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HarssEi,s, April 1.-THE r0pofs that II .
sI. stanieg and Enin FsshA are marching
seward za=<lbar "a beiIeFed In ofaclal
aIfcles here. surprise II rxprem6d, how
ever, that Ennis. PAsha should ahAn1cu the
lake proFinees. Tie ivory ia po6sexsfoa II
the party Ii estimated 10 be worth s,ap.4oo
francs
LpsneS. April Se--ThN Eeyns t;cnssaphi-
cal Society has received lesfer from Heary
M Stanley. Tsse contents consist only or =
report on the geographical results of thA
expAorexsN march. The letter win b4 feod
&C meeting oil the society Monday.
Two letters FROM Henry N. Staul&y "a
.fsjDx B2rsteIot are pnbslsned. They give
a r,sss3stz0x3
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Arrival ~ the rarthaa.

VANCOUVER, April s.Tle cansaisa Pa
cilc steamship Pslrthsa. Capt. Wallace, ar.
rired here lhis nsssEnsag after a rough pas-
sage frosn Hong Ee0g and Tokehama
having e passengers and 20 Chinese. Hes
eaxxo amounts 10 ifsa IONS. made up of sss0
tons Of overland freignt ard ks fofs for
Puget seung pogsas
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KsoxgElaE. Tenn. April A--5olin VOL
fenberger. .fhe escaped convies who shot and
killed sheriff Greenlae Of Granger leoansy.
"Wednesday. was taken fsora the e1nnty
jail sE KafseS5ge ~ nN0H to1sy and k4urfd
sy e5ts1ens When captured ixss nlxhs
Wssfenberws- wms saEeriag fruHs womnd
snfsiesed By the shEri5 ressSs The eitl-
zszss surrounded tbs 5asl i&xs uixas to
systa him, but decided 10 wsit fef dsy.
light The Jail wns strongly guarded AT
etfsxsGs % prevent No.tenb0rgaFss escayss.
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Won sa n reus sstaw.

asAM0kaS. Pa. April s.~-A desperate
rsize-aght ef save ronads with xkira
gl0vess sssaaensaerrs rgales, TOOK place this
lit0rnlng between sllfpexs npnahuA or
Philadelphia and Hen. Wilson trol-
ored1 os Newark. The EluEesnx waH
fiercc thr0ughcns. and beth men wefp
ilaghtfaasy battered IL the last rnnnsi
Wilson struck ponahaa beiow the belt and
flse rcseree ga9e the battle % The latter
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SAN Francisco. April 1.-The Manchester
Fire Assurance Company lost its case
against the Stockton Combined Harvest 4
Agricultural works In the circuit court this
morning The works we're insHresi in Is
the place was DESTROYED by fire an adjust
mens was made whereby defendants
agreed 60 accept s9e, 600 in settlement Of
their claim. After this agreement. how-
ever. the assurance company thought It
had Eeen swlndled, aud fled bin In
equity. ard the other II companies fol-
lowed suit, holdi1g tnaf the matter had
been settled under misrepresentation and
the end obtained by fraud. Judge sawyer
dismissed the bill, aud the Manchester
Assurance Company VIII have to pay the
Insurance
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Defending rhsIr Homes y FIN Rides

nEs M0axEs, Aprii A-AdYsces from
Webster City state that great excitement
prevails among the riTeFiafaf settlers
there. Tlsey are armed with rifles. and re-
fuse 20 be eyscted Yesterday the mar
shal and posse reirestsd after tstng fred
upon, and the afs1ce-s are ROW deIsheraffng
az TO what shgEzid be done NEXT, 2nce NO
pne e&rns 70 be ahos. II Il rumorisd that
tbs marshal viii be reinforced By troops.
either state or federal. bat nothing definite
Is known st present
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NEE YogK. April a-Ths Players club
was nesseged aish callers this morning.
Hundreds ef inquiries were made regard
Ing Edwin BeoElis health. The sctar is
resting quietly. Acting on the advice Of
his physician. he rseeiyes no callers.
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Hs=Fae. April a.-ssaae klch & Co, the
oldest Ssh merchants Is she essy, arc
sasnrlassv eratsarrzasesi Rt4Msssses ssn
ssssges ~ xas DO sud aeaafrAs sssssx sa
ess 1sG Iise Hfz6 was ragt owner ef he
ss@amar Ffxyssga Es91ssfsSse. waieks waSs
ssixs.a A. RayEs. Tse sEauhsex a. Hsytt sad
$50 esksxsszz 1f tbs Mrsvai ea~sx sTe IS
. ssA IS h4ve mssess 81 10 wstss fke Hssas d
bessess fsensse
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TAe nsasa.h eaasnabla rsslsars<as

VICTORIA. 3 c. APRIL s.-The pFavEs-
esai g.&rs &assax eas1rts Tbs bassaess as sase
sesSissa 7asss aaserxaaEs, the sessless ssEsx-
sES tsse rational Ez8sAesa Tsse AEz1sx viii
! 2 prysszEsze ss- sng9ruw akkeFwaxa ~
ssselss& A9 tie zkems41aas zevcFES-, wSfa
Fszs lfxaMs EsszsA sesss Tze rzass sszs Tssz saGg
saeAasgte tzssEs znFsag fhe s1Ssluz was
tlss tzAasss&m wesseTn CeEtraa zs NaT
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los ASaEEgs. April a--yeFonA Baldwin,
epsisin to the nosed tEsfmga. Z. J. Baldwin,
wss examined this afternoon in Judge
Shawas department. Of the sapreuae roars
on 4 charge ef EgssaElty, ard was COM
mittsi TO Maps Insane ssyaam sse wiil
fsa fsken there kOsfaprrpw.
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ehle.ge isleadler ParaanssI.

sFxt sGFFElr. xaLs April s.-Cspt- i. &
Gcrsanghres. better known as '.FsrmeE
Meclaurhrey. enc Of the celebrated cook
county hooaisrs. had hss sentence ears
nused By Gov Fsfer to-day. aud wia be
released Arrii 10, Afsssst q uaazsh fzaG9re
mis- time would hAve expired,
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WtSasy9raS, April s. TAe American
commissioners 30 The sssaoan conference
hgve enssgea passage fer EEroTse on tne
I6xshFsa. which sails from New York en
fne iarh. Meahwhlls. they are frequently
IS the t.egssFsxsasI.s af state, consulting wsfh
tn aEsiessls AMI ssudyfns tha pTosaeais os
tfss last ssna ateE~nsS
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" asHfxsTaS. April Stem. Sc.soAessl.
sSznssnzDeSEg ;he symy, Azs decided
fss rsseogn sezaa To the secretary If w,ar TIA.
III Mas8F George A. Arms. Ees rxss. b& tried by
sssarf- Easffsal 90 charges hzsea On bis rs
kksezf Ga ts~N HeaFSx
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A ragiiist.s law Hroken.

cEfeAao, April a~Tweafy prlze-agh
'spestat0s We're arrested tonIght iuss after
. min in tae southern part of the city.
The Eghteys we're local middle-weixhss.
Nna. ssaynov ami Charles Chase. Gaynrf
was Knocked cut In the second round hy 4
bios which broke his Jaw
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raas. yfzg faa csmSs3zv ahn8t Il tsse CSC
arres cs land ~ i 81 ahss<sg % Anils s rziE-
NxF frssaz TIE tsrEsInsss q s.se Esssu ssssag 4
= - AzzzaSs rnsSEAss n Saasskno ~ ssze essf-
era boundary.
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Ysnry. sse eEa.ssss & Parting. s. ss-e0zz
ssseek. ANxe sSas efsosee sessags - s4tsss
.sr sssaf1tsax Cali - aeee-
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Ttzy4xMkEye al ! y n Esssssy saEeaaa
- ~ Fsgl 30 y ism -. Asw o.
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The Dutch Klng's Life Hlicaerinn.
Tng II agrE, April 5.-4The king q HoI-
hind has had further reiarxe. HIa deexh
III rsomen taTlgy expected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
AupsesirNTs.
SAID PASHA.

y VIII ".... ..ss.s.s..s.ssssssss- VIM
s6-Employsd ia tho Prod1etion-sA
An orgsniLatlon Never Surpassed In The History
VI Comic opera.
Everything Carried Complete, from the Foot
lights 70 BACK Vail q Stage.
Declared By the HSrthsrs Prsss tns Sensation OF
tho Day.
Tickets on sale tuesday. February 18Th. hsgu-
lar prices. tolO-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
THE hill CITY.
Governor Lee and Mayor EiIyson-
Parsouai Matters.
Special telegram TO the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch-l
LrsCHBURG. Va, February "a call has
been issued by committee to the busiress-
men OF the city 10 meet Governor Lee aud
Mayor Ellyson, OF Richmond. on Monday
night next at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall to consider questions OF
importance 10 the city and State. The two
distinguished gentlemen will be cordially re.
eeived by our citizens.
General Jubal Early left last night for New
Orleans.
In tho Corporation Court to-day Aaron
Morgan lcoloreo), charged with Illegal
voting, was sentenced to pay a doe OF one
cent aud one day 10 Jail.
The land-inproVement company have
received 4 charter. elected officers aud will
new 90 into business.
The talk here Is OF getting up stock COM
p1ny for the purpose OF erecting a large
hotel. Citizens OF large capital express a
willingness 10 20 into the enterprise.
Miss Kate Lee, Of Richmand, IS visiting
Mr.. George Fleming. OF this CITY.
Rev. Melville Boyd, OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
who ia holding mission services At the Grace
Memorial Episcopal church, is drswing large
congregations nightly. Everybody is delight
cd With him.
A new weekly paper, 10 be styled The
Commonwealth, will be started here next
week by william II. Bailey snd John White
head. both OF the revenue department, this
city.
The receipts OF tobacco the past week
were heavy, ard there was some lttls i'm
provement in the quality. The market was
active for all grades and prices were satisiac-
tory. Receipts this week, $4,000 pounds;
revenue collections for the week, Sl4,jl6.
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ATTACKED ON ALI SIDES.
An Established Liar Getting No Rest

10y ttiosIoRAt " -" hAokatlb-l
Rosr0v, February g. Le CaroR's state
meuts before the Parnel Commission cons
Meeting Johu Boyle O'Reilly aud other Irish
patriots With sundry secret meetings held In
Boston and elsewhere, giVing the impression
that these Irish American citizens were
in league with dynamitsrds. have been pro-
nounced deliberate fAssnoods. Collector
John L. Fitzgerald when interviewed spid
"The evidence ia that OF a sef-acknow-
lodged scoundrsl, whose life has been lie
for the past twenty-five years. bis object
aud that Of his masters evidently IL TO at
tempt Ia connect Parnell and his associates
With the extreme wing OF the Irish National
party. The fact that many men who be-
lleVed in physical force a. the only means OF
rightlsg Irish wrongs were present at the
Irish National conventions held To Chicago,
Philadelphia, sud Boston proves netting 80
far az connecting the Irish parliamentary
party with their views. The irish Naticah
League Of America IL made uD Of lrIshmea
Of all shades OF Irish politics, from ex.
tremists who entertain views Ike kosss, 70
the NEST milk.snd-water Irishmsn. whe does
not believe in separation from EaElsnd aud
thinks Ireland scarcely Git for home rule.
lie Csron IA probably wretch 80 sordid That
he only sees the present pecuusIy assist
ance which bis treachery briggs him."
John Boyle O'Reiliy expressed himself as
follows:
1.-THE fellow may have met me, a. he SAYS,
At the Boston convention OF the National
League, but | hsve no memory OF bin.
This convention, which he represents as
secret meeting OF censpiralOrs, was an open
gathering held in Fanueil Hall. and the
members OF which-n9ny OF them dis
rngulshed Americas. from other states
were guests OF the city OF Boston At the inyl-
tation OF MAYOR Prince. lie Caron's eyi.
dsnce is a web OF lies and truth--truth all
harmless and lies deliberately Injurious to
Parnell. Every ststement the man makes
has this quality except those in which he
Wishes to deliver deadly thrust. and then,
knowing that c0rroborAtion MAS impossible.
he boldly says: This was said 10 me by
Parnell or Egsn 10 private lie Il - liar OF
phenomenal wicsedness aud foresight.
Those conventions that be mentlonsln Pbiia-
delphla and Boston were filed with men re-
spected IN their various Communities-
priests, doctors. LAWYERS merchants, &c.
The Chicsgo convention. which he repre-
sents ~ particularly desperate dynamite
assembly. was presided over by Rev. Or.
Bets. the leading kpscOpaliAn clergyman OF
~ lOui. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
PcrsouaIsaua Briefs.

The Hastings Court wa. engaged In the
trial Of civil csses yesterday.
Hon. Daniel Tngg, OF Washington county,
was At the Capitol yesterday.
Miss Elols. Cobb, Of Norfolk, f. visiting
Miss Mamie Hungeriord. 6l7 north Ninth
street.
Nrs. John A. Blick, OF Reamg. Station. Is
visiting Mrs. 81. ;. Bryant, No. 9 Cherry
street.
Mrs. Jane Rov. OF Mitchell. Ontario, (. Wis
itug Mrs. W. ". Davies, 1921 east Frank
lin street
Rev. G. l.. Morrison will preach at Seventh
Street Christian church to-day, both morning
and night.
Rev. c. II. Rylsnd, d. D.. left the city
yesterday Tor DsnylIc on business Tor Rich.
mond College.
Mrs. $. Sherwood Edmonston, n Wash.
ington. -. g.. is IN the city visiting Mrs.
Samuel Register.
Hon. Lyon G.. Tyler. president Of William
and Mary College, at Williamsburg, was in
the city yesterday.
MssLucy Robinson. who has been visiting
her cousin, Miss Maggie CreDshaw, Of Pbia-
dslphIa. has returned home.
Thc pulpit Of Grace-Street PresbvteriaA
church will be filed TO-DAY at II a. 81. and
4:20 =. II. by ltev. A. Il. Holderby.
Gospel services will be conducted in the
Police Court room this afternoon at 4:30 and
tomorrow night al O'Clock by Rev. q. +.
Williams.
Rev. Dr. Hatcher will address the monthly
meeting Of the Baptist Sund,v-school A.
ISOLATION at Vensble- street Baptist church ST
$3.50 O'Clock this afternoon.
Miss Lucille Kilby ard Mr.. Tom Brander
gave german Friday night a. the residence
OF Naior BTander, ana the young people en-
joyed themselves very much.
Mr.. md Mrs. John MabIe. OF Fairyiew,
y. j.. are again on q visit 20 the city a. the
guests OF Dir. and Mrs. G. l.. Todd, No. 501
west franklin street, with whom they VIII
Tcmsip several weeks.
The meetings which have been IN progress
ni the Piue-Stroet Baptist church for several
weeks, AID Ia which there have been r very
large number Of conversions, closed Friday
night. Rev. j. i. flutson, the evangelist,
assisted the pastor, bis brother, IN the coa-
duct Of the meetings.
ne NNINlN f'UNoi VI i iht-0iittl DHHtlNb
church will celebrate lis anniversary this az
tornoon. most Interesting programme
hes been arranged. The annual address
will be delivered by Mr.. William EllysoD,
and this Will be followed by rectations,
singing. and distribution Of prizes.
Rev. Il. d. Haymore will preach at Leigh
street Baptist church Tbs morning aud du'
ring the nights Of the week, aud al o'clock
this afternoon be VIII address a meeting for
loon snd boys only. Dir iaymOre preached
90 LARGE congregation a. this church Fri.
day night and ns discourse made very IA
yorabie impression.
william r. Henry, supreme secretary OF
tho Shield 81 Honor, visited this city last
week Tor the purpose OF ORGANIZING lodge
Of tire Shield Of Honor Through the az
sisianco Of Mr.. r. j. Drew and II. ;. Luck
a called meeting was held Friday evening,
and Tho charter lit was obtained for Virgil
MIA Lodge, No. ], 10 be instituted Wednes-
day, February %, 1850.
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Arrest or Alleged COuntsrfeiters.
lBy telegraph 70 the DlspaiGh.l

PITTSBURGH, PA, February 9.-Unted
States Detective sweeney and Deputy Mar
sbal Chambers arrived 10 the city to-day
WITH gang OF thirteen cOuuterirlters, cat
tured IN various paris Of Butler county
within the past ten days. TIE gang had
been operating extensively for long time.
and lsrge amount OF spurious coin Is be-
lieved 10 he in circulation. The detectives
alsO secured the dies and moulds used In
making the counterfeit money. An iniOrma-
ton Has lodged against the accused this AZ
ternoon, aud preliminary hearing will take
place early next week. Ia the mean time the
pri.Oners Will be placed IN ilil. Wnne tae
officers have arrested the principal members
OF The gang, there are several others yet 70
be unprecedented. II took about twenty
officers TO make the arrests, A. the rnsn were
considered desperate characters. Ths band
NssTegArdcd A. one OF the most dangerous and
most successful in the country. Thousands
Of dollars ~ bogus coin have been passed Ia
different States by the coUnterfeiters tbem-
selves, aud many weeks baye been spent in
running ihem down. The men IN custody
are James Johnston, John Dawson, Charles
add John Woods, Thomas StOughton, Robert
Montgomery, David Dunn, Curtis Fox, Al
fred Cro..man, Frank CroSsman, warren
Black, aud James Brice.
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nsozartTo-Morrrow EveninE.

The attractions for the musicale tomorrow
evcnipg are unusually novel and attractive.
4 double qu1rtttte Of young ladies' from
Stock helm, sweden, and the celebrated bu-
morlst and imiialor Mr.. Edmund 7. Pie.
Ian, bavs been engaged. The swedish ladies'
octetic il composed OF eight young ladies
possessing superb voices, selected and ST.
ranged by the late Professor August Edgren,
choirmaster Royal Opera for the King OF
sweden. aud have created the greatest en-
tbusiasm wherever they bave appeared.
Part Ii. Overture, "Caliph de liagdSd,'
CBoildrewD .. Octetie, a. summer Evening,
"A. Lindbad: y b, swedish Folk song, (ar-
ranged bv A. Sederman,) Swedish ladies'. 3.
Character limitations OF Henry i Dlxey, Il n
Irving. in song. "lt's English, You Know"
MIR. Edmund T. Pboau. 4. Contrslto SOLO.
''Per syineherde." (arrsnged 10y \. Edcren.l
Amelia ileden. 8. Octettc, "kor Wind
Polka, C.. +. Walin,) Swedish ladies'
Partll.-o. Quartette, "My Native Vale"
c.. NJ. Picil.) Misses Sundbors, Carlson,
Ssolbers. and Heden) r. soprano solo,
"Iopglng for Home" (Jose phson,l Miss
Acnes stabere. &. Octette, Swedish We'd
ding March. arranged nv 4. Sodermap.)
Swedish ladies'. Q. Alto SOLO, "New- Years
Dav," (Geiisr) Miss Elizabeth Brusc. 10.
Character Recitation, "DsrcAs Pennyroyal.
= maiden lady OF dubious age,' Mr.. Ed
mund 4. PhelsH. II. Octctte. serenade,
&" sy the Sesseore." (Kieruli) swedish ladies.
Part Iu.-12. Octette. waltz song, "a.
Iipdb,ad,) Swedish ladies'. 10. Duet "In
the Woods" (Wnngei.) Misses Staberg and
Bru,e. IL. llumorous lmpersonallons, Mr..
Edmund f. Phelan. Is. Octeite, O, Sleep
"a Peace" (Mohling0 b. " Beautiful SUI
sauna ia Babylon" (Bellman) swedish
ladies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

CHAPPELL.-Died, a. the resiisuce Of her
huabsnd, samuel j. Chappau, ~ west cay
street February p. 1882. ~ $50 A. b., Mrs. EMMA
j. CHAFPELL, IN the fortieth year OF her age.
Funeral viii take place from Clay-streel
Methodist church MONDAY At II O'Clock A. N.
Friends and scquaintances respectfully Invited
10 attend.
EyERTZ.-Dled at the Richmond Home for
Ladies', Saturday, February 9Th. Miss CAIHk-
KINg fVkRrZ, in tbs eightleth year Of her ago.
The funeral viii lake place THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON from the Homo. SIS north seventh
street. at 800 O'CLOCK. Friends arc United 10 a.
t9n1.
GOODMAN.-Died, February !, 1889, IN sayan-
nah. Ga, ia the tWsnty-eec0nd yoar 81 his age
NATHAN q. GOODMAN, sOn OF no laIe A. -.
Funeral 10 taEs place from the family resi-
deuc- No. f0I cast Franklin street. MONDAY
MORNING. at 10 O'Clock. Friends Of TIC family
respectfully inyi1sd to attend
KAUFELT.-Died. SATURDAY. February Q h. At
go O'Clock, THOMAS oAhVON, youngest cniii
VI Charles u. sad Mary T. kauielt; aged one
year ten monks and twenty four tsy-.
Funoral from tie residence Of bis parents, $40
Louisiana street TODAY February lotn), al
r. ii. Friends Of tao family Invited To- attend.
LILLI9. Died. ct the residence o. his son]n-
Law. MlcLAsl Mclaughlin, 36Js Lester street. at
! o'clock thursday, February |tn, IhOhAS
LTIIIs, a native VI County Clare, ireland aged
sixty-thrse years.
liz leaves Eifs and two children % mourn
their loss he Was a loving husband, Kind
faLher and coed citizen. Aay no rest IN peace.
Funeral SUNDAY. February ION. at T. De-,
from above residence. FRIENDS all acq4alu-
sncos invited 70 attenf.
chicago aud Baltimore papers please copy
90
PAYNTER-Died. at her residence. No all
west Floyd street. this morning ~ 23J o'clock.
Mrs SARAH v. roilct " x. 81. y. Fay Ler, N the
forty-fourth year Ok her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SMITH. Died. at Moss.ngford. Va, on the sth
DAY Of February, SARAH \. Smith. Ia her
tpenty-hrst year.
WELsH.-Dlss. February 9Th. ate P. H.. An
DKEW. Youngest child q Andrew and Marion
Wolsh sgei tSoIty-ons months
Funeral from the residence Of his parents,
No. IS W0st Clay strsst, SUNDAY AFTERNOON
a. eicleck. ~
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rsigh.Cnste widows.

on THURSDAY, February l4tb, At 81 p. b.,
in the hsll OF the Young Mems Christian
Association building, there will be held a
Reeiiug 20 bring before the pubic OF Nir-
piniA tbe cause Represented by the high
caste UmdoO woman. Bundita k1mabpi.
Bishop Randolph will make short address
and Dr. Uoce and other distinguished
clergvmen will give the ASSOCIATION their
sanction by their presence.
The RamaDs Association. with Rev. Il. +.
Hale. d. D., rs president, and Rev. Philips
Brooks, u. d., as first vice.presldeat Is 4
legally organized body. under the law OF
Massachusetts,. able 10 hold property and 10
conduct IS il chooses any effort for the edu-
cation of blgh-oaste widows In lndls. By
her own efforts Ranabai succeeded, "in The
face oi new prejudices snd misconstruc-
tons" Ia getting upa PAclhc-Cotst associa-
uon, Offered by ciergymeu OF every de-
nomination. prominent businessmen, aud
earsest women"
The OBJECT Of this meeting is 10 organize
sn Auxiliary Association in Virginia,
where the whole South can lie represented.
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Another Enterprise Added 90 Rich
mOB0's Prosperity.


The headquarters o. the Travellers Pro-
tectiye Association, Virginia Division, are
now permanently located at No. - north
Ninth street. These apartments comprise
rtadinE.room and library, room for the
officers OF the division. and hail for the
general meetings OF the association, and
good taste Is displayed IN their arrangement
and furnishing. Wben one leaves these
quarters he is convinced that the travelling
nan is not Oniy " good fellow" but man
with fiue taste and clear and well-dttined
idea OF comfort and the eternal nicess OF
things.
The enterprise hiss for rs object the estao-
hshment OF haven where the representa-
ti,es OF commerce. from other states and
nonresident buyers msy come together aud
meet the budDeSs-pen OF the city and It's
representative salcsmeu.
The success OF the enterprise is the btgh-
est demonstration Of the good sense OF It's
projectors. And will not the merchants and
manufacturers OF Richmond lend hand OF
announcement and assistance and support to
an enterprise which seeks the accomplish
ment OF 40 lAudabe an obiectY
This they could do by becoming associate
members. lending pleasure aud profit TO
themselves and their employees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
Armstrong On Beach.

Augusta, GA, February 81. +. Arm
strong has Just returned from a meeting OF
the Executive Council OF the Irish League at
CinciDnaii. Beach or Le Caron testified IN
the Parnell investigation that he (Arm-
strong) bad gone 30 Ireland In June, 1885.
Armstrong says that he went over in Janu-
aIy, 1885, as the duly authorized agent Of the
Irish National League In America, and that
he went openly to confer with Mr PHnell
TO secure a better understanding between
tbs branches Of the League in Ireland and
America. His going was published Ia full
IN the newspapers at ths time, and there was
no secrecy In his trip. He met Mr.. Parnell
and dispatched bis business. Dir. Armstrong
says when 1t ia shown that Beach IL thus ne
toriously inexaet In public matter oil this
kind an idea can be had Of toe accuracy and
reliability Of his geaeral testimony.