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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
Plumer FemaIe College.

Especial telegram 10 tho Dlspalcn.l
WYIHEyILLE, VA, June 5.-The COM
mencement exercises OF PIumer.Memorill
Female College closed to-day. Rev. Dr..
Shanks, OF Lexington, Vs., preached the
baccalaureate sermon in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday from the text "Bear Ye
One AnOther's Burdens" Monday alter
noon was devoted to 4 programme OF vocal
and instrumental music. followed by an adj
dress before the two literary societies by
Rev. II. NJ. Mcconnell, and closed with a
waiter drill in lieu of the customary calls
themes, which. for gr2cefulness OF move
ment aud picturesque grouping, cannot be
exceled.
This morning essays were read by the
members Of the graduating class, and the
following gold medals Some Of them very
Handsomely were given: For the best yopng
lady's essay, to Miss Symes Ayers. Of Rocky
Mount, Va. Her subject was "Our Current
Literature" For improvement In penman-
ship, TO Miss Matte Jackson, OF Lead Mines,
Va; for excellence on the piano. to Miss
Bette Morrison, OF Rockbridge Baths, Va. ;
for perfect department, TO Miss Florence
Williams, OF Richmond, Va; for excellence
in French, to Miss Juliet Shanks, OF Lex
ington, Va; for improvement in vocal music,
to Miss Mamie Tyler, OF Tazewell county,
Va; for excellence In school OF English
literature, to Miss Laura Grant, OF atlanta,
Ga; for general excellence in the prepare
tory departments, to Miss FlOy Preston.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Emory and Henry College.

Especial telegram 70 tue DisptlcI'l
GLADE SPRINGS, Va, June 3 Yesterday
evening the contest for the declaimer medal
in the Hermesisn Hail Of Emory and Henry
took place. The committee was composed
of Revs. w. w. Pyau, B. W. :. Bishop. and
sam small. Three young men entered the
contest. and after a long and close race
the medal was decided IN favor OF Mr.. walter
L. Stanley, Of Wytheyille, Va.
Tuesday morning, June 9th, the contest
for the Robertson prize medal took place
This medal Is the result OF a fund deposited
for the purpose by the late Ex-Governor
Wyndham Robertson. 1t - awarded to the
one who, In the judgment OF a committee
eXcels in composition and defamation.
The contest was exceedingly close. Any
one Of half dozen may have the medal, but
until tomorrow no one will know who thai
fortunate one IL.
President Jordan has resigned the presi'
dency 10 accept the chair Of Latin in tbs
Tennessee University. Three new men arr
expected to he eiected-a president and two
professors, one for Latin and one for mine
rology, geology, and chemistry.
This evening the contest for the Willough'
by Reade elOcution medal took place. Eighi
Young men contested. After a very warm
contest the medal was decided In favor ofaDC
awarded to Mr.. Thomas Howard kinser, o
Chrisfians hurO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
WEDNESDAY. June 6. 1883.
Tho Convention.

The National Democratic Convention met
IN st. LOUIS at noon yesterday, and AFTER
transecting the usual routine business pre-
pAratory TO eifecting n permanent organiza'
ton took recess urtil 10 O'Clock this morn
irr. To-day II will doubtless complete its
labors. As we said yesterday, II IS unneces-
gary 10 tell any one that CLEVELAND VIII be
nominated for President. Nor at this
writing have we any reason 10 change our
opinlon that ALLEN G.. THURMAN will be
nominated for second place on the ticket
The wind IL In that quarter and bas been
blowing gale that appears 10 be irresistible
gale that comes from the people, is laden
with unprecedented enthusiasm, and bears
popular demand that is almost unparallel-
cd in IT'S oarncstness. Our reports OF the
Incidents Of yesterdays session OF The con-
yenton are inspiring. They show that the
body is a Democratic convention in the
broadest, most exalted sense OF the term,
seeing that it is a peoples convention, truly
representative and expressive OF The will
and the wishes Of the masses. There is no
pickering, no evidence OF ring rule and in
fuence. or dctation OF party managers.
Harmony, spontaneity, and good feeling are
regnani, and even at this stage OF tue pro-
ceedlngs Of the convention we have the
assurance Of shoulder-to.shoulder cam
paign and the prophecy Of glorious vic
tory,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
"a EXITING y.

MEDICAL COLI&GE or NIRGTSfA,(
RICHMOND. May 4, 1883
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ THE BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA will meet
at u O'Clock H. JUNE %. 1888, at the college
building. in this city. TO elect professor 70 MI
the vacancy IA the chair OF Anatomy. o,caslone1
by tue resignation Of Professor George Ben.
Johnston.
Applicants fer the position will please address
their lottors TO JOHN B. COOPER,
te2.1w Clerk Medical College Of Virginia.
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Mr. Blaine.

1t would seem TO be almost Incredible that
anybody should still expect Mr. BLAINE to
accept the nomination Of the Chicago Con-
vcntion. Aud yet there are such men. In
the New York Tribune OF Monday an
interview wa. reported, and in the
Washington R<pit5licdn Of Tuesday was
reproduced, which assumes that the
Chicago Convention will nominate BLAINE,
and that he will accept the nomination. We
talked yesterday with an experienced poll
tician here, who considers II entirely posi-
Bile that after ballOiing two or three or four
or dozen times without result, the Chi
cago Convention will turn 10 BLAINE and
make him take the honor OF a unanimous
nomination.
These are curious speculatlons. in vie" OF
Mr.. BLAINE's positive declaration that mas
much as he could not accept the nomination
without appearing to mislead and deceive
his friends he could not accept 1t at all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
ALExA.paIA.
Coupon Cases Disposed Of-PersesaI
Notes.
Ispecial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch-l
ALEXANDRIA, June 5.--Judge Keith to-day
d,sposed OF the balance OF the coupon cases.
Much interest was manifested In the result.
In A batch OF about one dozen eases. where
the coupons were verified by the bonds pro-
duced, judgments went In favor OF the Com
monwealth. In bigger batch, where seye.
raj had punched and rendered coupons a.
one. the Court held that such tenders
were invalid, and ordered judgments,
costs, etc, entered up against oil such.
The biggest batch. over $50, embraced
those whose coupons had been rendered In
less quantities than the face Of the bill re-
auired and balance in specie went to the
Commonwealth with costs, etc. Hence, at
SO costs Of each, Il will be seen that the ready
cash would have been better than coupons at
80 per cent. SIR. Lucas, / understood 10
saw tonight, will see that Mr.. COoper's qua
rantee IL fully carried out.
Georgetown parties are beginning pre-.
parations to erect at Shepherds, opposite
here, coal piers similar to those at Lamberts
Point.
Mr. John T. Hill has succeeded the late
Edwin NJ. Adams as tax.gatherer. He was
defeated by Adams two years ago after tweu-
" YEAR, administration.
Lee Camp will 90 10 Fredericksburg on
the 18th.
Senator Gordon. OF Albcmarle. Is the orator
at the Episcopal High School this year.
It's believed that the coupon traffic here,
like Mahoneism, is dying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

TREATMENT, a guaranteed specific Or D. 's-
ria, Dizziness Commissions Fits. Nervous Nr..
ralgia, He8lache. Nervous irosirston - ls"' =
the use Of alcohol or tobacco, N 4kef.lnr'A h"'.
tai Depression. sofioulnE o. she Brain rsl '.,
IN insanity sni lsaiing % risory. tccar. b.
death, Premature 1id Age, i'gs ~ p.sT i
Either sex caused By oyer-e Eerflou - tte t-i.f
or Oyer-ind llrrucs. Zach boz co1'alns .n.
months 'reStrfont ~ a boE. or six iokn- Cos g.
sent by mail prepaid ON roceipt Of price
GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
to cure any % -. Win oach order received -
us for six boIaA accompanied Win s. 90 81
send the purchaser our written gunrRnt'o D. '-
fund the money II tho treatment does not Ell 20
a curs. Guarantees issued only BY
4. KOBEhTs BAKER, Druggist
sole Agert
sl9 east Main street, Richmond. "a
my Ld&wiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

The blind and the insane. And not per-
forming any service for The Commonwealth
IN any one OF the ways suggested, they viii
OF course fail 10 protect the liquor.dealers
from the Prohibitionists. Finally, therefore,
the payment Of Iicensc-taxes In coupons may
cause the Democratic party 70 lose the State
next fall. This lsst IL not at all likely. II
is mere possibility. A Washington letter
Of Monday says that a prominent temperance
man from Virginia said there that day that
at the recent National Temperance Conven.
ton at Indianapolis the temperance vote Of
Virginia NJ the coming election was put
down at five thousand, and that he believes
Il will reach that number. He also says,
that most Of that vote will be cast by Demo
Gratis. This IL what we showed in our
article OF Sunday last. But in fairness It
ought TO be added that the Democrats may
gain from the national Prohibition move
ment as much 10 the North as they are at all
likely TO lose IN the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

We will add 10 what we yesterday said 10
toe liqnor-dsslers OF Richmond that there are
in this city May persons who voted agains,
prohibition two years AGO because they
knew, or thought they knew, that the taxes
on real estate would have 10 be increased Ia
case the ProhibInonIsts carried the city.
These persons viii have no such reason FOR
voting against prohibition at the next
looal.opton election II the liquor.
dealers pay their license taxes In coupons.
Coupons viii NOT carry on the State govern.
nenf. They will not support the public
schools. They will not pay the cost Of prose-
cutting criminals. They viii not enable our
higher institutions Of learning 10 do their
good work. They viii bot keep open our
institutions for the deai and dumb and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
A Fenrfni Storm.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

CUNNINGHAM, y. c., June 4, 1883.
The most terrific wlnd-storm ever known
IN this part OF North Carolina passed in the
ncighborhood OF Cunningham's store on
Saturday evening. June ID, about 8 O'Clock.
At the residence OF the late Hon. John W.
Cunningham over twenty OF the trees in the
yard were blown down. several Of which fell
upon the dwelling. Magnificent oaks which
had stood the storm Of ten thousand blasts
were blown down. Cribs, &C., and barns
were crushed by the falling trees.
The bail did considerable damage to wheat
and TO the gardens.
The roads In many places are blocked up
and fences are torn down IN every direction.
The hail was unusually large, the rain pour
ed in torrents. and the wind blew fercely
for five or ten minutes. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
Mnsnlngtsm Notes.

10y telegIaNn 70 B0 DlsFG-'u.I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 5.-Assistant
Secretary Maynard has informed the d.
rector.gencral OF the Virginia Agricultural,
Mechanical, aud Tobacco EXPEDITION that
paintings, stStuary, aud Photographic pic
lures imported Tor exhibition will be en-
titled TO free entry under the condition:
usually prescribed in such cases.
In order to assist the local authorities in
the maintenance Of quarantine against the
Introduction OF infectious diseases tue Pres
ident has determined to establish, by means
OF vessels OF the revenue mIrine, national
patrol OF the coast OF the United States 50
far as may be practicable under the existing
law and consistent with the performance OF
other duties confded TO that service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
Weldon Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON, n. C., June ., 1883.

tCorrospondence Of thS Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON. n. c., June o, 1883.
The magistrates of Halifax county in ses.
sion Yesterday elected the following Board Of
Commissioners, all Of whom served last year
f. L. Emry, w. r. Wood, W. Il. Bowers,
Sterling Johnston, and j. II. Whitaker.
Judge W. A. Daniel was reelected county
superintendent Of public instruction without
opposition.
The hai.storm in this county did conside.
rable damage last week.
Mr. w. f. Daniel, one OF our most popu-
lar Young lawyers OF this town, will leave
today for Fork Union, Fluvanna county,
Va, where he will be married tomorrow to
Miss Eusen!a Snead, daughter OF Captain G.
G.. Snead. The people Of Weldon will well
come this beautiful and accomplished daugh-
ter OF the Old Dominion. ).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
COUPON CASES.
PROCEEDINGS IN PETERSBURG CIRCUIT
CnuRT-BRIEF CONTINUANCE.
Charged with Illegal voting-A Woman
Killed in Observation-Disclosures
lansous Notes.
Correspondence of tho Richmond DIspsichj

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dlspatch,l
PETERsBUH0, VA, June 8, 1883.
The Circuit Court OF the city OF Peters
burg--Judge y. A. Hancock presiding-met
IN. dav AZ 10 A. n. The docket IL very large,
including 42t coupon suits. When the cou-
non cases were called Messrs. Royal and
Hamilton, counsel for the defendants, moved
for continuance until the next term de.
cember 5th) on the ground that the very
same questions involved ia these cases are
now before the Court OF Appeals OF this
State for decision I'm the cases from the Cir
cult Court OF Richmond, In which the Court
Of Appeals had granted wrlts OF error TO the
Judgment OF the Circuit Court OF Richmond
refusing to allow expert evidence 10 be IN.
troduced on the trial and requiring the bonds
10 be introduced.
MFR. George $. Bernard, attorney for the
Common ealth. stated that he bad no oblec-
ton TO the continuance. as he considered u
TO be useless expenditure OF time and
money to try these cases until the Court OF
Appeals had finally settled the law which
shall govern them.
Judge Hancock continued all OF the cases
until June 10Th, stating that II the Court OF
Appeals OF this State should by that time or
at any time during this term DECIDE the
cases now before It. then be would proceed
to hear these cases at the present term OF his
c0nrt.
Mir. Royal produced before the Court
copy OF the Financial Necs, newspaper
published in the city Of London, whica he
exhibited TO the Court TO show that an adj
vertisement for the bonds from which cou-
pons had been cut aud rendered in these
cases had been published in that paper. and
stated that he hoped he would be able to get
the bonds from which The coupons had been
cut. The Court I'm deciding The motion for a
continuance said IL did not consider this
matter as materially hearing on the question
before the Court, and that It was not suih'
cient ground for continuance.
A WOMAN KILLED IN CHESTERFIELD.
Martha White (colored), aged nineteen
years, was instantly killed at Friends Cross
ing, on the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road, about ball a mile south OF Port Wsl-
thall Junction, in Chesterfield county, by the
accom- modatiOn train coming from Richmond
TO this city. From Colonel W. Rome Ruiiin,
residing near Port Walthail, who investi-
gated the facts attending the accident, II ~
learned that the girl attempted to run across
the track i'm close proximity 10 the engine
and that she was struck and killed before she
could cross. Her body was taken 10 charge
by her friends.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The mayor this morning, after bearing the
evidence in the case, sent Frederick Riders
(colored) on to the July term Of the Hastings
Court to answer the charge Of Illegal voting
at the recent election IN Fifth Ward. 1t is
ALLEGED that the accused, who was duly regis
tered, was DISTINGUISHED By reason OF having
been convicted Of petit larceny. Bail was
allowed in the sum Of 500.
RODIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
Pistols fn Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June GA special TO
the American from Paris, Tenn, says: Last
evening ID. Porter. son OF Ex-Governor Por-
ter, was shot and killed by Alexander b..
White, cashier OF the Commercial Bank.
Porter had accosted White aud made mo-
ten ~ II 20 draw bis pistol. Earlier ~ the
evening Kennedy Porter. another son OF the
Ex-Governor, assaulted Bill Edmunds and
shot him three times. His wounds are Sc.
rious. Edmunds had shot Porter some
months aoo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
Garibaiei Monument Unveiied In New
ynrt.

NEW YORK, June 4.--The unwilling of the
6ariDaldi statue took place at Washington
square IN this city to-day. Between $4,000
and 5000 people Of both sexes, mostly en-
tnnsiaslic admirers Of the gallant Garibaldi,
were on hand early In the day. The statue
was yeilcd with the Stars and Stripes. Baron
sayarlo Favs, Envoy Extraordinary aud
Minister Plenipoientiary CT Italy at Wash
ington. aud bis suit were present. Mayor
Hewitt was also there with the present
Italian Consul. General Ratio and Vice Con
snls Nance aud Marszzo. slgnor Carlo
Bsrzoletti delivered the speech presenting
the monument 70 the city OF New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

1t Is no disparagement to any one who Is
now before the country as a candidate for
the presidency TO say that the foremost man
In all respects Is Senator Sherman incin'
natl Commercial Gazette.
As the Springfield Republican would say
"WAsHINGTON and MULLINsl"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

Ask GrQcers for cur Patent Barley c CRYSTALS,
snck, rsf5yElI< Cereal Food, for Breakfast Tea
8 Del9ert. Nrnot G9N there, write rs for free ssn-
pies. GLU1EN FLOUR and SPECIAL Ola
BETICl IOGV are invaluable vaste-repairing
1ours fpysga? sia, Diabetes, Debility 6 Chill
dreDfs FA5d. No bran; mainly free from starch.
F9SSn fsVSAy uses SOthing equals our HEALTH
g.OCK kend fo circular offering 4 lbs. free.
FARNRLLS & RHINRG, Props, Wstertown.N.Y
lmy 2-dN&sast&weowiu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
CITY TAXES.
CITY COLLECTORS orvloE.l

CITY COLLECTIONS OFFi0E.l
RICHMOND. May 81, 1883.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
Il daily, between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ.
and o'clock ?. NJ, from the 9TH TO THE BOTH
DAY OF JUNE. INCLUSIVE, for the purpose Of
receiving from any person charged with CITY
TAXES the whole or one half Of The amount Of
tax charged.
Five per cent. will be added TO tho amount Of
tax charged in every case whore the party as
sossed Shail fail 10 pay the whole or one half
within the time 50 limited. Real estate agents
and others having n number Of bills to pay will
please send lists, so that their bits may DO
gotten together Where property is held in
trus, it is necessary to give the name Of tho trus
tee.
Any persOn desiring to paw taxes after June
1st may DO 30 during the usual business hours.
JAMES ID. CRAIG,
je lin City Collector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

The ohio State journal says: at took an
Ohio man TO knock out the ticket made at
St. Louis in 1876" And another Ohio man,
by adoption, will help to knock out the
ticket that viii be made at Chicago IN lSSS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

le1-1u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

The New York Press says: "There was
a STIR in Wall street when JOHN L. SULLIVAN
paid a visit there day or two ago." OF
course. Those on the bully side Of the mar
ket felt themselves strongly reinforced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
In CHANCFRY
This day came the plaintiff. and by loave of

IN CHANCERY.
This day came the plaintiff. and by loaye OF
the Court filed his bill.
And it appearing that the object OF this suit Is
10 set aside as fraudulent, void, and voluntary
50 much Of the deed from James &. Goddln 70 IL.
L Wlgand, dated the 18th day OF April, 1884, and
recorded Ia the clerks once OF the County Court
OF HenIico In Deed Book 1t5, page 1876, directs
said II. /. wigand 10 turn over 20 Mrs q. b. God
diu, the wife OF said James T. Goddin. or her
personal representative, tho surplus arising
IRON tho sale OF ths property mentioned and
described In said deed, after paying himself the
debt OF $500, In said decd mentioned, with int
rest from the date Of said deed; and to subject
said property mentioned in said deed 70 the
payment Of the two judgments mentioned In tho
complainant bIll---to wit, a judgment Of Dennis
O'Neil, Of which Jamas II. Dooloy Is assignee.
against James n. Goddin and aLs. for the sun OF
s2as5 81. with interest from tho 30th June, 1873,
until paid and 1a46 costs, subject, however, 70 q
credit OF $50. As, as OF the i5Ih day OF November
lsf3: and judgment OF HeDer Burlington
against James T. 0oddin and ala for the sum Of
s5lA with interest from the 20.h day Of Deem
Dor 1874 aud fi3sS costs; aud tothis end have
said property ssid and tho proceeds applied TO
he payment % said iudgments
And an afidayit having been made and fled
that tho defendants, James K Goddin aud @. Is.
0od1ln hts Wits, are non-residsntsof The State
Of Virginia, Ii Is ordered that they do appear
here within fifteen days AFTER ne due pusiica-
ton OF this order aud DO whatever may be noccs-
szry 70 protect their interests herein.
A copy-foste;
w. w. CosBf, ia, pa, my soW4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

As the futter Of the baDdana obscures
the fragments Of the bloody SHIRT SHERMAN
doubtless realizes that he is not Ohlo's fayo-
rite SON after all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
Baby Car7i0SeS,

while always in season still have their season to
20 out Of season. Hence NO have gone through
and marked down tho stock so as 10 show an en-
tirely fresh assortment next year.
We sell real good Carriage ats7;
Our si4 Carriage Is tho regular t2i IS article. AT
the low prices We have made on them our
Carriages must move rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

Wingfeld Scott and William +. Sims
were elected TO the Chicago Convention last
week by the Blaine Republican Convention
OF the Fifth district,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

At this writing we would say the merchant
IL smart WHO has made corner on bandan'
handkerchieis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

Humors run riot Ia the blood Al this sea-
sou. Hoods ssrsspsriiia expeis every Inn
nnrits and yitalsxcs and enriches the blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

NIRGINIA.-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HENRICO
THE 18TH DAY or MAY, 1888:
James II. Dooley, assignee, Plaintiff,
against
James L. Goddin and G.. B. Goddin. his wife. and
Ii. L. Wigand. .....................Dc Defendants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
HAMMOCKs! HAIMOCKS!

!, our soc. WHITE COTTON TwNR HAM
MoCKs are the largest and strongest for the
price to be had. We are also making FANCY
HAMMOCKS at 75o. and 81.
The trade supplied stciose prices
l. LICHrESSTKfNs SONS.
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
, my % Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

An letters and kilograms must be ADDRESSED
NTHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win no. be TO
tarncd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06

DEFINED PINE-TAR PAPERGAs.
( 1 TAR PAPER. NNlt MAX, tih liN
PHOR. best and most rnrrfifr. INSECT f"H
DER, BUHACh BOKAA. IAkiS okthN, lIH
Don PURPLE, g., lor sale .l..' sl.' 90. ...
by /. MlrN h. Drugs
je see hiA.h arl fr.ll .-'e't
NOTHING BErIER.-If NOri
~ Horse has Cough. Dia'ewrer. lnfrsnft.
Cold use the RELIABLE" HORSE POND ..r
For safe by J. WArSAt nf.fk ti
10 5-3l' Sixth Aul Nr. 40 .......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-06
REDUCTIONS.

Nav shades cashmeres reduced from 30 10 4oc. q
yard;
e.c.--now reduced TO Coo;
SILK Finish Henrietta Cloth reduced from W 70
75c. yard:
Serees, new shades, reduced from 90 TO &c
yard;
Better valus ssrges reduced from IS 70 eoc. .
yard;
Evening shades In Cashmere and Alostross'
We show q lovely assortnens OF imported
French Challis.
Forty-two-inch Nun's-yeiiing. In Green, oiive'
and Garnet, reduced from GO TO 40c.
Our entire stock Of Wool Dress Goods marked
down 10 close Thorn out