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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09
BIsMARCK's SPEECH.

A Russian View of the ChancelIorss Utter
ancss-Passage of the.German Military Bin.
LONDON, Feb. s.-Ths Journal de st. Peters
burg says: "As Prince Bismarck has empha-
sized the exclusively defensive character of the
Austro- German alliance, and, in terms which
do honor to him. has expressed absolute conf
dence in the word of the Gear, whose pacific
views have been distinctly declared, we may
conclude that peace is fully assured. We prefer
this peaceful guarantee to that of armaments,
but will not insist upon this point Prince
Bismarck having affirmed the right of each coun-
try to assure its own security with its own
forces. We also abstain from striking balance
as to Russia's and Germany's mutual services.
often prompted by common interest which con-
stitute the best basis for good relations between
the states. We will congratulate ourselves if
this remains the future basis for relations be-
tween Germany and Russia"
The military bill was read the third time in
the German Reichstag to-day, and was passed
en- bloc.
In discussing Bismarcks speech, Sir Charles
Dixie said:
"Some people think that Austria is going to
attack Russia, and others that Russia will take
the first step into Bulgaria The latter move
/ don't think there is the slightest danger that
France will disturb the peace of Eurone OF
course, many French journals venomous
toward tneir political opponents and everybody
else, but the people of France are peacefully in
clined.
.'Going back beyond yesterdays speech in
the Reichstag you will remember Herr Tiszas
recent address at Buda-Pesth. There was an
air of defiance in it. It was warlike, and the
publication Of the secret treaty served to Ia
crease the apprehensions. This was clearly
shown by the fall of the French funds-a pretty
correct indication of coming troubles. My view
is that the irritation caused in Russia by the
publication of the treaty will be partially allayed
by Prince Bismarck'e speech. It is not unsatis-
factory to Russia. Indeed. it is rather friendly
to her."
Then where is the point where you apprehend
special dangerf" .
In Turkey. The weak point about Prince
Bismarcks speech is that it seems almost to in
vite Russia to attack Turkey. He says practi-
which concerns Italy. He withdraws Germany
from defense of Turkey, and lays it upon Italy
alone. Therein lies the greatest danger
to the preservation Of peace. think
rush upon Constantnople is always
possible. The only thing that checks
Russia 10 the belief that Italy would then fight,
and that declaration of war by Italy would load
to general outbreak. There is no doubt in my
mind but that Italy would fight to maintain the
status quo IN the Mediterranean. and where would
England be in this turmoll Lord Salisbury has
gone as far AZ he can toward promising material
aid to Italy, but he certainly has not yet given
any definite pledge Neither do think the pub
lie feeling in England would back MP the Minis
try in supporting Italy, however much the Brit
ish government might desire to do so.n
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09
American Horticultural Society

RIVERSIDE. Cal. Feb. 8-An adjourned
meeting of the American horticultural Society
met here yesterday. Rosa Lewis of Nevada,
read a paper fruit-growing in Nevada r.. A.
Goodman. of Westport, Mo-. read paper on
Practicable Landscape Improvement for Country
Homes w. Fl. Ragau, Of Greencastle Ind.
secretary of the society, read paper on ''Our
Neglected Native Fruit
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09

LONDON, Feb. a-The Marquis of Lansdowne.
s.Enveruorsgsneral Of Canada, will succeed the
Earl of Duffsrin as Governor-general of India
at the end of the present year, Lord Dufferin
desiring, fer private reasons. to return home.
Lord Stanley, OF Preston, will be Lord Lans-
doWna's
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09

ToIED0 Feb. s-The condition OF D. r.
Locke editor of the Blade. is again dangerous.
The favorable symptoms of the past two days
have disappeared Ii probable that hc
cannot survive longer than twenty-four hours
His disease is consumption Of the lungs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09
snow-storm ait Con.tantinopIe.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. S.-The violent snow
storm which prevailed here throughout last
night and to-day has compelled the complete
suspension of business. Snow fills the street to
the depth of three feet.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09
Illness OF aspjam.a Egglssson

CINCINNATI. Feb. 6.-Hon. BENZ. EggIeston Is
lying dangerously ILL., In fact ali hope has been
given up by the attending physician. and the
end Of this respected old gentleman is very near
ct hand.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09

government officers. The course OF District
Attorney Burnet in delaying the arrest 80 long
he did has been commended by the Washing
ton authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
rnE stats CONVENTIONS.
emoerats nj Norfolk Republicans
NJ petersburg.

The State Democratic Convention VIII
meet az Norfolk on Wednesday the 10Th AT
noon, hut nearly all OF our delegates WIN
leave here on the afternoon OF TUESDAY, so
~ TO be In time 10 observe The proceedings
Of The State Committee that night and 10
caucus little before the serious WORK OF the
convention Is entered into.
II is believed that the convention will lie
able 10 complete its work in one day.
The chief thing to be done Is to elect dele
gates TO II, Louis. 20 choose electors. TO ap-
point members OF the state Committee. and
10 name the clnyassers for the campaign.
The framing Of platform or resolutions viii
also occupy some time.
The Republican Convention meets at Pc
tersburg on Thursday the l1th, and the
work they have TO do Is similar to that he
fore the Democrats. In addition they have
on hand a very pretty fight hctweeu General
Malone and Hon. John :. Wise on the qucs-
ton Of "thc unit rule" and party OrgauiZa-
ton.
II seems generally conceded that Malone
has secured such a majority Of delegates rs
will surely give him control Of the conyen-
ton and enable him 10 defy Mr.. Wise.
The impression is that Mr.. Wise will have
no difficulty in obtaining seat in the con-
yention, but it is matter OF great doubt
whether he will he able TO secure the patient
attention OF The members while he unfold-
his complaints against "the little General"
Governor Lee yesterday decided to 90 TO
Norfolk 10 the convention on the 18th under
the escort Of the Old Dominion Club. which
has volunteered IS services for that purpose.
Hon. John W. Daniel, who has been
moving his family from Washington back
10 his beautiful suburban home near Lynch
burg, will pass through Richmond on hi,
way to Norfolk, and here VIII join hj, friend
Major Patton. who also is q delegate to the
Norfolk Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

The ladies Of the Hollywood Memorial Sc
soclation are busiy engaged in preparations
for what promises TO be most attractive
and novel entertainment TO be given on the
2jth instant from 10 O'Clock in the after
noon. The beautiful grove in front of the
Soldiers Home will be caily decorated and
furnished with tables presided over by some
Of Our most prominent and fashionable
society leaders. There viii be an abundance
OF ices, fruits, flowers, cakes, tea, g.. And
as the admission fee includes refreshments
there will doubtless be a liberal patronage.
The prices have been pat down 10 the lowest
possible figure, and the ladies will spare no
trouble 10 make the afternoon tea an event
LONG to be remembered.
The object Of this entertainment is to
secure enough money 10 complete the tash,
already begun, Of placing granite markers at
the graves Of the soldiers in Hollywood as 4
substitute for the old wooden pegs now
roitina away. Let all unite to make this IS
great a financial success a, 1t is sure 10 be a
social one, and thus encourage the ladies' ~
their noble work,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
A Valuable Inxe.tmeut.

Money seeking investment cannot be bet
ter applied than 10 the purchase OF n reliable
built-to-last Piano, such % the Hartman has
proved itself 10 be. Cash invested In one OF
these sterling instruments Yields an ample
aud steady retrrn. Eyerv year this fact be-
comes more manifest. Other pianos soon
part with the bloom ~ newness, becoming
old and worn before the last payment Il
m1de. Every succeeding year in the lie oi
such piano brings only dissatisfaction TO
the MUD OF the owner
Walter D. Moses d Co, GA Main street,
are the sole agents for the lIarbmIn Pianos,
also the popular Emerson Pianos. and the
great Rced-Organs made by kimbill. Great
bargains are now offered by Waiter ID. Moses
6 co. IN second hand Pianos and Organs.
oncy spent with thi, Grm will be well
invested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13


5000 i3-inch Folding Fans, Sc
10 different styles Of Palm Fans. lOUD-
Palm-Leaf Fans az iOc. a dozen
japanese perfumed Fans IJc.-
lovely Gauze Fans--al kinds Mourning
Fans
Beautiful Feaihered FGns. all coiors, at ~.
Tho Lotta Bustle l2Ec. You know what you
pay for them elsewhere.
N "a -
Another lot Of those Bleached
Jeans DraWer.--at ltc
fs
Challis-Challis - beautiful figured Chal-
lis-l29c.
Another lot u Black Lace Bunting al %.
Baby Afghans--in Felt. Six --Satin--An-
tique Lacc-Push-LO prices.
Misunderstanding -another lot OF those
beautiful-ngured Naitings at $3.50 roll OF ~
yards.
ss-s,szrEs-r1uszzzsuzzTrus-
Red-Check hattings-White Mattings-
Fancy Uniting Joined aud iointless.
Fancy Hosiery In Suk--lise Thread
and Net-iarge blOCks-and stripes
TO close out the balance Of an odd lot OF Cor
sets--we viii sell them at 1870.
Batisies-all colors--and black aud
whilc-our price lOc.-s0ld everywhere al
i2Hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

ChlIdren's Gauze Cnderyests az he. worth &c.
tall Sizes;
Misses Gauze Undervcsts At Is. worth 3D..
These are elegant quality.
70 dozen Ladies' Gauze lndcrycsts, low neck and
short slee yes. Al 70. worth i0-.;
dozen Ladies Gauze Underyes,s az &c. worth
2ir;
Ladie~ SNk-Embroiderea Undcryests at $50.
worth J0C.
LADIES' BalOriegsn Underyesis, nicely trimmed,
Al 25-. worth SOC. size y only;
Mems Gauze Undershirts, the quality that sells
elsewhere for Occur price is only 82r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Dress Goods.

nieces Of ALI-WOOL Brocsded Dress Goods,
I'm ran and Light Brown, at S.. worth Pc.
This Is indeed bargain.
pieces of Pougee Dress Goods In dark shades,
az 9r. worth 25c;
1 piece Light-Brown SILK-AND-WOOL Lace
Hunting, elegant quality, at l2&c. worth
30c;
pieco % inch ATWOOD Black Cashmere. tho
quality that sells elsewhere for J0c.-Our price
only Boz:
niece sacr-Green Double-Width Cashmere at
TO-. worth 25r.:
piece Of Terra-COtta Cashmere, the quality
other stores sell for f0c. our price only lsc.
Our Sc. Lawns will be sold at g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Hubard-BrOwn Jury.

The case Of X. 4. HUBBARD Us. J. Thomp-
son Brown Co. is sci for trial in the City
Circuit Court Monday. Judge Barton, OF
Fredericksburg, who sal In the former trial
when the Jury disagreed, will bear the case.
The following gentlemen have been sum-
moned by the sbend as special jury for the
trial: John A. Augustine, A. Arsell, Jr.,
A. III. Christian, Jr., N. j. Dimmock, T..
Wiley Davis, Joseph Z. Folkes, James A.
Grigg, A. j. Gray. George A. Haynes. s. G..
Fairbanks, A. G. Houston, w. Ashby Jones,
John A. Lancaster, NJ. Murphy, J. j. Mon
tsgue, w. o. Priddy, Philip Shea, w. l..
Slater. j. p. Yancey. and II. West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
In General debility, Eunnciatioa,

Consumption. and Wasting in children
scott, Emulsion Of Pure CJd.Liyer Oh with
Hypopho.phites is a most valuable food and
medicine. II creates nm appetite Tor food,
strengthens the nervous system, and builds
M the body. Please read: 4" ! tried SCOTS
Emulsion on young mIu whom physicians
at times gave up hope. since he began using
the Emulsion hl- cough has ceased. gained
flesh and strength, and from al appearances
his life will be prolonged many years. -
JoHN SULLIVAN, Hospital Steward, Nor
IIl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Ruspension Of work.

Mr.. W. Ashby Jones has ordered discon-
tinuance OF work on three siorc-houseS
which he is building or Cary near Twelfth
street, giving a. reason therefor that he
wished to see what the Board Of Aldermen
and Acting Mayor are going 10 do with the
pending clectrlc-ralway ordinance, as In his
orinion with a double .trccl-c9r track on
Cary street he could not rent The houses out,
q, there would not be enough room FOR a
drly TO back up.
II is understood that Mr.. Jones does not
object to single track on that square.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

Everything when applied 10 Organs and
Pianos. The Weber Pianos and E'tey Or
gans stand without a successful rival on the
globe. sanders & S'ayman, 1917 eat Main
street, have the largest stock OF these famous
instruments ever seen IN the south. Whole
sale and retail. Lowest prices. Easiest
terms. Tie only place Sheet-Music can be
bought at hall price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

One thousand copies. Manly 3. Ramos &
Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
The Weber piano.

We beg to announce 10 the residents a
Richmond and to the pubic generally that
we bayc secured the agency for the world.
renowned Weber Piano, and shall keep In
stock q full line OF these superb instruments
OF our warerooms, l2l7 east Main street, at
an times. We cordially invite al lovers OF
music to an examination Of these iustrn-
mentS, feeling assured that they will be
found more than worthy 81 the splendid
reputation they enjoy. being endorsed ant!
preferred by great artists all over the world.
Rcspectiuy, SANDERS * SrAYNAN,
1911 eat Main street. Richmond, Va;
Is north Charles street, Baltimore, Md;
J3i + street, Washington. u. G.,
headquarters and General Managers for
Weber, E.tev, and lyors & Pond Pianos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
AUCTION SALES MONDAY

JAS. MACDoUGALI, 1880 A. NJ. trustees
sale OF groceries, liquors, siore-nxtures, top
wagon, morse, etc.
A. j. BRADLEY & CO., r. NJ, lots In Man
chester.
CHEWING & ROSE, p. NJ, a desirable lot on
the west side OF BevideTe between Cumber-
land and Beverly streets.
GEORGE w. MAYO, 1870 A. NJ. household
furniture, showcases, plsdorm-scaies, and
shoes.
HENRY l. STAPLES d CO., P. NJ, trustees
sals Of building lots Of the corner OF 81 John
and Charity strsstA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Trnnks. vaItse.. Grtns. &c.

A. everybody will need something I'm this
line soon call attention to NY present stock
uhe largest / ever had. II Won are going
abroad have big line o! steamer Trunks,
regulation size. Also. lightweight Trunks
Tor use Oh the other side. Drop Trunks,
Packing Trunks, Soie.Lcaiher Trunks, and
All the kinds in Use. In Bags. Sitcbel-.
Grips, Glad.tone>, &c., carry all the styles
and colors. j. 4. GEIGG,
p4ea Hlock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Drink Mnlto; it's pleasant.

ENTERTAIN YOUR VISITORS Those who are
entertaining delegates 10 tho convention should
order PIZZIgI'S lcE-CREAh for dessert. II Is the
BEST. and will save housekeepers time and
trouble. Pineapple, Lemon, Mashed straw
berry. Chocolate, Pure Vanilla, Orange and
Lemon Ices alwnys on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
important tn Delegates OF the south
ern baptist Convention.

Delegates who wish 10 attend the North
cru BAPTIST Anniversaries at Washington,
u. c., May 18th to 2Oth, should drst have
their certificates signed 10y Rev. o. +.
Gregory, Richmond, and at Washington
counteIsigned by Il. ;. Paris. It will be
necessary 10 have the signatures Of both Of
these gentlemen. These certificates, II pre-
,entcd az the tickct-oflices o: railroads ont Of
Richmond on or before MAY -, ISIS, ticket
agents will sell return tickets al the agreed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Tho uov,txerS, Reunion.

The annual Tcunion Of the Richmond
IIowiizers will take place at Providence
Forge on May DIST. Aspecial train nas been
secured, aud will leave cld the Chesapeake
ard Ohio road at $40 A. ". and return at
1870 Z. VI. The ladies who recently assisted
the company in their fair at the Regmenial
Armory have been invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
HDFlOna

ANY evening nov lovers oi flowers can
Snend most enjoyable hour At Morton'>.
His greenhouses are mass Of yariceated
bloom, embracing some OF the choicest flow
crs that open at this season. He * prepared
10 furnish an endless collection Of pOtted
plants and exquisite llora designs for enter
fainmeuts, but it i, worth a trip to his gar
don inst IN look
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

10 the Democratic Convention and Coincide
rate Memorial Day will be sold by the VIZ
gnia Steamboat Company on their new
steamer Essex on Monday, 1ith instant, and
Wednesday, 10th instant, and good for ten
days. James river scenery j. beautiful at
thi, season. and the trip on the Essex viii
be delightful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

Embroidered fisur@i fYr sls .f
Gray hike -- hi4e lra.fIil.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Clturcfi OrEans.

There is pu>ic store next the corner OF
Ninth street on Main street which /, under
The charge Oi practical orglni,ts. and know
ing tie requirements oi rgan-playng, they
claim 10 more choapiy supply Organs to
churches than any place In the city. The
hume Manly B. Ramos & Co. is q guarantee
OF the dcsirablity OF The Instrument. Easy
payments. Call on them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
vacant Houses.

10 Ne Editor 0t the DtSp0tch;
Dear Slr.-Ii owners and agents OF vacant
houses will send keys, with tags attached
giving the numbers and streets OF the houses,
they hall be visited by the police both day
and night. Respectfully,
j. Pos, IT.,
NAV -. 1855. Chief Il Police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Nnr EiaitorA

are cordially invited 10 make an inspection
Of my stock u Boots, shoes. Tie, slippers.
Trunks. Bags. &C.. Low shoes for summer
we1r. SoIl.sOle. low-hecl, and broad.bottom
SHOES for old ladies' in Lace. Button. Con-
ere,s. Tics, and slippers. j. A. GelGG,
pAco Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

ANGOsrURA BIrTERs, tbs word-renowned ap-
petzer and inyigorator. Used now over tho
whole civilized world. Beware OF limitations.
Ask for the genuine article, manufactured by
Dr.J &. b. SIKGERT * SONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH INSURED by TIE
use Of MEADE & BAEEK's SAPoSISE DESTRIFIoE.
which Will speedily remove incipieut tartar aud
scurf Price fifty cents box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
Unabated Interest in NOrth.End Real
Estate.

one OF our most reliable real-eState firms
report decided activity IN the sale Of lots on
Carlton, Hen-ico, and Thomas streets, oppo-
site the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad shops. they having sold over
100 in the past few weeks 10 parties most Of
whom will at once build.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

10 pair aides Morocco slippers, with fat heel,
sell elsewhere Tor 75r.-our price only A.;
case Of Ladies' Opera-roo slippers at isc. worth
9Jc.;
. cases Ladies' Opcra-roe slippers, with patent
leather tips, frouch heels, az Sc. worth sl.25 /;
80 pair Of Ladies' Genuine French Kid Oxfori-
Ties, with patent-leather tips and silk lacss-
something c!egant-sell elsewhere for 800
our price is only Sl.33 sizes ~ 70 o.;
case Of Laies' Button oxford slippers. Kid
lined. silk-work buitOn-hoies, aud Louis
XIV. heels, worth f2.25-our price only fi.i /;
We have Patent-Tip Lace oxford slipper
which we sell tor o.. OfAcr stores make
great fuss IN The papers about IL az 1913.
8 cases ladies' silk-Work Button-Hole Shoes. In
Kid Grain and Glove and hid, al Sc. worth
$50;
The ladies' Shoe that We sell you for sl.33 will
cost you g. elsewhere;
For tender feet We have Just received cases Of
Ladies' COmmOn-Sense shoes, In French Kid
and Pebble Goat, the most comfortable shoe
a lady can wear. which We viii sell al Sl,f9-
would cost you elsewhere t2.25;
Ladies French Kid Boots, 81 buttons, silk-work
button-holes, and elegant shaped heels, at
g. - worth 50:
Ladies' Genuine French Kid Button shoes, with
fiat heels and flexible the kind shoe stores
sell for i3.75-our price $40;
Ladies Satn-Lined Silk-Worked Buttou-Hole
Boots. one 81 tho prettiost styles ever shown,
al $40 worth 81;
We have 70 pair Of the Dairy-Mald Shoes left
which were sold a great bargain for i2.1J.
Reduced 10 S9.!3-worth $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

TO buy Sheei-MUsic is at 1917 east Main
street. II is the only place where sheet-mu.
sic is sold at half rates and reduced prices.
Remember. we sell any piece OF music pub.
liehed at reduced rates. \ trial order soli-
cited ut Sanders & Sayman's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

General Green Clay Smith, Of Kentucky,
offered an amendment TO the report, so as to
require the consent OF the state boards 70
tke apportionme0t OF the general boards,
which Was defeated by a vote Of 456 to 81.
A similar motion was defeated by like over
"hslming vote. There were many ameRd.
ments 10 The report offered, and several ver-
bal amendments. but the temper Of the con.
yenuon evidently was that the report should
be adopted as 1t emsnated from the commit.
tee.
After along discussion the previous cues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

AFRAGRAST BREATH Is always pleasure, md
you can have 1t 10y using MEADE 4 BAKERS de-
liclous CARsoLIc MOUTH WASH II destroys the
offensive odor caused by diseased sums and de-
cayed teeth. and speedily restores them 70 a
healthy condition. Price dfty cents bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

Rev. Or. !. W. NJ. Williams, Of Baltl-
more, desired TO express his surprise and
qualification that the committee had after
twelve months consideration made a report
proposing so few changes IN our plans. lie
heartily approved OF the report OF the com.
mitec.
The report was further discussed bv Rev.
Or. 4. Z. Eaton, OF kentucky; Rev. DIR. J.
y. ID. EcnirOe. OF Alabama; Professor II
II. Harms, Of Virginia; Dr. y. II. Carroll,
OF Texas; Dr. }. w. Warder. OF Kentucky:
Or. VI. Il. W barton, OF Alabama; Dr. :. ii.
Ford, OF Missouri; Rev. ID. {. Stakely, of
the District OF Columbia; DR.. j. Il. Haw.
thorne, OF Georgia; Rev DR.. John Pollard.
oi Virginia; Rev. Dr. J. OBJ. Lowry, OF
Kansas City, Mo-; Rev. NJ. ID. Early, Of
ArkaDsaS; Rev. j. II. Casou. OF Texas :
Rev. I. &. StacAhouse, OF Kentucky; Rev.
{. Durham. Of North Carolina; Rev. r. Il.
Beail, of Virginia; Rev. NJ. j. Breaker. OF
Missouri; DR.. Lansing Burrows. Of Geor.
gla; Dr. ). II. Ford. OF Missouri; DIR. w.
y. Hatcher. Of Virginia; Rev. Dr. 4. f..
Owen, Of Virginia; Rev. j. 4. Phillips. OF
Baltimore; -- White, OF Arkansas; Rev.
DR.. ID. |. Purser OF Alabama: Dr. J. =.
Coleman, Of Kentucky; Rev. DR.. Il. NJ.
Dudley. OF Kentucky; Colonel J. A. Hoyt,
Of south Carolina; Colonel q. W. Edwards.
OF South Carolina; Rev. W. T.. Iaryie, OF
Kentucky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
see the Now wheel.

The Columbia" Volunteer. new bali
bearing bicycle, Just out. 800 cash or easy
payIaents. Guaranteed for twelve months.
ALEX. X. SCHAAP,
Monticello Hall, 6l7 east Broad street.