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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02

REPORT OF COMMISSIONER COLMAN.
ANNUAL REVIEW or THE AGRICULTURAL AND FOR
rsTRY INTERESTS OF THE COUNTRY.

WAsTISGroN, Dec. Norman J. Colman, Com
missioner OF Agriculture. to-day submitted bis second
annual report TO tho President. He describes In
general terms the conditions which contribute to
making this "the best fed Nation the globe" He
scts forth at length tho benefits derived and TO be
expected from agricultural experiment stations.
The general interest in the bin before Congr~ss
For the Establishment of Agricultural Expert
mental Stations In Connection with the Agricultural
Colleges, shows the IMPORTANCE Of such legislation
IN commenting upon the work OF the Bureau OF AM
NAL Industry. he describes tho spread OF pieuro
pneumonia and says "Every effort possible .unaer
existing laws has been made to locate the diseased
animals and Isolate all that have been exposed.
The matter l. u most important one. overshahe"Ine
in urgency all others affecting our agrcutuIss poPo
atIon and OF vital interest also TO every consumer
beef. OF milk, OF butter. and OF cheese. 10 por.h
the snrem of this scourge. which has alrcany eiev
affected our foreign and inter St'te counecs' so
ditional LEGISLATION by CONGRESS is now essential.
The disease exists in New-Jersey Pennsylvania,
Virginia. New York and Maryland. 1 greatly regret
the ity' of announcing tho existence OF TINS
dangerous disease over such WIDE area Du. lno
imroratiee that tho truth should DO known, in order
that such legislative action may DO taken Us IL inui-
ca ed by the emergency.
Tho Commissioner observes with pride the favor
with which the publications OF the chronological
di1son are received In other countries rs evidenced
by letters OF ackno wiodgnent sent 10 himself and 10y
hOlOrs conferred upon the Entom0logist
Uron forestry he says there Is practically no re
Nroductlon attempted or forest planting done worth
mentioning in comparison with tho enormous annual
consumption. "As a first step OF reform" ne says
"undout tedly the land policy Of the United states
In u timbercd regions requires change according
TO the changed conditions OF those localities. A
stato Of affairs which aows railroad companies,
usinors prospcctors and settlers to cut timber on
the public domain as their wants require wihout
any proper supervision, without proper opportunity
Of acquiring either material tilnoer-hnd by pnr
chase hod out premium for fraud. thoft aud ln'
morality"
department TO send representatives. to conferences
abroad where subjects OF agricultural interest are
tlsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
UNABLE 7UfLOAf sTEA MFR

The steamer bridgeport which stranded hiker's Island
on TUESDAY night was t aground At late hour last light
but ~ Wa hoped 10 get Lsr Oh hlh wreckng tugs
were ~ Work relieving her OF Of her cargo
thought That tue steamer wln be greatly injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02

Broos,yn has scen insane fnr soo 's ran away ,s
her -hs was seoa Eon u" VI"
drvctpa hut could not asiei ward % mnn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
FREE TRADERS AT THE CAPITAL.

MORRISON AND CARLI-LE READY TO PUT IAfirr
BILL rAnLY BEFORE 1Hr HOUSE.
WASHINGTON Dec. (speeiob.-Speaker Carlisle ana
Chairman Morrison both arrived in Washington to-day.
and tonight they found opportunity to condoe Win
each other over the election results in their respective
Districts MI Carlisle Oh being asked the cause Of the re-
suit In his district said:
The Democrats asleep
Dd the proteetoniss send money into your district TO
be used against you 3
mot one dollar, so far as 1 know or believe" he re-
piled.
Colonel Morrison talks in different strain 3" 1t was
gold yania god that did it, he says 10 every
body Daniels of Virginia. who rallied the
gallant Colonel on his defeat declared that 1t WAS due 10
Inc REFUSAL the Ways and Means Committee 10 RECON-
mend the repeal OF Internal taxes . l., -
No doubt there too much internal revenue In my
district grmly rcplied Morrison as he nervosy Dtsei
his new silk hat the way Both ne ana MI Ssise
declare that the effort 10 bring the farm Dill Defore ne
House will he renewed Mt the first opportunity ana Do,h
OF them hold the opinion that will receive more votes
than IL did in june One Of the men whom they expect
20 change his is General Nele. who voted against
consider alton at the last session. Beyond DOUBT now
ever traders expect material ald oln te ao-
ministlatOn this session. ii Is understood mat con
ference Of the Democratic members or Tile ways ana
Means Committee and other Democratic free-rade ieao-
ers will be held saturday to discuss anu agree upon
some plan OF action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
MR. FoLEY's SONS AN

motion to continue the injunction restraining sbs school
trustees Of the Thirteenth Ward non expelog Frank and
william Foley OF John Foley Grammar school No.
70 allegation that tey had falsely charged their
teacher Miss Kate Maelona with using foul xuage
adjourned YESTERDAY by Judge Bookstayev OF
Common Plea- until omorow g. Beardsee: who repre-
scented the trustees asked for
enable him TO prepare afdavt and John H. srahan be-
haf Of Mr. Foley opposed delay. Nr. Foley and his boys
were In court Rudolph Lin erman and Eugene Kahn, who
we're suspended ON the charge also present With
cr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
THE COURTS.
A MEDICAL sTVDEHT HIGHLY yALUrn

May Walker young woman whose parents live II Wiz.
eiDa having sned William G. sedgwick for $4,000
irgcd breach 81 promise Of marriage order OF arrest vas
issusd and Deputy HERTZ de-
tsult OF $500 bail Yesterday Iusoe Tpgrshsc o. the
superior Court reduced his ha 70 $500 and bonds
Connecticut studost tho meicat departMent o. the
University OF the city OF The piaintin alleges
that married last April and that
September lac refused carry ont tho agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02
REDUCING THE FORCE AT THE NAVY YARDS.

WASHINGTON Dec. l.-secretary Whitney today sent
COPY of the following order the COmmandan at each OF
the various Navy Yards:
SIR You p ase dispose Of the marine guard az tho navy
var under your that the Government properly az
lie station may properly watched and protected IA oaer
To enable the Depar uent the interest OF economy 10 MS
pene OF many Of tho civilian
Ind ship Keepers employed may be prateaDe lei
the guard has been assigned TO duty az drecte aoove
vou will repor 10 the number OF WAL hmen
and whose services in your Judgment can 10
s-ared without erment the public service, bearing
mind rigid III the admnistlateh Oh
naval affairs.
The civilian employees mentioned In the above Order
NO 1875 and OF the Secretarys action Will be TO
reduce the force about two thirds In number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-02

AN INSANE WOMAN RUNS AWAY
Mrs Mary Boyce, thirty SIR of No aGe Beds1days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

The Legislature of Ohio represents
the State, and the two houses have
asked the investigation Of the auction OF
the seat that was purchased for Mr..
Payne. Shall State under such cir
cumstances speak in vain p Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette.
So it would seem, seeing that four
Democratic and three Republican sena-
tors have reported against any inyestiga-
ticn, and only two senators (both Repub-
icsns) in favor Of it.
Our Cincinnati contemporary repro
duced the whole Of our article OF
last week on this subject. Did we not
truly foreshadOw what has como to
PASS?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

The Philadelphia Erening Telegram
presents the following for the consider
alton Of those who hold that college
training units q man for practical
life"
ITO educate man is to put not only
new and improved tools into his hands
TO equip him for his work, but to give
him habits Of thought, habits Of me-
,bodicsl research and process. We
have all known the self-made man, the
nan who, deprived of the benefits Of
school and college, still attained to q
career ofhonor, usefulness, and wealth.
VIC have sll seen bin in the counting
house, the factory, mine, at the forge,
in the pulpit. at the bar, on the bench,
or in the EDITORS chair. We all have
profound admiration for what he has
endured, wrought, aud self-conquered |;
but we all equally know and feel that
in the very work which he has chosen
for bis highest development he would
have been very much better made man,
n very much more useful one, if he had
been made by scholastic training, If
that aid had been given him in the
work that he had set brain and hands
10 do"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

We take no stock now in Colonel
Runin's new theory about only 81 ,OOO,-
600 being the debt Of Virgins, because
be antsgonizes everything our party has
heretofore said or done, and what ho
himself has affirmed, and to change our
schedule again in the face Of the enemy
would be simple suicide. -Lynchburg
bdrdnce.
Colonel RUFFIN stands by the RID.
DLEBERGER bill. lie proposes no
new departure. He really thinks that
Virginia did not owe more than about
one third as much as that bill provides
for paying but he has no intention to
set up new plan of settlement. lie
tells the bondholders, too, not that no
is for reputation, but that he believes
reputation will result from the present
efforts to compel the State to receive
coupons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Personal.

MeyeIbeer's widow, who died az
Wiesbaden recently, was buried by the
side Of her husband in the Jewish CEN
etery az Berlin.
NJ. Depasse heads movement in
Paris TO raise 2,000,000f. monument
commemorative Of the French Revolu-
ton. The monument is TO be on the
ruins Of the Tuilleries.
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes aud that
short-winded friend Of his, the asthma,
have been bedfellows in England lately;
much against the Doctors will, it may
be said, since he would prefer to lodge
alone.
Sarah Henshsw, though more than
iour-score years and ten, recently con-
Quoted a religious meeting in Rutland,
VT, with much OF her old-time fire.
She has been an itinerant preacher for
more than sixty years.
Nine. Nogueiras, wife Of the portu.
guese Minister. accompanied by her
daughter and son, will sail for Europe
July oath, to remain for year, during
which she will make her appearance on
the operate stage in Italy.
Commander W. T. Sampson, who
has been appointed superintendent of
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, has
been for q long time in charge Of the
torpedo station at Newport. He is q
member Of the Board which is lust
completing the plans for four new ships
| Of war.
Sir Francis Philip Cunliffe Oven,
who is so well remembered here as a
British official a. the Centennial Exhi-
bition, can now write q small alphabet
after his name. The Queen recently
created him knight Of the Bath. lie
has been for some years Knigh. Of St.
Michael and ST. George and Compan.
ion Of the Indian Empire, so he can
sign himself Cunlitfe Owen, X. @. b.,
K. q. NJ. G., &. I. L. and fellow of
dozen learned societies in addition.
DR.. Douglass, made conspicuous by
his attendance on General Grant, has |
been ill for q long while; bat he is now |
gaining. His trouble was Of Q catarrhal !
sort and his stomach was poisoned.
lie put rubber tube into his throat, /
md with warm water drenched out the
canal and stomach so as to
I'D them Of offensive mucus. repeating
NO or three times day. lie. Is nov
Isining In flesh and spirits, and thinks
De gain attributable to the flushing. ]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Richmond Granite.

We learn from the Cincinnati Com
m1aai- Gazette that it is probable Gin
cinpati will hereafter buy her granite
In Georgia, number Of Cincinnatians
hayirg esenuy made . flying trip to
that State and been treated Hospitality
and bad pointed out to them the Stone
Mountain. Some Of these visitors class
Georgia granite as A No. l. Ex.Goy.
ernor YoCNo, Of Ohio, made to q re-.
porter the other day the following sig
piiicant remark:
One inducsment towards the cor.
dial acceptance was the representation
Of The feet that number Of Cincinnati
people held stock in the quarries. An
other reason was there had been some
agitation regarding the Pennsylvania
trsp.rock granite. Before this nun.
Der Of specimens bad been presented
for our inspection, and had been re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

TUESDAY MOON LIGHT To
l. DUTCH GAP.-Go with the Fourth
Presbyterian church on thor MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION 10 DUTCH GAP by stea mer
Ariel TUESDAY, July 10th. Leave 1T 1880
+. NJ. sharp: return at 1890 p. VI. Band OF
music. good moon. refreshments, &c. Tick
els Soc; children. csc. Tickets for sale at
west Johnston 4 Co.'S. ell east Main
siresi: Is. $. Howard. Ninth and Broad:
William Walker, 903 west Main street. and
81 the boat. ~ lS-ru Tn ,Ss, SuSTu5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
CuARLOTrs NOTES.
The Prohibition Organ-The Con
grcssfOsaI Fight.
Especial telegram to the pispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the pispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, N. c., July 16.-Ths
corporators of the new Prohibition
paper. (" The ballot" organized to-day
by electing Messrs. Barringer, Oates,
Vail. Robey, and Blakey as an execu-
tive board and Mr.. Blakey as business
manager. The name Of the editor will
not appear. Negotiations are in
progress with other Prohibition pa.
peIs in the State looking to
consolidation. The first issue will APP
pear in two weeks.
Charlotte has raised the liquor license
from $500 to s400, and reduced the city
tax from 81 to 90 cents.
The interest in the congressional race
is growing. There are indications that
more of the candidates now prominent
will be able to obtain the nomination.
Colonel Charles r. Jones, editor
and proprietor of the Charlotte
Observer, is out in card
announcing himself a candidate,
and pomising TO canvass every square
mile of the district. liz card makes
no allusion to the convention.
Rev. Messrs. Lacy and Wharey have
both declined calls to the Presbyterian
church at Davidson College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Trunks! TPunkSl!

A large assortment o. TRUNKS which
we are sClliug 70 per cent. lees than on 01u
get them forelsewhere. ponttuy yOu
have seen our stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
GWEET SPRINGS,
GREENWOOD HOTEL,
DUrFALO MTHIA SPRINGS 10.

AD TEL, MECKLENYURGC COUNTY, NIR'
GINlA--SEASON OF lSs6-Will open 70
tho public June ;. under an entirely new
regime. Mr.. 3. X. lice. formerly connected
with the Southern Hotel. of 81 Louis. the
Grand Pacific, OF Chicago. and more re-.
Gently the Plankinttn. OF Milwaukee, Will
have management OF the hotel, and guests
can be assured OF comfort and good alton
t!On. For particulars as 70 route. prices,
&C.. apply 10 b. X. TICE. Manager
Buffalo i4ithia Springs, Va,
or TO the Company at their office, 80 Barclay
street, New York.
Reference: PURCELL, LADO 4 Co., Ken
nCnd. Je IS'lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
ANIsEMESTS.

HANGING EVERY MONDAY %
~ at RICHMOND Il ASE. BALLARD fSNA
PLEASURE PARK, head Of Clay Ia
street, from O'Clock p. VI. to l o'clock a.
NJ.
Admission: Gentlemen rs cents; ladies
free. No improper character allowed.
Good music and Gine promenadlng grounds.
ice-cream and refreshments at city prices.
iN LIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

"If General BENJAMIN I. But
LER should decide to make a dash
for the New York mayoralty ="
Why not? Ben doubtless thinks that
a city of Doodle aldermen should have
a Doodle MAYOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

and the whirlpool. He proposes 70
make the swim in cork suit II the au-
thorities do not prevent him. II be
does he will probably not live to tell
his story. The swimming and 70 wing
craze is now on, and from oil quarters
come reports of insn who are to At
tempt feat Of some sort or another in
connection with the falls, the rapids,
and the whirlpool. Two men in this
city are now building balloon-boat
in which they intend to 90 over the
falls, through tho rapids and all, in
August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

The Philadelphia Cal says: " The
London Globe expands on the fact that
very few actors are criminals. They
figure, however, in divorce courts to some
extent" Hence Philadelphia is very
popular with actors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
amuas. 'szDSCGsEs. sso

ERANKLIN'S iNFALLTBLE DI-
4 AFRICA AID TEErHlSG MEll-
CfSt D cuIe your child % summer lJu-
p.aiDt While teetniLg. No mother should
ne WlIhoutlt Ii cures clTODic d8Uhpa.
d,stnter,, and bloody-iuN. sod Dy J. y
Thomas x Co, No. 2l4 east Broad street i;
". II. NJ. Harrison, corner foushee aud
Bioai Streets 3. 4. Lewis X Co. No east
Broad street T.. +. Hatch, so. sos east
Bfoeh street: 4. Roberts Baker, No. 9l9
east Main street.
POWERS. TAI LOR 4 CO..
Wholesale AGENTS,
ty 19-lw 70. 1908 Main rect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
AnyERuSiNG A6fNry.

NEWSPAPERS ADVERriSING.-A
~ book % 100 Eagas. Tue hest book .pf ~
advertiser 20 consult, be 90 experienced ~
otherwise. IL coAtslns lists 81 news i"t
aud estimates o. toe cost or edy oii-s.uF'
TIE advertiser who wants tospeud ope TO-
or, Lpds In 10 the Information ne .cl !.ses
While FOR MIN who VIII invest one huudfsi
lhOuss nd dollars N advertising. scheme 5
Indicated which VII meet his every leqnfs.
rnent, or can be made TO DO 81 BY s1B.'
changes easily arrived az by cor spond'
snca. one hondred and rfty three editions
have been .$ued Sont, postpaid ~ eiy
address for Ten cents. Apply 10 GkokSs
+. HOWELL q CO., NSPAPER ADV Nd
Using BUREAU. 10 Spruce street print
Ing Hcuse seusrsl. New York.
da eg-d.sw&wiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS C0MPANYG
LIZ FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINTA3
VOLUHTEERS.-Ne OF the Cnrp pa n,
ny and the Association are ordered 10 -
meet AT the Armory SATURDAY, July
l7th, al 81 a. NJ Business OF Importance
to both organizations.
q. X. WREN,
Lieutenant Commanding Company q,
C. ]. ANDERSON,
jy l6-2t President Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

What with the efforts Of the Cincin-
natl CommrciaJ- Gazette to put the
LOGAN boom in the mud, and the efforts
Of the st. Louis Globe-Democrat to
pull it out, it threatens to be torn to
pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

IsD YOUNG MEMS UNION
PrsAYER-MEETING OF ALL THE BAP.
list CHURCHES viii occag at the Second
church sCHDAY EyBgING Mt 4 o'clock. All
young men cordially invited TO attend.
q. Il. SYDNOR, Jr., Secretery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

I'VE don't suppose that sny fair
minded man has much doubt as to the
manner in which Millionaire PAYNE
secured the seat he occupies" The
fair. m:nded men on the committee did
not seem TO have much doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
To SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. HoGE ALTA. II. and at ) +. II.

ga FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace street near Shafer)-Rev.
4. II. HoLDERBY. notwithstanding at IL
O'Clock A. N. and Y. NJ. EVERY SABBATH.
Prayer meeting and lecture EVERY WE'D
NEsDAT at 8 O'Clock Z. ~, a cordial well
come to all. Seats free. Sabbath school at
$50 A. NJ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
ZIP THREE THOUSAND FEET,
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND


CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIE3,
WTrHIE THE
FAMOUS GLADE SECTION; DIRECTLY
ON THE LINE OF TIE BALII-
MORE AND OHIO.
NO STAGE RIDES OR bus TRANSFERS
ALL LIMITED EXPRESS
TRAINS STOP.
With the new ard unparalleled I9st sche'
dule Oh the Baltimore ana ONO haiIrpau
these lovely twin re6Orts are beyond ah
comparison the most adyentageOusly 10
Gated. both as to train services and sur
rountings Of any east Of the Rockies.
SEASON OfENS JUNE 23D.
No Hest No BlCsquitoes No hay FEVER
No malaria! Deer Park aud Oah9nd-ine
one being but Blk miles distant from The
other, with the most charming drives con
meeting tbem-wiil bs under the manage
ment OF SIR. W. J. WALKER, who, IN his
three seasons management has made many
enthusiastic friends OF the glorious re.prts
among Baltimoreans All communications
should he Gddrt ssCd 10 W. j. WALKER
queen city Hotel, Cumberland, Md. up ~
June Is. After that date. either Deer PARK
or Oakland, Md. RATES-S60. s75, and $50
per mouth. according 10 location. The Bal
limpre aud Ohio Company has spared no
expense IN rendering Deer Park and Ua K
ignt the !eadibg mountain resorts " the
Fast, and for the season Of 80 th3 Rttfac'
tons viii be Of character not niJAortJ
sgu8,lCd, and the cuisine OF both lU5eS ul'
exccled. Flrst.class laundry. FlIe liyery.
Eieg9nt new bathing pools. THE fINf'Si
PLACE FOR CHILDREN IN til & LAM.
my lq-xln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
BRIEF COMMENT.

Thursday another mau was !" slugged
senseless in a prize-fght in the City Of
Brotherly Love-" Great is Philadcl-
phia civilization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
DEATHS.

MhTTHEWS.-Dled. in Manchester. Va
July l6, 1856, Mrs. REBECCA MATTHEW'S
In the seventy. first year or her age.
Funeral from Manchester Presbyterian
church TODAY Saturday at O'Clock i.
NJ.
New York IerGld please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Orkney SPRINGS. SHGNAN.

" DOAH COUNTY, VA.-tne largest and
most fashionable resort IN the mountains Of
Virginia: the Hotels and Cottages Deauti.
fuily painted ana papeIed thlOIgnout
drainJ-e: greatest variety OF mineral
waters Of any resort III the United states
Rooms newly furnished, new hRlr-mat-
tfcsses, with woven WiIe-sprins3; hot,
cold, and show baths table uneXcellei;
firbt-cluss livery Ia connection with the
hotel: ian brass and string band. Descrir-
tive yamphlefs can be obtained At the OF.
flee OF the Richmond and Allegheny rail.
road, 1905 east Main street: Chesapeake
and Ohio Offices, 4. ". CAREERS, Il. q. Cab
ell. Jr.'s. THIRD Bnd Main; Purcell Ladd &
COS, owens s. Minors.
II CABEbL NADDUX, Proprietor.
" q BIrERT chief Clerk nv 2J-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
nGors, SHOES. TaUNKs, dc.

7 FORSEY, THE PRACTI-ens
~ CAL BOOT AND SHOEMA- !"
kEH l42l Cary street. Richmond
Va. Fitting pecullar-shaped feet q spa.
ciRlty. Ifyou have Any difficulty In getting
perfect NJ owing 10 corns or any other
irfegularity OF the feet give F0RsEY a
Trial and he will guarantee satisfaction.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
jy 10 sod3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
TArrnE.. JEMLlks.a..

COME, SEE, AND BE- SAIIS- ~
~ FIED.--I can sell = "Af'E % -
,u't you as ciI- a. 20 any 10 or out '.
Sow York. Forty yva.S 0r1tCt ca, rAp'f-
1.co warrants me- - saying fue} az -
perfect as time krrlllh machine .th p"
us.le. Examined aUd regulated tr ne
1Ucfset by ulySeU. guaranteed tps Two ycss
sent "a q and free by mall lt eXp-.'t
u CHASAN. Go't-,u.lD,
Ill Broad s,reet, kichmoud. aro
r,h 80 Petersburg. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

jtcied a. not being up to the Richmond
stAndsrd, ~ Il IL called"
So The Richmond granite Is the stand
ard by which tho merits Of other gran.
ito are tested. This Is . compliment
indeed. And We warn our Cincinnati
fellow .citizens that there Is granite and
granite. Unless you are experts, you
would better trust to the bridge which
you know will carry you safely over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

Mr.. DANIEL, Of Virginia, voted for
Mr.. MoRRIsoN's resolution as it passed
the House Of Representatives on We'd
nesdav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

Esyn HIRD Gil RI S 7 A n
CHURCH (Twenty-nfth street between M
and N).-Preachlng at IL A. NJ. and s:l5 p.
NJ. by Brother GARRISON, OF Kentucky
University.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

sey TRIM METHODIST
CHURCH Corner OF Twentieth and Broad
streets. Preaching al IL 4. NJ. and 81 p. ".
by Rev. JAMES &. REED. Pastor