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STEAMER G. T. STARR

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Wednesday aud Friday. STEAMER fTidsy
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VIZ. H0Lc0xB, GenL Manager.
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GenL Fess- and Ticket Agent
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

between England and Persia in 1885. At
though Russia s,outly denied any connivsnse
At the firstnamcd movement against the
"uate Of IndIa." the Russian Minister at Te'
hersn accompanied Shah MoHismrD on the
expedition, and although by the treaty OF
1857 Persia renounced all clstm to Herst, we
know that until recently the Shah's dream OF
acquiring IL was not over. To any one ac-
Qusinted with Russian methods aud the head
way Russlan emissaries have made In
Khorassan Il must be clear that the rea'iza'
ton Of the shahs dream would have been
followed upon some pretext or smother by
Russian acquisition Of Khorasssn. and The
consequent acquisition, II possible, OF
Hsrat, the point the Car most desires
a. base from which 10 threaten the
Indian border. Meshed, the city that
figures 90 prominently IN the present
trouble between Persia and Russia. Is
the capital OF The province Of Khorassan,
contains the mausoeums OF lNAM RIA.
HAEOUs- L-RhscHTD, and NApTR Shah, snd
next 10 Mecca Is the most sacred place OF the
Shah Musseluan. Thousands Of pilgrims
visit Meshed annually, aud Russia in her de-
sire 10 make It centre from which her
agents could work upon the Persian Mo-
hAmmedsns has even tried TO purchase it.
Russian possession Of the city would
also give the Gar another COM
mercial and military route to Herat
II would seem, therefore, that should
Russia carry out her threat TO invade Persia
now, she would merely be anticipating what
she hiss ioryears intended to DO. But would
Russia be allowed 70 have her own way IN
dealing with the Shah and his Territory?
We think not. The question arises, What
would be England's course 10 respect Of the
matter? And we do not have TO 90 far for
an answer. When we consider the blood
and treasure Herst has cost England it is
pretty safe 10 conclude that when the Rus
SLAMS march into Persia the Shah will be back
ed bv British money and II necessary by
British arms. Certain it il that even should
the Shah lie inclined TO submit to Russian
invasion the Gar would find British squares
IN bis path should he approach too close to
the Afghan border. The 1rSnscaspian rail-
WAY would, 1t IL true, enable Russia 10 put
troops into Khorsssan with comparative ra-
pdity, but 1t must not be forgotten that du-
ring the past few wears the Indian Govern
ment has been by no means Idle in the matter
OF railroad building and in preparing other
wise FOR any aggressive movement endanger-
ing British interests that the Colossus OF
the North might mako in Central Asia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
HerA0nal.

The renowned Jesuit astronomer, Father
Haasan. Of Germany. who was recently an>
pointed 10 take charge Of tue observatory at
GEORGETOWN University, has arrived at the
University.
Secretary whitney. Il Is stated. has had
every newspaper reference 10 HIM since he
became Secretary OF The Navy chopped out
and pasted into 3 scrap-OOok. The scrap
book now comprises forty large volumes.
The Empress OF Russia has not recovered
from the shock caused to her nerves by tbe
recent railroad secideut Ia which she SO
nearly lost her HE. She cannot sleep, and
grave fears are entertained that her health
has heen permanently injured.
King hslakua, OF the Sandwich Islands,
who will visit this country In the spring, Is
new efty years OF age and cannot stand quite
a. much seelability - be could when he was
here before, ss his health Is not Of the best.
IL Is said that he 10 trying 10 make up bis
mind 10 retire int private life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

The news that the Car aud the Shah care
out" has been pretty Substantially confirmed.
Some DAYS ago 1t was stated that the relations
between the Tchefas ana the 81 Petersburg
courts had become sirtiaed owing 10 the a.
ccndancy OF Brid,h influence in Persia
Later report was received thst the
"breach" between Russia and Persia
had wltened on account Of the refusal OF
the Shah TO allow The authority of
tue Russian Tepresentatiye NJ reherau
10 extend over tue civ Of Meshed. Now W
have telegram irom 81. Petersburg in
Voylng a threat Of RUSSIAN invasion Of The
ShAh's dominl0ns. Russian design upon Per
sia Is not thing OF yesterday, and an inya.
zion Of khorsssau a an inltltory step 10
march 10 ihe sea and denomination against
Ilerat would bc ouly the elimination OF a
l0ag series Of events and the substitution OF
force Tor intrigue Dugiqg the sway OF the
preseat Persian dYnasiy Persia has had two
wsrs With Russia. hy which the former lost
large stretches OF territory. The first o.
these wars ended IN 1913 aud the second In
1873, and resulted In the final absorption by
Russia Of Georgia, Mnsrslia, Ervan, and
Other provinces. And tue eXleuaoa OF the
Russian frontier = Aii. AFfarat and the
river Alas, whose waters uoue With those
OF the river kur and low into the
Caspian Sea. Since then Russia has mAdc
gigantic strides IN Central Asia. aud TO. day
Russian territory enelos,s Persia on the east,
the north, ana the northwest. From these
approaches the secret agents OF the Car
have loeg been busy iomsn,ing pro- Russian
feeling Ia tue Shsh's dominions. particularly
IN Khsrsssan, while the successive Russian
representatives. st reheran have not ouly
labered 10 impress The Persian Court
with the power OF Russia and the
fact that KhOrassan was At the Czsr's
mercy. but have sssiduously encouraged
Persian hope Of remuneration Of Herat. Il
was Russian influence that ted 10 the Persian
siege Of Hsrst in 1851 which siege the city
was cpsbled 10 resist owing to tae skill and
perseverance, Of LieuteDaat PeulS0EH. OF
the Bombay artillery. snd II is generally adj
mtlsd fbst Rsssia ipciied the movement
against Herss which brouxht en- the war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
= streeG-Scene tn Washington TWen.
~ Years Ago.
Nor tita nf.refsI,

itui ne DlapAl'hl
See! what does that swarm Of black peo.
pie mean? IIsrk! "Skin I'm :" "kill
de nasty nieger!" "Whar's he gone; -
.'Wbsr he goY" Thar he!" shouted
mauy voices. And now the great mob close
in and around trembling mulauo.
The writer inquired. bat has this msu
donef"
4" Dun 'nud," answered sober, mlmste-
rlaLloskne negro. He want to vote &c
Dencrst ticket. lie no g0od-ne oler be
skinned
4 great number Of The blacks were armed
with stones, clubs, and razor-.
Now the major Of police appears on the
scsne. At the mead ~ mounted squadron Of
subordmates. piSmOuutug rapidly, he
pushed his way TO where the trembling man
stood.
"Nov. sir, what do YOU want to doi" he
inquired
al want ter vote die yer Democrat ticket, "
the man ssld. "lf lowed
"Aliii.ht." said the Major. "You shsll
be allowed
Amid storm Of yels and brick bats the
Major started with Die man 10 The ballot
box; but he had not made many steps tin
he was struck Nth brick. lie then ordered
his men to 6re on the mob. several OF the
mob iell az The trIt voey.
The following night psrt Of The mob
went TO The little house where Charles
Stewart On, mon who attempted 10 vote the
Democi attic lickeD lived. Not tndDg him
they an hts wife out Of the house and pro-
csedod 10 burn II, but were run of by the
police.
The above statement can be proved by the
police records.
soon after this the franchise WIS taken
away from The citizens OF the District.
Twenty years has wrought 40 change in
these people.
Is II strange that so few Of The colored
people vote with the Democrats think It
Is much stranger that sny at all have the
courage TO do so, Knowing what is likely TO
follow.
II the blacks had rot been disturbed in
their ballOt.boX privileges the seat OF gov
eminent, now famous for its beauty, would
to-day be q rOOkery "a crows nest.
Isaac NcCURRY,
ff.lHt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

Again We make or annual sa'afar .r
friends AMI customers. a1i reg o. otfr
our cong rAtulati0us and good Wishes.
perhaps has not been ell We may havo
either Ia is physical. po.I'. al. or bushes.
poets. but We have been free from q.
calamiiies-from iho pes,ilenro wai.a
nicted some sections ~ our country
the storms AMI convati0ns s4i lua.o Dol.
others. We have abundant Cause of f-a
aud can welcome the sppnaelilg ie-. t..
Joy aud Thanksgiving.
Wsonsr orr usual largo stoek ~ rl.i--0
IN every department pi Literature, iN-.
Law, Medicine, science, Biography. y.
ton. standard and ul.eellaueuI2 Nf .l.f
dard works Ne mouUOu SlhkspeaIe
GiDDon Hume Goethe. @Dhi4rr rro..
BulNor, 1hackcray. Byron, Burns,
George khst. Mrs. Browning. irYnf.
Motley, Hawthorne. hmafs0n, AMI d srH
dapce of The lesser authors aud ~ J-if.
Picture LOOka
ana beauuful-mAny o. thsm ncs Or
son-yiL. The EArls Return, LaIa lNona.
PHI Gallery, song Of tho itiFrr, fhlfy
Beautiful Pens. Europe ll.l-ra.ti.
lfyls, Poets and Poetry - tlfNfo.
Sketches, kcaiss Odes ard sJln's. 70
Italy. One-i Ars sketch Book Nature
LUIS Millions Paradise Lo,l, utrin ii.
~ tie smaller Wares, such az N'f.
Writing Desks, Portfolios, oilcl cases
Cases, Pictures. Albums, COD lfa+,
POCKET books, ladies Sat.lris. ta.4 Nf'
baskets. tnkstands. Globes, Dictionary
Thermometer. Lap Tablets. MUSIC f'.-
phebet Blocks, ana Games. 40 have o. H
endless variety.
We have very ins exhibit OF Bib.ss ira
Books aud Hymnsls, alsQ, ne unique
Booklets containing sslecl n prose ga
try, with notices Snd devices ID mAal
forms: likewise the Inevitable CIR .tn'.
New.Year ards. 10 ali Of which 80 iaylte 'le 81.
tentlon Of tho public.
Respectfully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
Buoy Adrift.

[C&respoudence Of the Richmond Dls2a,ch.l
Newport News. December IL, 1883.
CAPTAIN Eils, Of The British steamship
Capulet, which arrived here this molDing
reports having fallen IN With q cAged-bel
huov on yesterday about eight miles north
OF CurrtucS light. As his chart did not
show any sub buoy at tha, place, he sup
posed at first that he was mistaken Us 10 thC
location; but as soon as the darkness set IL
aud the lights from the lighthouse shown
over The waves, h. found that the hOuy wa
Hs stated above, and be is Of opinion tnat II
must have been admit. 7.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1888


It's not unnatural ihtt the Republican
party should he groug 10 The North. The
passions Of war have not vet been qmsted In
that section, especially In the rural districts.
The Democratic party is regarded by thou
sands Of northern people a. almost the same
thing 90 "rcbel" party. These proludlces
are PLAYED upon bv men who know better;
but an the same the result is North almost
A. solid - the souh.
Nor is q unnatural that the Republican
party should command The allegiance OF the
negroes. They have always regarded The
northern people - their friends and allies,
and the southern rs their opponents, not 20
say cnenc.. They hold tuat they owe their
freedom 10 ibe Republican parry, snd aS that
pirty is hostile to tbe whites q the south II
comes mp 10 the ids,l which The negroes have
formed Goo their minds Is % tle party which
they ought 10 suppsrt
But 90 is strange taat there should be In
our southern community white men resdy
and willing toraIly totLs standards OF the
Tepnhiican party oven wben they cannot
but see for Themselves hat the leaders OF
that party sre The deadly enemies Of the
southern people We COW. D.' OUT oo'u"n'
every Dag ln The week win a'uc'e' eA'rac'-
cd from leading f'""''lc'" papers gong
g. prove mat th'it l' 'n "l'Itpi''''O'' con-
t'ot' oeI"eeH ih' AePN'''''n parry -u' 'ue
neutrality-suspicious. '''4N'o " 'S DOT ''e
Ie'"' OF l'"''' '''''''O'.' "''
j. the Work "' uop'u''.'' "''N'' 'e'n'"
llace'h"n'efS' VINO "'"u I4ln'' "''p ,"'
whole oonStiy no '0i"o'' 'n'u Su'''""''
the Ounces OF i''' '''''""'''' - 'n0 pa
ti"tic naI'onh btw''i~'' parry.
The leading Republican paper IN the
niied States is. beyond q doubt the New
York Tribune 30 iDn"'r ago Than la't
saturday That pager wen. ow OF IT'S way 10
attack scr tlfFtlttp, uo' because OF his nd
y0rscy % '.m'r attic 'snros' but hecau-e
81 mrliog nN hi- '9'nc. boo hi thought II
right o. al'o" iHr sixteen @ 'i hfin states I"
htvr places. y declared tIat from the hfSt
tlc presence ~ e'.rs'Ionisi' hbe LAMAR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
DISSOLUTION OFPARINERSHIP.

The nrm Of SAMPSON & ADAMSON IL dis
solved by Limitation, according % previous
agreement aud notice, on this the i0th) day
~ december. 1885. -hall continue in the REAL
ESTATE AND INSURAN BUSINESS At the
oid stand, si3 Hun street, Manchester Va
NossrA 2. L. Pettgrew aud Mar.hau Irayl0r
will remain with me. ] Rm the duy-c0mmi5-
sionei ageGt for the Virginia Fire aud Marine
the Liverpool and London aud Globe, ana tie
Virginia State insurance Companies for Man
chester ard vicinity.
for the patronage conferred on the late nrm. /
hope ~ y strict attention 10 business to merit a
continuance q thseame faVOrs 70 myself.
Respectfully
de list A. ADANSON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
A. HutZI9P'S Sons,
315 EAST BROAD STREET.
rGa ff-TuRTh1


MANCHESTER. VA, December 8, 1898.
Tho firm Of SAMPSON a. ADAMsON. composed
OF JONI J.. SAgPsOS and A. J.. ADANs0N, VIII be
disco we'd on the ION day " December, 1888 ]
expect 90 m0ye 90 Manchester and continue the
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS IN all is branches,
selling CeuHty Lands, city Property, etc, snd o
facilitate the sale o. tho sane propose % pul-
lish a real-csfais paper called TIE sou IT,
SIDE REAI-kSTAIE GUIDE. % De dls riblted
an over tho United states. and especially Ia TIE
,orih and Nest Claim 20 have been The or-
giual outdoor man. aud being tho sue ossor Of
my father. who nrst established THIS business
uBder tho name Of Frank j. sampson. ! hATo
gaiued a largo acquaintance with buyers and
sellers.
shall also represent Insurance Companies OF
largo capital and reliability. feel satisfied that
the interest of my uatrous will not suffer in my
hands. a. shall give my whole tuo AMI energy
10 the conduct o. the business.
THANKING You for the liberal patronage OK
tended 10 tue firms Of J.. j. sampson, John T..
sampson q Brother. ana sampson & Adnmson.
( respectfully AK that yOl will continue 20 give
me your aid ami Assistance.
Ny ofIra vii be No. $40 Hull street. opposite
tho courthouse. Whers ] can be- found A. al
times, or atmy residence. No ll03 corner Deca-
tar aud Eleventh streets. Ny 1rm-namo will
be JOHN L.. SAMPSON q co.
de li-6t JOHN T. SAMPSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

The Philadelphia Times saws: "Chcago
IS not unfairly to be called an explosive city,
40. judging from the records Of ils divorce
court. the blowing-up process is thoroughly
domestica'cd lhore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
The PHILADELPHIA Press remarks :

"What seems to he required are laws that
viii make elections in the south rs much an
expression OF the will Of the people as they
are IN the North"
A. lbeyare, for instance, IN Indiana under
the DUDLEY method, or ID the New England
manufacturing centres and in Philadelphia
under the psy-enyelope system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

"The car through his ambassador at
Berlin. Count paul sCHoUvALorF. has eX-
pressed irritation at The German hostility TO
the Russian loan" Perhaps the Car has a
biV note 10 meet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

"The Chicago Anarchists condemn the au'
ihoriies for interfering with their 'coustllu'
tional rights Of assembling Even Anarchy
is not without hum0r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

Elm Boston Tuesday 5000 women voted
on the school question" What spectacles
must have been presented at The polls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
Pst,fu, sight

Is 10 see the little one so dear TO us gradually
sinking day by day by the drainage upon
its system FROM the effects Of tceihIng. The
wise mother gives Dr. Blggers's Huckleberry
Cordial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

Hayu should no longer fool with the
American navy. It is loaded" But viii II
20 or In time to do any goOd2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

emperor WILLIAM Of Germany Is going
10 write book" Let France rejoice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

And now the question: arises, Did the oat-
meal mill explosion destroy the oatmeal
trust