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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
Yenow-Fever and small-Pox.
Lsr teIegrapn . lhe pl.palch.l


NEW York. July 6-Ihe steamer George
W. Clyde. which arrived to-day from ST.
Marc, reports: All o'clock on the after
noon of June 30th passed United States
steamer Osipee steering for Portau Prince
and an hour later passed Mole 81. Nicho-
las and saw United States man-Of-war IN
side at anchor. supposed 10 be the kear-
sarge. There are thirty-two cases of small
pox and much fever at ST. Marc. Presi-
dent Hppolyite and his Cabinet are there
and there is great excitement. At Port au
Prince business was very dull, in fact, at a
stand still.
Legitimes best friends have left him.
He is at loggcrLeads with the French Min
lister. HIS soldiers are leaving him every
day. The only thing left him is his men
ot-war. Jcremie AuXcayes, and Jacknel
have rcvol,ed against Legitime. He was
obliged 90 send ms war-ships to quell the
instructions az these ports Temporarily.
The sanitary condition Of these ports is
Of the very worst kind. The health Of the
Os-ipee D. excellent. but the men are
pu led down somewhat and anxious 10 get
home. No one Is allowed TO 90 on shore
except Commander Kellogg and the ships
surgeon.
Commander Kellogg isspoken of having
performed his duties very efficiently and
deserving of great credit. he has taken
great care Of the health Of hls crew.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, July G.-The weather
was perfect and the track fair.
First racc-free handicap sweepstakes,
six furlOngs-G rmaldi won; Forest King
second. Fitziames third. Time, IL. The
other starters were Swift, Niagara, Blue
Rock. Brown Charlie, and Pearl Jennings.
Second race-hOpeful stakes. six fur
longs Cayuga won: BallAr second, Flat
bush third. No other starters Time. 1:18.
Third race-Long Branch handicap, one
and one quarter miles-Iaragon won;
Tristan second, Inyerwick third. Time,
213i6. The other starters were Bella b and
Diablo.
Fourth race free handicap sweepstakes,
one mile-AladstOne won; Brother Ban
second. Bggonet third. Time, 1865. The
other starters were Reporter, Manola, and
Sorrento.
Fifth race-free handicap sweepstakes,
three quarters of amile-king Hazen won;
Burlington second, ST. James third.
Time, I.l6i5. Wihsome was the only other
starter.
Sixth race-scling, one mile-Long
Knight won. Sexton second. Kermess
third. Time. 1Hlf. The other starters
were Falcon, Ten Brock, Jr., Folly, Spec
tator. and Singlestone.
Seventh race Corlnthian stakes, seven
furlongs-Eolo won. Banner-Bearer ST.
cond Bell Airno third. Time. 1880. The
other starters were Wagram, Sam. Wood,
and GlO.ter
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HAsS-BU RrU Married Weinoffsy eve-
mig June H., tNiJ a. the residence 20 tns bride
mothers, $50. go norm INenfF lifh street, ~
hev John Pollard. Mi.s 81 ELLA J. bAklN ip
SlLAS %. BASS. both oi this ny.
HOWARD -Wll-oS Married. on tho Tih -
Iuuo. is9, iy NO Rev James n. kaTnugs, AZ
the rssidoncs ~ her trlulsr-iB-las, .. a. haf.lr,
Jr.. Alf-mAria county, VA. ~ lEs toNM AZ.
youngest daushi.r Of he lste Phlip > Howard.
q Richmond. Va. 90 ROBERT u. WILSON, ~
ALLEGHENY city. Pa.
MATHEWS SEXTON. Married. DOB Masf ir <.
ton, ID. e., July 90. by Rev fAiher waller, NJ q.
Patrck's pan-1. JAMES s. MATHEWS ~ bki D.
GET b. SkATON, boino ~ kichmond Va.
-HILTON.-Hsrroi. ~ ems DO,
Juno 20 1879 by The Rev Dr. lacke, WILLIAM
H. MAD. ~ Virginia, aad NkfAE r. HlLlOH,
u Chicago. ~.
ROBINs-GARTHRICH Married. a. 90 r.
" Juls n, iss9. A. Anfioch Baptist churh. ~
Rev John A. Richardson, Mr. bfNi ANiN D.
ROBINS and Miss MAGGIE y. GAh1hkiohi A,
oil OF lenrco county Va.
WHITLOCK -JELiIg. Married. A. noon
Juue q. 1883. nc tho rosidoDco ~ the tfils .
mother, by Rev. John A. Richardson, NJ.
CHARLES HENRY WhlrLOCk and Ma LOf *
JELLJE, ali % iienrico county. Va
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HOTEL OTTERBURN.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Announcement of tho Standing Commit
tees.

Announcement of tho Standing Commit
tees.
An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of
Directors of the Richmond Grain and Cot
ton Exchange was held yesterday morning
at the close of 'Change-tne president. H..
B. Taliaterro IN the chair. The following
standing committees were elected 10 serve
for one year from July l, 1881
Executive Committee--l. II. Elicit
Chairman. r. =. Winn, f. II. Deane, W.
IL. johnson. and n. b. Savage.
Arbitration Committee-Philip Haxall
(chairmauI. y. A. Sublott, Il. b. Somor-
yillc. Frederick W. Scott, and Noryell Ry-
land.
Appeal Committec-C Charles J.. Todd
(chaiunan). John y. Lear. 7. j. Spencer,
". G.. Dcm0us. W. ID. Gibson, John T..
Branch. and =. ID. Mclntire.
Grain Committee--C. II. Simpson CHAIR
mani, Charles l.. Todd, ". l.. Erwin, >. L..
Bcyeridge, and G. T.. Redford.
Committee on Information and Stats
tics-W. G.. Clemens chairman. John Ad-
olson, q. J. Alvey, Warner Moore, and L..
Il. Nyles.
Committee ON Classifcations and Quota
tions-P. A. Subject chairman, Il. a.
Briggs, Byron Malorstein, r. II. Deane
and Nat. Brazer.
Committee on Trade-Lewis y. Cren-
shaw. Jr., chairman W. c.. Erwin, b. G.
Baylor, W. K. Johnston, and John Wheel
Committee on New Members-N. II.
Savage chairman. Samuel REGISTER, John
Addison, Frederick W. Scott, and II. W.
Wood.
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ruscs by the Gesangverien Virginia. Pro-
fessor c. l.. Siegel, director. This will be
q rich treat 20 the Mozart audience.
PROGRAMME.
Part Ii. Overture. Twilight Hours"
Boettger.) Amateur Orchestra. 2. Song,
humorous. selected. Mr.. J. Williams Macy.
2. Trombone solo, Capriccioso, lBrookD
lIr Ellis Brook 4. Song, LEstudiantina,
Qacombe,) Mrs Emma Henry Thomas.
Part U.-5. Male Chorus, p" How Came
Love" on. Frei) Gesaneverein Virginia,
Professor c. L. Segel. direction G. Scene
from Pinafore, lSuiliyan,) Mrs. Thomas and
Nossrs. Drew aud Macy. 7. Trombone solo.
selected, Mr. Ills Brook. s.Scene from the
Mimdo, (Snllivan, Mr. Thomas aud
MessIs Drew and Macy. Q. Male chorus.
"Spring." Josef Rhe,nberger) Gcsang-
verein Virginia. 10. Sceue from Pirates Of
Penzance. ,Sullivan.) Mrs. Thomas and
Meesrs Drew and Macy.
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ITAvE ro-MoEEow.

since last wccE. Thev leave Monday for
the University and VIII then disbaud for
the season and go 10 their respective
homes. During their stay here their hur-
rah-yel. Mah-whoo-wah. -whoO-wah,
O-ni-y, Virginia, has become a fl
lniliAr nnn-
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Indiana Block-COal Miners.

Brazil. IND, July G.-Al negotiations
between the Indiana blOck-coal miners and
operators and their arbitration friends are
now considered off. The operators, in the
Judgment Of the State Board of Charities,
Offer the highest price that can be paid,
but the miners persist in refusing. The
operators will introduce machines as the
only alternative. The cost OF mining by
this process VIII be IS cents per ton, where
they offer the miners 70 and IS cents for
pick mining. It VIII enable the operators
TO hold their market in competition with
cheaper Goals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

Though the docket in the Police Court
Yesterday morning covered i've pages OF
krcIscan naDer. there were very few inn
nortanf cases on it. These were the most
grave charges: -,
William O'Dwyer, charged with being
drunk and iisorderly and violently resist
ing the police, was hned 50 and sent on TO
the grand jury.
Edward Watkins (colored), charged with
stealing one set Of buggy-harness, the pro
perty OF some person u1A NOV. e s,,l
Ilice Tvyman, Mary Washington, and
Mary Jane Washington GALL coloreD were
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To BE Prosecuted.

JERsEy City, n. J., July 6.-Frank Hoyt,
teller oil the First National Bank of Ho-
GJken. who embezzled Sl3.G0O. has not
been able TO furnish bail. He had many
callers to-day, butno members Of his family
were among the number. His wife and
mothr said 20 be confined to their
roo. II. Halves. the minister broke
the news To- Mr. Hoyt, visited the prisoner
TO-DAY. The bank viii lose 5000, as
Host', bond IS only for $4,000. The bank
officers have stated that they viii prosecute
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10 HELP 10 HOMES.
Peoples Building, Loan, and Trust Com
pauy Chartered.

judge Beverley r. Wexford, of the City
Circuit Court. yesterday granted charter
10 the Peoples Building, Loan, aud Trust
Company. which Is formed for the purpose
of purchasing, holding and disp9sIng OF
property. personal and real, lending
money. and generally 90 conduct the bust
ness Of perpetual building fund. loan,
and trust company.
mo capital stock is to be not less than
$4,000 nor more than SjOOOO0. divided
into shares of 500 each. The real estate
10 be held 40 any one time shall not exceed
5000. 900 in value.
No member ot the company shall direct
lv or Indirectly borrow money from the
company so long as he holds the Once Oh
director aud exercises the functions there
Of
These are the officers: President, J.
Blythe Moore; Cashier, Edmund Q. Tins
lev. Attorney, Alien c. Collins. Trustees
~. tllmau, }. l.. 1aliaferro, and George c.
jefferson. Drectors--J, Blythe Moore,
John NJ. Taylor, Joseph Heppert, Charles
r. Tavlor, Byron Mallersi elm, Frederick
". scott, and Charles "A. Cosby.
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4 Coal-,1iue Injured by Fire.

WurrsBAuEy. Pa, July 6.-William T.
Carter q Co.'S No. coal-mine near Halle
ton. was ruined by fire this evening. The
property destroyed included two engine
houses. one bOiler-housc, a large round
house, and an immense tresthng running
from the I'D and new planes, "a distance OF
two thousand feet, were burned. Three
LARGE stationary engines were also ruined.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. Origin
unknown
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EsEzzErzzxssExEbEn



BURNS. Died Saturday. July D. is3) at as
r. NJ. THOMAS 81 rms. iD tho nitJ Ore year n
his sgs. lie was = sGiVo ~ Tue County hOsiotn-
mon ireland.
Ha funeral Will TX, place MONDAY from "a
Patick church, with iiign Mass a. va A. n.
Friends ana acquEin'auccs are respectfully "a
yltcd % attend.
CREIGHTON -Dled, July SIN. AZ ! o'clock A.
~. JOuN EDWARD thklOhlON. child a
John sni Nollis Creighton
funersl from the residence ~ his parents, lii
east Leigh stcsvL, SUNDAY The 3 "a az . Vcioc<
A. n.
ELIIs.--Died. on SUNDAY. May isih, At ~
Miller school AlheWaris fouufy. EDsAhD =.
BILLS, sOu ~ James ~. add Aary n. hills and
grsndson 0f tho iate samuel fills. ~ hiohinoDh
aged fourteen y0ars All lgo moo. Val.
beloved by al Who knew hun.
FERGUSON. iat0 eternal ros, RI
day Julys issg ~ 2. ~, at his residence.
Or. JOHN G. FGtCU sos. 90 be foiuel year
Fuuersl will take ylace al ths isirI-s.rro
African AetAOtsl Epis opal church SUNDAY
July IN, a. J3gf ". Friends arc inutUd "a A.
tend rithout further notice.
wAshinftea ID. CD ana Detroit lGicb.l papers
please COPY.
sEAY. Died, az the resiience OF her psreniA
Richmond, Va. ADA A. daughter u Lsfnusl 4.
hnd Maria v Neay.
scottsyills va cou.s please COPY.
WAIr.-Disd. at Toledo. o.. June 80 1879.
LEILA. vile ~ Professor Charles r. MsiL 4
knoxville. loan. anG daughter " Ma. n. 4.
bsaslsy, Of Petersburg, Va
UuteTmentA. petersburg.
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moln I'M. slrnnrcr Mlthin Your Gates.

Strangers in finding their way through
the city are much put out by the absence
OF the numbers and names OF the streets at
the crossings Many Of the lamp-posts
have disappeared before the electric lights,
and where they remain the numbers and
names have been washed or worn OFF tine
lamps. II would he great convenience
10 visitors If these missing street names
were replaced, and whore there are no
lamp-posts No the crossings the names
could Tee pat on the house corners as IS
done in so many other large places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
Relieving the Sufferers.

JoHysrowy. PA, July G.-The Board Of
Inquiry. which has JUST completed the
regisualiou OF all the property Losses in
Conemaugh Valley, made its report 10
Chairman Cummins. representing Gov
crnor Beavers relief commission. The
recommendation of the committee pro-
vide for the immediate disbursement of
81. 900 TO 1850 different families, or an
nAnrare of S322 70 each family.
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res-LEIGH-STREET BAPTIsT

CHURCH corner 1vsnly-Gitn aAd LsigeI Eee,sA
Rev. r. T. BALL Will preach 81 n O'Clock A. n.
A. s:i5 O'Clock p. N. Rev. = a. GOODWIN. u. ID.
viii deliver The quarterly sermon before ne
Missionary society Of the church. Tue paole are
cordially invited TO attend
The members Of the church srs requested 10
b. present. ali u them. az the morning ssrv.ce.
a. tho Committee on Pastor Will nske . re-
mott
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Exports of Gold and silver.

10y W mo Diepa-Cu.I
NEW YORK, July 6.-The exports Of specie
from the port of New York during the wvek
amounted 70 $97 600, Of which s. 900 WAS in
gold and so, 900 in silver. All the gold
went to South America and all the silver TO
Europe. The imports of specie for the
week amounted 20 $685., Of which 81, $50
-was in gold and Sl.Si5 in silver.
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New York Notes.
M telecrnnh % lhe DIanAtch.

lhy Telegraph 70 tho DlbpaEhl
NV YORK. July Ga picked football
team from both Harvard and Yale Colleges
sailed fer Europe to-day on the Umbria TO
compete with English players.
Isaac Valentine. importer Of diamonds,
mt 60 Nassau street, made a general assign
ment to-day TO Adolph II. Meyer. prefer
ring Philip Valentine for an amount not
~.
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Cattle Dying on shipboard.

MONTREAL. July "a telegram has been
received here stating that large number
of cattle have died on board the Allan
Line steamer Carthageuian which sailed
hence for Liverpool last Tuesday. The
steamer bad on board 75} head Of cattle
and 1853 sheep. Reports from Father Point
place the number of deaths occurring be-
fore that place was reached at over 200.
The loss Is about 500 per head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

A guest at the Hotel Dodson the other
night. on beng shown 10 ms room 10y the
colored porter. remarked: Why. John.
YOU have no gas ia this room no. san
said the porter with flourish, We use
the irceSSam ligh' here now, sah.' lie
lnnnnt incnndescent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

Richmond Lodge, No. 45, B. 7. o. T., are
making extensive preparations for. a prl-
vate picnic to be held AZ Providence
Fore on the 23d instant. All the money
needed for an elaborate turnout has been
subscribed and day Of rare fun Is ex-
pccted. Tho following is Che committee :;
{. Evonsen, Robert Hill, Jr;. ". A. Tai
man, Joseph ". Laube, j; L; bargsinin'
Gus. +. Delarue, and Frank W. Cunning
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Mozart To.aiorrow Evening-opera.

The niusiodle to-morr0w evening VIII DC
unusually attractive. Scenes from Pima
fore the 'Alikndo. and the Pirates Of Pen,
zancc. and q number Of solos, vocal and
instrumental will make the programme
very popular one. The singers are MIS-
Emma Henry Thomas, soprano; Mt, hni-
NETT Drew. tenor; and Mr.. ). Williams
Maeg. the inimitable comic basso. ar
Ellis Brook, Of New York, trombone 500 1910
lat. has also been engaged. a df,inc,lvc
feature Of the programme wal bo-tne cao-l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

raj Cork. for orders p. Tk5sp 91d Reesipfs--
-Four 1900 tsrreis; whcsf lf.D1D busheis corn.
5000 bushels: ostA, 1O10 Dsshol4 shipments
Flour, 900 barrels wheat, 9s,0oo bnshels aorn,
1890 bushels ssiss--W heal. 9i0.0lO bushels
corn. 1900 bushels
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July 6--Cssh quotations v~rs;
Flour firm. Winter wheat flat.7;; epring
wheat, 81. Iasi.fA kye. 81 51sf1s1 10. spriBx
wheat, So. no rod. s2Yas34c No. 4 com.
H.n. No z oats, 2li{c Messpork. sii.Ns
sitW Lard. sa30afSst. Sh0r -ribs. stslas -;
shoulders. ssE5ss057Js; snortclser. tdi14a
f6A whiskoy, fLm
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AVictlm ofthe wreck.

The funeral Of Miss Pattie Darlington,
one of the victims Of the Norfolk and
Western wreck, viii take place from Dr..
Hoges church at 9 o'clock this morning.
Deceased, who was not Yet twelve years
old, was daughter of Mr.. Allen G. Can
riurtOn. of Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

At a meeting Of the Union Democratic
Club held last night the following officers
were elected .. ". Carter, pre-, ident W.
G. Loving and I. 4. French, Ylct-prcsi-
dents A. 5. Goode. secretary: X. l.. Heck
Ter. treasurer, ana Reuben Burke, sergeant
at-nYpis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

taken by the Governors of Mississippi,
Alabama, and Louisiana in regard to the
Sulliyan-KIlrain fight has been the cause
of considerable discussion among the
sporting men Of this city. No little sur
prise Notwithstanding this fact, was occa-
stoned i'm official circles at late hour to-
night by the receipt of the following tele-
cram from Governor Eaulo:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

cfewworsed hard, but Il was impossible 10
ket even With their comDetitere
Inc kiNes crew are ell self.trnined. md
Dot one Of them had ever seen a piV-race
ontH Yesterday. Iiillehrand, their stroke.
was takcn sick about two weeks before the
race, ana y ellis was prtin the bow Hall. 1.
NaS made = and Preston, 2, was changed 20
g. thus making a change all around.
ne crew yesterday was as follows:
=. Julian Lawrence Wells. of Charleston,
:. g.; age, is, height. 5 feet 10 inches /:
weight. 10 pounds
"hitse't Hall, Of Auburn. Ky. 2; age,
N height, feet weight. 100 pounds.
john Brown Wilson. Of Wheeling. w
va" S' age, % height, 8 feet 2 inches;
weight, 1873 pounds
Dr. Charles ii. G.. Preston Captain. Of
a.ihgdnn' va. age. q; height, c feet
W,u. wri@ht ll6 pounds
John Drumnond fletcher, Of Accomack
COUNTY, coNvain age. .; height, feet
% inches weight, l20 pounds.
TFL yibcISIAs.
The Virginia crew was composed as fol-
lows.
David Edmond. stroke; age. n: height.
q tctt. weight. lJJ pounds. Air. Edmond is
shipping clcrki1r jc1rits s. Shelton. Hc lis
q thorough toatman ald has ALWAYS rowcd
stroke. lie was with the crew that won
TIC race % Washington IN 1852 and stroke
for tine victorious crew as fredericksburg
ia $3.50.
rs. T. Broaanax, Q age. %; height feet
0 inches weight, l50pounds. Sir. Broad
Lax IS employ j at tuc Richmond ard Dam
vile shops. lie j. fine athlete and takes
great interest ia boating.
a. IS. Pctticolas. 2 ngc, 30 height
trej; weight 100 pounds. llc is book
keeper for farlam & Co., and is u fine
specimen Of am oar,man.
George Il. Pegrlm, bow: age, q ::
height, feet 10 inches: weight. 1876
pounds. Tie is employed 80 The City Bank.
Tho Baltimore rcratta was the FIRST be ever
Towcd. lie is one Of the most promising
young oaTsucu in tue state.
W. /. Irslcy. c0Swaiu: aged %: height.
5ioct ine hos. weight. 40 pounds. lie is
manager for tho Times newspaper. and has
won iu every race which he has rOwcd.
All If the Virginia crew rowed IN the late
regatta at Baltimore, and won the four
cared GIG race over some of the finest
crews in the country.
ITAvE TOMORROW.
The Rives Club has been in Richmond
since last week. They leave Monday for
the University. and VIII then III shaud for
the season and go 20 their respective
homes. During their stay here their hur-
rah-veu. Mah-w hco-Wah. Wah- whOO-Wah,
O-ni-y, Nir-g.4-i-ai has become IL
milan one.
rEGA1TA or TIE lGTB
The regatta on the 10th is likely to be a
big affair, The Yrginias are very hopeful
Of getting number Of crews here from the
northern cities. Tho Richmond BOYS are
much clatcd over their recent victories and
have become thoroughly enthuscd on the
subject, and VIII work hard to 10 make the
coming regatta the biggest thing Of the
kind ever held IN the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
4 CoMMERc1A1 CoNyUL,
SION.

That's what f. was Three or four lots
Of elegant suits thrown right back on the
manufacturers hands Our buyer-and
we've one continually IN the market
heard Of lhem-hunted them up-mado
an offer twas accepted, and now we've
added these suits to our go line. There
wouldn't have been tho slightest trouble
earlier in the season Of chasing them
with gls qusudes. But time works Won
ders. 1t was our offer, or total loss tothe
manufacturer Our ocer makes 'om 80
suit., hut the qualiy's stin there.
twas quito an aiiiuou-the more ap-
preciated because it was unexpected.
We needed them, TOO. Tho two weeks
that we've been calling yolr s,tsn,lonto
our SO limo has seen hundreds OF them 90
Out. and We we're running litlo short,
but this last edition Of haif thousand
puts VA in app.e-pie order again.
Wero glai 70 see the wayyou tako hold
Of these suits. You don't look upon them
IN the light Of SO creations Neither arc
they. There's not a suit ia the lot that
was made up Tor The $40 trado-sa SIS,
and SIS are tno tracks they were built to
run on. bat We switched them ou to our
SO Mainline. and thoy're making fast
time. heating all records. 50 20 SPEAK
We don't want to praise the cu' IT. and
finish. Tor. according TO our iloas, they
naust possess these virtues linked in pcr-
rection: II they don't they arc not suits
only botches You crpecf ITEM tort. % be
tcen nads, and to be cut IN me latest r.
preston Of fa1fion, and 80 long as saks
aud Company arc Offering hem you can
wager they are, whether the price is $40
orglo.
Tho quality q the fabrics aud tho little
embellishments that are used 10 s. and
SIS suits are tn these. Tho patterns ara
those Of tho hlgherclass goods, ant Tho
weavings you'll recognize at once a. be-
longing u tho upper crust"
Cassimoros aud Choviots Ga designs
that reach tue vanity. Takers every
ono OF them. Some are lined al tie way
through; others only half Sacks or
Cutaw9ys.
THESE ARE OUR SO SUITS.
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IHE sILyEK CUP.

The race YESTERDAY WAS under the au-
Fpices OF the Virginia State Association oil
Amateur OarsInen. The ASSOCIATION J. al
urcscut composed OF the Ylrg.nlas, OF Rich
nond Klycs, Of the University Of Nn-
,dnia, Old Dominion. Of AlexaI dria Rap
Dahasnocks. Of Fredericksburg, and Uni
Sersity School. Of Petersburg. When the
nssociatIou was formed IN 1877 q
dne silver cup WAS purchased TO be
presented 30 the victorious club at
each annual regatta The cup was won
by lie Eiyos Club each year nom ls77 90
1883. when il passed to the Lynchburg
Club Ia 1855 IL was won by the Nortolks.
in 1885 and 1856 the cup was in the posses
son Of the Virginia Club. It became tie
property Of the Old Dominion Club, OF
Alexandra. ia 1887, and was won by them
again ia 1888. NOW IL comes back 70 hich-
HraEd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

On Friday nigh, the voters in the Third
precinct Of jefferson Ward met and elect
"a the following Offices for the ensuing
tcrla: Wilson Nash, president; d. ID.
treasurer: George Bently, srgcaut-at-
arms. and Andrew j. Crump, sentinel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
each fined s2.5O and costs for being drunk

each fined $3.50 and costs for being drunk
and disorderly.
General Grant "a colored boy about nine
years old was charged with being va
grant. He was sent TO the almshouse.
Moses Lee alas Claiborne (colored),
charged with being a suspicious character.
James Stevenson. assaulting aud beating
Fenton Rodgers. Fined $40 and costs.
j. W Charity (colored), drunk and dis;
orderly GA a street-car. Fined Sl2 and
costs.
Lizzie Allen (colored) keeping a houseo of
i'll fame. Continued until the 18th instant.