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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
The Peni.en.iary shoe-shops.

The new building at the penitentiary upon
the site OF the one destroyed by fire January
3lst Is completed and will be turned over to
the State authorities to-day.
Mr.. Joseph DAVIS, president OF the Davis
Shoe Company, essees OF the shops, has been'
in the city for several days, and brought with
him Colonel Allen G. Sheppard, who Is to
succeed Mr.. G. b. George as general manager
OF the company's business In Richmond.
Mr.. Sheppard Is practical shoe-manufac-
turer; served in the Federal army as colo
mel; was afterwards marshal OF the city OF
LINN, Mass. and when Lee Camp visited
Lyun some years ago was the chief marshal
OF the parade and entertainment In their
honor.
The lessees are now engaged In putting In
their new machinery, but It will be con-
siderable time before they get fully under
way again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
Courtesy Carried Too Far.
IPaiLMall Gazette.l

Too much courtesy Is always better than
too little; but the Queen perhaps carried In
ternationsl anenity little too far N request.
ing the sanction OF spain beiore becoming
pstroness OF the Armada Tercentenary Cele-
bration. IL Il almost an insult TO nation to
suppose that auy such wound should rankle
for 500 years. Did We feel any na.
tional humiliation when the Americans
celebrated, not the tereentenary, but the
centenary OF their indspepdencer Rather
we reioiced with them; yet the American
war was far more disgraeeful disaster to
England than the Armada frisco TO the
Spanish people. Where are the galleons Of
Spain ~ sings Mr. Austin Dobson In bis
stirring ballad but surely we may also ask
where are the ressnsnents OF three centuries
agoy The Romans conquered Britair-yet
we should scarcely expect King Humbert 10
apologies 10 US for unveiling statue Of
julius Caesar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
DEATHa.

COCKE.-FeiI asleep I'm Jesus at Red Hills,
Fluyanna county, July 7th. RICHARD IyAs-
HOE, youngest son Of tho lsto Judge William
Ronald and Il. b. Cooke; aged seventeen years.
Tho Southern CAuychmaR and other Richmond
papers please copy.
PAGE.-Died. at Huguenot Springs, Friday,
July f3, 1893, NELLIE NOhyELL, infant child of
Charles L. and Byira X Page; aged four
months and six days.
Funeral from the Richmond and Allegheny
depot TO-DAY Saturday at i:is r. ~ Inter
msnt at Msury cemetery, Manchester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
MARRIAGES..

MCCRAw-SCOTT.-- on the 10th In
stant at the residence Of the lato Or. Thomas l.
scott, in Caroline county Va, ny the Rev. w.
r. Williams, OF RlchnOnd. Va, Miss BELLE
SCOTT aud Mr.. OInO l. McCRAW, of Hem
derson. n. c., now the efficient railroad agen, at
Ruther Glen, Va.
HT-SC0TT.-MRrrled. ON the 10Th In
slant, at tho residence OF the late DR.. Thomas
L. Scott, In Caroline county. Va, by the Rev. w.
Y. Williams. Of kcbmond, Va, Miss 1ENE-
WE'VE SCOTT and Mr.. JOHN L. WRIGHT, IN,
OF Churchand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
Cruahed on the Rail.
[aneclal taIegrAm to the Dispatch.l

ISpeclhI teIegrAm 70 tno DIspaVD.I
RoANoKE, Va, July 13.-Tbis afternoon
Sidney J.. Lyon, fireman on Engine No. 139
on the Norfolk and Western railroad, In at
tempting TO Jump on another eugIDe moving
slowly in the opposite direction, lest his
footing aud was run over, bis.left leg cut of,
and his left arm crushed. He was promptly
removed to the room OF his brother at the
City Hotel, Eugene Ligon. yard-master. and
medical aid procured. Everything possible
Is being done for him with the hope OF saving
his life. He Is q son OF the late Daniel Lyon.
of [ynchbur0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
Boat Kace 'rhis Afternoon.

The match race between the junior gig
crews OF the Virginia Beat Club, which had
10 be postponed from the Fsufth.ei-July re-
catla on account Of the breaking OF an oar in
No. rs beat, will be rowed OF Mayo's island
this afternoon at o'clock. There will be
scuil. canee, tab, sad running races prior to
this match, and fne sport Is prsrnissd. The
two crews, whe have been rracticing daily
aud are in ene Trim for the race, are:
No. 1--Pesrain, 4; Echer, 8; Wortham,
2; Tinsley, /.
No 2-wattson, 4; Gordon. 8; Neisler,
2; Pegran, 1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
WEST VIRGINIA.
Death OF a Queer Charactcr--A Brave
woman.

Woman.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispstch.l
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 13.-An old
gentleman travelling with magic.lantern
show died suddenly near sissonyille last
week, and turns out 10 have been Ii. +.
Maxon. OF Galleipelis. a broIher-in-law OF
Elmer Bailey and nephew OF John Maxon,
both prominent citizens OF that place. He
also had many other relatives there. He had
been travelling with bls show for many
years, preierring to lead that kind OF life to
settling down at his home, and was widely
known In the State. there being but few COM
munities IN the counties OF Jackson, Cabel,
Wayne, Lincoln, and Putnam In which no
bad not been. It Is believed that his rela-
tlyes have not heard OF his death.
George Burgess and Henry Whitaker,
confined IN tho city lookup, last night, du-
ring the absence OF Jailer Foley, attempted TO
make their escape, but were discovered be-
fore they succeeded 10 doing 80. Mrs. Foley
went to the cell with her child In her arms,
and was told by the other prisoners that they
had gone. She looked inside but was unable
to see them, as they bad heard the alarm and
had gone down under the floor. She closed
the door and sent some one after MIR. Foley.
wien the two suddenly spraDg toward II, and
DhIsteS lotu htts WIN an VaVh' w so "rs W
the way or he would kLl her and the child.
She stood her ground. however, and sue
ceeded in fighting them both back until help
came, when she fell on the floor In faint.
The prisoners were placed in irons to pre-
vent any further attempt at escape.
A telegram was received here yesterday
from Point Pleasant requesting the arrest OF
a colored man named Frank Clark for o
burglary committed there. He left that
place by the 4:G0 train yesterday evening
and last night was arrested here. He will
be sent back tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
COURT 0EDERs.

VTIRGINIA--IN THE CHANCERY
Y COURT OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND:
Ysnccy aud .riaintiuSs
against
Yenceys Administrator and ass.... .DefendantA
Extract from decree Of Juno "a, 1891
1. An account OF all debts and demands against
tho estate Of Emily J. Ysncey. deceased, their
nature, and the order Of their priority.
2 An sccouat OF all debts ana demands against
the estate OF George W. lancey, Jr., and the MS
lure and the order Of their priority.
An account showing what estate ths said
Emily 3. Yancey loft, and who are entitled 70 The
same, and in what proportions, after paying all
debts and demands agsinst same.
l. An account showing what estate the said
titled TO The same and ie what proportions. after
paying Gil dobts ana demands against same.
Is. said commissioner shall state and settle the
accounts OF Andrew Pixzipt, Jr., adminsrator
Of Emily ]. Yancey, ana shall report whether %
NOT there Is any liability upon William $.
on account Of his said executorship.
q Any other matter deemed pertinent &c.
coxxlssrosEE's oyricxl
C0zsxa ELkvzxTH ASD BANK STREETS.
RIcnnosD. Va. July is. 1913
All creditors OF ENTITY J. Ysncey and George
W. Yancsy, Jr, are hereby notified that shall
proceed at this once on the lSih day cf Angus,.
isss az the hour OF 10 a. NJ, % execute tho re-
qulremense of the decree from which ths above
is an extract al which time and place they aro
directed TO appear and Iresen, theif claims. ms
asaets OF said dsoedeuis 70 be distributed herein.
Given under my nand,ss Commissioners for sns
Chancery Court Of Richmond this Ism day Of
July, icsS A. W. fAIltnsvc.
Il. NJ. coxSER, p.q ~ i+saaw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
.Ayt saiutxv

The congregation OF All Saints Episcopal
church corner Of Madison and Grace
streets) met last night. organized. and elect
ed the following vestrymen: Messrs. II. ID.
whitcomb, p. H. MAYO, Thomas l.. Alfrieud,
Thomas Atkinson, James N. Boyd, and John
X. Cary.
The name Of the church-Ai! Saints-was
confirmed. The church viii be ready for oc-
cupancy IN the fall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

Especial telegram to tho Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. July i3.-About
3P. NJ. to. day one OF the cars composing
Freight Train No. ~ broke an axle while
coming down sharp grade five miles west
OF Charlottesville. on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. Five cars were derailed and
the west-bound Passenger Train No. and
the east-bound Passenger Train No. were
delayed until 1880 by the accident. No one
was injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

Chairman N. D. narsroye, OF the City
Council Finance Gomnittee, will llreceiye bios
on Monasy for all or any portion Of ssl,50e
per centuin registered bends OF the cry OF
Richmond, payable thirty-lour years after
the 1st Of July, 1855. These bords Will be
issued under authority OF th,s Councii to pro-
vide funds for the construction Of culverts
and other purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
meeting with the M,. OlIyet Baptist church,

meeting with the Mt. Oliyet Baptist church,
Hanover county, on next Wednesday, July
18th. at 10 O'Clock. Through the kindness
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway the ac-
comodation tram which leaves Richmond ut
$40 r. ii. VIII, on Tuesday afternoon, July
18th, be run for the benefit OF the delegates
and visitors OF the association to yerdon
station, where they will be met by COM
miitec from the church and provided with
homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
AuCrIos SALES TO-DAY.

PoINDEXTER & DRNOON. 81 p. NJ, lot aud
frame dwelling near the extension OF ".
James street. on the hill beyond bacon's-
Quarter branch.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 1870 4. VI. horses. mules,
and vehicles; II A. NJ, cows, carriage, phae-
ton, and hay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
UnnuthorfEsd solicitor

Some one is going about the city collecting
"ior the Sick Bables' Excursion"
No person has such authority. This most
worthy enterprise 10 under the charge OF
Mrs. PkasAnts and che City Missioa and
the LADIES' Temperance Upssn, and oil the
money they need Is raised BY vsluatary con-
frihlIll0ns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

oBSffh Dbf aNs ftott~H's
Richmond. Va. July IL, 1888.
Mr.. Perdue said that the paper was handed
to him Yesterday afternoon by Mr.. Bryan,
who stated that he had already given the con.
tract for equlpping the line. feeling that
there would be no doubt about the Council
granting the right. The matter was referred
TO the Street Committee, which viii prepare
proper ordinance granting the franchise
asked for.
At l0:35 o'clock the Council adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
IN. n.s,anser Daes

was the gossip of Paris yesterday; but the
talk In Richmond to-day Is that the weather
tomorrow is going 70 be biaztsg bof, and
shst the man who to-day prudentty orders his
ice-cream from Columbus viii deserve we'll
OF bis family and friends.
Price si.2J per gallon; pure cream; the
best fayors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

"My boy" said an indulgent father TO his
son, "If you will smoke, buv the Grand Re
public Ciaarro OF 'B,'1o.' Your mother aud
myself like TO smell themN
TBIBBErr & TAYLOR.
Sole Agents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
ytrs,n,a ncaen Excurslou.

A party Of young people left here last night
for Virginia Beach uia the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad. The popular party ex-
cursion rates offered by this line and the
quick asd easy trips afforded are being taken
advantage Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
HusfInra COurf.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Charles
II. Harris (colored), charged with stealing
one lot Of chickens from John Holmes (col.
oredl. was convicted of petit larceny and
sentenced to sixty days confinement in the
city iail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
MuRNIP AND RuTABAGA SEED.

j New crop. All Varieties. Special prices 70
market gardeners ana largo buyers.
GERMAN CL0yEk-sEED.
This Is the annual variety and makes tho best
early green forage crop grown. Can DO soSn
with the TurnIp crop or by itself. Every farmer
should SOW this valuable Glover. For sale ~
T.. w. WOOD a SONS. seedsmen,
No. 10 south Fourteenth street, corner siIIh snd
Marshall streets. and III east Franklin street.
ap 2l-deod, ,w&sw3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
nesisn cemmisses.' !

The City Council Committee on Health
met at Gas p. NJ. yesterday 10 the oficc Of
the president Of the Board Of Health. Tees
ent Mesrs. Christian, Taylor, and 0f;.ass.
The committee passed on ti,s pay-rsl alid
severnl snail bllls and sdiournedr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
TylH2 BRADSTREET COMPANY,
! CHARLES n. CLARK, PEksipESr
BRADSTRRETS RICHMOND OfFlCEy
no, nOs EAST MAIN STREET
Tcsephons ho.fsi
an. Witty, superinteaden.-

fhe ilchmond once mas more than kept pace
win tho rapid growth Of the city ana oeselop-
iaenl of TIE territory 1ibutsry 70 II ons,s ~
Tho mssrAutilo community of this section ali vie
advantages OF system the suporioilLy ~ shsta st.
y reeognized la every uade centre oi ine eisn,
Lod ~yss.s That II IL "a q special sense PREPARES
" guard ins Interest of its local pSuvns ~
tssisd by the fact ,hat it has nov targer euseS
sssssssstss lsas any other M<lesal'1 ees0'<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
ADRUsKgN yIRAGO's DEED.
she Pushes q Man Under Trucks
wheels and He IL Crushed
to Death.

A big woman, in dirty and slovenly attire,
maddened by anger and crnzed by drink,
rushed down the r.ckety stairs Of Rector
street teuement.h house yesterday afternoon.
Reaching the front door she saw tall man
standing with his back TO her, and placing az
extended hand on each Of bis shoulders she
pushed him forward with ell her strength
Into the street.
The man, taken completely by surprise,
almost iev over the three stone steps IN front
OF the houses and recovering his legs stag
ger.d few feet into the street. when be fell
face dcwn between the wheels OF large
trnck which happened TO pass at that mo-
meut.
when his crushed and mangIed body was
picked up il was seen that be had sustained
mortal isjurics, and shortly atterward be
died without having spoken word. The
woman wbs had caused the mans death
looked on aad saw him die.
HE AND sHE.
The dead man was Timcthy Sullivan, aged
sixty, OF No. 20 Rector street, aretired truck
map and . native of Kiimaehlonc, County
Cork, Ireland. he was tall nan, Of fairly
steady habits, and respected In the tenement
house where he lived and throughout the
neixhsorhood. The woman. Kate Young,
lived In Che same house with Sullivan. The
two had quarrelled yesterday nsornfng, and
during the course OF the day bitter words
were exchanged between them Shortly
after O'Clock she struck him la the face.
He remarked 10 one OF the women residing
IN the house:
.sly God. sec how she has treated me. /
viii have her arrested
He then went down stairs snd waa utAndP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
business Failures.

fBy telegraph 70 The Dlspatch.l
NEW YORK, July 13.-Bnsiness failures oc.
curing throughout the country during the
week number for the United States, 2l6;
Canada, "a total, 240-against pa last
week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

"I say, Smith, which Is the best route 10
the smokers paradisefr "Why, the Grand
Republic Cigarro route. Steel rails and par
lor carr TRIsBErr 4 TAYLOR,
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
Ioe SiIk Searfa

The finest line Of Scarfs ever shown bere
for l0c. worth 35c.; Four.in-H,nds aud
Tecks. CONSTABLE BRoTugRs.
4l9 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
100 silk scarfs.

The finest line OF scarfs ever shown here
for l9c. wcrth Sje.; Fourfn-Ilauds anG
Tecks. CONSTABLE RROTHgRS.
4ig Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
In Gaorgian Wales

the sweetest roses grow. Keep your breath fIs
gran, as the perfumed gales Of THIS enchanting
land and your teeth fair and lustrous az tie
pearls Of the Orient by using SozopoSr, that
most charming and wonderful dentifrice, which
no Iadys toilet should be without
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

This association, which embraces 10 its
b,nnd. Iii or the white Baptist churches
from Newports News u Louisa county. %,
ing oity.fouz In nunbcrs will hold iss annual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

The Curfew tolls the knell OF parting day
Just as the Grand Republic Cigarro tolls the
knell OF ITS imitators aud competitors.
TRIBBErr \ TAYLOR,
sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
Ice. llaff-flosc.

We bave reduced our mem s,striped HALF
Hose from ?5c. to l9c. Now n your time.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
roc. HsIEnsss.

We have reduced our mems striped Hail.
Hose from 25c. TO I0c. Now h your time.
CoxsTABLE BRoTnf,a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14

Fer sale by tho following druggists: Polk
Miller a CO., gth Il Main; II. G. torstmann, Oily
Ses, Main: a. h. Johann, S58 west aain: q. W.
laumer, 500 west Marshall; Cary Bros, Su
Leigh: Harrison & Pierce, Broad & Feushee; L.
H. Thomas 4 Co, 2lf Broad; X. g. Cnbell, Jr., q
Co, 80 8 Main; b. r. Dupuy. 4y1 Broad; W. /.
Moody. Manchester aud Virginia: ii. NJ. SHIELD
A Co. 5OO east Marshall; A. 4. Snenings & Bro,
Manchester, Va; {. r. Sauer q Co., l9th n
Broad: j. A. Golden, bl2 north l5th; h. {. Lewis,
laO east Leigh: j. T. Lewis. east Broad; K 7.
Reese 4 Co. coz east Marshall; {. A. Berrian, -
north IAN: T. Roberts Baker, 9i9 east Main;
Briggs Bros. lat 6 Main; }. J. Morrison, 2oi5 east
Broad: g. ". Turner, 2l29 east Main: i. w.
Fravser. i5is Main; VI. h. Scott, 17th & Frank
lin. W. r. Phillips. 5th & Main; l.. r. Ro1tt III
east Main; L. Wagner; 30 Broad: W. NJ Wn-
Hsms, 2ll6 NenaOle; A. II. Robins, 5s5 north "a /:
]. A. Bock, 504 BROAD: j. +. Reed. 50l 25ih; ]. l.
Peveridge 483 Brook: l. L. sale, 1901 Nenable;
j. Blair. BROAD a gtn ap S6-eodt]yS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
SEEDS.
TURNIP SEEDS.

LANDRRTH's now crop o. TURNIP and
RUTA-BAGA SBEO fust received. put up ia
scaled packages. Sold at Wholesale and retail
by BODEhEk BROTHERS.
tv XIV DruggisfA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
TAKE LODGERs.

The Bureau Of Information is busily at
work obtaining the nauies Of parties who are
willing to take dodgers, and also visiting all
OF the clearinghouse in the city. Their
work could be facilitated very much If those
of our citizens who can, even though not in
the habit OF so doing, notify them OF the
fact that they have one or more rooms fur
nished which they would be willing to rent
for a short time TO proper parties. II Is
necessary for us, outside Of our hotel ae-
commodations, to be in position to accom-.
modate 10000 strangers at one time. This,
added TO our present hotel capacity, would
let us comfortably serve strangers who will
visit US. sss..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
COUNTY EXHIBITS.

The active, earnest interest taken in the
Exposition 10y the various counties through
out the State promises splendid exhibit OF
Virginia's resources. Such an exhibit as the
counties can make will be OF vast benefit to
them, and Will attract attention to the State
at large in such a way as will induce invest
ment OF capital and class Of immigration
such as we would like TO have.
Space applied for in the building indicates
that many of the exhibits will he both novel
and interesting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
HOW WORK GOES ON.
PREPARATIONS FOR rHE VIRGINIA
EXPOSITION.
An Interesting Contribution to the Anti
quarian pspartnent-A Letter from
J. K. OF Roanoke.

The Relic and Antiquity Department OF
the Exposition promises TO be OF rare in.
terest not only to those wtll.posted IN yir-
ginia's past history, but TO those OF the
present generation who may have In the
hurry OF business passed this by.
The Director General received yesterday
from Mr. A. G. Jeffrees, OF Red-Osk Grove.
Va, card-case used by John Randolph
when he was Minister to England. Accom-
panying the case Is the following letter from
Mr.. Randolph 20 Edward Booker, Member
OF the Assembly Of Virginia, franked with
Mr. Randolph's signature:
Dear Sir,-I have been at the point OF
death for ten Gays past. As soon as j am
able TO go out ! shall attend 10 the business
you wrote about. am now just able TO
say la reply 10 your inquiry that nothing is
further from my thoughts than TO become q
candidate at The next congressional election
for the district which i now represent. IL
there was no other impeachment my health
would constitute an insuperable obstacle 10
the protraction OF my public life. May be
permitted 20 add that bope there will be no
contest, but that the district may have
"pcsce on earth and good will towards
men -? II surely can be Of little consequence
whether Mr.. Monroe has an adherept more
or less in the House OF Representatives.
There ls an end TO the old p1rtv-old things
settled down in peace and quietness. The
symptoms OF regeneration In Congress TO get
up an opposition IS to DESTROY all chance OF
cure 10 the present state Of things. | must
request you TO make this letter generally
known tby showing ~ to our Prince Ed
ward friends. TO whom offer my cordial
wishes for their welfare and happiness. !
can write no more. Yours,
j. II. OF ROANOKE.
i thought had been officially explicit on
this subject before left home; indeed, last
winter | declared it in my place, and wrote
to the same effect 10 several OF my friends.
TO Ed,oord Booker, Esq.
This letter has endorsed on the back OF 1t
the following:
New Ministry: John Q. Adams, secre-
tary OF the Treasury. Governor Shelby
Secretary Of War. Crawford remains il be
pleases Clay remains In Congress. &. W.
Campbell goes 10 London"
This committee is using every effort in its
power to have n complete historical record Of
Nirginia's past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
TIE BUILDING,

A visit 10 the Main Exposition building
by our citizens will convince them that the
promise OF 2 large exhibition will be ful.
hlled. especially when we add to this the
Art Hall. Bench aud Cattle-ShOw building,
Horticultural building, aud several minor
buildings which will be erected by parties
making exhibits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
is MRS. w1NsLow ?

JOB PRINTING neatly executed at tho Dispatch
Printing HOUSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-14
pnINTED MATTER.

Our citizeus could facilitate the work
OF She Exposition authorities if they
would send 10 them a list of their corre-
spondents, so that they might mail printed
matter direct to them, giving them full In
formation as to the Exposition.
To the present date there has been mailed
OF various circulars more than 1,500,0 900
copies. These have been sent TO all parts OF
the Union east OF the Rocky Mountains,
some to England, some TO France, some TO
South America,