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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
WAIVED EXAMIsATiON.
Messrs. Berry aud %uvernator Have
Their Gases Certified 80 tho
Grand Jury.

soon after Police-Justice Richardson assembled
the bench yesterday morning gar Allan, ksl..
counsel for Messrs. 4. +. Berry and George
GuvcrnaiOr, charged wish "settiDs up. promo
ting, and being concerned in the management or
drawing Of a certain iOticrf Or raile Tor money or
other things # value. commonly called policy"
arose and asked that the case be certified 10 tho
Hastings Court, saying that his clients had 10
ciied 10 waive examination. Sir. Berry, who
was n court. renewed his bOud for his appear
Auce before the grand .uryof the husilngs Court
on the first nCnIay in July, and Ar GuFcrnatOr,
who came a. a few minutes later did likewise
These gentlemen were engaged in operations
under the ct artcr q tho Confederate veteran
Distribution Company when arrested in the
conn suy's onlce on Bank street 10y Onlceis Bur
nett and Hullcraft on n warrant issued by
Justice Richardson. The witnesses for ihe Com
mon wealth in addition 70 the officers are James
b. Peters aud William Johnson.
T. l.. Harrison aud ". +. warner were charged
with heins do.erters from the United states snip
Swatara at Norfolk. The accused who hal On
Aoir uniforms and caps. wcre arrested byOrlc.r
John 4. Pr.ddy. They stated that fhey were ab-
sent on q tWo-days leave, but dld not show any
pas. They urged Justice Richardson To release
them aud ALLOW them % return, a. 20 remain
away from toe ship longer would subject iLem
o. considerable cort and perhaps courtmariaL
They we're committed % jail and the Norfolk
authorities communicated with Gnl ths case
continued until saturday II a message ia re-
ceiycd from Norfolk in tae mean time they WILL
b. set n liberty.
Cornelius f. James '-o'ore'n vas nned $ and
costs for beiug disoricriy IN ths har-room q
Richard Tompgius.
Elizabeth haryey .roioreD was charged with
assaulung Gnd beating Fanny Winston, and
Fanny was charged with asssultinc and boating
Lizzie. Both were re- luired % give security for
their good behavior for twelve months In the sum
Of 800
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
ny N-Nu, % hIM ",
fVHE PRINCESS ANNE.

4 N = I'M INNiAlN A-N+NI@t
i VIRGINIA BEACH. va
A CHARMiSG. NEW. AND PALATlAL
HOIEi. situated on the Atlantic Ocean. eighteen
u los east of Norfolk, Va
Opeos JUNE lsT and romans open throughout
tie year. A delightful summer 6no WINTER 10
go.
Tor descriptive pamphlet, terms. eta sd-
oress J. W. hLkfs
~ LIN. .ThAsae5l Msn9Esr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
ParnnnnIAnnn nrlen

Colonel William (. Tanner has returned from
Duluth, Mirn.
Miss KIttie Black has left for Maryland TO
spend the summer
Governor Lee yesterday appointed somers s.
Pearson a commissioner Of deeds for Pennsylya-
MIA.
The opening concert at Sanger Hall Gardens
will take place O-mOrrOw evening Dy lariella's 3
band.
Hugh T. McMurtry. Esq, a well-known printer
Of ~ Louis. and an dfiache Of the Globe DemocTai
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Grace b. Baker. Of eSO6 east Franklin
street. has returned homo from the Wesleyan
Female College, North Carolina
Rev. DR.. John F. Edwards, Of Danville, who
recently celebrated his golden wedding, IS IN the
city. He Is lookingly exceedingly well.
ar. X. Henderson. Of scotland. is at the Ameri-
can Hotel lie wears kuickerbOcker pants aud
Is making inquiries about iron interests Of the
state.
Mr. Robert A. Carter. City sergeant-eleci, yes
terday qnalined and gave bond IN the sum Of
5000, with General Joseph 4. Anderson as re-
curity.
Mrs j. c. Bowman, Of this city. aud Miss Emm
Riley. Of Jersey city. have gone - LAkeHOOd,
Ocean county, y. j., 10 spend the summer with
their parents.
Treasurers l. B. Hundley Of Matthews. II. W.
LAtsne. Jr. Of Essex. Z. r. Irwin Of Buckingham,
and c. ". Voolfolk Of Orange. were al The Capt.
tOl yesterday.
On Tuesday last Mrs.. Charles T.. Snodgrass,
Church HILL hal q severe fall, seriously iniurng
her lett nand and breaking her right arm be-
tween the elbow and wrist
Mr. Ambrose T. Ayers, so long connected with
the Exchange and Ballard House. has accepted
an engagement ~ take charge OF a large and
-plendidly-furnished hotel IN Lone Mountain,
lem.
telegram wes received hero yesterday from
Danvilo announcing the serious illness there Of
Mr. james NJ. Wilde, brother Of Mr. George G..
Wilde. Of the StaiS. Mr.. Wide was formerly q
resident Of Richmond.
Tie Henrico County Court was IN session for 2
short while yesterday, but no Cases OF Interest
we're tried. Judge ksdd, of Hanover, could not
b. present IN connection with the HanOyer-street
CO Sc as a term OF his court began yesterday.
On Sunday night next Richmond Randolph
Lodge No. ~, 0f MRsoBs. will meet at their hall
on Franklin street az O'Clock, aud after invest
ing the ne w y-elected officers with tho respect
i've Jewels Of their stations, will march In body
20 Leigh-Street Baptist church, where the pas
tor Rev. Or. Goodwin, viii preach sermon 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
THE ALLEGHASY ROAD.
RumOrs Concerning Its Acquisition
hYt the Chesapeake ana Onto.

The Chesapeake and Ohio aud Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Companies are both In tho
hands OF receivers appointed by Judge Wexford,
and will nc sold out under the mortgages; but
mean while, 10 would seem. "a project IS being
pushed Dy which the control OF the later VIII
practically pass Into tho hands ot tho tOrmor.
Inc New YORK Herald u yesterday says:
An insider IN Richmond auQ Allegheny AZ
fairs sal yesterday that the deal with the Cnesa-
peake and OHIO mas progressed far enough 10
make it certain that the Richmond snd Ale
gnany drsts will become a nxed obligation Of tie
Chesapeake and Ohio, bearing per cent iuie-
rest for the first i've years ard per cent there
after and that zach one hundred shares OF Rich
mona and Allcghany stock on which the 10 per
cent assessment Il paid will get, 10 return Tor
the assessment, ten shares Of Chesapeake and
Ohio frst preferred aud nifty shares Of Chesa-
peake and OHIO common"
These transactions can only be effected IN The
reorganization Of the two companies; but pend
log these eyentsit Is possible, ~ and with tho
consent q Judge We ford. for the receivers OF
the Richmond and Allegheny road 20 tempoFa-
riiy lease that properly 10 the Chesapeake and
Ohio. However. at court yesterday nothing was
known Of any negotiations Of the SORT
Rsilroai-men have long been Of the opinion
that the Richmond and Alleghany line would be
an exceedingly valuable acquisition Tor the
Che.apease End Ohio. The tracks Of the latter
are alNays greatly crowded win trains. IL they
had the Richmond and Allegheny road IL would
be almost equivalent ~ double track. for hun
orefs Of their freight trains could be forwarded
eastward over the easy grades o. the Allegheny
road, greatly relieving tho Chesapeake and Ohio
route IRON here 10 Clifton Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

COUNTRY BOABD.-THE UNDER
y SIGNED viii nEaia receive q LIMITED
NgNBEK OE bQAkDEk> FOX Tbk SUMNER
e. her residence, "Sylsania.' )n TIC niseo
tpr,nrs neighborhood. Louisa county. Va. Tho
filua.iof 10 elevated ana healthy, the house
large aBd comfortable. aud The grounds spa
oious end beautiful, riih an abundance OF
shade Aiso. ap abundance q ICE, MIX. butter,
MA N. c. NOktIs,
HkTu. .Tb4saim' Tresiliaa's Depot Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

OF their jealous and energetic president Sr. K
X. Archer Tho programme was handsomely
gotten up and an evening OF real enjoyment was
afforded.
Mrs. q. s. McRss was tho lady vocalist OF tbs
evening. and sang two number with decided
taste and effect The GesangyereiD virginia
rendered two male choruses With beautiful ex-
preston, and we're the recipients OF nattcring
encore.
Tho banjo trio between Messrs. Polk Miller,
J. A. Page. and Harry Powell was the feature Of
the evening. IL set the audience IN great good
humor. and many siaid individual was seen TO
pat his foot % the cnllyening strains Of =" Run.
Niger. Run and the like. Mr.. Millers playing
LINKS tho present with the past, and is forcibie
reminder of the good old times when the picking
on the "ole banjo" eulivened "de ole cabin
home" Mr.. Pages comic songs were greatly en-
ioyed Ind brought down tho house. The cornet
duet between Aessrs. Thurston and StoYer was
highly meritorious performance.
The Amateur Orchestra nre % bo congratu-
lated upon their great improvement In playing
aud their success Of last evening. and Professor
Kessnich. the director should OF course receive
his share OF praise. The march by the Blues
Band was rendered with spirit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Virginia University High schosI,

The first session Of this school, un1sr the pr'n-
cfpalship Of Wisfer Archer Il. A., Ph. B., Unit
yersity u Virginia. terminated yesterday with
the distribution Of certificates, riDbon-, medals.
&C., a. follows:
/. Certificates Of satisfactory examinations
were awarded The following pupils;
First DiYislon-W. Z. Archer. l6: j. ". bOs-
sicux, i3; Edgar Bowen. 2: H0gue Gillian, ;
". E. Lamb. ); j. I. Lambeth, 70; 4. Z. Morris
ssit Il: r. A. Parker. Jr.. Is; Edgar Powers. u !:
G. ) Stein. Ii L. A. Naden, II ;. j. loung, II.
second DlyisiOn-Kenneth McRae. 4; r. y. Nc
Rae. .: II. \. Nunnaily, 9; G. A. Pickett. -: X
n Shlpp, Q: Clarence Walden. 10.
H. Purple-ribbOn certificates for the Highest
average 10 eacn examination were awarded tho
following puuils;
First Diyisou-w. c. Archer. 70; J. M Bos-
sieux, u: Iogue Gillian, J. j. Lambeth, =;
A. f. Norrissett 4: T. A. Parker. Jr. d: Edgar
Powers. ?; c. 5. Stein, 81 X. A. Walden. 2: :. j..
Young. 2.
second Diysiou--H. A. NunnallY i: G. A.
Pickett, /; X. NJ shipp, ], and Clarence yefen. ?
The figures Indicate In tho first Instance
the num Der Of satisfactory examinations, and IN
the second instance, the number Of examinAiions
In which Tho highest average was Obtainei.
III. Prizes were awarded az follows ll
Highest marx on any examination IN second d.
vision. n. A. Nun aaliy. owen MereGitbs Lucille.
cg Arithmetic Clarence Walden. Mrs. braesey :
4" Around the World Ia the Yacht sunbeam" o.
Higher Nathemati,ss w. &. Archer. PRESCOTT >
Ferdinand and Isabella three Volumes. 20
English, +. VI. BOssieuK, the works ~ Francis
Bacon two Volumesl l5) French or German. ;.
J. Young dn German, gold medal % attn,
r. A. Parker, Jr., gold medal "a Greek. -.
80 Writing. J. NJ. BOssieux lneainsss and prod
ciencyl, gold pen. 49, University gold medsl for
highes: combined average OF all examinations
and ess-recitatious, J. N. bossieuG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Pegram Battalion Reunion Yester-

The annual reunion Of the Pegram Battalion
Association took place al the Old pump-house
Yesterday afternoon. There was full attend
nnce Of the members and with them n number Of
invited guests After dinner The following Was
offered oy the president Of the association and
was drunk standing In silence:
Cornraios,-Ws have only one regular toast,
which Is 10 "Our Dead. ."-and though often heard
l. ever new. aud am sUre most welcome tous
all for certainly there i not one here today
whose thoughts have not reverted many times 70
cur departed oOmradeA
4" And here Ia LIE we bring these memories,
Eut8ned a. garlands ceWy with our tears.
Add lay them - tne tribute o. our lore
Upon tie grave that holds thclr sacred dust"
Speeches were then made by Rev. John IL
Newton. Mussrs. John Tyler. Jefferson Rufln,
AID others who were called or MAJOR hrender.
cnairman Of the 9" a. T.. Hill Monument Fund"
made a very encouraging report Of progress,
stating that a simple m3nument was an assured
fact. .aad trat its size aud grandeur would be III
creased by subscriptions obtained hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

tvHE OCEAN VIEW HOTEL
Iiis wcll-kuown SEASIDE RESORT,
O --t nlrs from N,rfol&, IS nom OPEN TO
r.r rtUiIO. Fishing nnd bsthing unexcei. .od
o. aay rCort 90 ue coast. For terms, Sc. AL
C... 49,. So. PRICE, Manager, Ocean Wow. Va
So 6-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

n. W. BOWIE and SAMPSON & ADAMsoN. sr.
~, building tots on NaurY, Eleventh,
Everett aud Gay streets. tis r. NJ, frame
house with lot 90 nain5rlgs street. ard Inn
medaicly efter a buii1lug LOT on ths west
side OF Eghih strect-all In Manchester.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR. T.. NJ. cofnmlssioners'
salo OF four frame DWELLING on Linden street.
between Main ami Cary Ntreets.
b. NJ. QUARLEs, 8 p. NJ, four building lots on
the southweaI corner OF rwonty-nioth and
Marshall streets.
GEORGE W. MAYO. i0H 4. NJ, parlor and
chamber furniture. stoFes, &c.
FRANK D. HILL s 60. ST.. ", trustees sale
Of residence No. ~ Governor street
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., 6P. NJ. corner
brick residence. no. ii0l Grove avenue.
JAMES 3. ELAM. p. NJ, brick residence a. ths
northwest corner 0f Main and Beech streets.
RAWLINGS e ROSE, 8 r. ~. building lots on
Preston street between Second anu Inlni
street
2. A. CATLfN, $50 p NJ. two frame dwellings
on Ihiriieth street
GEORGE W. MAYO. furniture, merchandise, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
DED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
IL MONROE cot NTY. STATION LOWELL
Chesapeake aud Ohio railway, ". Va


HOTEL OPENS JUNE isr.
TERNs: $50 aud SIS per week; IS and 80 per
r r.ufh ~ twenty gnt days
Daily mail Telegraph az ONCE. Easy two
horse convey yEncos. Nriie Tor pamphlcs 70
WEIsMAUPi 4 AOhION,
Red sulphur Springs,
nv y--su TnNThfrn West Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
vi SYRUP.

Rev syiysnus Cobb tnus writes in the Dostoa
Christian Fireman: We would by TO mems re-
commend any kind Of medicine WHICH se DID
nOt know 70 be good-particaIariy for infants.
But Of Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup we can
speak from knogiedgo: In our swn family 4;
has proved blessing Indeed BY giving an Ia
fant troubled with collie palns quiet sleep snai
the parents unbrOken rest al nigh. Most
parents can appreciate those blessings. Here
Is an article which wgss 70 perfection, and
which Is harmless; for The sisep which It AZ
fords the infant Is perfectly natural, aDd the III
tie ehsruo Awakos - ~orght ~ a button. .
And durins tho pro,ess Of toeshing i,s value Is
incslculable. We have freqaeasiy heard mo
thsr say that they worid not os without is from
the birth Of The ehiid I'M d had finished win shs
tecthing siege on any consideration whatever.
Sold By al dragglstA - cents so.fle.
my Seod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
GnIng In Lexington.

A. q meeting OF old cadets Of the Virginia
Military Institute held IN the Clrcuit-Court room
tuesday evening a branch Of the Alumni AssO-
cia,iOn was organized, with Colonel ". X. Cut
shaw a. president ard Mr.. Joseph X Anderson,
Jr, a. secretary, and a committee was appoint
ed 10 report a p an Of permanent organization
Colonel John Purcell, Colonel TazeWen Ellett,
Mr. Il. V. Brooke. and Mr. Joseph X. Anderson,
Jr, were appointed a committee 70 make ar
rangements Tor the trip 20 Lexington TO attend
the commencement exercises. IL Is proposed TO
leave here next Saturday night and, returning,
will leave Lexington Tuesday night. All eK-ca-
dets wishlog 10 ~ must give their names 70 the
Committee oi Arraug ugements before o'clock on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
HAPPY STUDENTS.
THE COMMENCEMENT YxERcrsEs OF
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
The Baccalaurests eernion-Y. w. O. A.
Contest for the Orators Medal
The Trustees.
rspscInl ralecrnm % tne pI,pa,oh.l

ASHLAND. VA, June 20.--The nfty-third COM
mencement exercises OF the Randol lph-Macon
College began on Sunday with tho baccalaureaie
sermon by Rev. J. w. shraf, Of the Baltimore
Conference, who in eloquent and forcible Ian
guage exh0rsod the youpg men 10 strive for tho
noble things Of life and to add 10 their fsith
virtue, and TO virtue knowledge, ami TO know
ledge temperance. and 70 temperance patience,
etc, etc
Tuesday night the Young Mems Christian
Association gave beautiful reception 20 ibe
Ladies' Auxiliary IL was ono OF the mos'
successful and enjoyable entertainments ever
given here. Mr.. c. ID. Harris addressed the
ladies' IN happy spsech.
The programme OF the evening consisted Of
vocal and Instrumental music and an enloyaDle
supper Of light Refreshments. The state College
OF .he Young Mems Christian Association Con-
yeniiOn meots here next year
The exercises proper were opened to-day by
an address before tho alumni by Rev. j. W.
Duffy. lie chose for his topic the "Worth aud
WORK OF Manhood
Tho contest for the Sutherlln orators medal
was opened by Mr.. C. d. Harris, who spoke upon
the value OF words. lie was followed by NJ H.
w. Patton. who had for his subject " The llei4s
Of the Pastn Next cane Mr. +. w Crowder-
subject "A Debt and Duty Of Today" fol-
lowod by Mr.. c. f. Sheriff.. who spoke upon the
influence Of poetry ana music. Space will not
permit an aliusion 20 each OF these oratious fur
and IL will be difficult for ibe judges 70 decide
upon the best. After the rendering Ot America
by the choir. led by Mr. waters, the cNercises
were concluded until O'Clock tonight At
O'Clock ihe alumni banquet came Oh IN the
gymnasium. This was indeed n bright occasion
and one long 70 be remembered.
The Franklin Literary society had ils celebra-
ton tonight At 5 o'clock. Rev. ". V. Tudor,
presiient-elect, made powerful address upon
tho Ministry Of Mediocrity.n Mr.. Hughleti, a.
representative Of the society, spoke numOrously
and we'll upon "Oraory" Ito was followed by
Mr. L. W. Csowder on " Breakers Ahead This
commencement occasion has been one of un-
usual interest. a large number Of the Board Of
Trustees are In attendance.
The most satisfactory report for twelve years
was read before tho board today oy Captain
lrby.
Rows J. d. Hank and s. $. Lambeth have been
elected members ~ the Board of Trustees to on
the vacancies created by the death ~ Dr. Black
well and Rev. Mr KOwzic.
Major W. T. Sutherlin addresses the two socie-
ties tomorrow and Hon. q. i. Olerral tho
Washington Society az night
Captain lrby has caueoi to he placed IN ne
College excellent portraits Of the late Rev Or.
Oln ana Rev. LandOn G.. Garland. These gen
tlemen were respectively the frat and second
presidents of this excellent institution.
Mr. j. j. Leabe has the honor of having se-
cured the senior Greek prize aud Mr. A. VI. Hugh
lett the senior Math prize.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
DIYIDEND NOTICF. ~ A MRET.
CoUaT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COrKr OF THg CITY or RICHMOND.
JUNE ~. is5,;
Tho "Yirginia Tobacco- WORKS a corporation
duly Incorporated uuder tho laws u tho state
oi virginia. ....-...........-.-s....... ..flAlnAn,
against
"Hope Insurance Company Of New orlesns."s .
corporation duly incorporated under she Laws
OF ihs State ~ Loui-ians hri doing business
as - foreign Insurance company In tbs state
o. virginia. s-ss-.. sbcietina@As
n CAsz AKD UP0s A. ATTAcHxESf RETURNED
KIzcrIRD.
The object Of this smit - - recover against tts
defendant the sum "a one thousand dollars, and
. attach the estate OF the sad defendant IN tho
city Of Richmond aud subj et tho saiilo % no
payment of The plaintiffs claim.
Ard a1idayit having been made and nled hat
the said defendant IL q non resident - tho ,tato
Of Virginia it Ia ordered tnat u appear here
within fifteen days after due publication hereof
and do what Ia necessary 10 protect lia interest,"
Ia this suit
4 copy-Tsste: ALFfEO SHKILo. ciert q
JOHN q BERsARD dAgS, a. j. si-st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

OFFICE or POSTMAsI RR-GESERAi,
WAsBISGTOS. ID. C., June 10. ltha
Tho PresiGen. has this day approved the act
Whi'h. among other things. provides as follows
"And all matter otherwise mailable by law
upon The envelope or outside cover or wrapper
Of which, or postal card, upon which Inc eccnI
lewd lasciyiOu- obscene. libellous scurriiOns, or
threatening delineAuous, epithete, terms, or
language, or rejecting iniunOusy upon the
character OF conduct Of another, may be- written
or printed, are hereby declared TO be non-in ana
bic matter, and shall not be conveyed tn The
mails. nor delivered from any p0st-ofice nor { :
any letfor. carrier: 0ld any person who shan
knowingly deposit or cause 20 De dcpoSiie1 Tor
mailing Or delivery nnytni declared Oy thi5
section 10 be nGu-mailaDle mater, and any per-
s0n who shall knowingly take the same or cause
the same 20 he taken from the mails. Tor the
purpose OF circulating or dispO-ing Of. or of aid
ing In the circulation or disposition Ot the same
shan be deemed guilty Of mi-demeauor. ana
shall. for each ana every offence, be hDco not
less than one hundred dollars nor moro thnr
FIVE thousand dollars. or imprisOnei at hard
labor not less than one year nor more than toa
year. or both, az tue discretion OF the court"
Postmasters are notified that under this act
such matter will be treated precisely a. obscene
matter is treated under the provisions ot seq
ton 3s0, Postal Laws and Regulations. ANY
postal carl or Any other matter upon The en-
yelopc or Outside co rer Of which appears any
thing wi .ch reflects nihTously upon the Ierscn a
addressed, or any one else, or upon his charuc-
ter or conduct. or is plninly cal uiated aud in
tended 10 iniure his feelings or reputation. Or
bring him into dis,redit, Or which threatens
him will he excluded. Anything the nature
Of an offensive or threat ming dun apparentupou
an envelope. outside cover, or postal card, or
conveying the suggestion thaf such dun is en-
closed, viii be excluded As non maiiablc under
this act. The attention Of p'stmasiers is called
in this connection 10 sections 81 and ~ OF the
Postal Laws aud Regulations as applicable As
70 instability, the postmaster. II he deems any
case doubtful, will submit 10 10 the department
for decision. Don VI. DICKINSON.
postmasfer-Geueral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for baltimore.

Tho delegates chosen by tho Democratic clubs
OF this city 70 attend the convention of the Na-
tional League Of Democratic Clubs Ia baltimore
July an met IN the Circut-COurt room last night
and organized by eiecting Mr. John VI. Higgins
chairman and Mr.. William Ryan secretary
A committee consisting OF John ". Higgins,
Major \. L. Courtney, and Louis Rawlings were
appointed 10 wait upon Governor Lee and
urge him % accept an invitation 10 ac-
company tho delegation 10 Baltimore as their
guest Committees were also appointed 10 wait
upon May0f-elect j. Taylor Eliys0n and the
chairman of tho Democratic City Committee,
Colonel TaZoweu Elicit, and invite them 20 De
the guests OF the delegation.
The following gentlemen we're appointed a
committee 20 arrange for transportation: /. Is.
Grgmes A. &. Knowles. and \. Cohen; anf 10
arrange for h0tel accommodations, James IL.
Capers. Philip O'Neili, aud W. Z. Knowles.
The meeting adjourned 10 meet Monday next
~ O'Clock 10 hear tho reports OF the commit
tees.
Between nfty and sixty delegates will 60 from
llchmOLd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
President and Mrs. Cleveland viii
be at Charlottesville on the 27th


Charlottesville will be attractive on the 9Th
instant Ia addition 20 the presence OF the Pre-
sidenE and bis charming wife the Hon Daniel
VOORHEES, will deliver she annual address al the
commencement exercises OF ne University OF
Virginia. The Third Virginia regiment will also
be eucamped at Charlottesville on that dste.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will sell
round-trip tickets from all stations between
Richmond and Staunton inclusive % ChAriottes-
Vile al greatly reduced rates. Tickets viii be
sold on June 26th and 9Th, good TO return on or
before June -. 1893
A special train will leave Richmond at A. NJ.
June 9Th for Charlottesville. resching teat point
about 1890 A. NJ, making ali intermediate stops.
This train will leave Charlottesville retuTniD <
at O'CLOCK the same evening, reaching Rich
uond nj il.a0p a