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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
HOPKINS WILL oPPosE EDmUNOs.
The Probable Republican Cnndi-
daGe-Otber Meas Gathered 81
Lynchburg.

fNrGflsL HtealaAn ~ no blhtAatnsl
LYNCuBuRG, Va, August 4.-IOur cOrre-
,ponGonl has seen letter from Congress
man HOPKINS TO prominent Democrat in
this city, in waich he says: :" have re-
ceiyed numerous letters from my district
asking me 10 be q candidate, and have made
up my mind to oppose Mr.. Edmunds. ]
think nv record will bear investigation by
al rartes. favor general rather tnan class
legislation, and am for the poor man, who Is
unable 20 food the Hobbies with money. AZ
are those who spend thousands In shaping
legislation. / am in for the race, and you
are authorized TO say 20 70 ALL
Judge Charles T. Latham. judge Of the
CORPORATION Court OF tins city, j. proml-
uently spoken o. - the Republican candi-
date for Congress from this district.
Deputy Master Robert T. Crai2hilb
OF tn. city. has received sn invitation 10 at.
tend the celebration and make The Grafton AZ
the 18th anniversary OF the raising o. Gem
eral George Washington to The rank Of Mas
ter Mason. TIE celebration will be on tho
Cth aud uuder the auspices Of Fredeficks-
burg Lodge, No. 4, Alexandra; v sshiDg-
ton Lode. No. %, and Lafayette Lodge,
No. -, OF Washington.
Tie City Sergeant has in bis possession
nearly three hundred executions issued by
order Of Judge HOrseley, Of the Circuit
Court, against merchants ana busincs"mon
who rendered taxes Tor 1856 IN coupons. W.
". Lsrkin. Of this city, and 4. b. GDigon, OF
Richmond, 9Te counsel for the merchants,
some Of whom paid money under protest.
The claims aggregate about $4,000.
The acknowledgements collections for the
week on tobacco, snua, and cigars were
slI $50 80. Total amount from all sources.
S1f,G9S.49.
Tue tobacco receipts for The past week were
light. The market showed q decided decline,
aud prices for sll grades lower.
Flux on bad form "a reported in Wythc
county.
A drought OF several weeks is reported
throughout Southwest Virginia aud crops
are suffering very much from want OF rain.
II Is feared the corn crop will be short on
this account.
The shipments OF manufactured tobacco
from Liberty during the month OF July
amounted TO $50 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

Consul Hughes sends bone fr'u
h9i some Interesting a.te- 0u u,Ht.
torpr.sc IN China. lD abolition .9
and illustrated periodicals tlt.r L
taiiy NEWSPAPERS the Shep fIY
P0O- published 80 binDsr lt ~I1.-
.,itn Poo has / daily cirDIiau1l
1900 10 $4,000 copies. During '"
Chinese war. Us article. pelfg
by patriotic Chinese to suf tHs
taste, toe ciuulitiln increased Oh D.
COPIES daily. Cneap a- 'hc PAPER Pr,
baipcnny' J, IS often Sol. o. .i
al. some tiMe cIau-ms Lfnls
once during the day, md 3D. 4, tl.l ..
by Chinese nOst-oiiice emp.0tes. "l'
to the interior where steamer, ctunH'
Tbe circulation u the hu f4o $50 F..
10 be- considerable. .specui.y Boo Co.'S
Both these newspapers, although uH
for. gners. are. We SIZE assured. hDHf
gans Of educated Chinese lIuNc
In international questions thef oo
WAYS take me foreign side. bU' inrf
eucs. Mr. hughes tells us, l. on i'r
exertcd IN favor o. progress and u' L'
ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
THE PENSACOLA.
SOME WORK FOR THE NORFOLK NAVY
YARD.
An Early Morning Firs-rhe Coal Trade
Attempt TO Shoot &
Preacher.
[corrcrpondcnco of the Rlchmond plspateh.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. Va, August 4, 1888
The flagship Pensacola left Fort Norfolk
this morning and went up to the nnvy-yard
and was berthed near the dry-d0ck. AZ
soon ~ the different departments OF the
yard make their estlmstcs aud acquisitions
for men and material the necessary workmen
will be taken in ana the w0rk OF repairing
aud re6tiing the ship proceeded With. She
will not 90 cut OF commission. The Pensa-
cola Is 0ns OF the old-time steam cruisers OF
the navy OF the secOnd-rate, like the Rich
mond and nine others. aad was built at the
Pensacola nayy-yard just before the break
ing out Of the war 10y NavalConstructor
John J.. Porter. Of Portsmouth, Va, VINO
also shortly afterwards built the famous
Confederate ironclnd herrimac.
At an early hour this morning story
frame building on Smith and Queen streets,
occupied a. a bar and restaurant by Mr..
Church Lewis, accidentally caught FIRE an
was totally DESTROYED. A tbrCe-story brick
bUildiag adjoining, occupied by sanderlin d
Co. Is a grocery. and above as lodge-rOOnl,
was about half destroyed, aud two other
buildings were damaged. The buildings be-
longed to Mr.. william stevens and we're in-
sured. The loss was about $4,000.
The yaTieus labor organizations Of this
section win observe the first Monday IN next
month as Labor Day and will have parade
and demonstration.
The dominating traffic along the wh9rves
Just now is in the coal line, though truck
shipping il very active to-day. During the
month Of July considerably over $1,000 toos
81 Southwest Virginia coal were shipped
from Lambert's.PolEt piers, $1,000 OF which
we're handled this week. During the month
102 vessels were supplied aud nearly 5000
tons furnished the local trade, the total being
the larrcst amount handled in one month
since coal operations commenced ~ this port.
The company has placed contracts Tor more
cars.
The delegates to the IyDchburg Conyen.
ton Of Workincmcn from this vicinity VIII
leave here tomorrow afternoon.
The outgoing Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia steamers to-day carried acres OF
melons and tomatoes to the northern mar
kets.
This moinidg about , O'Clock dssiardly
attcrt was made 10 murder Rev. David King
(coloredL pastor OF Bhe-street Baptist
church. by firing gun at him while he was
passing through Chapel street. The attempt
on the psslor', iite il supposed to have been
caused by recent church troubles. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05


Mir. Matilda Sclick % norm 'i't- -.
10 whoss eve Dr. l.. Webster I0N. oh. -'
city. recently trans planted TIE courl .
rabbit, called o. toe Tunes OF gt,
morning ID say that, uo.giihsIni.
ports 10 the contrary, her sighIls 'l,.i.f
proving. She Gao nuw Distinguish
difficulty all ordinary ohiecls at t1n d.'''
az few feet. 81 think" she sl.i,
after awhile | shall see ipst b, wei r
body. somebody said that l couir
tlugulsh 0ns card irOm smother, ln'
obs sieiaa called al the house he o,'.f Odd
took pack OF cards and named ca.i ''.
him. | SIN not nj al afraid nov g.
walSiag, FOR Z eau see otiecs al.'.
very clearly" The appearan
Schick's eyes Is not materially ditereN. D.
that OF any other persons eyes. 't
thing noticeable about taen Is rii-'f
liar whiteness about The pupils, AZ '-.'
expected TO dIsspoelr With time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
A Bigger Tsleueese sam.
Rochester Democrat.

Infinite space il something the human mind
cannot comprehend. II Ia mlhinkable, but
the marvellous discoveries by the Lick tsle-
scope help little 10 expand the mental
vision. Now that the great telescope has
been thoroughly tested it Is time to plan one
stlll larger. White tho Ciarks are 10 the
prime OF life the work should be accom-
plished. The Government Of the United
States ought 10 undertake the expense OF
the great experiment. The next glass should
be st least four feet In diameter, and i've Il
glass disks OF that size can be secured, The
next generation may not be able 10 construct
such glass. We are confident thas tss
Clarks can do ii. But there are such things
as lost arts, and the art OF making exceptions
ally great telescono-lanaes can halaxl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
NKwn RRnn LnUIsA.
Crops 800 MarrisEo-Ex Expedition MAJ
Iers-PortonaL

Correspondencoot tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
TREyILiAN's, VA, August 4, 1883.
The serious dry spell bias been at last
broken By bounhiul sDOWers, though The
rains are local. Wbeat-thfeshlng T. nearly
over with, tie crop in some parts thrcshing
ont much better than was expected. oats
were a complete failure in most sections.
Early potatoes suffered some and late yarie-
ties a goou deal from the dry weather. The
melon crop is promising, out will be late.
The potato beetle hAs been comparatively an
known this yesr IN this section.
ON "wednesday tie IL instant, at the
home OF Mrs. Dr. w. w. Bennett, near this
place, Rev. James Cannon, Jr., OF salisbury,
Md, and Miss Lura Bennett, Of Wood.
bourne, this county, were united IN mar
ri.ge by the Rev. ". y. Balm, Of LOUISA
Courthouse. After y late breakfast and re-
csption II the home Of tho brides mother,
Mrs. Dr.. Bennett, the young couple left Tor
several weeks stay at Chat3Uqua, y. !.
Rev. 4. G.. Brown and family, OF Norfolk,
are summeFing at WestIand, This county.
Mss n. l.. Ames aud brother, Of Nanse-
moud county, spent the past week ut
WoOduoufue."
Mrs. J. w. Lockwood and family, OF Rich
mond, are spending the summer at the home
OF 'irs. Dr. Bennett
Dr. J. j. Kindred, Of southampton, who
has been visiting az Woodb0urne, has left
for the White SULPHUR.
Miss Cornelia Aay, OF stanton. Is sum-
merinv with her uncle, DR.. j. l.. Wills.
At meenng OF the county Board Of SUI
peryl'ors last week 500 was voted as the
couDiy's contribution TO the Exposition
rext fall. This was a compromises betwtSn
$500 and $500 as respectively desired by dr.
~ an srH
making through our whole county for pri-
yste contributions and exhibits. Or. Wat
son, Of the committee, who is resident OF
this neighoorhOOd, il keeping things lively.
our citizens are especially pleased with the
efficient management Of the public schools
10y superintendent +. 4. West, Jr. The
graded school at Louisa was quite largely at
tended during the pas. session and promises
much in. the future.
Dir. ". V. Bsughn has returned from a
business trip Of some length to Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
The colored conreaorD,e soldiers

kiCHAOND, VA, august 4, 1898.
10 tie Editor Of the Dispatch:
As matter Of history will state that
reached Richmond on the Gth day OF March,
1850, an exchanged prisoner OF war from
Camp Chase, near Columbus, Ohio. | was
paroled Tor thirty days, and remained in the
city Until midnight Of the I'd OF April, when
1 left to Join my command. WhIe in Rich
mOBd | went one afternoon TO the Capitol
Square to sec the cOlored troops drii. / saw
them. more ragged, dilapid'ted. good
iot.nothing set never saw. They were Of
oil sizes. FuLgr0wn men on the right and
boys on the left. The command mustered
about forty and was under The command Of
Captain or Major James Pegram. / am I'M
certain ~ 10 Pegram's rank. It must have
been between The 10Th aud 10th OF March,
1865. Yours truly, Y. y. 5.
Rev. J. A. French saw these negro troops
drill on the Square, and says his mother saw
one OF them (NhO was dressed In COnfed.
crate uniform and carried a musket) shot
down IN our streets by Federal soldier of
the advance guard OF the Federal army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

Forty years ago we might have written
ssuch M one" Now everybody writes
"such a one" How would This sound?
"An union 81 lakos end a. union q lands,
IN union Of hearts and Gn union Of land8
Instead Of General GEORGE L. NoEhIs's:
~ union Of lakes and a union a. lands.
A union Of hearts aud a union OK hants"f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
THE ROCK ALUm's GLORIES.
A Revlow OF the GGyesies or the
Week.
> Correspondence of tho Richmond Dlspstch.l
ppr~ Arm Aut,u.t . 1899

y Correspondence of tho Richmond Dlspstch.l
Rock ALUM, August 3, 1883.
The 1T OF August brought an extraordina.
~ addition 10 the number Of guests here and
swelled the total to nearly 700. On the
nights when tue large arrivals are expected
The guests become frantic to know who the
new corners are, and completely encircle the
stage when II arrives, thereby c"uslng MANY
a poor young man, wesred with travel and
begyimed with dust, to blush TO the roots Of
his bar rs be slowly descends.
The ladies recently distinguished them
selves In "slrs. Jsrley's Wax Works." but
must not forget Mr. Eiridge Hatcher,
either. However, ne was lady, too, for be
took the part OF the 2uileless and persuasive
Mrs. farley. The Young ladies all looked
exquisite, especially Miss TIildegarde Perl
a. Penelope aud Mrs Ably Donaldson As
"Ths Smile" Mr.. Hatcher was eongraiu-
lated on the excellence OF bis taste as regards
ladies' costumes. and he made a very respec-
taDle-looking female, while his gentle, efiemi-
nate voice won ail hearts.
Another beautiful german was given last
week in honor OF Or. apd Mrs. Percy. two OF
our most popular guests, VINO departed from
here few days ego. Ar. Henry Smith. OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

Anderson and Mrs. Judge Anderson WIRE
both thrown out. Mrs. Anderson fell on her
head. Her fare was bruised mp very badly and
her arm was injured. but n Il thoughtth there are
no serious bruises on any OF the parties. MI.
Anderson had his leg hurt. Mrs. Davis aud
her son both jumped out and escaped with
out injury. DON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

The address Of Right worship'ul Robert
T. Craighill, deputy grand master. az the
conclusion Of tue ceremony OF laying the
cornerstone Of the Masonic Temple yfster>
day was model Of eloqucuce and elegant dc
tiOn.- RogHOloe Times.
CRM0HLL always earns that compliment
when be makes \ speech 90 any subject
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
Isurt an .Run.v.y Accident.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspa;ch.l
LEBANON, August Q, 1873.
Mr.. William Anderson and Thomas Davis
went over yesterday morning 90 Abingdon
10 meet Mrs. DAVIS anu Mrs. Judge Alder
son, who were returning from Knoxville.
They were N single buggies, and when on
returning they bsd got In about one mile Oh
this place the holding.baek strap to Mr..
Aiderson's horse came loose and frightened
bis horse aud the horse run into the buggy m
witch Mrs. Davis and her son WERE. Both
horses began 10 kick and run. Mr.. William
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

The people OF the North, being human,
ard therefore possessed OF the feelings Of
Ordinary humanity, and withsl having good
understanding aGd being naturally acute and
discerning people, are strongly inclined "a
doubt the sincerity OF southern men who
for political effect publicly resolve that they
"deeply deploren tho sickness OF General
Sheridan. Alexandria Gazette.
Conc, now; let up on BERRY. surely
you DO not know the man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

FORAKER recently visited n condemned
murderer wbo toli hi, visitor that he FoRA-
Krm was TO gentleman. The Springfield
RepMhcGu says: "This is point upon
which the Governor is very tender" Fora
rER should Immediately make war on the
iAiler's wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

A FARMER CANDiDATE. - The Be6(ord
Democrat says that Dir. EDsrNDs owes his
nomination to The fact that he il farmer.
and now that the farmers have one OF their
own selection 10 be their candidate they
ought % rally TO his support.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

Every true Republican in Virginia feels
10 join With the Cincinnati Commercial! Ga.
sefie as It exeiaims: "Tbe Richmond Uis-
patch, the leading Bourbon journal OF Vir-
rtuia, deyotss is precious time day after
day To General Malone. This tells the Gi-
rection OF alarming interest TO the Demo-
eraey az Yiyainia. Mahans u tbs mar they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

"a professional weather prophet by the
name Of MILLION committed suicide by
drowning in New York" chad probably
predicted that The first few days in August
would be cool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
pas- sALyATION ARMY. -

NJ SALVATION MN l.
meetings 81 the hail Seorner Pine AL p
streets To.Niduf .SaNrdsyl atso'clo'. A. 1.
p.YasiIA. NJ. J. and ?. NJ. Major VIZ y.
WashsnStoa. d. C.. In command. aass''.
cspsa,as GLovta ssd DssToS. Csae' hi' -
sos. nnd others Admlssloe froe. Cepi" 81
ocsne, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

"'Thc Thing that Blte'' isthe name that
IS applied to the instrument Of torture used
in IAGGArD's latest story in this country
IL is called mosquito.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

Baron REUTER-, the telegraph king Of
Europe, keeps . secretary whose sole bust
ness II is 10 investigate and relieve cases Of
distress A pointer Tor JAY GOULD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
Miss Lula whA1rst and Miss Sadie


Clarke are visiting ~ DuiOrd.
Iangslon's Campaign Committee have
issued a paper reviewing the manner IA
which Laug,tOn has been treated by the
white Republicans in his canvass, in which
they charge General Mahouc and The "ms-
chine " With drawing the color line and o.
posing L1neSton because ne IS negro. IL
Is given ont by the friends Of Langston that
be intends 10 maintain his canvass and tbs.
40 combination can force bin 20 withdraw.
u be can hold his forces iu hand H. VIII be
hard for any other Republican candidate To
bclt mm. Hut It seems that plsn bias hecu
adopted 10 bring ont several candidates in
;hc district, by which it Is boped TO elcciu-
allv XIII or Iangs,0n. Under such circum.
stances It is impossible to say who the nomi-
nee will be.
The store Of Messrs. Webb & Smith, at
Disputanta, was robbed several nights ago.
Handsome Improvements are being made
io the Methodist Episcopal church in Et-
trick. ROBIN ADAiR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

4 Vir7ini1 Iuleiq'0ncs. BY TDNUND PrN>
plFIOv. author az "a Conventional i}O-
hemisn." New York: y. APPLETON \
Go. 1883. Price o..
For sale by WEST, JoUSsToS K Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

Emperor William II. has presented Field
Marshal Count Moltke with bronzed plas-
ter cast Of himself, which be Will exchange
for one In marble, now In preparation ADD
soon 10 DO finished,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
TIE SOUTH hIDE.
Counterreit Case POstponed-Fineo
for Carrying Weapons, &c.
Correspondence or tho kIchinon1 Di-pa"hl
=. -..-.... - A,,,,,st A 1899

Correspondence OF tho klchinon1 bi-pa"hl
PETERSBURG. Va, August 4. 1855.
The MAYOR this morning imposed noe OF
500 each on the tWo man-Goorge hind ana
81. w, Lindsey--who were arrested last eve
ming on the charge OF passing counterfeit
money and on whose persons were found
three new pistols and a d" black-i.ck." The
fine was for carrying concealed weapons.
Tho charge OF RAISING counterfeit money
was continued until Monday morning for in
yestiration I'm order 10 procure further eVi-
dence, A lady upon whom one OF the notes
was passed and who gave good money IN eX-
change was not sufficiently positive in the
identification OF the accused 10 SATISFY the
Court. lt Is believed that the two men have
gwen fictitious names.
After bearing argument this morning on
the motion TO grant a new trial TO Hater
Jones, the negro who has been twice con-
v,cied in the Hastings Court OF THIS city OF
outrageous assault. and tried twice or thrice
with the result OF hung iuries, Judge Bcr-
nard sustained the motion and granted new
trial. WhereupOn the commemorative At
torney entered 4 pOHe lr0SeQNi ind The ac'
cussed was discharged. Jone,'s heslth Is
such that he could not have stood lmprlsOn-
ment much longer.
A telegram was received here this morning
from Blackstone announcing inst mo town
was in flames and asking that our FIRE De-
pqrtment be sent 10 10 render assistance.
The request was promptly responded to, and
as soon % possible a special train was pros
vided by the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company and steam e0gine, hose-car-
rlage. and fun fore ~ iiremcn were ~
ro,,'e 10 the scene OF the fire. A good deal
of the property in Blackstone Il Insured in
the agencies in this city, and naturally a
great deal Of interest was felt Us to the extent
Of the IRE.
BUSINESS NOTES.
During the past month nearly 1000, 900
mounds Of tobacco--icaf, manufactured, and
s,em.-were shipped from this city.
The tobacco inspections during tins week
were 43l hopshcads and the receipts l93
hoesheads. The sales OF loose were only
1855 mounds, making the total sales Of loose
Tor the tobscco-year ~ date about G5J0OOJ
pounds.
The stock OF cotton in the hands of mer-
chants in this city has been reduced to 20
bales,
Building Is going on actively in our city.
and good mechanics find plenty OF employ
ment.
About 1900 bushels Of meal were shipped
South from The mills in this city THIS week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05

I'd " IN' I Va II y = T -
TIsr CHURCH corner Nain and been Oh ..'
PreAchluE TO-DAY BY ReS. Rosssf AfLAN.'
D., Of Louisville. by, a. u o'slock \. -
Dr. W. W. LASDRuz a. So o'eiocI =. NJ. a.. ~
welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
BRIEF COWhEN =.

"Dr. SroERs's representation Of BENJamN
HARRISON stands out like a statue" Very
properly. HEEIsoy is destined 10 remain tH
SiGfu QyO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
Sew SECOND BApTIsTCH URcH

,corusr Main and sirsn siree-sl.--A'' " Il
LANDRux, d. D.. pastor. VII preach a. o. ~
No night service till fUri2or noiics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-05
re-. ,Rah for Mahnnel n--Hlate

do not admire. 'Rah for Malone "--Sidte
R<pubicdn.
We submit that tho Chicago Convention
came TO the conclusion that there were RE-
publcans In vircluia who would never Join
with the Cincinnati paper 10 exclaining,
"Rah for MAuoNgIv
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r,y- FIRST ENGLISH LUTHrBN
rs,- wFsr.YATy.srREET BAn-

CHUKCa.-rhere viii b services srNDAt
ISa al II o'clock and 81 SIS P. y.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK MIS- 49,, =.
ID RxeCugED Ar laE piskAlVh'' 49,
H0-h0unk
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Reading NOTICES IN rssding-mst'or vpN
Epes or less, 81: IA nonpsreh lesded. 1Sr.
Card Of rates for more spaee furnished on ap-
t,ication
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70 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
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turned
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