,t.At lnii-
tons yet uniform Win snare ia ocslsnx and
gnifs tn calling Der ble~sed. No sofaEs hzs
discharged her duty 10 her suffering Dttis
Onss. In cor opinion. ant.i she aas gwen it
the bsasfi of MRS wiSslOw's South
ING sYRrP Try ~ mothey-raY 1T
NOw.-Lads<s tx-ser. .ye.s fovs CO.. sold
ey all arugs sts. - cents bottle.
gsi~odls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
ry pswssphsess rsssss 60 -
kntgnss.


rHILApurHlA, June AT sreci1i
meetirg isis aftsFnoou "a Philsdeipsia fy-
pograrbicsl Union. No. ,. exllej for tne
purpcse ~ discussing the relations b<sxc<a
the knights a Labor snd the International
Typcgrsphical CRion- resolutions w>rp
sdopied decisrtng friendship for AZ orgaas>
zs:isns having for their object the aaivsnc--
neng of the Interests ~ TIE 'sboring Glasses
and the ea,ee % labor, hus expressing the
btif that toe international Typogaphicsi
CDion Should have absolute control ~ al
sraiters rcisfine 10 tae craft t5roaghout The
United states
Local delegates 70 the CONVENTION ~ the
International body. 10 be held st Pitts.
lureb. were instructed 10 vote Cor the
maintenance q the International Union ~
separste and absolutely indepeudeas
body. arSt. lssf, and alI the tune. and
sgalnSt any fusion OF tBaigsmation with
any body that does Dot eoaisia - . vital
principle the supremacy q the infcrna-
tional Typographical Unioa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Nn,foIk nemnr,ai. INV.

Much imVoralt Tu1lc business VIII
-T.yeut the GoyeTnor from -ttenfing the
ueuoriai exercises 20 Norfolk today, i. hs
teG LoT,d ~ 10 in response 20 toe follow
t. fc.f-TIn;
N0rToIE. Va. Nay q. Isl.
-ot.Fror FitztUga Le:
ckfti-BUebsnln Camp are exceedingly
luAi5us 20 have your Ire-enct with sta1 on
uOu1rai-day next Thurs tayl. sixteen
hundred men viii De- IN line. q which $50
w-I De- Federal soldiers. If VIII 0e a com.
uiDclirg az the Biue and the Gray, and il'
vii tpIT,ciate iour presence and extend
Ton cordial welcome. Governor Scales,
% North Carolina. T. expected.
rSigrct' VI. GLENSAN.
Chairman Committee 4 Arrangements
y. Z. FOSTER.
Chlirm8n Committee a luyltIti0n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Manchester Notes.

Ur. ID. r. Boston. 4 Fluvanna county,
rr. inter ~ the Board q Directors - fhc
ytsrfrdsv.
The rontr8ct Tor furnishing The bricks
fcr building the new clerks otice y Chrs-
'efftid CCuTthau>e Wa awarded 20 Mr. =.
4. Harrison. iD.usd = J. 4. Ba1t0n, Is,
snnCunred N tbc IfsuG'cb.
Painters commenced work yes.erd4y pu,.
ting the second coat u paint On tbe IRON
work % the Free bridge.
Mr. 4. T. SneiHnCs snd sister lei; yes-
'erdsy 20 visit friends 10 DInyi.le.
Work on tbe sfreet-car track on seventh
street vss resumed Yesterday.
Active operations have beltin - the new
tr,ck-ysri between The Danyilie shop. and
seventh s,rert
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Requi-ision tor Troops.

Governor Lee Pas tecn apCliri lo f,r
troops 20 preserve 'be peace on tac occasion
Il ,be banging u wesley Honesty and
Tabty Banks. 'or murder. " Winchester
Tomorrow ~ % 4. ". III. EXeellency tas
instructed C3piaiu Nuiion. commaud3nt u
Company +. >ecoDd Virginia volunteers. t5
bold bis command n readiness IN ci>e ,he
civil authorities csI upon hirn.
Great pressure has been brought - bear
on the Governor Ter the parton u -he
doomed uen. but it B, not ;boughi th1 BE-
VIII inteyrO>e Executive clemeuey. Hr
u on finally, however. Gttermine the matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03

The following cases were disposrd a
yesterday:
Fi;zhagh Lee leOlOretl. drunk. Fined
= and costs.
Thomas PinhoTn. sssaulfIpg Andrew Fry
ard cutting him with some sharp instru-
ment. security required for twelve months
IN the sum oi Sl0e.
R. :. Johnson. drunk. Fined e. and
costs.
Charles Jones (ooiored). assanliing and
abusing John Barth. Continued Until -
day.
Elijah Willis. disoTderly IN the street and
threatening % kill II. c. Perrin. Fined
s2-5e and costs, and required 10 give eo0d
for bis good behavior for twelve months. .
Peyto1 Cox geoloredl assxnlting and
heating bis wife. Fined Ss and costs.
Thomas jefferson tcoloredl stealing s
basket containing sundry articles from
George Bowers. Security required for
twelve months in the sam Of 600.
Richard Rsndoipb, small eoiored boy,
stealing % from Henry Hart wbiPPel
BY bis fasher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Injunction I.ranied.

Yesterday Judge Wexford. Of The Cir
cut Cour1. granted au injunction 90 O.. p.
J.. Missner restraining the trustee IN TIE
deed q assignment u Buck x Hof from
Interfering with the properly An order
wa. al.O entered appointing F. n. McGuire.
.he trustee. q receiver - the property unfil
the further order = the Chancegy court.
THIS irluCs zoe matter into f1e q hlnceTy
Court IN order tlat tls funds may De- 1d-
ninistsrrd under ~ direction mi the
rllyfr of he tiu that thsy may he 10 GO
,oidance with lbe provision, o. ,le deed u
l.-icUwtnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03

JsKosE PsRg. Y. T.. Jone s.-F,rst
rsee--ali eyes. seven iurlongs- Dake %
Wsstmorslsnd Won SutleF seeoBd, Duplex
third. Time, 1874.
second nace-mi,s and furiong-- Buck
stone won SaFu. Bro.a secoRd, Burch
third. Time. l:5Sk.
Third r1cc--for threey year olds, one mile
and 4 Quarier--lnsDect0r 3. wo0; Ssx9ny
,eeoud. Lstrrtls third. Time. Eli.
Fourth racc--for an axes. q mile and a
>torebOek Non; Brsuioletoa
seecnd, Hcel-snd.Toe third. Tins. l;32l.
Fitth raee--for three-Year-Olis and uD-
wards. three quarters II a mile -Edgsaeld
won; Hotachu ie seooad, Cricket third.
Time. l;l7a.
sixth gacs-foT sll ages, one and three
quarter miles over seven manifestations
Won; Jim Carlisle second, Pslaaei third
Time 3.22l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Bass-Rars Yesterday.

BY telegraph TO the D,spstch.1
Washington Nationals, 4; Detroits, 6.
Boston: boS'ons. U; Chicsgos. ..
Baltimore: Baaimore>. s; L. Louis. 8.
sts-cR Island Metropoli.aGs, : LOUIS.
viileS. !.
New York. New Yofks;7, Kansas Otys,
3.
Philadelphia: Athletics. I Pittsbury5S.
8.
Brooklyn Broosyns. ,; Cincianatis- 8.
Philade.pha; Pti.ade pills, -. Louis,
q.
ten iauine@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
ueusels.ohn s.,ss Club.

The MenGelssohn Glee Club. which h1-
recently teen Organized here, has elected
,be following geHtiemen as e. Officers
Mr.. c. Z. MeClueT. president; J. Z. Nor.
mepf. yioe-president; John b. Ayers. SEQ
rtisrv and treasurer; Luther Jenkins. fr~t
director; II. {. Msgruder. second director
Z. B. kinney, musiesi director. The Ciuh
has eighteen memi.eTs and four new noyi-
t.afe memberS. The latter DO 10, sing. AMI
Ecr A. q Te-eTTe force Tor the former 90
draw from. The Club will soon oommenoe
rehearsal on some % Mendelss0hn's hue>i
compositions. and propose 70 practice ior
six months 0r more before appearing 10
public. when they vii give > series Of con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Tobacco Exported.

TIE total shipment u manufactured %.
t1cco from Petersburg and Richmond. t1e
only TWO point, IN ile district from which
-birmeri, are made. during ihe month Of
Nav. Nas -G0.lC3i pounds. y witch RicA
mcnd shipped 4s5.5G7 gounds- Bsking 40
increase from this city 4 ll2-3S1 pounds
orr the corresponding month q la,t year.
While the shipments from Petersburg lre
no. cutie 30 t-ayy "a. IN Nay. lS>j. vet ,ha;
c.tv g.. entitled 20 credit for having made
the largest single shipment from anv one
m1nuf8ciOry during The past VA 81 "a
pounds.
There vas alsO exported from Richmond
Z.sli. so c3-aret.e. IN The month - Aay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03

CtimhorsLo PARK. even with the scani
aIprorua,iou q three or four hundred dol
ar this year. is looking t-agiiiui. Il l.
ony question Oi time when g viii - one
% The grancesf parks IN the InioD. Mr..
Ells. the cry 1orSt and superintendent Of
Cnimbsrszo. hss devoted uIuch q bis timf
10 be planting oi trees and shruObery at
The other uarks. especially u Monroe. wbere
be has beeu engaged gresr deal in plsnt-
fng tres and arranging new flower designs
md setting out flowers. lie Wi nor ~
needed there 3nv more a. present unless
there l. some aliersIi0n 20 be made in the
pia-tiug or selection Il howcrs, as t1e park
= uavg c0rrf ftlafed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03

n TUIro ;. vEEDI. Of Washington. d. g.,
the celebrated author Comm issio nsr VI the
Nsuonal board q Health. etc.. says LIEBks
CoNFASl : ARSIcATED ENTRAcT OP WITCH
HALEL IS invaluable Cures l1les. salt
Rheun. Caisrrc. PsinfUl Periods. Rhsana-
tsm. and Neuralgia. 3srsre oi cnsap
couutertlis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
PoIfes-{Usfiee Rfeharcson q Cassi-


Pc'ice-|rs'1rc Richardson hs~ sent ne
iofoni1g card 20 the mfmber,-ciect u The
city Council
RIC-NoND, VA. June /. So.
g.. The solicitation = 'sr-s nuHbsf #
citizens. respectfully aunOunce myseii a
,sndidsie ior reelection % the Office 4 P0-
lice Justice.
hate siwefs been. and am now. r.
p,uccrsi. lut rsEaTd my oath Il 9ti,e 90.
rsramount 10 sll otbfr considerations in the
tisclaTce - official duties.
- reelected ] shall fndczv0r - MAINTAIN
good cfder IN The city tv e firm 7nd IN
rsIti1i enforcement 4 the laws. and more
e,reci1.v i1e statute relating p ibe safe n
.Cu0r f0 minors aud rhe ordinance re-
.u'rinc The closing - lar-roorls m sun
Day. 7 4m. very respectfully. v1uv 1ne-
1itL. seryani. n. q. RIrBARDzlE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
Fass-sa saIrerneId.

AZ the residence 4 he hTIde's mother.
1852 es,t Main street; II p. ". yesieFd2y.
Miss FEMME Fas, w-s married 20 Nr. John
>stto1e.d. in The presence = lr;e num-
ttr Il friends. The ceremony aas PER
formed hy Rev. George Cooper. y. T.. -
be First Bap'i-i church. The couple lrfi
N the Iork-River tram for Baltimore.
TIE hTidsl presents were NUMEROUS and
fl1l-erf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03

Fayetteville iast nigkt two hsgh~ssDsp
set upon him and made despss1ee -
nmpt 10 take bis ilfe. 0ne ~ fnesT btops
sfruek bis horse. which scrsax % s@a
dashed through TIE hiscsne~ o. sbe M
lighted hri6gs. seven hundred sesf ~
length. Bolton escaped with bic no sft
500 10 bis purse. No cius 10 the hixe>
waymen eSr be found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
xarros Rse@pe from Drswning.

Late Yesterday aftsTnoOn boy namsi
Reed. an rigbt-yezr-Oid s0n of J4Des ".
Craig, keeper q the dollhouse on Mayo
bridge. while playing near the boai-bolse
u tte Virginia Boat Club. isll iriO the river.
Mr. George ". Oldnsld. memtsr oi te-
ClEb, bravely jumped in aud rescued i1e
Little fellow a. be WAS sinking for lie l-si
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03

biiion Is new-fsngied View England IDEA
but one that rms 81 through Gods W. ezu-
and one that win not "dovn' n the osa-
ding % any Get of uleE. but which l. grow
i1g, end viii eoatfnus 20 grow, until INC
grand army whose tramp now shakes tse
continent shasi write victory on their bar
ners and proclaim from every hilltop the
bsnishmenf of the rum-demon from our
fair aud happy land.
TIE YrXAL TxIUrPB.
Mr.. Small eicsed with an eloquent and
touching picture Of the final triumph OF the
Gospel.
Mr.. small Is very pleasant speaker, sisd
addresses lis heareFS With great force snd
apparent Eject. The congregation listened
with almost brsathIess sftertion. bat AZ sew
eTal points burst forth into spontaneous
sud rapturous applause.
The service closed with the lOng-netre
doxclogy, and benedietiOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
sxoExTKfxY CrsAEs.

Soo1Ts ENufsIos OF PURE coo-Lryrn
OH. WITH HrPOPHosPHrrEs. 10 moss
valuable remedy Cor consumption. scsolnla-
wasting diseases OF eh,ldreD. eol1s. sud
chronic coughs. and In al conditions where
there 70 lO~s of 1esh. 9 laek % nerve
power. aud q general teoillty of the sys-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03
no,orr.pnor.ne BalIoou-A.ess.soa

An excellent Photograph was taken
Tuesdav q The balloon j Isl as ii as;endea.
The work Nas Gene b. hr. O.. ". Davis.
nhotogrsVher. The balloon. ss wei as the
figures aGd iaces % the mass u people
surrounding Il, are plaiuly distinct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03

QuARLEs a MccuRDY, 5 Y. ~. bricx
cweti,r on 0snples HiE.
GEORGE W. MAYO. tP. NJ. ms1ieAl l,brNSy
fpr. W. 4 wslsixes. dsesansd-
I. fOWE1fM r. NJ. banana
GEORGE W. MAYO. ~ I04 o'oopsR. furuj.
turs. .oe-erean ffesssr. kcI
" II FOX q co. llsSs A. ~ eahhaGA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-03

Nv name having been connected With
The oiice oi POliee-JUstiee. hsg IN inform
the Yuhlie thar I an not 2 candid8tefof that
position. Thank those % 10y friends wb0
haVe spoken oi NE IN this connection.
Lyon G. Tyler.
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sq7 BROAD -TREET. 0FFEs SPECIAL
HARGAISS FUR TIE WEEK CONMESC-
ING MONDAY. MAJ slsT.
PARASOrs AND - v UMBRELLAS
Cur sssortment ~ COACEISGs. FANCY
SATIN ana sILh pARASUL.S ana
~ E-UMEkEI.14As fsllumeEss.
GTNrHAM SERGE. anc ALPACA PARA
~cLs n endless ysTefy.
SATIN COACHINtr~ u biue. Brown. CAE-
dlna!. Garnet Tan. and Biscz. 81 eSs.-
iofnor Tslne fuT tnis grade sl.to.
JEIsSEYs
COrrIefe asSoYtmenf--aA srades-3OtSDm
yG-css f0T Besr Goods.
uRES~ GOODS.
our stock ol DEESS GOODS Is larger uoy
than 90 any f.ue tlls season- -As tn
Eu-sifT YaTf Was pare 3 assed recently, We
afe enabled 10 ofer flem - Cgurcs
mucE lower Than jhs same s0Ots we're
e1l ats month ago
LACE-CHECRED Br MING. 1gured and
rEsn regular gtc. EOu3S uOw : isc.
FIN.CHECRs tnAt Formerly sod at 1esc-
il0MESPUNs. former price I5c.. now IOo
Nuns FElfINGs. the 2sc. EOlts. nOE
lee. n Cream. Lisnt Blue. PINK. and
sTRiPED ETAMTNE, Tsns snd Black. SO
iOcles vide. thst We sold for sSc.- coW
Se-ISCH HOMESPTNS IA rSns and Grays-
Cur 4oc. quality. now 2tc.
BLACK GOODS
This DEPARTMENT - now filled With all the
liESfRA BIN FAbRIC~ N
LIGHT WEIGHT MOURN NG GOODS
CAsHAH Rkls y y 7 1 y u s-bOih
American and Freuca;
NUNS NElLlNbts. for Dresses = nd Wells;
fANESE. HENEi ETrAS. EgANLSk.
CANNAS-CLOTH. sc.
N fact. ans thing v-aDted 10 THIS llus Se
cHn supply - lowest prloes
PRINTS. LAWNS. ~ATINS BATisrE@
GINGHANS. SEERs CkE&S II rsu
l.nesl styles wash goods, Prints Al -
lawns at SIC.
AAlTlNt,-. OIL CLOTHS. RUGS. ia
Fresh suFpiy fust rcceigee.
Give IS = cAl.
p. & = MITTELpORFER.
je l.Tu&Tn 5G7 broad street.
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70 = positive fact that we lre selling
our .tock q Cl0thiug as rgime cost - altse
a change IN cur business.
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Nlnth and Mai1 streets.
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rTsk DISPATCH JoB-PKrSrIxs Rocss 10
thoroughly equipped 10 90 al kinds Of
BOOK AND JoB-PKiSrISa ~ tns snoFs4ss
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For lunch TO-DAY from n o'clock until -
rte best Il the .esson--lt George Bsnnis-
'e,'s, No. IS Thirteenth street
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Mrs. sheihuro vl'l ing 90 the ATiei To-
night. Noelker's Band and 80 ihs usual
attractions. Nothing more pleasant lnaa
The .. Tuesday and THURSDAY Moonlighis."
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TIE ar0ye seemed 90 the mote curious
M view q The flct that during the l>t lo-
Hticai -am-1ign In tbi, state q document
was .,sued ~ Nah0ue rhsTGinc tnat The
1870 men most responsible for the iundiac
hi,l were Governor Lee and Major Daniel
4 DSDQtcb rep0Tter Yesterday evening
-s ked Governor Leeif he bad anything 20
-ly in reference % tai. matter. H. re-
rl.sd. SO; J have r0t. In ny oihcial
position my hands are lied, and Malone
know l Mhan he crew abuslYe.'