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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Ma Cause Orr Tronbles?

1t is easy to lay all the evils OF the day
upon any one thing. HENRY GEORGE traces
them all to the ownership OF Land by indi-
ydIal persons. Other persons lay them
upon the present tariff, which, strangely
enough, is charged with having produced
tue milionaires Of to-day, although the
richest Of these mllloAlires are railroad
men, supposed TO lie interested in
importing for transportation over their
roads as many goods as possible.
Other men, much more reasonable,
declare that the cause OF all our pecuniary
sufIerings was the demonctzation OF silver,
and predict that times will never get
better but constantly worse until the minis
are made as tree to silver as TO gold. Nearly
the entire Democratic party Of the land is
silver party, and would rather increase than
diminish the quantity OF silver annually to
be coined by the United states Government.
But President CLEVELAND has view OF
his own on the silver question. 1t was pre-
scented TO Congress IN his annual message OF
1885. lie said:
"PrOspeTily hcSltates upon our threshold
because Of the dangers and erllntes sur
rounding this question (the silver question:.
Capital tlmidly snrinkS from trade, and i'll
vcslOrs are unwilling 10 take the chance Of
the questionable shape in which their money
will be returned TO them, while enterprise
hats alta risk against when care and saga
ciOus management do not protect"
d" As a necessary consequence labor lacks
employment, and suffering and distress ale
visited upon portion OF our iellOw.citizenS
especially entitled to the careful cOnsidera-
ton Of those charged with the duties OF legls-
lation. No interest appeals 10 us so strongly
for safe and stable currency as the vast
army Of the unemployed"
Twoyears' experience no doubt taught the
President that his currency views needed re-
vision; 50 he said not a word on this question
In his message Of 1887. Mr.. WITTERsoN, who
would read all Democrats out OF their party
who no not concur in the Presidents opinions
on the tarG question, quotes MI. j. {. FIELD.
IN. a prominent India dealer in London,
as testiiying that "the restoration OF bl.melal-
ism would advance the price OF wheat in
England e. to g.. 80 per quarter" lie added
that he included "India wheat, American
wheat, all wheat" Indeed, Mr. WArTERSON
is the leader amongst Americans OF the
movement TO open the minis TO the free coin.
are OF silver, and cites numerous authorities
TO sustain him In his contention.
Moral: We must agree to disagree on seve-
raj knotty subjects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
MIR. Blame.

The New York World persists IN lis decla.
ration that it has Trustworthy private nfor>
nation that Mr.. BLAINE will not be the cam
didate OF his party for President. We quote :
1--WE repeat, with absolute confidence, our
previous announcement, and add TO 1t this
further information:
" Mr. Blaineh has already lcritten TO one Of
his most intimate friends q letter positively
refusing the use Of MS name as a preSidcn-
ftdt candidate, and declaring that he could
not, under any circumstances, accept the n0iai-
mutton"
We follow the Worlds italics, and give
our readers the full benefit OF that papers
averments. And yet We cannot but doubt
their truth. Why should Mr.. BLAINE com.
munclte such information to the Worlds
friends and not TO his ownf Indeed, why
should be make a secret at all Of matter in
which all the people Of the United States are
interestedS The public must be told the
fact eventually. why not now? It's rank
Injustice to his own friends for Mr. BLAINE
thus 10 communicate his Intentions 10 "one
OF bis most intimate irleads," who has per-
mission TO give the news 10 the metropolitan
organ OF bis enemies.
The Tribune does not even contradict the
WOrid's story, but It denies at once the re-
port that Dir. BLAiSE's house at Augusta,
Maine, had been broken INTO recently. II
also interviews Ar. JAMES G. BLAINE, Jr...
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PETERsBURG.
Vacancy Fiiied-Mcmoriai-Da5'
fcorroanopdencn ~ tho Richmond DlBp3tch,1


MAY 20. 1883.
His Honor Judge Bernard to-day APP
pointed~ Mr.. George Mason rs clerk OF the
courts OF Petersburg to I'll the yncancy
caused by the resignation OF hr. John e.
Armistead. Mr. Armlstead's resignation Is
10 take effect on the Attn II June, and the I'M
expired term will be a little less than one
month. Mr.. Mason is q popular young law
yer Of this city, who has had mueh expert
ence in the clerks Office.
The four hundred or more coupon cases
on the docket Of the Circuit Court OF Tbs
city will come up for trial at the term COM
menciag on the 9Th Of June. AT least some
OF them will, for II Is hardly expected lhat
all Of these cases can or will be tried ut one
term.
The annual memorial services in commem-
Grafton OF the Confederate dead viii take
place in Blandiord cemetery tomorrow
afternoon at g o'clock. The white military
companies Of the city will parade on the oc-
casion. and will Gre the usual salute OF mus
kerry and artillery. The NOtto1ay Gfays
will also be present TO take part IN the eXer'
cises. The A. 7. Hill Camp OF Confederate
Veterans will make their first parade IN honor
OF their dead comrades Tomorrow. There
will be an address by the Rev. j. ". RoseDro
aud prayer and singing on the grounds.
There will also be some cerC monies tO'lnor-
row at the national cemeteries at Poplar
Grove and City Point. and flowers will be
scattered upon the graves OF the Federal
dead.
The peanut stand in this section IS said TO
be very unpromising by reason OF too much
rain and uniayJrable seasons.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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and learns from him that bis father els 10
perfect health and spirits" Altogether, the
Worlds story still lacks credibllity.

The people Of Gordonsvllle are moving In
the matter OF having the county OF Orange
properly represented at the Exposition to be
held in this city next fall. To that end
mass-meetng Of the citizens Of said county
has been called to assemble at the courthouse
LINN 9th
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Just No.
philadelphia Tlmes.l

while the politicians are still lighting The
war with their mouths, the men who did
their fighting 4 quarter OF a century ago are
COMFORTING themselves like brothers. The
Richmond Grays are now In New York, the
guests OF the Ninth regiment oil New York
volunteers. and on cecoration-day will assist
the regiment In decorating the tomb OF Gene
raj Grant. IL will afford some consolation to
peace.lovng citizens 10 contemplate the Ger
tainty that when the bloody'shirt orators die
nobody will feel called upon TO decorate their
graves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

The Savannah NeloS says; "There is a
couple in Wilkes county who have been
married about forty years, and during that
time the wife has never asked the husband
for any money except ten cents" How
much the husband has asked the wife for
during that time Is not stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

by IARDELLA's BRASS ASD REED BAND o
twenty performers man Grand Concor
piano.
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4 hc Portsmouth Yard and GOV.
eFuGr Lee.
PORTSMOUTH. VA, May %, 1883.

For the armorcd ship Toy0s.. $2J0O)O /
Tor tools and ma lilcry for the samc.. 1j,U0) !
For erecting buildings I'm connection
with TINS WOrh ......--...... -.....-+. q,,lJ' Z
For extra tools provided for ltl9-'10..... C6tUJ /
For to new u,nbcr-do-k ................ 5000 /
FCrr5iroad extension and engine. house 1900 /
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uirrinia MONS Nnfes.

Mr.. William II. Mitchell, a wcll.known
citizen OF Dinwiddie. and n noted Confede-
rate sharp-shOoter during the war, Is dead.
The new Episcopal church at Blandford,
Petersburg, Will be conSecrated next Sun
day.
The " Thomson Houston" Is tho electric
light system in use at West Point, and which
gives so much satisfaction. The wires are
being run into a number Of private houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
ROCKBRIDGE

A ALDN SPRINGS. Win us tlfto H1i'i"
hotels and cottage accom- modatiOns arc un"t-
copuonable in It's appointments, are now open.
Capscity, 1900 Ratos per month OF twent
eight DAYS from S3l 10 800, according 70 size ana
location OF rooms Spe 'ial rates Tor the season.
Nr Jonn Carroll. Of Baltimore, celebrated IA hiS
line Is in charge of the cuisine with an ellcicnt
corps Of employees.
Elevation 1000 fcot. ard surrounded by noun
tains 300 feet high. Tho great variety 81 dl'-
eases reached and cured by these waters after
All other remedies have failed are 50 numerous
that they have tho endorsement o. tho Medical
society ~ Virginia "a well as to highest medi-
cal authority ga tho United S'GfeA
Pamphlets % be- had a. Purcell, Laff < CO.'S
and me Chesapeake and ohio railroad city ticket
ofIlces, or by addressing .-
GEORGE L. PEY Ton.
General Manager.
Fo~,uerly managing partner Of TIC White sub
rhnr SpriuR. for 81 Stscn years. my 25-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

ONE BY osE.--Hon. JOHN II. LEWIS writes
letter 10 the Washington Republican cor.
recting Mr. ELsM's statement rs 10 the nun.
Der OF persons who Ieit the Petersburg Con.
yeniion with Mr. WISE. Mr.. LEWIS does not
heIieye the report that SHERMAN has promised
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

.---~.Do~ -0~lr@) ~>>N0~-0
sECaErAHY's OrfIcg. PETERSBURG Il. r. Co,
RICHMOND, Va, May %. 1855
" OTTO E.-AN ADJOURNED
u MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THIS COMPANY win De- held at the 0Gice OF the
company, corner Cannl and Seventh streets, In
this city. on THURSDAY INC 3lst instant, az II
O'Clock 3. VI. NJ. W. 1Ahhl NEIpN,
,1vn0-.t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

The Springfield (Mass.) republican says:
"MAmoNE's backing OF the SHERMAN boom
in Virginia has gone far to make 1t odious.
A boom is known by the company it keeps"
The unkmdtst cut Of all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
NrOrTCF OF MEETING.
y We tho undersigned. st9ckholfers * tho
RICHMOND And VEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY

WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
holding together one teath and more NJ the c7pi-
toll stock of lh5 said company, hereby call gem
eral meeting Of the stockholders Of said COM
utny, 20 be- held et BslGud-h House Han. Ia tho
city vi Richmond, on tne 8l,f DAY OF MAY, az
q O'Clock DO the afternoon " that day.
INF. ON i. made for tho purpose II requiring
tho record n tie proceedings NJ the Board oi
Directors AM 'he trans or books and $40.
ledger o be produced ~ tho stockholders a. SAIL
meeting; ~ examining generally into The AFFAIRS
of the company: 81 con4iierioc the advisshiity
OF alocung a new president cni u now board {
director. in place ot tao present board and OF
elcctiug new president anl \ now board ot d.
rector3 Il if ehall he determined that 10 IS 10 'h3
interest Of tho company 80 20 do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
The soldiers Grave.

TOT mo II'TuI'IfI
"He dicd" Bend down and read his name.
Its synonym is brave
He fought fo- right, but jealous Fame
Called him her own. aud he became
What chronicles Of Old proclaim
hero nory yet tame
10 woman HOr shrine his grace
SARAH Is. VALENTINE.
NJ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

Gasoline, the car-stoye, natural-gas. and
electricity, and vet there are those who con-
tend that man who is his own master does
not possess precarious property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

&" Boston shipped 100 gallons of rum to
Africa last week." Boston is proving its
faith by It's works. It still believes in negro
abolition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
EnIrATINNAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Z summer Law Lectures mine weekly begin
12fh July. 1857 and end 18Th September. FOR
circular apply Post once University Of virginia.
10 JOHN y. MINOR, Professor Common and
Statute Law. my 20-Su& " ew,ttJ cl5-f&o2W
A PROFESSOR WILL BIZ APP
"A POINTED by The Board Of Visitors 20 tho
CHAIR or BIOLOGY AND AGRICULTURE IN
TIE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA on The I'm
OFJCNF. leSG CHARLES $. NENABLE,
Chairman Of the Faculty
Postoricc, Un!ycrsilyof Virginia.
my 25-eodl0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

RICHMOND AvD WEST POINT TERMiNALl
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE CohPANY,
RICHMOND. Va. April l6. lSs8
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ general meeting OF THO STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE RICHMOND AND WEST POiNI 4 fk-
HTNAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COM
PANY viii be hold al tho Ballard House. IN the
city Of Richmond, on THURSDAY Ito SIsL dey o.
9ay, 1855, al 3 P. 3.
The Board " Directors call this meeting be
cause they have learned through the public
pre1s that stockholders holding 90 least ono
tenth Of tho capital stock OF tho company desire
and have called such a meeting. Although No
oniclnl communication has been addressed 10
mo BOARD this call a made IN order that no pos
sib!e irrogularlty NAV Interfere with tue legality
OF tho proposed meeting.
The transfer b00fs Of the company will DO
closed on the 18th day OF May. lSs8, at 8oclock
p. 81. and will reopcn on the lst day Of June,
lSa9. M 10 A. ~ X BROOKE.
ap 2)-oOdtMy c0&tdi Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

o give MaHoNE the control Of the official pa
tronsge in Virginia IN case he Is elected
President to the same extent that MALONE
had that control under ARTHUR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

IL the greatest Brain and Nerve Remedy on
earth. II positively curos Paralysis, sleeplcss-
ness Nervous Exhaustion. aud all troubles
lion. Excossos, &C.. Each bottle f. worth $50. but
costs only 81. Valuable book on Brain and
Nerves sent free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

Don't use poisonous lead powders, when
Freeman's Medicsted Invisible Powder Is
guaranteed harmless as dew; Is scientific
combination TO preserve the complexion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
BRIEF COMMENT.

dBees are foraging on locusttrees, which
are In full bloom" And also on bonnets
that are foil Of boom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

II. B. HOLLISS s. co,
WILLIAM LiBBeY.
J. d. GOODHARV &CO,
BLUM II ST. GOAR,
HALLGARrEN g co,
FRED. TAYLOR y CO.,
r.. IS. CLARK,
ID. J. NICHOLAS.
ISAAC t. RICE,
KOHN, POPPER s. CO.,
IL. DURAND.
!. J.. CARROLL,
J. b. NEWCONBE & co,
Jl.P. GOLDSCuMlDT y Co,
DE MELVILLE SEQ.
JAMES u. LEOPOLD q CO..
EOLLsTON K BASS.
{. SCHUMACHER & CO..
RUDOLPH hEPPLEk,
CAIN = CO.,
GEORGE G. WILDE
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This day came tho plaintiff. and by leave Of


This day camo tho plaintiff, and by leave OF
the Court filed his bin.
And 10 appearing hat the object Of this suit is
70 set aside a. fraudulent, void, and voluntary
40 much 81 tho decd from James f. GOidln % H.
l. WiFand, dated he 18th day ~ April, 1884, and
recorded I'm the clorks Office OF tho County Court
OF HenricO In Deadlock ll3 page 1875, ~ directs
said IL. l. Nigand 10 turn over % Nrs. g. h. God
diu tho wife 81 9aid James L. Goddiu, or her
personal representative, the surplus arising
from the sale OF the property mentioned and
described IN said deed, after paying himself the
debt Of $50. In said deed mentioned, with int
rest from the date Of saii deed; aud ~ subject
said property mentioned IN said deed o. the
payment Of the two Judgments mentioned IN the
O'Scil, 81 which James II. Dooley IL assignee
acsinst James t.. GOidin and ais.. for the sum Of
s23I5S. with interest from the 30th June, lSs3
until paid aud S. 20 costs subject, however. 20 a
credit Of ss7iS, a. OF the l5in day Of NOyembcr,
1873: and Judgment % Hebet Burlington
agaiustJAmes r.. collin and ais. for the sum Of
Der. 1872, aud sl0.s' costs; and 10 this end have
the payment OF said judgments.
And an Grldayit having been made and filed
that tho defendants, James +. GOddin and G. b.
Goddn his wife, arc non-rcsiienls Of the Sts'e
OF Virginia, 70 - ordered that they 10 appear
ton Of this order and do whatever may De noce5-
sary 10 protect thoir interests herein.
"A cOpy-Ieste:
". :. LEAKE, Clork.
W. W. COSBY. JR., "a. my S0-W4w
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rny92rn
MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI
WI pufrp cppINgS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
GEORGE ". FAGG q CO, pROPRfgTORs.
j. p. IoNGLEY. Cashier, late Of 81 James Hotel,
New Orleans;
j. WATKINS LEE. Manager. late OF - James no.
tel, Jacksonville. Fla - 49,,
THIS popular resort will be open JUNE ], 1873.
A narrow gauge railroad one and throe quarter
miles connects the Springs win mo HorioiS ahI
Western railroad a. Big Tunnel. Connection
made with all trains. Send FOR circulars
my 2--2m
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Old newspapers for sale at this Office I;
price rs cents per hundred
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AHTGE HEHTa.

DICHMOND ATRE.-TWEN-
FOURTH SFASON.-GkAU'S COMlC-OP-
Era Prices: %, 3d. and ~ cents.
TONIGHT
THE GRAND DUCHESS.
when will De introduced the crlehrafef songs
the Lullaby and " Tho Tuck Up inyG-lL
IN THURSDAYS STATE AND FRI
l DAYS Dfspatch viii appear tao full par
ticulars and programme Of the GRAND SACRED
CONCERT by iarieua's Band on board tho
steamer Ariol NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNuoN,
JUNE5D. my -J-<t
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S. 0. E. CO., NEW YORK.

SrorcH OATS EssTNcs IL the only advertised
remedy In tho world shat gives nm absolute flO-
O00 forfeit guarantee upon each bottie that II
does MOI contain particle Of opium. morphine,
or any other narcotic. my sDf, SUI Im
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sunmER REsonrs.
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~ NATURAL BRIDGE, Va.
The most Delightful summer resort In the noun
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For full information address ...,.,
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Court ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
Y COURT OF THE COUNTY OF nENRICO
THE 18TH DAY OF MAY. lssS.
James H. Dooley, assignee, & '.........Piaintif,
against
James F. GodIin and @. b. Goddln, his wife. aud
Il. l.. Wigand. ......................Doi Defendants.
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THE CALICO MILLS,
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-27
CYCLONE NGREE OOD.

4 cy clone swept over a strip of Green =
wood twp, oe.ow Seven Stars, on Thurs
day afternoon between 4 and O'Clock
demolishing barns, outhouses, blowing
down trees and scattering fences
The storm passed over farms owned by
Mr. Shradle, Mr. Patterson, Mr.. Winner
aud Mr.. Bosiwick, travelling in a south
westerly direction. The barns on tn G
Patterson and BOstwick properties were
completely demolished, aud two hors ses in
the formers stable were, strange to say, en-
tirely uninjured, although the building was
completely blown away.
Fruit trees We're broken OFF and blown out
Of root, and The peach and cherry crop in
that vicinity suffered very materially fro IN
damage resulting from hail.
Fences OF all the farms on the track of
the storm were completely wrecked and
scattered.
The fine large shade trees surrounding
Wilt school house were uproored, but the
school building was not damaged
Wellington N ith and Luke Davis came
through the storm swept region shortly
aiterward and experienced great difficulty
in travelling on account of trees and fences
blocking up the road and at different places
they drove long distances through the
fields TO avoid blocksded roads No one
was injured by the stcrm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-06-27
Turbett JOttings.
Hay making has begun.


The warmest day of the season was
Thursday OF last week, the mercury register
ed O4 IN the shade.
The thunder shower prevented quite a
number from attending the festival at Mt.
Hope, Saturday evening, but they report as
having had a good turn out.
Rev. r. N. Campbell preached in Mt
HOPE school house, last Sunday afternoon,
TO a large audience.
q. E Yeager Esq, formerly of Port Royal,
but who has been practicing law in the west
is home visiting his mother.
Mrs. W. 7. Turbett, of ruscarora Station
spent last week visiting her sister Mrs J.
p. CaIhoune OF McAfeetown.
Elmer Harter a student of Williamsporl
Seminary preached at Matamoras last Sun
day.
Childrens' Dsy was observed in the PoI'