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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

HEADQUARTERS PEGRAM BAT
III TALON AssOCIhTI0S-R -RIcHxoSD. Va,
June 20. -CoHRApsg: Tho annual reunion
Of this Association win take place TODAY
"wednesday, June 20up st tho 0id Pump-Hoass
az lg O'Clock N. Lune1 T.. NJ: dinner4 p. n.
Il IL urgently reFsssted that eYcrysmember
be present
BY order Of the President.
WILLIAM Ellis JONES,
10 colt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE OF VIRGINIA CONSTRUCTION cosPxr,l
iS2 EAST 1Als 6KBET,
RfcHAosD, Va, June i6. 1884 y
The annual needing OF the sTOCKHMDEAS
OF THE VIRGINIA CONSTRUCTION COM
PANY Will be held ss lie onies, i3)2 east Neia
street. Ia the city OF Richmond, Va, on TUES
DAY ,he i7tb day Of July. 1925, st IL O'clock A.
~, for the purpose Of eiecting ofriecrS AMI fof
tho transaction of such other business as may
be- brought before the meeting
BY order Of the Board.
EDWIN B. sSEAD,
10 ltd Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

PARIS. June IA --Advioes from Zanzibar 10 the
Journal dss psba1 say; There b little doubt
shss stanley IL dead. The famil.es of psreons
Who accompanied ~ expedisaea hare won
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Picnic In-MnrrnR.
race.perder n Necessity.

The First Baptist church sunday school will
give its annual picnic at Providence Forge to
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

Drink Malto at soda-fouatain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

ORDER OF TONTL-ENTERTAIN.
" MINT and sddresses by the euprame Of
ncers At Sanger Hall ON THURSDAY. juno 2ist.
at $50 p. NJ. under the auspieos OF ths united
lodges Of the city of Richmond. Complimentary
tickets can De procured from members Oh ihs
order.
BY order OF the Committee.
30 20-2t Il. W. SfDNOkySnHrmAn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE 10, 1854
by teiogrsph.I
AKhIyED.

Steamship Viola. New Orleans, % coal.
Steamship Breakwater, New YORK, merchsn-
disc.
sAfraD.
Schooners W. II. Bailey. Pearce, New York,
coal; W. Armington, DriGkWster. Providence,
coal.
Steamship Roanoke, Hulphers, New York,
merchandiso.
Steamship George Appod, Norfolk. merchsn-
. disa
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Drink Malto: It's pleasant.

JOB PRINTING neatly executed at ths Dispatch
Printing House.
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Coney Island Races.

NEW YORK, June ia-First race az Coney
Island Jocky cmb--fve eighths OF q mile-Re-
porter won: brussels second, Gypsy Queen third.
Time, l:03tz.
Second race--three quarters OF = mlle--Brsd-
ford w.n: Inspector b second, Volunteer third.
Time i:l4&. Mutsals paid So.
Third race-~threo quarters Of q mllc-Eolian
won; King Crab second. Coldstream third.
TiFoe, i:i4a4.
Fourth raee-one mile-Defence won; Bella
second. Prince Royal shird. Time, i:ia4.
Fifth race--ono mile and half--Iefracotsa
won: Eurus second. DunDoyne~ third. Time,
s:37.
Sixth raco-one aud anc-eighth mlle-Jos
Time. i:57.
seventh race--aye aud one-haif furiongs--
America won; utlIe Barefoot second, sweet
Avon third. Time, I'LL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA. 50c;
SOAR. 2J,.: RFsOLvFNT. -. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Bo-tou. Macs.
s9|- Send for - How 10 Cure Ski1-Disenses,n O.
pages. 30 illustrations. and 100 Testimonials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
FIFTIkrH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. d. C., June 10, 1888.
Senate.

senate.
There was a somewhat larger attendance at
the opening Of tO-dnys session than was the
case yesterday Among the Republican sena-
tors who were In their seats were Mesers. Sher-
man. Allison. Hawley. Edmunds Morrill,, Dawes.
Plumb, aud Frye, and Mr.. ingalls, was In the
chair. Tho business on me calendar was tsken
up aud the following bills tamong others)
were passed: Scnate bill 10 provide
pneumatic gun.carrages fer the War Depart
ment. authorizing contracts with the Pneumatic
Gun.Carriage Company and appropriating $780,
600: senate bill appropristing s50O, 900 for an adj
dltlOnal 1re-proof building for the use OF the
National Museum 10 be erected In the Smith
sOnian- grounds Just west OF ue Smithsonian
lnstitgte): House bill eppropHsiiDg $4,000 for
tho construction Of a grayeled or macadamized
road "a mile aud half In Lengthy 10 the National
cemetery near NewboIne. y. c.
TheIlouse Joint resolution authorizing the loan
OF tents and tent equipage for the veteran organi
zation Of the Society OF the Army OF the Potomac
at the approaching Gettysburg reunion was
taken up, explained by Mr. Hawiey, and passed.
The senate at 1850 adjourned
House of Representatives.
On motion Of Mr.. Henderson, OF North Caro-
lima, bill was passed providing FOR the erection
OF public building at Statesville, \. C., at the
cost OF $4,000.
MIR. Townshend, Of Illinois, offered iolnt reso-
luton authorizing the Secretary Of War 20 loan
tents and equlpaee 10 the Society Of the Army OF
the Potomac ON the occasion Of the Gettysburg re-
union.
The resolution differs from that offered yester-
day mainly in referring 10 tho Survivors OF tho
battle Of Gettysburg" end not 70 tho 1.-TWO
armiesn
Mr. Kilgore, OF Texas. objected, but Mr. Bur-
rows having stated that tho resolution in its
present shape was unObectonable and should
be passed. ho Withdrew his objection, and the
| resolution was passed unanimously.
Tho special order for tue day-the public
| building bills-was postponed until Thursday
next. and the House went into Committee Of the
| Whole on the sundry civil appropriation bill.
| The pending paragraph WAS that relating 70 the
! Congressional Library building
After two hours spent ~ struggle TO secure
! a quorum. on motion u Mr. Ryan, Of Kansas.
the provision in the bin appropristing tJOOO0
| for the continuation OF tho work on the Con-
gressioual-Library building was stricken out.
The remainder Of tho afternoon was spent IN
tho consideration Of two paragraphs relating T.
salaries OF registers and receivers and contingent
expenses Of the land Offices. The appropra-
lion for the salaries OF these Olces was increased
from 100000 10 S5si,000
The committee then rose and after passing a
bill authorizing the appointment OF An addi-
t0nal Associate Justice for the Territory OF Da-
kota the House at F. NJ. adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
lear and yerf warm.
Range OF Thermometer Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

All work intrusted to the Dispatch Job-Print-
ing House promptly executed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
LATE WEATHER. REPORT.
[By telegraph to tho Dlspatch.I

TOY VVIVEI"FU 70 t1o DI7VHIVHsI
- WAsuIsGToS, June col 4. M-For
flR Virginia aud North Carolina, light 10
easterly winds. warmer. fair
eather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Dr. J. II. ZuEertort, the distinguished chess
player, Is dead.
Savage, Son q Co., proprietors OF the Empire
foundry, ono OF the Oldest firms on the facino
coast, have assigned.
At tho evening session the House passed a Dill
authorizing the construction OF bridges over
several rivers aud then adjourned.
Detailed accounts Of the gales which occurred
on tho coast Of Iceland last month show that 400
Preach fishermen were drowned, thirty vessels
having been wrecked
Three Of a gang Of four mon who we're laying
gas-plpo ia New York yesterday afternoon were
killed by the caving Of the banks OF the excaYa-
ton. I he fourth got out alive.
Asa W. wickes. ex-cashier OF the Central Ma
tional Bank at Troy, y. u. was arrested yesteI.,
day on the charge OF appropriating about sS,VOO
Of tho funds Of the bank TO his own use.
Tho Vossfschs Zeifung states that Emperor
William In declaring amnesty will adhere 70 the
terms OF hts fathers proclamation renting
sentences In force at the date OF his accession.
The Rrsus Zeitvng. of Berlin, says that En-
press Victoria, under tho will OF Emperor Fredc-
rick. inhsrits Charloitvnburg castle and ue
palace IN Berlin occupied by tho late Emperor
when he was Crown Prince.
In the House OF Commons yesterday afternoon
Bslfour referred 10 the rumOr that be was about
TO resign tho Chief Secretaryship for ireland no
Que OF those ridiculous Actions which are perl
odically circulated by the Irish press
Especial meeting of the Society OF the Army
and Navy OF tho Confederate States In the state
Line was held Monday night 70 make arrange
ments for the opening OF the home for broken
down and INDECENT soldiers Of the Confederate
army at Pikosyiue on the 9th instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
THE FIREsIEN.
Their Grand Gathering Mt Roanoke
YesteTday-The Parade.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

ROANOKE, VA. June 20-To-day has been a
bright and happy one in the history Of this city.
The sound OF martial music has enlivened tho
scene, and the bright uniforms u 1renon have
added 10 tho attractions. The parade COM
mencei this morning at 10 o'clock and lasted UNI
I'll /. Tue procession was several blocks in
length, and was headed by tho Mayor aud men,
beers of the City Council IN carrages After
them came The Mechanic Band, Of llagerstOwn
members Of the FIRE companies Of that city,
Richmond Norfolk, and Portsmouth,: tho Sol
diefs- Home Band; stanton and salem hre-
men, with reel and Salem Band: Roanoke Junior
Hose Company, with reel; tho Machine-Work
Band and the Nigilant Fire Company, forty
strong, followed by citizens aud visitors In
carriages.
Of the city, which were lhronged with people and
gaiiy decorated ia honor OF the occasion. The pro-
cessi0n repaired 70 tho skating-rink. where n
most elaborate lunch was served 70 the thousand
men ia line. The heat was intense. but The fire
men marched ike veterans 10 the inspiring
music Of tire bands. encouraged by the smiles OF
the ladies' and the cheers Of tho spectators all
along The l.ne.
o'clock by President knepp. Of this city. and az
ter a very appropriate prayer by Rev. W. G..
Campbell, Of the Presbyterian church, City-So-
lcitOr Henry Gibson, formerly Of Richmond, de-
livered an eiOlucut address OF Welcome on be-
haf Of the citizens. which was responded 10 tor
tho nr0men by Hon. H. c. harshail, Of Ports
mouth. in a speech Of rare beauty and apprO-
priBtcness. Ten delegates from Richmond at
tended the convention, aud all the other cities u
tue Stale were represented.
The secreiary's report showed 4 mem bership
IN good standing OF 1863. an Increase OF III du-
ring the year. aud nearly $1,000 hal been OK
pended during tho year for the relief Of families
OF deceased flremon.
An attractive festure a the proceedings was
the presentation Of a besuufully-caryed silver
pitcher anu goblet appropriately inscribed 10
President Knepp by the Richmond delegation
Oliver MountcasIe. First Assistant Engineer Of
tho Richmond Fire Department. made the pre-
scntation speech. which Was appropriately re-
piled 10 by President hnepp.
The convention viii reasonable tomorrow at
2 A. NJ. for general business On Friday there
will be an excursion 10 POcahontss. Bramwell,
and other points OF interest In the coalhelds OF
Southwest Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Magistrate would undoubtedly be genue-
man. Depew will be voted for proDaply on
not more than two or three ballots, perhaRs ~
ouly ono. Tho climax Is 20 come when New i or
breaks up, aud on New York's choics aitor De
pew the nomination may depend. 10 the Nes
York delegation al this time there ~ NOT ,sIy
good feeling. Many OF tho delegate5 Ieo'
that the Depew candidacy was biuhael,
destroying the only chance New YORK nan y,
uniting on q candidate who could succeed M
thus exercising q controlling Influence. ~ "lii
be impossible 70 unto New YORK on al
other candidate. About one hall OF uo
delegation IS likely % 20 10 harlisoii.
HiscOck favors the Indiansn and flhI -
about 70 give up Alger and Join Hiscock; Phelps,
Of Now Jersey, aud Ekins are In the Harrison
combination Warner Miller Is still inclined "
Sserman, aud II Depew should Join him the deie,
CATION would split in two parts OF about equni
strength for Harrison and sherman, with ,at.e. -
ing votes Tor other candidates. Whilen0 aos9Iuso
pledges have been made, New Jersey, MARY
land, aud parts Of New England are for Harri-
son, and be viii show up strongly after compn-
mcniary ballots arc finished A. the same une
Harrison II losing rather than gaining strens.n.
In discussion o. availability or yote-g esnns
qualities. which Il now general, II " seen thae
the predominatng thought IN the convention -
10 got a man who can 10 elected. large num-
Der OF Organizei-labor men from Indianapolis
and other cities are here favoring Gresham
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
UNIT RUTLAND BOssIsM KILLED.
Eager Interest In the Virginia Con-
test-ShermHn Not Lyenn
Possibility.
lspoclal teIogram . Lh9 Dlsnatch.'

CHICAGO. June 2i.-The convention adjourned
AZ go this morning.. Tho entire night session
Was taken up in the consideration Of the Nir-
ginia contest Fifteen thousand people were IN
the hall, and as tue argument progressed eager
partisanship was displayed on ether side.
General Malone was not present, and Is reported
to be severely indispOsed. Mr.. Hepburn
Of Iowa, Mr. Achel0r II New York, General
Bingham Of Pennsylvania, Judge Russell
Of North Carolina, aud other distinguished gem
tcmcn took part n the debate. Tho minority
report as 20 tho Ninth abingdon district was
Tho first considered. and through muddled
pres entaii0u 81 the question the Malone contest
ants we're seated by a vfrd-U0cs vote. Then the
majority report was taken up and submitted
10 q vote by call Of STATES As ths secretary
commenced with Alabama q hush Of expectancy
fou On tho immense audience. III responses
were for auti-Msboncites until Florida was
reached and by that time every one saw ne
handwriting on the wall. As the call proceeded
state after State registered it, voice against the
unit rulo and bO-sism, end finally under tho
deaieuiug cheers Of delegates ana spectators II
was announced that tho report 81 tho Committee
on Credentials had been ratified 10y tU0-third5
vote This gave the Wise element fourteen dele
gHtos 10 Mahones ten, ana settled the question
Of supremacy.
The balloung on candidates will not begin be-
fore tomorrow night ! see no reason 10 change
former speculation. The Malone vote Is con-
sfrued as ehoWing the eXtrome limit OF Sher-
mau's force and raules the general judgment
that sherman b. not even possibility.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

hrs. Cleveland Cannot 60 10 Char
IOttesviIlc-The President and
she FxDOsittOn.
From our Regular Correspondent.

ID rom OuI hfkhA4t A'lAFHbhhAihlsl
WAsHrSGTON, D. c., June 20.-Mr. Barbour to-
day called upon the President 10 present Mr..
Dotrick, Of Montpelier, who called 10 invite the
Presi tent aud Mira Cleveland 60 stop on their re-
turn from Charlottesville next week and pay
visit 10 tho homo 81 Pre- Don't Madison. The
President stated that he would Ike very much 70
do 90. but that Il would be impossible owing TO
the fact thst on ihl business would require his
immediate return 10 Washington lie Also
stated incidentally that Yrs. Cleveland Would
not De able 10 90 with him 20 Charlottesville Mr.
Barbour said that tho students OF tho University
aud tho large crowd that would ba present upon
tho occasion would DO greatly disappointed II
Mrs. Cleveland did not make her appearance;
and he earnestly hoped that sho would te able
~ be there. The President replied that Mrs.
Cleveland lad anticipated q great deal of plea
sure from her visit TO Charlottesville, but much
10 her disa pp0iutment sic would have 10 give up
TIE idea OF going. While Mr.. Barbour Vas at
the White House Representative George ID. Wise
called on ito President % invite him, IN behalf
Of the Mechanical aud Industrial Exposition OF
Virginia. D. attend and open the Exposition
I'm Richmond On the 81 Of October next The
President said that he had been 20 Richmond
once, aud had enjoyed his visit very much, and
that lac would like 70 repeat II II possible but be
could not make any promise - FAR ahead. a. IL
was impossible for him To fore.ec what might
be the condition % the publ; business at That
time. But he certainly felt very much inclined
% 60 il LIE could DO 80 conveniently Mr. Barbour
reinforced Mr.. Wise in urging the acceptance Of
this invitation. and both gsntlemon are hopeful
that the President may be able to accept
Senator Voorhees, will leave here next Mon
day evening, escorted by "a committee Of the
alumni OF the University for Charlottesville,
where ne Will deliver the address TO the So
Cietes on Tuesday.
Postmaster Dalton. Of the House, has returned
from his home In Indiana. where no stopped for
a short yisit on his return from The ST Louis Con-
ventiOn. lie reports me Democrats OF that state
in tho very best Of condition and spiri;s. He is
As we'll posted in tho politics OF Indiana rs any
man i'm It, aud he says that the friends Of Gray
and Mcdonald will VIC with each other
In bringing out Tie last vote Tor Tho ticket
lie says that Thurman will appeal 20 the Demo-
Gratis Of Indiana - strongly ~ did Hendricks,
AMI will evoke the same enthusiasm.
Senator Mcdonald Is here, and proposes 10
take tho stump at an early day. Both he and
Governor Gray are members Of tho state E1ccu-
tive COMMITTEES. and they viii unite their efforts
10 carry Tie elale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

The Proceedings la Detaii-Commit-
Tee HCDOrgS. &c.

CHICAGO. June a.--1he convention was called
% order at 1890 by Chairman lNnrston, anu a
hush Ton ugOn Tho assemhlage when Rev Ste
Iten NOrfhrup, Of Fort Wayne, liled up his
voice In prayer.
thers had been forwarded 60 him resolution
referring 70 IRE formation Of the platform, which
the CHAIR saiG would DO referred " the Commit
lee on Resolution
A motion was made aud seconded that tho
Committee on Pcrmenent LIBERALIZATION Do called
up0n 10 make a report A protest came trOm
Harris Of North CafOilnG. that the committee
ou Permanent Organization should not report
uuut the Committee on Credentials should have
boen heard from. BE did not wish 70 force gag
law upon the convention, but ho moved that the
motion DO laid upon the tatlo. -
The Chsir stated that az tho last Two hepuDll-
can conventions the report Of the COMMITTEE GA
Permanent Organization had been submitted De
forO tho Committee on Credentials hto COM
pl-ted 10 laDors. He was informed That mo
Committee on Credentials would not DO ready 10
report until evening.
Mr. henderson, Of Iowa, said hat the eouven-
tion could 30 nothing under the circumstances
oIcsrt 70 organize. Unless Il should % pro-
posed 70 60 on with the nominating speechess no
would move % teso 4 recess until O'Clock to-
night fCrfos Of "No. No. NO.nl
N. Bayne, 81 Pennsylvania. opposed this, and
Mr.. Henderson Withdrew bis motion and moved
70 proceed 10 permanent organization, Wnieh
was agreed %.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
Governor Foster, Of Ohio, chairman Of tho
Committee on Permanent Organization. then
stepped upon tho platform and read the unanl-
nous report Of fho committee. lie MAS given an
enthusiastic reception. ana as his stat TOD that NJ N.
kstos, al California. sas selected for permanent
chairman Of The convention tho cheering broke
form siresb. Governor t0stor proceeded 70 reed
ihe lss Of Vict.prosldohIs a. selected by ITO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
6RAIa AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

hIIhhONOs june ~, Ao'a
oFFkRlE9s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Railroad celebration.


VT. AIRY, y. c.. VIA DALTON, y. c., Juno CO.
The celebration Of tho completion Of tho Cape
Fear ana Yadkin-Valley railway at Mt Airy to-
day was an immense ovation Two thousand
people came by rail and four or five thousand by
country roads IRON Carroll, Grayson, aud across
the Blue Ridge.
Governor scales and sta1. Judges Gilner and
Graves, Treasurer Balm, Surrcme-C ourt-Cierk
Kenan, Co'onel Gray, toe board Of Directors.
superintendent Fry. Cen 'ral-Agont Rose, Colo
mel Waddell Of WumingtOi, Ton. A. II. 4. VIII
uams, j. g. Buxton, COLO 81 moore Of Virginia
tHho served in tue Legi.lh.l-r sixty years ago,
and other distinguished citi rs were present
The tobacco and other trades were represent
ed by floats The narshals were vol mounted
ana three brass brands reused tho echoes u the
Blue Ridge and the Saura mountains. Eloquent
speeches we're made by the Governor and dis
unRuiahed visitors. The day passed Oh hand
somelY and without any accileLL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

ASTEIL.-Diod. on the ION lnsisni NJ =. lIe-
lam. Amelia cOunty. FAlLhliNE WHY Ahp,
youngest Guild 4 Nilism Nyufafi and k.sa
Murray Asiell: aged seven months.
ELLETT.-Diod, at Ashland. Va. Juno io'h.
ORRiCK. infant son OF Andrew l. nni Lucy
Chiffon Elicit: aged i've weeks nli four day.
The funeral viii t5ke place from TIE residence
Of A. l. Elicit NJ. no east Franklin strcet,
THIS MORNING, June 1lat, AZ II O'ciD,s.
FOLEY.-Diei. yes,arlay morning M , o'clock,
June 20, 1873 It The residence q his pafcnts. oOi
BolyidcTe street. JOIN, Irfaut son 81 Michael ana
uou0ra foley; aged tea mon'hs and nino days.
Hi. funeral viii taBe pa o tf9n - Peter.
Cathedral THIS tihurdaU EFENlNG a. .
clock.
GARRETT. Died. ~ $40 o'clock "wednesday
evening June ~. ISIS. Of her residence, corner
Of Twenty seventh aud streets. .irs. Cdss-
LOTTE /. GARRETT.
The funeral will tako place from the Past End
BAPTIST church FRIDAY 40 80 0clOrk T. n.
Friends aud acQuanIGn cs are Invited " attend.
GAYLE.-Dlcd, sunday morning. june 18th, IN
Freiericgsburg. a. the resi3r1ce ol fr. ~. Is.
Rove, JOSIAH 4. GAYLE. tho oldest son OF ". }.
ana Virginia A. 0ayie; nsed th'rty-nins years
HODOES-Died. 10 Benaeiisyle. .. c.. juno
i7th, WILLIE, infant daughter Of Philip A. and
kllA Moseloy Hodges aged tree monlnS and
three weeks.
NOEL-Died. Tuesday, June 70, 1854 nt
| O'Clock T. NJ, o. his residence. no tB iHouiy-
fourth street, between y aud streets, hf.
| JAMES N. NOEL after Dfief Hines.
lie leaves a wife AID daughter and many dear
and loving friends 90 mourn the!r loss.
Asleep Ia Jesus
We have travelled long together
Hand in naut. aud heart IN heart.
Both through fnir and stormy weather
Oh. IT'S hard, 'tls hard 10 part.
/ Tho funeral win take place from the above
| residence TODAY. Jane 2ifL ~ o'clock z. n.
/ Friends aUd geIualutauces axe RESPECTFULLY IN
! yiled " attend.
scogtsyiile (Albemarit) papers please copy.
sMITH.-Died, June 20. is3s, ut ooloek T. W,
! at HIS residence. SIS Church strees, GEORGE w.
| SMITH: aged seyenty-siH years
Funeral from the Residence TO-DAY CIhurs-
I day, June 2lst at O'Clock r. VI. Friends aud
/ aequaintauces respectfully invited ~ attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Al ni. Post pay aud Night,

the vigilant imp, Indigestion goads US with his
many-lashed scourRe. Zach lash Is n diabolic
SYMPTOM. No comior. In eating. misery Alter
wards, little or broken rest az night. visitations
OF The nightmare during nlfui intervals o. sleep,
an uprising unrefresbed and without appetite.
sleepiness and yawnlng during during the day,
nervousness aud irritabiity Of temper, egen mo-
nomania IA extreme cases. Hard 70 bear, all
this. Necessary? mol q thousand times no. 80
long "a bostetter's stomach Bitters, the nation Q
specific for indigestion, acute or chronic. Is
procurnble. The commencement ~ q course OF
this medicine Is the commencement Of n cure.
Prompt relief nret. absolute eradication .ubse-
q1eDtiy. The truth q this statement backed up
by irrcffagsble testimony. Is we'll known 10 the
American people. so are othors-yiz, that tho
Bitters ayerts and cures fever and agao and bill
iOUs remitieui. and removes nervousness, BIZ
iousnsss, constipation, aud kidney and bladder
uoublez 80 g1-Tnlwlsa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
FIST AN d SKULL.

fipht Between the Wise and Malone
Men