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discussed. and the owners of stock were
greatly pleased to see what favor the in-
yention is receiving from the public.
IL was decided 10 take space TO exhDlt
the heater at the St. Louis Exposition,
which opens on September 23d. The TX
position Society sent representative here
in the person Of Mr. Augustine Gallagher,
and made fattering offer to the company
10 exhibit the invention.
II has been demonstrated that the Bur-
ton invention will heat q car at the cost OF
cents per hour. and other practical tests
made Of it assures its success beyond q
6ofif
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
THOUGHTS
SeaSOnable Subjects.
THREE OF THKN.
1--F4NCY VESTS.
2---ODD PANTS.
3---SUITS.

Gentlsmsn.-These-ea are for your considers
ton.
I. Thu isoun Of Fancy Vests deserves tholrht-
careful seleslon. A neat, Oecouing Yes. is an
attractive -xninnct- 40 ugly. ni-nttlng esrTics-
sure Is a blot..,and a bal ono. select out Of
stock that allows Jour taste little leeway.
We've eot rising two thousand vesss-ovcr q
hundred different styles whersn you end ss
many. Ours ArO~oxclrsive-uhmknh IN
pattern and ndprice-7ac--io S.. They'll. nt-sers
msde BY regnlarstAlors sinsle-or- double
brsa.tsd, IN iAundryAble .fAsrics or-snIs And
wCrstsd.
. SINGLE PANTS-RcgulAr trouserings. fash
ionAble inweave, shapely IN cut, and Will it %
pcrf.ytion. dozen new styles just put on ths
tables. Not twenty. .folrrhonrs old. They're In
PlAids. Cheeks and dStrfpce--eiifrsrenEfrum any
thing you'll nnd IN town Elegant As the best
wor,i to-doscribsThen. oTB;pric.s ruishere-
S. 50 10 SO win L s-soc8 sss, g. toA,lssnyShsre
else.
:. we have suits "a, slow a. So Thst wEyE
got them you can take as surety Tor their
quali,y-and abovoathe SIS limo wero usStlng
on tho skirts OF custom tailoring
We're giving you THEIR fabrics with THEIR
work at OUR prices
Comparable With .tAilors-i -inconpsrAble with
the majority Of rsady-mads garments you're
ASKED TO look a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

Book-keepers ami others OF sedentsry habits
ure constipation with simmons Liver Regula-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

The Richmond Choral Sonctv-Mr. vii
liam RYAN. president and Nr. II. l. Solo
mon. musical director at its regular meet
ING last night decided TO meet every TWO
week., instead Of weekly, from now until
September. The society has every reason
to expect q LARGELY increased membership
immediately after the heated torn:
After the routine business of the eve
ming the chorus rehcarsed two Interesting
anthems. one by MendelssOhE aud the
other by Baruaby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

The docket in this court Yesterday was
very short one and majority OF the teW
cases on il were charges of drunkenness.
John Derricot (colored) was hned $40 for
assanlting. abusing, and beating Maria
Derricot, his wife.
Emmanuel Johnson (coiored) was sent
10 iail for thirty days for stealing Das-
ket, the property of Chris. Manning, 81,
Moses Lee alas Claiborne, charged with
being a suspicious character. Continued
Ill ihn 10fh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

We wish to explain 20 our patrons and
the public generally that the Virginia 1lu-
tual livestock Insurance Company guar
antoes not 90 make but four assessments
per year. they arc made erly-Alarch
Both. June 30th. September 30th, and De
cember 30th OF each year Any party who
insures March ~. 1889. for one year Is As
scssed his proportion for the quarter end
ing March 3Oth. though he has been IN
only one day, but mark this, his policy
expires March -, 1870, one day before
the final quarterly assessment, On this
quarter. therefore. the company makes uo
assessment. thereby standing by It's guar
autec Of only four assessments per year
The reason for this Is obvious. Onprncl-
pied meu could put the company 90 eN-
pensc and trouble TO collect assessment
due after the expiration of their policies.
Respectfully, W. .. STFGER. Agent,
1ll5 east Main street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
Postal-Telegraph Company.

RICHMOND. VA, July 10, 1880.
II affords na uucn pleasure 20 announce
that the Postal Ielegraph-Ca Company
has opened an Office at 1916 east Nam street
i'm this city. and will be prepared on anc
after July 10th instant 20 receive and trans
mt telegrams and cablegrams 10 and from
all parts Of the United States north, east
and west of Washington, and throughout
Canada and Europe.
The Postal Company has direct land lines
direct ocean cables. and first-class equip
ments. and IL Is our aim and pleasure "a
give our patrons the quickest and most re-
liable service. Yours truly,
j. Q. JEPFKIKs, Manager.
d. ". Kd'es. General Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
PETERSBURG MAlL-ROB8ERs.
One of Them Sent on, the other Dis
charged.
fspecisl telegram 70 tho Dlspatch.l ]

PETERSBURG. VA, July 9.-John Aber-
nsthy and Robert, his brother. were ar
raigned before Commissioner Ragland this
evening % answer the charge of stealing
letters from the post-oflice.
John Alternately, having confessed 10
having stolen letters at different times
while engaged in cleaning up the office,
waived examination and was sent on TO the
October term of the United States District
Court for trial. In default of $1,000 Sc
curity for his appearance he was committed
10 jail.
Robert Alternately is only about thirteen
years old. He stouuy denies ever having
taken any letters, but confessed that he at
one time saw his brother open seven letters
that he had stolen. He was discharged,
but recognized as a witness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
wrsr VIE nlNlA,s GOVERNOR.
He Is on "a Brief Business Visit to Our
Cftv

city.
Governor T. Willis Wilson. of West Viz
gnia j. an the city.
lie arrived hcre yesterday and IS stop
ping at ford's Hotel.
The object OF his visit is 70 examine thS
t,.le 10 some lands in several counties OF
West Virginia. aud be wishes 10 examine
the old laad-books the Office of the VIZ
einia Rerister Of Lands at the Capitol
Goyernor Wilson called upon Governor
lee i'm bis Office al the Capitol yesterday
morning. and later was by the latter enter
tain.d for a short time at the Governor
Mansion.
The West Virginia Governor will be here
until tomorrow. He is accompanied Dy
lion. +. 4. Duffy, Auditor OF the state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

Wingfeld, of Benicia, had been shot by an
enemy and mortally wounded. Major
Wingfiold was on the Governors staff and
professor at st. Augustine College. Be
nicia. Cal
A colored boy named Dutton was drown
ed ut Hayncs's Rock. in the Eastern branch
of the river this afternoon while bathing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
To Rlnce Their Work.

rBy Anclo-Amrican caols 10 the Disptch.l
IoSpos. Jul9.-The Council of nited
Cotton-SpinDts held a meeting tolay at
Nanchester All resolved that owinfo the
present state trade all spinners shll re-
duce their pDduction by one hal for
month. A esersl meeting of the sinners
10 consider Cd subject viii be heldon the
18th Instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
d. ". Kd'es. General superintendent.

At n regular meeting Of the Board of
Directors OF the Blacks System Company
held last evening IL was announced that
their patents had been granted and a
committee was appointed to make appli-
cation for some valuable franchises IN our
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

Tate Take Take Simmons Liver Regulator
for dyspepsia, constipation, aud heartburn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

The weather yesterday was dry and hot.
There has been no RAIN since saturday.
II is season very acceptable 10 farmers
and builders. ice-deslers. dispensers Of
cooling drinks, and proprietors Of water
ing-places. I'm other words, 10 IS good,
hcalihful summer weather, fair sampleot
what We will have many a day and many a
week before We come 10 the fall OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
MORE BODIES FOUND
In the Norfolk and Western Wreck
Political.
IspecIAl telegram 70 tho Dlspatch.I

LYNcuBuRG. VA, July all the ds5Ti,
at the wreck near Thaxton was gathered
up and carried TO Roanoke yesterday
morning. Two more burned bodies were
found in the ashes. This makes nineteen
known to have been killed. One of the
workmen engaged in cleaning up the
wreck found an elegant gold breast-pin,
valued at $50; also twenty-nve-doilaI
gold piece.
John W. Johnston, chairman of the
Democratic County Executive Committee
of Bedford, has issued a call for a county
lnass-meeting TO be held July 22d to select
delegates to the gubernatorial convention
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
rha Almshon.e PhysIclans.

The Committee on Relief of the Poor
met al the almshouse yesterday evening
DR. Davis. one of the resident physicians
was granted thirty days leave, OF absence 1,
The appointment by, Dr. James, James OF ,,iSc pr;
Henderson in place dsUite o. Ut, 1n leaTe Of % ab.
scnce sem on account of sickness, was con-
frue1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
Corrected Revision Of Pullman Service on
Ghe.aneakn and OHM Railway.

No. Will carry Pullman Car from Old
Point 10 White sulphur. aud No. Will
carry Nesnbule Sleeping Car from Old
Point 10 Cincinnati.
No 2 will carry Sleeping Car from White
Sulphur TO Old Point, and No. will carry
Vestibule Sleeping Car from Cinciunatrto
Old Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

A meeting of the stockholders OF the
Burton Heater Company was held yes.er-
Indrew Pizzini, on Bank street.
:satters pertaining to the heater were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
Chol,eh to- Death.

lBy telegraph 10 INC Dl-phchl
BurTMO. n. y. July 9.--Patrick DOvle, a
one-armed peddler, chokcd Henry SlcNully
10 death last nicht in n saloon. McNully
hal lost both arms and was helpless. The
meu quarreilcd over family affairs. Doyle
IS under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

}. ID. Rogers, Of Lexington; Hon; james
h. gtubbs and Treasurer Franklin, oi
Gloucester; Dr. Simmons. deputy urea
surer Of Floyd, and State Senator H. NJ;
Nance. Of Charles City, were at the Capi'oi
Na.farHny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
,,echanics, fnstitutc Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Virginia Me-
chanics' Institute which was TO have been
held last night was postponed untl the
second Tuesday in August
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
,for,oary Report.

The whole number of deaths last week
va ls. CAUSES Of Deatt--Apthm, colored
bright's disease, colored burns, ! color
ID ehoiera-infantum, white ana coi0t-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

by telegraph TO the Dspatch.l
WASHINGTON. July 9.-Bond offerings to-
day Sl2j,000 4tl's at 1868. All wero ac-
Cepted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
Henrico for Boirne.

The delegates to the State Convention
elected by the Democrats Of Henrlco, day
before Yesterday are for Colonel Richard
f. Beirne, of Hanover, for Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

Mrs. DR.. Charles Bel Gibson din New
York az tine residence Of her daughter
Mrs Dr. Gaicland, on July STA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
MILITARY ELECTIONS.
Omcers Chosen by the Blues and Old First
Associations.

The annual meeting of the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues Association WAS hold
last night ia the ArmOry on Eleventh
street. The attendance was quite large
and the session "a pleasant one.
The report Of the treasurer showed the
finances of the association 10 be III better
condition than they have been for many
years and with a larger balance IN the
treasury.
Thirty citizens were elected civic mem
bers of the association. These are the first
vet elected. though there has always been
"A bylaw authorizing such elections.
The following officers were chosen:
President. Major b. ". Richardson; Vice
President, w ). Dashell; Secretary, T..
Hill Montague; Treasurer, Lieutenant A..
l.. Heinrich
About forty members will accept Mayor
Fllyeon's invitation to 90 down the river
with him tomorrow evening.
THE OLD FIEsr.
The survivors of the old First Virginia
regiment viii hold their annual reunion at
Blenner's Park on Thursday the 18th. These
reiinions have been held 40 this place for
several years and they have always been
occasions of great enjoyment toall present.
These gentlemen constitute the Committee
of Arrangements A. jefferson Vaughan,
James +. Phillips, William II. keinlneham,
John A. Meanley. and Henry W. 1uIcron.
The Veteran Association has etectod the
following officers for the year: Colonel
William III. Palmer (reclectcdl, president !;
CAPTAIN T.. +. Reeves, first Nlce-presldfnt
(rerlected): Sergeant Thomas =. llddlck,
second vice-president rice eIAeutenant-Colo-
mel Langley. removed from the city; Pm
vato 4. jefferson Vaughan, third vlcc-preSl-
dent: Charles y. LOchr, secretary and
treasurer lrrClected1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

The Y0u9's Companion wants 10 know
why is Ponds Extract like Time, and
truly answers, Because 1t heals many d
WDurd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
CHEAP

PERSIAN STRIPED SASH RIBBON, warranted
oil pure s1k. reduced from $50 10 $40 per
yard;
sURAH SASH MBBoH. fourteen inches viis
with vide satin edge. warranted all silk. At
tl.25 per yard
JERSEY SUITS. nicely braided. al only g. t1gS
and s.. worth double the money;
BLACK LACE 81 2IPED BUNTING At only ioa
syard;
BLACK WOOL BUNTING AND NUNS yEiLINo
al ioc. q yard;
FAST BLACK sATlNE ~ 9oc. yard for the 2sc
quality ard al &c for the SIC quality;
Big reductions In the prices Of fLoWEks-an
Of the 80. 75e, aai 81 punches reduced 70
~, The - 10 Sc. the Is 10 isc, the ~ 10 lie.
and the IS 70 i0c.;
All kinds Of FANCY PARAsoIs ss less than
cost
Handsome DADo wISDow-suApEs ct soc.;
Good quality CURTAIN POLES. with brass snds
aud rings. al 2oc
Big bargains IN cHILDREss cAPs-,hs
whole stock marked down.
see tho sHc. handsome CHECKED DKEsS
MUSLIN msrsed down from isse. and tns
REyERE CHECKED MUSLIN marked down
from i3c. TO &c.
Thousands Of other earssins 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

Chils and fever Of three years standing cured
by simmons Liver Reguator.-E. WATKINS,
Watkins House. Uptonyille, Ky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
Shot In California - Drowned While
RafhiDx.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

NORFOLK, Va, July 9.-Informatlon was
received here this afternoon from Rev DR..
j. FL. ID. Wingfield, bishop of Northern CAL
ifornia, stating that his son, Major j.. Page
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swIrr's sPIcIrIc has sayed me years d unte


Watkins House. Uptonyille, Ky.
SwIFT's SPECIFIC has saved me years of untold
misery by relieving a partial paralysis ia my
left side. This was after / had bcen treated by
best physicians in ST. Louis aud Chicago. Tho
trouble WAS caused by some derangemen Of my
blood, which has boen corrected by 5. :. s.
7. A. SHEFPART. sherman, Tex.
Take, Take Take simmons Liver Regulator
for dypepsia, constipation, aud heartburn.
3. L. r. means simmons Liver Regulator,
sure.
b. o. 6mLETT, Of Purdy Mo-, says swifts
Specific cured him Of Eczema on his limbs and
body. lie took only two small bottles.
Book-keepers AMI others OF sedentsry habits
cure constipation with simmons Liver hegula-
tor.
Brain workers, keep your heads clear and
bowels open. Take simmons Liver Regulator.
s---sssa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10

A. L.. ADAMsON, IL VI. trustees sale OF mill
property IN ChesJer6ed county.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 and II A. NJ, horses
mules, bugges, phaeions. wagons, hay. SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-10
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Brain workers, keep your heads clear and
bowels open. Take simmons Liver Regulator.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-05-25
The Dairy Cow.

Writing from Tennessee a corre-
spondent asks: What do you call a
good dairy cowP We presume our cor
respondent means to ask how to select
good dairy COW. Any body knows
what good dairy COW is when he sees
and tests her products. Still there is
something more to q COW than simply
yielding an abundance of milk or even
an abundance of rich milk. She ought
to be able to produce a good calf,
under proper conditions. A COW, too,
ought to be just as good a beef-pro-
ducer as it is possible for her to be,
without interfering with her mill1-giv-
ing qualities. Much is said about the
geneFal-purpose COW, but while we be-
lieve that the dairy COW should be
selected first and foremost for her
abilities in the direction of giving
milk and producing butter, the
beef side of the COW is worth.
looking after, for some good
cows are much better beef-pro-
ducers than other COWS of equal dairy
merits. Perhaps the chief thing about
the beef side in the dairy is quality.
Quantity can not be got beyond a GER
tain limit, we do not believe, without
injury to the milk production. Prof.
Robertson gives these characteristics
as the proper ones to find in a good
COW: Broad, higl forehead; large,
prominent, bright and lively eyes;
long, clean-cut face; small, lively ears;
dewy, lustrous nose with broad muzzle
and oblong nostrils; long, fine neck;
deep chest, full behind the elbows;
unctuous, mellow, movable skin with
fine. soft, messy hair; round barrel
with fine muscles under the belly; fiat
ribs, wide apart; stright-back with
joints loose and open; broad loin; wide
pelvis, slightly arched; tail shanks
and bones all of fine structure; udder
large, long and deep, elastic in quality
and not heshy; teats wide apart; thin
hips; milk veins prominent and tortu-
Gus; thin, spare habit of body and gen
tie. quiet disposition.
This correspondent also asks US if
every Jersey or Holsteiu-Friesian is a
good COW. By no means, The idea
that such is the case has done great
harm. That is one reason that some
people are always ready to jump
on the pedigree business. They buy a
worthless Or inferior pedigree COW and
then they conclude that the registry is
a colossal fraud. If a COW does not
possess individual merit. never buy
Der, whatever her pedigree NAV be.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-05-25
PATENT OFFICE cuRIos.
The model of Contrivance Invented b:
Abraham lincoln.

The model of a Contrivance Invented by
Abraham lincoln.
Occupying prominent position in a
case in the center aisle is the model of
boat for lifting vessels over shoals.
1t was patented to Abraham Lincoln in
1919, when the future President
thought to make reputation as an in.
ventor rather than a statesman. Lin
coin is the only President who ever Sc
cured patent.
The first shoe was patented in 1911
by two Massachusetts men. 1t is of un-
dressed leather, and there is quite a
difference between the workmanship
of that and the present machine
stitched shoe. So well was the work
done, however, that it was impossible
to tell whether it was pegged or sewed
until some sacrilegious clerk cut the
sole and ascertained it was pegged.
In the class of perpetual motion ma
chimes the Patent Office is d Efficient.
1t has no working model, but an in
ventor stepped in the other day to say
that he had a completed and tested
model which he would send shortly.
1t required some few alterations, he
said, such as governor to keep it
from going too fast and running down.
When the machine arrives it will be
given an entire case by ITSELF
OThe flying machine inventor is repre-
sented. There are flying machines of
all sorts. sizes, and conditions. The
last one to be patented was an elabo-
rate arrangement Of wings and tails,
which the aerial traveller dons for his
flight through space, and was patent
ed March 5, last.
There are in the neighborhood OF
200, 900 models in the Patent Office, and
had itnot been for two destructive fires
the number would be near a half mill.
ion. Washington Post.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-05-25


How 90 Restore the Lack nt HaIHnct nf-
tween Food and Exercise
''FreQueniIY after eating haTa
nausea and paIpllasion 81 the heart
Three or four hours later I have much
gas in the stomach and bowels nv
appetite is good most Of the time. Per-
haps ! eat too much for the exercise
take. stay much in the house, and
am a little nervous am consiipated
when ! have the bad spells. NY only
drink is cold water
The case is doubtless one Of indigcs
tion, caused not BY organic disease.
bnt by lack Of balance between food
and exercise.
The good appetite indicates nalur.
ally good digestive powers, but more
food is taken than can be duly al.
gested. Hence it becomes, to a greater
or less extent, a fermentine mnss, and
is thrown into the bowels, where
the fermenting process is con-
tinued. The bile. which is an
alkaline fluid, neutralizes the
acidity in part. but the liver sympa.
thizes with the weakened stomach,
and fails to secrete henormal quantity
Of bile, as is indicated by the consti.
patton.
If the patient, instRpd Of being kept
most OF the time in the house BY
iatiguing domestic duties and the
wearying cares Of motherhood, we're
strong man, working from morning
to night in the pure air and sunshine,
her ordinary diet would doubtless be
within safe bounds.
The question for such a person is
one Of quantity, not Of quality; not
what kinds Of food shall ] take. but
how much; but since long-continued
transgression has weakened the entire
digestive tract, it is desirable, while
the stomach is recovering its normal
tone, to reject all fat meats and what
ever experience has shown to be
specially disturbing.
Every thing designed to quicken the
| dppSblbo ShOulu 10 p5ruduSnOly hFVAN-
ed. It spurs only to weaken. Rich
pies and pastry should find no place in
the diet.
We would say 10 all those whose
case is like that Of our correspondent,
reduce your diet by Ohe-third, and
watch and wait results. hster, per-
haps, the amount may be Increased. Il
is of the first Importance to Secure an
intelligent control of the appetite. A
strong appetite is like q good horse;
the stronger the better, If held we'll IN
hand AS for sea and coffee, they
weaken digestion. Nothing is better
than water.
The palpitation in the above case fs
due to the sympathy of the heart With
the disturbed stomach. It need give
no concern. Frequent bathing, fol.
lowed by brisk friction, is greatly help-
full, and outdoor exercise is a neces-
Youths Companion.