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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
" HAVE YOU
ANY GOODS
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 the lovoIies. lino OF FRENCH CHAL-
LIRS ever displayed also, tho COTTON and
WOOL CHALLlEs at very low prices.
INDIA LINEN and CHECK NAlNsOOK from Sc
20 2lc. yard. At each price We give the
very best 10 be ha1.
SASH KIBBONs.-see our wide susah Sash Rib
bons-something new and very cheap.
MATTlNG.-n you want nrs,-quaHiy Maiiings
a,low prices give us q call We have Just
made large additions to our stock. See or
cheap Mating Rugs
LACE-COvERED PARASOLS. The greatest bar
gain ever offered. Elegant Lace Covered
Parasols, formerly sold ?, 81, can now be had
atG2, a. We have only thirty left, and cannot
ee; another one to sell at So. We also
show a very large assortment Of Parasols and
Umbrellas. the latest styles at the lowest
prices.
FLOUNCINGs.- Spanish Lace Flouncings. ell
Fix. atsi, ,sL25. $3.50. 50. $40 and 50 yard;
Chantuy Lace Flouucinss, all silk, at 81,
sI2s.sL5o. g., S2t0 50, and UP TO IS a yard d.
Swiss Muslin Flouncings a, 5oc., 6Oc., 7sc., 81,
and up to SO yard; Swiss Muslin Edgings
from s,sc to 81 a yard; a large assortment Of
Torchon. vaIenciennes. Egyptian, Oriental.
and other Laces.
See the new designs in Plaid Surah; also. all
shades in Plain sursh.
Good-style Lawns n SIC. yard.
Pacific Figured Lawns at Sc. a yard.
Madras Batis,e-S novelty.
summer Underwear Is leading feature with US
We have Vests for ladies and Shirts for mon at
25c; also, very complete assortment al
higher prices.
Cbndren's Gauze Underwear-all sizes.
UNDERWEAR, &c.-Our assortment, OF Under
wear is now very large. and we offer special
bargains In Skirts, Night Dresses, Corset
Covers, Drawers, Chemise, Dressing
sacques, and Aprons.
BOYS SHIRT WAlsTS.-A very large assort-
ment Of Boys Shirt Waists from 25c up 10
&c. each. These Waists are made Of the
bes; material and we'll made.
TOwELS- Our assortment OF Towels IL very
large and We have some Of the best bar
gains that you ever saw. No use 70 give
prcos and tell you the size. as The goods
must 10 sseu 10 be fully appreciated
Look at our BABY CARRIAGES.
my S0-o0d LEVY q DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
HOT WEATHER ON Us.
Three Cases OF sunstrOkc IN This City
TeAfrrHRE.

Yesterday was the hottest day this year,
and at times the sun was exceedingly op-
presslye. On workmen employed in eX-
posed places tho pressure was very severe.
During the afternoon there were three cases
Of stroke. and IN each the city ambulance
was called upon and the unforlun1ic taken
70 his home.
The first call was 81 p. ". II The corner
Of Second and Marshall streets, 10 a colored
man. He was taken 10 bis home on Fifth
street near the Hebrew cemetery.
st 2:30 the ambulance WAS called 10 the
corner OF Thirteenth and Cary streets 10
another colored man who was similarly AZ
iecied. H. wA- carried 10 Ills home at The
corner ~ Thiiiy-hrst and Clay streets.
The last call was at $3.50 o'clocS u the TX
position. Grounds 10 q white man employed
at work on the grounds. lie was tskcn to
hls home at the corner Of Twenty-fith and
Main streets, aud Al a late hour in the after
noon his condition va, very setiou'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Rienm onn Theatre.

II was very good house last night that
listened to The favorite opesa OF Fra Diayolo,
which was well presented by the Grau Com
pany.
Tonight the engagement OF this cOmpiny
terminates with 1.-The Grand Duchess"
During the opera two Of the most popular
songs In Robert Macaire (Erminie), "The
Lullaby" and "The Tuck Up Will be In
troduccd. and tho chorus Will be increased
by the yolces thai sung In the operas under
Mr. Intropidrs leadership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
The Expert reIecteG.

At the meeting Of the Finance Committee
Yesterday afternoon Mr. A. l.. MaSurier was
selected as the expert accountant 10 Examine
and arrange the accounts Of Inc late A. X.
Wood,0n. CIV Collector. Mr.. M1surirr l.;
to br employed from july l't for term OF
not more tlsn six months. and bis salary i
10 be 500 Month.
Mr. Masurler is a Republican and holds a
c'erksbip in the Office oi the Gns Inspector,
which he will lose July ist when tue new
Officers 70 in.
lie was elected to the experts position by
the following vote:
AYEs.-Mrssrs. Kaufman, Noble, Murphy,
and owen.
SOEs.--Mcssrs. Hargrove aud PiZzlni.
frhese two voted for James u. Cralg.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
MILLER,
RHOADS e
GERHART.
TT eaat Bsood @seet.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Wednesday,, May 3OM.

order assist northern retail house ont terrible difficulty we pu
Goods Notions, for
the understanding that the goods must be paid for
With already large stock OF goods
dispose Of this additional purchase must name
With QUESTION OF TINE profit
desirable goods departments We know this will
he
the dollar will be grand
efo
undertaking than first realized but
quantity goods we invite all 10
take a1yant 0 great Ten DAYS Sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
A Deed Given for the Old Armory
Property.

A deed OF sale was Yesterday fled for
record 10 this city which conveys 10 the
Tredegar Company the old Armory grounds,
with the buildings thereon. situated on the
south side Of toe canal bank nesT the foot OF
Fifth street. This property was bought by
the Tredeg.r Company from the State
Chrouga the Board OF Public Works, Cover
nor Lee, prcsident). on the 10th OF March,
1885. the Tredegar COMPANY being the high
est bidder. but the decd OF conveyance wss
not made until the entire amount Of the ptr-
chase.moncy had been paid. The price WAS
s9g 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

Corded Mulls rs low ~ &c. a yard-any lady
would pronounce worth lOc.;
Corded Plaid Indias. very Gne and sheer, some
Thing entirely neW-our pnce will be lOc.
yard-vou can't buy tho same goods else
where for less than l1c.;
Sheer Plaid Lace Checks. not one pattern among
them that is not worth l7c.--the price will be
for The entire lot l1hc per yard;
pique Nets. extra value. a. tho following popu-
lar prices: l2N, Is, Is, -. and 2jc.;
Corded huslius, a regular l-c. material. Will be
sold FOR l0'.-a very sorv,ceaOio goods;
Honeycomh White Spreads, fun size, 50-.,
regular 81 Gro ,het spread Sc.
A regular gi.25 Crochet Spread ~ tii5;
see or Towels. oXtra value at i24C.;
A Do. knOitel Fringe Towel al 20c.
l0'. tubleachod Doylcs FOR &c.;
Another lot fully worth l1c for l0r.:
jiinch Ohblcacned Table DamasS, mover sold
for less than 33r a yard-Our price will be-
o.. yard:
5S-iich Unp.ea"hed Table ramask. never sold
for Joss than 50'. yard-our price viii be
~ yard;
Extra values in India Linens. s, 81, s., 10, l2lI,
-, - O. d.;
lO-4 Hcayy sheeting, good as the Utica, only -.
ward:
l0'. Chail'es f0r -. p yard;
ihr better Cnallies for i6r. yHri.
New Plaid Dress Goods, 3i-inch wide. worth pc.
yart, down 10 ljr.;
New Wash Goods Of al kinds al low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

Hon. John ). Wise was asked yesterday u
he had received from Nr. Jones, secretary OF
the Ssticusi Republican Committee, any as
sursnce that ne will be awarded seat In the
Chicago Convention. He declined 20 answer
mere than 10 say that there was nothing 10
communicate on the subject.
fne Third District Convention was held in
this city 90 the 18th instant. and day or two
thereafter Mr.. Carter Harrisou, the secretary.
certified 70 Mr.. Jones lhs action q The eeay
in elsctins Mr. Wise and Morgan TrsRi, ESQ.
district delsgsisa The DispaieA b Efsrnsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
CompnnY "a OKeers.

Al meeting OF Company F Captain Boy
kim. held at the Armory last night, First
sergeant w M. Tompklns was elected
second lieutenant. The following appoint
men,s OF non-commssioned officers were
made: First Sergeant. J. c. Marks; second
Sergeant, f. ID. Darlington; Third Ser
geznt. 5. J. boswell; Fourth Sergeant, W.
+. MIehaux; Fifth Sergeant, c. j. CARING
ton; First Corporal, @. p. snackelford; Sc.
cOnd Corporal. William Wingtield; Third
Corporal, I. Hal. Hanes; Fourth Corporal,
r n McAboy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

diamond ring. J. B. Kirk; gold. headed um-
breIla, J. H.. WhlIy; watch ch1in, j. W.
Mackay; most popular policeman, Thomas
II. Joyner; most popular etter'carrIer, };
T. Lewis. Miss Ka'ic Carroll won gold
badge. Miss Lizzie Nororinck gold ring,
Miss Minnie Griffith gold ring, Miss Rosa
Mitteldorier 4 lady's watch. and Miss An
ME Phelps bracelet. Father Cutler WAS
ahead on the vestmfnts. The vote on the
umbrella for The most popular leader OF So
clety will close Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Xerdlct for defendant.

The trial OF the suit OF Franklin Davis q
Co. against the Richmond aud DanViile Raft
road Company for $1,000 damages for The al
legged failure OF the defcnjlnt to denver
irui,-tr,es promptly was concluded IN tne
City Circuit Court yesterday, and resulted Ia
a nOn.suii, or in other words verdict Tor
the defendant.
This cause had been pending for fifteen
years, and tue declaration contained Two
hundred and twenty counts and covered
nearly q hundred Drinted pages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
PARASOLS.

In this department you will md wonderful
value. An immense lot 10 be disposed of. The
price W. have marked on thom viii do A.
Good B.ack Gingaam Farasols, IS-inch, DC; %
inch. 30c.:
The regular 81 Satin PsrasOls, sc.
y and e2-inch Twilled Satin Parasols worth {i.25
forti:
22Inch Gloria six Black and Natural Handle
foc 81:
24-nch Gloria SIX Rlack ana Natural Handle
worth tLJ0-Our price f125:
9i-uch Gloria Silb, gold tip, worth ;2-our price
fl.51:
Qjlnch g oria SILK, gold tip, worth e. 25-our price
ti1t:
lot of Tnncy Col0rs worth f3 will be sold for 81;
lot a. Hncy Satteens FOR gOc
2j and 2Sinch Gloria six Umbrellas worth 81
for g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
,rwo s,ri,sIDr Pictures.

There are now in the Office Of Postmaster
Culi,ngworth two striking examples in oil
from the easel OF Miss Redd, OF HenricO
county. One is an early morning winter
scene. In the foreground upon the snow Is
primitive old haye-trap, from which a
negro boy has Just taken hare. This he is
holding ont al arms length with
every manifestation Of delight. stand
ing upon bis hind feet with his fore
Daws resting on the negro's knee, and
ni. neck strained in eager expectancy Il the
fortunate trapper's dog. In the middle dis
tauce is hazy field o. suow, and In the
background, dimly outlined, yet touched
with the sujdued sweet glow OF the rising
sun, are the trunks Of several trees. The en-
tire composition Is natural, and ILLUSTRATES
story familiar 70 every one acquainted with
country life in Virginia, In drawing, color
ing. and prospective the picture Ia gem In
its way. The figure Of The negro IS especially
spirited and faithful, and the treatment o.
the rabbit and the dog constitutes an excep-
tional triumph aud stamps Miss Redd IS an
animal painter Of rare talent. The other
picture IS an interior effect repre-
senting a group Of poultry IN 4 stable
or barn. II - painted In key
entirely different from that OF the
composition first described. but Is none the
less successful or suggestive Of genius IN all
is details. Placed side by side the two eyi-
dence wiQe range Of study aud most COM
preheusiye cultivation OF the true art im-
pulse. Indeed toe interior scene, though
less attractive than the other, 4. In some es-
sential, the stronger. Certainly the mantpu-
laiion OF the shadows in It display a mas.
terlug confidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
proDerty TrouSfePS.

Richmond: Mary NJ. Dukes trustee TO
Henry ScSarzchld, 3j Ilt-l2 feet on Seventh
street near Leigh, sJ,7I5; Lewis Gtnier to
Allen & Ginter Incorporated, l05 feet on
cary street corner Of Sixth, 50 feet on Cary
street between Sixth and seventh, and per-
sonslty, $4,000; Henry c. Jones and wife
10 Richard WAGNER, 20 fset on Main street
between Plum and Lomeardy, $1,000; Cath.
crime Wigger's trustees 10 Ruthelta l.. Mayo,
Is feet on Laurel street between Beverly and
AlbemarIe, sl,015.
Deeds OF Lease: Franklin s,earns TO
George c. Mountcastle, brick stable near
Clay street for fifteen years at 300 per an-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

We would call special attention 10 the sails
tomorrow (rhursdSy) 10 be made by sutton
Il Co. OF A very desirable Hattspontuyer
farm in Caroline cOunty, near WoodiorPs
station. Parties Wishing 20 attend the sale
can leave by way OF the Richmond, Fred
oucksburg and P0touss railroad BYRD
Street depot at II O'Clock A. NJ. and return
the same day. This farm Il being sold 10
settle up an estate aud will be sold at great
saer i6ce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

th,t Mr.. Wise has received letter from nr.
Jones since that time, but she nature OF its
contents Is not known. i.
Ex-Governor william v. Cameron. OF
Petersburg, was ia the city yesterday. and =.
is thought his visit was for the purpose OF
holdipg q conference with Nr. Wise win
reference 10 their political Affairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

The Richmond Light I1iautry Blues drilled
IN the Fair room lat night, and the First
regiment band delighted the audience with
their music. The 81. Msry's Social and
Benedclal UnioE turned out in large mum
bers In charge OF n. schultz, president, and
j. II. MIttendorier. marshal.
TIE vote stood ss follows: Ahead on the
lamp for the most popular attorney, Hon. 5.
q. Witt doli.baby, Miss Deuie Norris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
In GeneraI pehiIitr, Emaciation.

Consumption. and Wasting In children
SCOTS Emuhion Of Pure Cod.Iiyer Oh with
Hypophosphites l. a most valuable food and
medicine. II creates an appetite for food.
strengthens the nervous system, aud builds
~ the body. Please read: 4" | tried Scott,
Emulsion on young man whom physiol'ns
at times gave up hope. Since hc hegan using
the Emulsion his cough has ceased, gained
flesh and strength. aDd from all appearance
his NE will be prolonged many year" -
JoHS SrLLVAS, Hospital steward, Nor.
ganzA, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Drink MAlto Tor me nerves.

HoksEs, CArrLz. AND CHICKENS For collie ana
grubs. for mDs-'evsr. cough, or htdo-ocund,
give simmons Liver Regulator in mash twice .
day. You can recommend Il 70 evory ono having
stock ~ tue best medicine kDosn for The above
complaints. In nsins IL with ny chickens for
cholera and sapes, mix it vita the dough aad
feed q 20 thom once day. BY this treatment
have losl mono whore ine Reyula'or vas given
promptly aad regularly. E 4. TAYLOR,
Agent ,or Changers " Georgia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Maa an EniIrntic FIt.

About half-past @ O'Clock Yesterday alter
noon toe city ambulance, under the charge
OF DR.. Plerrepont, was called 10 the Oid
market to colored man who had an epDep-
TIC ft. He was taken to the city hospital iof
irestment His condition was considered
serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
a,ravhe,r,ea From , toII

The ladies OF the First Presbyterian church
will have a strawberry festival and supper
in the psrlors OF the church tomorrow aud
Friday evenings FROM 70 Ii o'clock. They
Invite their frlends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

Remembs the Afternoon Tcafor the bene-
NJ OF tho Hollywood Memorial Association
at soldiers Home Thursday afternoon, 5lst
Instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Drink MaltO.

AsGosruHA BITTkRs X known as the great reg
ulator Of The digestive organs all over tho world.
Have IL in your house. Ash FOR ths geauins az
:icle, manufactured by DR.. J. q. B. siegert q
sOu4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Attention, Farmers.

You will make money by attending Storrs
& CO.'S large sale Of Mules tomorrow.
Don't forget 70 tell your neighbors. No
postpOnement. No private sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
The Gaure Door Range. aud Cook.

Forty per cent saved IN Roasting and
Broiling. send for circulars.
JoHS Bowers, : Governor street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
FORCED SALE
OF
SPRING MILLINERY
AT
KaHIM0nN g Go. S.

Biz lots ~ sprinc STYLES ON hand md no room
for runmcr styles. which were bought by our
Nr. Kaufman in the week past AMI which viii
arrive in fcw days, Is tae explanation We offer
for cutting prices In half ou LADIES STRAW
HATS aud BONNErS. AL C0'ors aud correct
thBPos, 10 cheap and medium quality aud hue
English Nilan Stfaws, 40 prices ranging al u. -,
e1 81 g. tS. IS, and S., aud The nnest Milan
Bislis. So coiOrs. worth si.sj and s. Our prco
this week win De FSt our stock does not con
ti.t = broken lots Of odds ana ends-a few of
this shape and u that or a small assortment ~
roiors We shoW hundreds ~ dozens Of the
leading shapes and dcslraOle colors.
tHIIUGEN'S TRIMMED HATS and SAILORS
iu large variety 90 shapes anu coiors az prices
ranging from Joe. 20 f.5l
An onuro new stock Of beautiful FRENCH
TIOWbk~-LEANES, BLOSSOMS, BUDS,
WKFATHS. TRAILING FLOWERS, MON
IL KE~-Norv cheap.
kicn novelties in RIBBONS aud TRIMMINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

A ATTENTION. COMPANY C.-G
~ Assemble al keglmoDtal Armory MAY r.
S0Ta At4 L. NJ. for battalion parade. ,
BY order Of !. II. CaKsERY, first Lieutenant, "
commanding. ". L. HANCOCK.
my SO-it Acting Orderly Sergeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
mcnt can be laid. this par. Of the request

ment can be laid. this part OF the request
could not be complied with.
TIfy BLUES.
The Blues are ordered Ia assemble at their
armOry AT 4 O'Clock this evening n pariici'
pate IN the memorial exercises at Hollywood.
A full turnout is expected. The company
will be headed bv It's own band, OK when
Professor John Kessnich is leader.
TIE vOLLEYs.
In connection with the burial OF the Con-
iederaies removed from the Seyen-Piues
batile.f field there Will be yolleys OF musketry
and firing OF cannon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

All work Inuus,sd 10 tas Dispatch Jcb-Print-
ting House promptly xsecate1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

Drinl Nalto: his pleasant

Jos PRINTING neatly executed at The Disps,ca
Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

THOMAS p. BAcBy, attorney. ~ NJ, valuable
hotel properly IN wess Point Va
RlcHAoND BAZAAR. 10 and IL A. NJ. horses
mgiss. basgles. phsotons, wagons. harness.
hay, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
PROGRAMMES FOR THE DAY At SEVEN
PINEsAHD HOLLYWOOD.
Parade OF Veterans and Active Military
Addresses and Prayers-ReiDter-
ment Of Confederate Dead.

This is a day sacred alike 70 the Blue and
the Gray, as II Ia the time appointed for the
decoration Of the graves Of the Federal SOL
dlers and OF those COniederates buried in Hol-
lywood. The war is far enough back in the
past for most Of the sectional feeling which
II provoked 10 be obliterlted, and to-day, in
this city, which was the object Of attack and
defence for four years, veterans Of the two
armies will this morning 20 TO the Seven
Pines national cemetery and do honor the
memory OF the Federal soldiers there in
TERED. and this afternoon they viii join IN
the ceremonies at Hollywood.
The programme for this morning calls Tor
the assembling OF Phil. Kearny Post. &. \.
r.. and Lee Camp, c. v, and the United
Veterans at the Post Hall; and the COM
monds oi veterans will form IN line, and under
the escort Of Companies and ID. OF the First
regiment, march 10 the Iork-Iiiyer railroad
depot. where they will take train for the
Falr.Oaks or Seyen-Pnes station. At The
national cemetery there the ceremonies OF the
day will take place. There are a number oi
interesting features, but the most prominent
Is IN oralon by Colonel Theodore Bean, OF
ppnusylyaniJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

The programme for the Exposition races
has been arranged as follows, from which
Il will be seen that a considerable sum OF
money is offered, and the probabilities are
that large number OF fne horses will be en-
tered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
FLOWERS FOR TnE GRAVE OF FickkfI

Captain Reeve. OF thls city, has received
from James NJ. Wbitecar, adiutsnl OF The
Pbiadelphia Brigsde Association. asum OF
money 10 he expended in the decoration OF
the grave OF General Pickett
Itwas one Of the wishes OF Mr. Wh'ieear
that rosebushes should be bought and set
around the grave OF the General, but inss-
much as the section is soon 10 be ievelled, 80
that the fouu aation for the proposed monu-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-01-28
Y.p,vv REBORN IN PHILADELPHIA.
An ovation Given Congressman Hreck-
enridge.
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.l

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28.-At the tariff
meeting last evening to enforce and en-
dorse the recommendations OF the late
President Arthur and President Cleve'
and for revenue reform, the Academy
of Music was filled and most OF those
nresent were business men. The meeting
was called to order by William NJ. SIN
oerly. proprietor Of the Philadelphia Rec-
ord. The feature of the evening was an
ovation given to Congressman Brecken-
ridge. Breckenridge said when labor is
disconteuted the system must be wrong
The surest guarantee of the perpetuity OF
the Government is the content and tran
guilty of labor. We don't have that now
because our system is false, and we must
abandon it. What is wanted is for the
people, the laborng people. to get out OF
their minds the idea that the labor of
America needs protection against the
labor of Europe, and to get into it that
the best protection for labor is independ-
ent manhood.
The platform adopted says: Tax re-
duction is necessary; the remedy for ex-
cessive revenue is revised taxation. 1t
was resolved that the existing duties on
raw materials, which are to be used in
the manufactures, should be removed, and
that duties upon articles used or consumed
by those who are least able to bear the
burden of taxation should be reduced.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-01-28
WESTERN DISPATCHES.


SAN Francisco, Jan. 2S.-The Core.
ner's jury at the inquest over J. w.
Village, Chief of Patrol of the State Fish
Commission, has returned verdict OF
suicide. the testimony of the Commission
showed and that of Deputy Coroner Delany
went to prove, that he had been collecting
money which he never turned into the
treasury Of the Commission.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-01-28
lMP0R rION OF CATTLE.
Ruling OF she Treasury Department on
tin. subject.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has informed the customs
officers that he has officially determined
that the importation of neat cattle from
Great Britain and Ireland under certain
csndihons will not tend to the introduce
ti,n or spread of infectious or contagious
dieases among cattle in the United
Sites.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-01-28

Te Accident to tlse steel Beams Causes
Uneasiness ia Naval Circles.
The accident to the steel beams OF the
ruser Charleston now being built at
sal Francisco is a matter pf considerable
nIiety to naval officers in this city.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-01-28

SANTA Rosa, Cal. Jan. 2S.-George
A. Thornton committed suicide this
morning by taking laudanum. A short.
age of $400 in his accounts with his EN-.
ployers was the motive.