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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

Now, so far from wanting the Democrats
ia Virginia or anywhere else 10 "diyide on
the tariff question. y or 70 "yote the Repub.
lIcsn ticket next fail. that Is Just what the
AdVafscs has been lanoring all the tune to
persuade them nos TO do LyRch5urg id.
vdnce.
Let us see. You say that the question OF
protection is the mos, important question
now before the country. Therefore you
must hold that the voters should divide on
that question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

In the Democratic caucus on Wednesday
evening Mr.. SPRINGER made n motion. and It
was adopted, TO bind the Democratic men,
bers to support in the House only such
amendments as were endorsed by the Demo-
cratic members OF the Ways and Means Com
mittee (who are placed in charge Of the bill)
or the caucus.
That means that a Virginia Democratic
congressman Will not be allowed TO vote in
the House OF Representatives for an amend
ment to the MILLS bill abolshing the tax on
irmt-brandies, nor for any other amendment,
unless it has been recommended by the COM
mttee or the caucus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

pluck, and determination, coupled with 10.
telligence, can accomplish, the South Is even
now greater wonder than the West.
When we compare the south's devastated
aud impoverished condition Immediately
after the war with the position she holds to-
day In the matter Of material and industrial
progress contrast IS presented that has few
parallels in the history OF any country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
PHILADELPHIA Evening Telegraph

IPhilsdeiphia hvenlng IeIegraphI
The question Of the moment IL, however.
not 20 much what Mr.. Blaine msy or may
not have meant by this curious deliyerance,
as whether il does or does not take him out
Of the presidential race. We think that it
docs so remove him, and that what seems
10 be the programme OF hIs hackers 10 pre-
vent the nomination OF another candidate,
and to throw the convention into a confu-
sion, with q view OF nominating Nr Blaine
with hurrah, will misca,ry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

We give three weeks after the conveu-
ton TO our friends OF the Richmond Dis
patch, Wig, and one or two other erriug
Democratic Journals TO fall into the Demo-
cratic line aud take up the chorus. No
more. Chimes up. AL aboard !"-Lynch-
burg AdUdnce.
Thank you. One moments notice will
suffice for us. We have been ain line" for
months trying to save Mr. CLEyELLND from
being defeated by bis indiscreet friends.
The Democrats in the House Of Representa-.
tiyes have agreed 10 please Virginia so far as
to protect her iron ore aud coal, as well as
peanuts. sumac, manufactured tobacco, &c,
sc. GLASS, however, il he is to be consistent,
must oppose every protective feature in
the MILLS bill. In fact, he ought to
oppose the bill; for it is universally
conceded TO be protective in many Of its
provisions. We have not asked anybody to
vote against 1t. We merely protest against
the attempt to make 1t appear that every
man who shall vote against 1t win thus
prove that he is not sound Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

DEPEW's PRospECTs. The New York
Times says that IL one Of Dir. BLAINE's most
intimate friends can be trusted-and he is
man whose word in business matters is daily
taken as II it were his bond-Mr. DEPEw now
has the Republican nomination in hls posses
SION. The gentleman said to a reporter Of
the Times last evening:
"Mr. Depew has been in constant receipt
OF kilograms from all parts OF the country to-
dav, assuring him that now that Mr.. Blaine
bad certainly Withdrawn they should sup
port him for the Republican nomination for
the presidency. BY actual count, as l hap
pen 20 know, Mr.. Depew has to-day been
assured OF the votes OF more than q majority
OF the delegates TO Chicago. When he left
his house to go the Metropolitan Opera
House tonight he had the nomination on his
desk"
Mr.. DEPrw himself said to Times re-
porter:
"Mr. Blalne's letter removes the last doubt
that the most Skeptical can have entertained
OF the sincerity OF his withdrawal. He
would have been nominated bad he not
Withdrawn, for we had ACC delegates, more
than = majority OF the convention. OF
course, cannot talk OF my own candidacy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
The AUGUST Gal Chronicle saws

1.-THE West Is to-day the wonder OF the
world. And what inside II SOP Indomitable
energy, pluck, aud determination. coupled
with rare intelligence, have surm0unted
every obstacle and burned away every BAR
rler. The same exeriions put forth for the
South would IN few years make this the
seat Of American empire"
As illustrating what indomltable energy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

"The Philadelphia papers TEEN with snake
Stories" A good many of the saloons in
that city have been closed, and 1t is said that
the shuttng-oG process is sometimes as bad
as the overlooking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

Renster aud other papers will DO pleased
with this ststemement. --Richmond D's-
patch.
We wish the Dispatch would toll us why
IL Is table toreply," &c.-Donv'ae Register.
Because the words we quoted are Mr..
RAxDAIr's own.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

We do not credit that story, though the
World no doubt honestly believes it. Mr..
Blaine might give "priyste information " to
Mr.. w. w. Phelps, or hr. Whitelaw Reid,
or Mr.. Charles Emery smith-surely not to
the World.
We made a correct diagnosis. The "pri.
va,e Information" toas given to Mr. WHITE
LAW REID, IN letter, and the letter tcdS
given 10 the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

THAT ARE NOT
BARGAINS.?"
dropped from the lips Of customer who had
been shopping around our store and had been
shown the choice things from each department
We always sell every article as low as the low
est, and very frequently have some good values
In GOODS that cannot be found elsewhere.
We show tho loveliest line OF FRENCH CHAL-
LIES ever displayed: also. tho COTTON and
WOOL CHALLIES at very low prices
INDIA LINEN and CHECK NAINsOOK from Sc.
to pc. yard. At each price We give tho
very best 10 DO had.
SASH RIBBONs-see our wide Surah Sash Rib
bons-sOmethIng new and very cheap.
MATTNG-I you want hrat-quallty Maitines
at low prices give US a call. We have Just
made large additions to our stoek. See our
cheap Mating Rugs
LACE-CovERED PARAsOLs.-The greatest bar
gain ever offered Elegant Lace-Covered
Parasos, formerly sold at 81, can now DO had
ats2, as No have only thirty left aud cannot
got another ono to sell at So. We also
show a very large assortment Of Parssols and
Umbrellas, the latest styles at the lowest
prices
RECOMMENDATIONS Lace Floun;ings, all
silk, at 81, s1.25. $3.50. 81. $3.50 and 50 yard;
Chantiny Lace Floubcings, all sllE, a. 81,
sI95, sl.5O. 81, s2.50, 81, and up TO Sc yard +.
Swiss Muslin Flounclngs at Soc, SOc., 75c., 81.
and up to SO yard; Swiss Muslin Edglngs
from sHc. to 81 a yard; large assortment Of
Torchon, vAlenciennes, Egyptian, Oriental,
and other Lacea
SEQ the new designs In Plaid surah; also, all
shades in Plain surah.
Good-Stye Lawns at SIC. a yard
Pacific Figured Lawns at &c. yard.
Madras Batlste-a novelty.
Summer Underwear is a leading feature with U.s.
We have Vests for ladies' and Shirts for men at
&c; also, n very complete assortment at
higher prices.
Children's Gauze Underwoar-sll sizes.
UNDERWEAR, &c.-Our assortment OF Undor-
wear is now very large, and we offer special
bargains in skirts, Night Dresses, Corset
Covers, Drawers. Chomise, Dressing
sacques, and ApronA
BOYS SHIRT-wAIsTS-A very large sssort-
ment OF Boys Shirt Waists from 25c. up 20
re. each. These Waists are made Of the
best material and well made
TOWELS. Our assortment OF Towels is very
large and We have some Of the best bar
gains that you ever saw. No use TO give
prices and tell you ths size. as the goods
must be seen TO DO fully appreciated.
Look at our BABY CARRIAGES.
my S0-eod LEVY g. DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

CHARLES EMORY SMITH, Mr. BLANE's Penn.
sylvania friend, asks:
"WhO best fills the bill! Is bis name Sher.
man, Harrison, Allison. Gresham, Alger,
Rusk, Phelps, or Depewf"
That means DEPEw. Look TO the post
script,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

The Philadelphia Press says: "There was
but one man who had the power to take Mi.
BLAINE out OF the race for the presidency.
and he has done So" And his name is
CLEVELAND,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

We are flow able to reply TO the query re-
Gently put 10 US by the Wilmington IN. C.)
Messesgsr, and 10 say that we gave ia our
INT comments on that papers query "the
proper and only legitimate construction
If Ne. Randalps words. The Danyiile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

What's the matter with HALsTEAD? SO
far he hss made no effort TO prove that the
visit OF the Richmond Grays TO New York
was another southern outrage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

Now let the organs rage and proceed to
mix their thunder. 1t is already certain
that the North Carolina Republicans will in
the next election be defeated by FOwLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
BEIGE COMMENT.

"DoN CAMERON has horror OF becoming
an eX-PresIdent." There is no reason why
be should have.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
WILL he TAKE A HAND!
baltimore Herald

It IS generally believed that Mr.. Blaine
himself is favorable to Mr.. Chauncey Depew,
and should he choose TO throw his Influence
accordingly It would, OF course, have the
effect at once OF making Depew formidable
figure at Chicago. But there Is nothing 10
indicate that Mr.. Blaine will take any hand
in the business at all, and it l. probable that
the Blaine delegates will be left to divide
and to take uD other candidates IN accord
ance with individual or State choice. At
the present time Republican sentiment seems
10 be drifting more towards Gresham than
TO any other sspirant, and a general break in
favor Of the Indisnian at an early stage OF the
convention would not be a surprising event.
A RIGIfr TO COMMAND his sgnYICEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
WASH GOODS.
NOW OR NEVER. If YOU WANT BARGAINS
BEHOLD THEM HERE.

96l yards Zephyr Ginghams. representing me
a. pink and blue checks, &c, at o4c-can'
not be matched for less than Eye. Gone
early and get your choice.
1855 yards AYRSHIRE Dress Plaid Ginehams, re-
presenting % different styles, at gc.-haye
been our regular l9Sc. goods;
2,06i yards TOille du Mold, styles and designs
equal 10 any French Bingham at 2Jc.-Our
prlco for this week will be l0c.:
1886 Yards handsome StanhOpe Lawns. short
ends put up in patterns, at Ssc.-this ID a
new lot Just received;
1000 yards Pacific Organdy Lawns. representing
the latest styles, short ends put up In dress
patterns, 81 &C..
5,678 yards Jac0net Lawns, short ends put mp IN
patterns, worth l0C.--wIll sell in this weeks
sale AZ 5hc.
T-inch hne Satteens, whole pieces, latest styles,
at7kc-this price special for this woek
32-lnch Cochecs Satteens, In stripes ana figures,
az 10Hc.-ueyer have been offered before for
less than i2hc.;
26-inch French Sattecn, all colOrings-special
price for this week will be l6Ac richly worth
2jc.;
los yards Printed India Linens, sheer and fne,
representing the pretties figures and shades,
atSHc-these goods We're bought at an auc-
ton sale At half tholr value aud we propose
10 give tho public the benefit OF our purchase.
TIE GREAT NllN-STREET BAZAAR,
no. 1903 EAST MAIN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

OFFICE OF
RICHMOND AND CHEsAPEkKE RAILROAD CO..
RICHMOND. Va, June /, lSSS J
HNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS q this Company will 10
held al their ONCE, No. lgl4 east Main street.
Richmond, Va, on MONDAY the 18Th day OF
Juno, 1873, (the 1,th. the dsy nIed, occurring on
Sunday.) at IL O'Clock noon.
81. b. POITIAUX.
10 Ltd Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

We have Practice for May 18th. J. +.
WINK, ii. D., editor and proprietor, Rich
mond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
National Republican.

II, In the the multitude vi candidates, the
convention cannot agree, then 1t has the
same right to command the services OF Mr.
Blame or any other member Of tue party, no
matter how many letters they may write
declining the honor and responsibilities OF
The position. The present situation Is an
Unprecedented one. II behooyes careful
consideration on the part OF the delegates to
the convention. They will assemble In a
frame Of mind suitable to exercise the high.
est wisdom IN the discharge OF their duties
TO the Republican party OF The nation.
Whatever decision they may make, It will
he accepted 10y the Republican voters and
nominees Az law unto them and will be inn
plicitly Obeyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

NXTARWICK-PA TRANSPORTA-
w TON COMPANY.
Gondola CHIMBJRAZO leaves her wharf lGil-
lies creek daily, including Sundays, at $50 A.
~. Il NJ, 2:30 and O'Clock +. n. returning
leaves Wax sick PARK at 1914 \. H.. l:lJ 3:ij, and
6:l5 f. d. Fare, 20 csuts G-ch way; round trip,
30 cents children under s6elvo years OF age.
half price; children under Ave years free No
drunken OF disreputable person allowed on the
premises. The company reserves tho right TO
hold portions Of the grounds and pavilion for
private parties. Special or cooperative ra.eJ
given 70 clubs, families. pic-uics, societies, otc
For further information apply to
THOMAS ELLETT, Secretary
No % north Ninth street. Richmond, Va
nv 2-3ln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
Iron the Richmond Dlspatch.l

Under the heading, "Echoes from the
Doubters," the New York World repro
duces the following:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
DaUGs. MEDICINES. sc.

DIR. f. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, = guaranteed specific for Hyste-
rnlgla, Headache, Nervous Pros,raton caused ~
the use Of alcOho. or tobacco, Wakeiulness, Mont
tai Depression. Softening Of the Brain resulting
ia Insanity and leading 10 misery, decay, and
death. Premature Old Age Loss OF Power Ia
Either Sex caused by over-exertiOn 81 the brain
o. Over-indulgencs. Each box contains ono
months treatment 81 box, or siI boxes for 8,
sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price.
VIZ GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
N euro any casa with each order received by
US for six boxos, accompanied with s. We will
send the purchaser our written guarantee % 10
fund the money IL tho treatment does not elect
o cure. Guarantees issued only by
4. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist
sole Agent
go east Main street, Richmond, Va
NV f-lfWly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

rENHE LADIES OF THE FIRST
l. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH tcornerol Nsdl-
500 and Grace str-et-) will have asTRAWBkhRl
FESTIVAL AND SUPPER In the paIlors OF the
church ON TaUkSDAY AID FRIDAY EVE
NINGS Of this week (Aay 3ist aud June ist).
The ladies viii be glad 10 receive their friends
from o,clocK 10 IL my 8c-3t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
GRAND
SPECIAL BARGAIN
SALE
FOR
Thursday andFasaay.

Good BLEACHED COTToN without any starch
whatever ut 4%c.;
CHECK MUSLIN ths. sells elsewhere for sHc
HEAVY coLtMBIA SHIFTING ths. sells else
whore for i0e only &C.;
PANTS GOODS for Men and Boys at lS][c- worm
Beautiful styles in FANCY STRIPE and CHECK
LINEN for SUMNER PANTS ct sHc' worth
All shades in the QUALITY sATINE tnst sell!
elsewhere for l5c. only DC. full pieces);
WHITE LAWN APRONS AZ SC. worth loc. -.
Heavy UN BLEACHgD JEANS at &C. worth 100 !:
APRON CHECK GINGHAMS at &c. worth eAG,i
CHEESE CLOTH ia LAVENDER and LIGHT
BLUE az 3kc. worth SIC;
BLUE and BROWN DENIM for oVERALLS az
STRIPE c0ff6N DOMESTIC, slightly impsr-
feet. at Sc. worth 100
FRENCH PERCALES at 7Xc. worth i2hc;
LADIES SUMMER BALMORAL skIkls al lfc'
HEAVILY BEADED CAMBRIA PILLow-sHAMs,
Linen II TOWELS at 1oc worth goc;
LINEN TOWELS at 14c worth DC.
LADIES' REGULAR-MADBBA LBkIGGAN HOSE
CENT EMEN'S REGULAR-MADE BALBRIG-
GAN HALF-HOSE at l3c. worth CSC.
IMITATION PEARL BUTTONS, 3 dozen for &c. {;
LADIES SUMNER Isle GLOVES AZ &C. worth
SHOE POLISH at &C. worth ioc:
WHTrTRMOORE'S CELEBRATED GTLT-EDGE
POLISH, stamped price on box, our price
only i7c.;
BLACK RUBFs at ic. worth &c.
SNAIL and LARGE PALM-LEAF FANS at lc.
LADIES', MISSES. and BOYS GOSsANERS
AT lac worth 81:
BOYS sATINE WINDSOR TIES at &c. worth 15c
DEXTER's BALL KNGTTING-COTTON In white
and colors at &c. worth lOc.:
PAPER-COLLARs sell everywhere for l5c. a
box--wo sell them at6
SHELVING OIL-CLOTH at 5c.-sells everywhere
CHiLDREN's SOLID CoLoRED HOSE at &c.
worth i0c;
CHILDREN'S REGULAR-MADE HOSE In colors
aud FAST BLACK at lie. worth &c;
SILK MlTTS In black and all the leaiing shades
at 10 worth SOC;
LADIES HAND-sATCHELS at 13c, worth 50c.;
GENTLEMENis HEAVY JEANS DRAWERS at
pc. worth Co.,;
BOYS SHiRT-WAISTS nc 1jc. worth s5c
GENTLENEN'S WHITE PlQUE STRING TIES
n &c. worth Sc:
PERCALE SHIFTS WITH COLLAR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

WANTED, A PURCHASER JOB
w ONE ,ECOSD-HAND mos SAL
used six months. Nll sell cheap.
one 4 J.. OH
10 .-it' 42i east Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
THAT SETTLES IT.
lBostou Herald.l

That settles IL. No man surposses Mr..
Blaine in the power OF making his purpose
plain. In view OF this undeniable gift, 1t Is
a worlds pity that bis first letter Of declins.
ton was not written with the dIstinctness
which marks this final declaration. His
party has been kept In more or less uncer-
talnty for many weeks, at a time when every
hour was OF political value. Well, at any rate,
It knows his mind now, and knows It past
mistnking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
IeId
ExCURsI0Ns. PlC.XICs. &c.

IN UhNEWN - E-A'-NINN' NV -
QUEENS BIRTHDAY CELEBRh-
w TION-S!R WALTER RALEIGH LODGE,
No -, SONS OFST. GEORGE--Ths date OF Pc
mic Of the above LOlge al Warwick Park il on
NEXT MONDAY. June 4th. the date ia sundays
issue being wrong. Boat leaves the wharf 81 $50
a. ". john j. GAM,
10 l-lt' ". Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

WANTED, TO EMPLOY 4
w TRAVELLING SALESMAN. N..s .
those Already engaged need apply sa
D,staich on.c0. .r.l'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
THE ELEMENTS
DEAD AGAINST THE
GOODS
BUSINESS,
But
.SSE'3sIBs5HFgJ

will make snch prices and give such BARGAINS
all the week that no matter whether II rains or
shines the people will be out In force. They VIII
not be able TO resist the GREAT TEMPTATIONS
10 buy goois 10 cheap. All sensible people
know that before tho Fourth ofJuly there VIII Dc
plenty Of weather OF the red-hot sort, and now Is
& good time to get ready.
In our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT We note the
following bargains which will pay you 10 inyosti-
gato-yi8:
case soft-Fipishod a. Dleache1 Cotton ct &c.
This Cotton + reduced from Sac LOT bhis
weeks special sale.
I case " Frult OF tho Loom short Ends. perfect
goods, at Sc. worth in agents lands sN ~
the case;
case a. Bieached. running from ono to ten
yards, representing Wsmsuua and NOW
Yo-a Mills WA DO thrown on our counters
nt5s.c. Do you con sider this a Bargain
baio ine Roundabout sea Leland Brown Cot
ton. A. vide, branded "Vounieer" No
will sell tnis Yeok NJ &c
l bale extra 1ne full So-lnch round hrehl
Brown Cotton, best made, will bleach ia three
washings, a. 73c.-cannot De duphce'od Ior
less than iOc BlackWood Is the brand
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT IL alive
with bargains, among which we have selected Tie
following 20 advertise:
2OA yards White Lawn Remnants ut 2Sc-a
chance for everybody 70 got white dress;
3,6Sg yard 8 Check and Plaid Nuslins al 5c-bou9ht
under favorable circumstances. Ihat a.
counts for the price.
1889 yards White Cord and Plaid Nainsooks at
6Lc.--we defy mpo.tion on these GOODS;
las yards Savoy Cherss, something new, Ut
7f,c.-ask TO see them;
4.e4i Yards Satin Plaid NairsOok, groat special
leader for this week-sellng everywhere AZ
1Oc., We offer for the benedt Of Dargaln-hun-
ters at SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

CITUATION WANTED BY a cow
y PETENT DRUGGIST Of nftcol yeals %.
pcrlsuce. Nodorate pay. single i'"...'sf
Teiersnce. kegls'erod. Address -NbfiI Dr.,
caro- "a carrier NO. 10. leifEs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
FAIR AND HAEAAH e.

nNaE LADIES OF UNION-STATION
H. will close their fair TONIGHT friday.
They have many FANCY AND USEFUL ARfl-
CIHs, which viii be auctloned on. Come and Sc
cure some a these srtlcles and at the same time
help good cause. lex CREAM, &c, &c.
ia IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
rINGS.

MYRTLE LODGE, No. %, 80
vi KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-AttendT = a
p stated meeting OF your Lodge THlSN1SSq5
friday EVENING at < o'clock at your VSSSSTJ
castle (Concordia) hall. Candidates for Y -
Rank will please DC prompt IN attendance. 4
fun attendauce IS desired. Members in good
standing Of sister lodges arc fraierually inYltel
10 attend.
By order OF the C. JOHN W. GLENN.
jol Keeper Of Records and Seal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
ENIRST GRAND SUNDAY EXCUR-
L SION,
GRAND SACRED CONCERT

GRAND SACRED CONCERT
SUNDAY, JUNE Sd,
by IARDRLLAS BRASS AND REED BAND OF
twenty perl0rmers-Hurdm an Grand Concert
piano -
STEAMER ARIEL
20 City Point and Monitor feet Solos and duets
by N93srs. EQUI. NOELKER, add lAkDgLLA.
REFRESHMENTS at clty prices Positively no
intoxicating liquors sold on board. Leave 800 2.
NJ. sharp; return $40 Z. NJ. my 2S-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

TIE OLD CONCERN RE-ESTlDL' nln

lNANlfN u. kDAHFl
as north Sixth street. opposite vegetable ,..
rot 20 II D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
THE BLAINE LETTER.
Moro Press Comments Upon II.
he n OUT To srAY.
fspringfieId Republican. ]

Mr.. Blaine speaks Tor himself. and Ia q
way that cuts straight across tbs plans OF
men who threatened the very life OF the
party, bids the plottsrs cease their lnbors.
In 20 event will Mr.. Blaine permit his name
TO come before the Chicago Convention. He
Is out to stay, and sbe party cannot have his
services for the asking. This last letter to
Whitelaw Reid IS seat TO headquarters, aud
Ia dooiciva
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-09-01

These conditions should include proper
display Of home products, especially Of
those which the region was best qualihed
to produce. 1t would be unreasonable
to demand as large an agricultural dis
play from mineral regions as from those
where husbandry Is the chief occupation.
In counties like Cascade where farming,
mining and manufactures, all flourish,
the tests could be more evenly distribu-
ted. Racing might be left to local sup
port, which is generally adequate.
This territorial encouragement would
benefit young counties and enable them
to make known their undeveloped re-
sources Local pride would impel them
to improve on the conditions demanded
each fair would increase annually in USE
fulness and importance.
This suggestion is based on the as
sumption that the territory gains by the
advancement of each county and that the
benefits conferred by fairs are not limited
to COUNT lines.
If the public treasury would admit of
it, the aid to county fairs might be sup
plemented by an appropriation for a
territorial one that would be such in fact
as well as in name. Such an exhibition
would not be regarded with jealousy by
the counties which had received their
quota. On the contrary it might he made
an object of territorial pride and of com
mon benefit to all Montana. e..