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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
"Engiand and Her Rivals"
fCopyriehted. 1889, by the New York Associated
tN~f" prssg

BEurN, June 29.-Count Kalnoky speech
a,-,,reseino confidence in the Intentions OF
~ Scryian regency has tended TO allay the
liam which Emperor Francs Joseph
e,,e.cb nro1uced. The cordial references
- borb TO Bulgaria are regarded as an
answer 10 the Cars boast TO the frlnce Oh
Montenegro The notes eXchahScd pc-
tween Austria, Germany, Italy, ana thS-
land on the question OF recognizing Wy
Ferdinand show that while mere Is no no, "
GIRO 20 press matters no objection VIII De
offcrcd Turkeys decision depends upon
tbat of other Powers, but apart from Nus1
sac onnosition recognition of Ferdinand
can hardly become p tdu 0ce0np" While
prince BisInartk shows SO little interest III
Bulgaria's fate. A., rorc.h Of
asserting that even should war result iI','il
fhe Russian occupation OF bulgaria any d
demand for the evacuation o. f P,1i III
s,sfrie Germany would not not feel caiIeu
mon 10 assist Austria in the struggle a.
t3c convention relative 20 the Occupation
Of Bosnia and Herzegovina was induo
without Germany's consent. ,r...t..,,s
Tho Cologne Gazette, referring 10 luIAcY
roioction OF Rnssia's Overtures Tor a con-
vention TO insure Turkish neutraiily III
the case of war, dwells on the eApeo-enIJ
of Turkey leaving the. triple Alliance "hlen,
IL saws is a further cHech On 'H~
aggressive schemes -. .ho, p,s
Nest Prussian papers report thao nus
alan froops along the German frontier are
BEING strongly reinforced.
T'he National Zaii1sg in an article headed
" England and Her Rivals" ably reflects
the feeling here on the failure OF the Egyp--
t,an conversion scheme. Ii argues that
since Russia is pushing her frontier ever
sastward In Central Asia the security OF
the Snez canal mas become most important
for England which is less inclined than ever
10 eyaeuste Egypt or share the dominion
there with any other Power. There al the
materials are ready for France. the Rus
sian coalition against England forcing her
"a be an informal member OF the central
European Peace League.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
Emperor William will arrive az Mel AZ
o'clock Monday morning and viii witness
Inc regatta. Atop. NJ. lie will sail on the
royal Yacht Hohenzollern for Norway. Ae,
coyding 10 the present programme he VIII
return To Friedrichskrop on July the ga
and viii sail for England on July SOtl, re-
snyn;ng on August the sth. IL is semi
osfeially denied that he intends to spend
.eek in Italy en- route 10 Athens.
IL Is reported that the Emperor persists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30

IN his refusal to approve any ono Of the
FIVE candidates for the Bishopric of Mum
ster presented by the Chapter, notwith-
standing the fact that thcv were carefully
chosen with the view of their acccptability
TO the Government. The difficulty threat
ems a removal of kulturkempt. The Gov
crnmcnt has further expressed dissatis-
faction at the mkcwarinncss Of the Arch
bishop OF Posen in combating Polish sei-
htion. The Catholic journals are making
an ardent campaign IN behalf IF an anti
slavery Congress al Lucerney. They gay
that they want the German delegates 10
show clearly that the auti-slnvcry move
ment nowhere awakous greater sympathy
than In the Fathcrlnnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
Hastings EOnrt-,JuIy Term.

The July term Of the Hastings Court will
begin tomorrow.
Ihe following have been summoned TO
serve on the grand jury: Messrs. Charles
7. Stokes, A. b. Clarke, V. A. Fayior. Da-
Xid Wilson, Gus. Millhiser, William H..
Fierce, Meyer Heller. William b. Lyons
lcoioredD. ]. C. Brockenbroueh. Frederick
Brauer, Thomas w. Tignor, John n. Park
eT, Charles J. Fox, Sr., c. T. Loehr. John
NJ. Higgins, II. J.. Pelouze, John &. An
drews, .Norvell RylaDd, c. II. Kaufelt,
James Allen (colored). I. A. Lacy. John A..
Dudley. John W. Donley, and Lewis
Booker.
The Sergeant yesterday bad not finished
serving the sunmonses upon the persons
drawn for the petit Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
Omcers. of Da,nnn Indre-

With the semi-annual elections held Fri
day night the list of officers of Damon
Lodge, No. Z, Knights of Pythias. is com
plete n follows: Past Chancellor. J. N.
Armstrong; Chancellor Commander, ".
II. Miles; Vice. Chancellor, A. S. Goode !:
Prelate, W. Dlckie; Keeper of Records and
Seal, Il. A. Hughes Master Of Finance. b.
c; Lewis; Master of Exchequer, Joseph T..
Allen; haster-lt-ArIns. Ii. G.. Smith Inside
Guard. Joseph W. East; Outside Guard.
Charles Atkinson. Past-Chancellor T. T.
Hardiwicke was elected on the Board Of
Trustees to ill the unexpired term of Past
Chancellor Il. J. Mays, deceased.
This lodge has a large membership and
meets at COrcoran Hall every Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30

~ .i.f popular. fashionable pastor
e Gave has 2 good time all round.
wa -is drives IN Tie park. his teas.
-o- parties, and rural pleasures IN
a.1 DDS manifold amusements IN
"'-ysf mouths, including even an
pa COX az the opera he illustrates
- TIE eYOiutlOD that has taken
-..t Nc pulpit and is surroundings.
& '.le doctrines must be eScheWed
"'-s WIZ fame and favor, and ma
4)s meuts, provided they are even
- liOper, must be tolerated and
80 .ea lie must be able 10 criticize
t.it novel and the new play. and 10
al ~. ~ .,"lngiy about the feminine trick
--hs On china. as well as 10 take
t.,.',-'... ltniis lie - no longer Ye pore
h. e.3i toun" but part Of society
~ aug according as he treats society
F'' Inn Or prescribe him.
os., TIM SEy. HOWARD ciosBx
{ -,'.. ourtn-hvenue Presbyterian church,
koif.,'-'t fashionable preacher who has
Adm Aeiy within the $40, 800 mark. Ia
tusei.,n y ms clerical income be has afoT-
t4e,'s ,,' -l' from his father. His con
tbdf-yYln Is Que II the most substantial
Rev N, enable ia the city. Another is the
q tbe 80 FOfce Deems, Of the Church
Isti,. ,ii'aln gers, who, while possessed Of
baek 1yiAiy, can unquestionabiy look
s,uso;' ~ the time when he touched the
oi Tic king" Of millionaires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
No Strike in the Iron-Iills Over Wages.
O3y telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l

PrrrsBURGH. June 29.-It can be safely
said that there will be no strike in the IRON
mills over the wage question this year.
The officials OF the Amalgamated Associa-
tion of Iron and Stcel-Norkers were mott
fed to-day that sixteen firms had signed
the scale and number Of others have sig
nihed their intention of signing as soon as
the necessary repairs Of their plants have
been made, and within a month, II Is
thought all the union mills in the country
will be in operation under tie new scales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
The Miners Strike.

ALTOONA. PA. June 29-Tho indications
to-day are that the strike among bemoun-
tain miners will be far-reaching III its
effects. These employed at Galitzin, Lil-
Tvs, Sonman. and Bcns Creek are now r.
ported out. with the single exception Of
the miners in the employ Of W. H. Piper d
Co. at Sonman. About 1000 men are
affected, and it is probable that those en-
ployed by the Cresson and COalpOrt Coal
and Coke Company will also 90 out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
Police Court Statisflcs.

During the past month the Police Justice
DISPOSED of $50 criminal cases and tried 7S4
charges of ordinance violations. On criml-
nal charges 81 persons were sent on 10 the
Hastings Court for Indictment by the
grand Jury, IS were convicted Of INSIDE
meanor, and 10 were sent to jail in default
of surety for their good behavior. Fines
collected-City, S525.75; State, Sl4; costs
S13760
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
CITY Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday judgment was
awarded the plaintiff in the case of George
p. Stacy's executrix rs. j. l.. Slaughter for
S76.70. c-,
The case of the trustees of Mt. Calvary
Baptist church against Decatur AXtell, re-
ceiyer of the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad. was continued until the next term
of the court on motion Of counsel Tor the
dpfeucp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
Receiver Anpoinied.

Upon bill filed in the Chancery Court
Of this city by Sol. J.. Bloomberg, Esq,
counsel for creditors, Judge Htzhugh yes
terday granted an injunction against q.
Kern. who had executed homestead deed
and appointed Mr. William Flegenheiiner
as receiver 10 take into his Possession a
sufficient amount Of the goods claimed in
the homestead deed 10 satisfy the claims Of
the plaintiffs, with interest and costs.
The object Of the suit Is to set aside the
deed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
4 Dining-Car Burned.

TTF
NIryraPoL1s. MINI. June PA JnpnaPs
Jamestown N. D. special says: Dining
car No. 2 on the Northern Pacific. east
bound, WAS burned about 4 A. VI, to-day
train was split in two by the fire and de-
laved several hours. Loss. $4,000. The
dining-car conductor claims to have lost
$500 in the ire. The cause Of tho fire IS
-. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
tbs tOucn IL deatn.
TIE SCHEME.
N was one OF the most g,
in an emergency the velv
m iron hand. The first
5tle Gould securely bon
10 a cab and hurry hiI
uded spot in New JersI
lily the plan was change
.as chartered and held III
ttery 70 take him to sea, v
, kept until Uncle Dan
NTH had broken the co
:. Without the aid of
sales. matched orders
Gus pocus designed t.
further in the soul o.
40 corner SO to speak,
had q lee TO star
ID have washed" The
or 3 per cent. AT q
weakened ut the n
ew. perhaps fearing bodil
E he WAY thrown down
,eloyer. who claimed that
He'd him. and he weak.
he was suspected Of
ion returns. ana his

As 10 Robinson. his adventures, esca-
pades. and speculations would MI a Y0lume'
he was a typical New York boy, VINO III
herited two million dollars from his father'
one of William II. Nanderbilt's employer.
when The old Commodore sent BIZ
down 10 Wall street 70 learn finance. 3
Ina 1877 he fOated Sj0OOO,0OO worm OF
Lake shore bonds. He was director at
one time IN the New York Central and inc
lave shore road. and IN his best days was
worth four or FIVE million dollars re
faiiol in 1878. short Of the coal stocks.
Subsequently, he went TO Treasure Cliy,
New. with oliver s. Dawson, ana , ba9e
a good deal Of money cut Of the baiay
Sonro and Sweet Water" mines. ne
named fLe mine Badly Sour after t1 i'
leader of a band that came TO ssrSnaSa e
him on one occasion on an island III tno
81 lawrence river. He got the ehtlLe
band intoxicated, and, going home eae
musicians got into aght, upset theI row. TON
boat AID SUNK ashore through the wecus
and mud as best they could; hoplnso .,
wrote poem in honor OF hfldy S oIi
and his adventures and had II pnohSlsyi"a
here. He had quite literary turn. ~
once gave $4,000 for an ola edi'ion -
ShakeDeare,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
A TLANTIC COAST LINE

SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
PEfrON hANDOLPli. Ocaocai Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30

WASHINGTON, y. c., June 29.--The De-
partment Of State has been informed Of
the cancellation 10y Portugal of the con-
cession granted Delasua by the railroad
company, but has no information of serious
trouble having ARISEN in consequence of
the action of the Portugal Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
Fined for Ball-Playins on Sunday.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

CfNorNNAr1, June ga. 4. Stern, presi-
dent of the Cincinnati Baseball Clu0, was
fined 500 and costs to-day for permitting
game Of baseball last SUNDAY. ID was
uroed that there was no disorder, hut tbe
JUDGE held that it was done for money,
and was therefore a violation Of the iaw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30

II appears from the Yearbook Of the
Church of England that in 1875 the num-
Der OF persons confirmed in England was
under $4,000. while for 1888 the CORE
sponding total was over All, o00--an in
crease in thirteen years OF nearly IS per
cent, which is almost four times as great
IS the growth Of the population.
Right Rev. John j. Ksane, rector OF the
new Roman Catholic University at Wash
ington, is travelling to the variols semina-
ries OF the United States in quest Of candi-
dates for honors in the institution. He has
ONLY been out three weeks and has already
secured over two thirds of the number that
can be accommodated at present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30

CLEVELAND. June ga special from
Youngstown, o., says that ia possibly
one exception the iron-mills there will all
shut down Monday to make repairs while
waiting 10 sign the amalgamated scale. 1t
is believed that all will sign eventually.
however.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30

the West Virginia campaign. RcGntering
the service IN August, 1862, he was made
first lieutoDant in the Seventeen In
diana, commanded by Colonel Benja-
min Harrison. now President. lie
served three wears in the Army of
tho Cumberland. rising 10 the rank of
colonel of tie Fourteenth United States
colored infantry and brevet brigadier-een-
eral of United States volunteers. After the
war he graduated from Rochester Theo-
logical Seminary, and since then has been
engaged 'celcational work-during the
last I'VE years rs principal OF the Rhode
Island state Normal School at Providence.
For several years he has been correspond
ing secretary of the Providence branch of
the Indian Rights Association. General
Morgan has been a close student Of the In
dian problem. and was surprised by an APP
poiutment for which he IS believed 10 be
emineutly adapted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
More Railroad 5Icn Out.

10y IVIVFIaFH % INC OI-I'-'V-II'
BALTIMoRF, June 29.-One hundred more
employees in the hiacksmith-shops az Mt.
Glare. the principal shops of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, were discharged to-day.
II is now believed that the entire force of
2. 1850 men Will Toe dismissed aud the shops
closed by the close of the summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
Company c.
The Cove

The Guard of the Commonwealth WI
spend the 4th of July at BosscooSl' on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
Mis- l1inniccrOde Wins u Medal.

WASHINGTON, June 29-bliss Marietta
Minnigcrodc. Of Alexandria, Va, was
awarded a gold medal today for the best
drawing at the Corcoran Art School under
tine instruction Of Professor Andrews
There were competitors from various parts
of the country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
VORK-RIYER LINE ms WIS
Il POtNE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

Tho farorlte rOufstO Baltimore Tao steAnsry
on This line are models ~ beauty. clog zpce, aud
comfort Leave Richmond f3.sI - a. aud N.ij
z. NJ; arrive a. baltimore $50 A. ". lrtss
Baltimore daily except sunday as o. ~. az
rive at Richmond $40 a. n. ani fil A. N
Fare Richmond TO Baltimore. iirsg-class. s.
second-ciass. fl.5l
The TOrk.RV Limo affords superior alvan-
tages n businessmen in enabling them % iravs
Richmond near the Gloss 81 tue days trans
actious aud arrive at Baltimore early ReKl morn.
Ing after having enjoyed delightful n.ghVs
rest, FREQ from the duss aud noise OF railway
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMOpAllON
Leave Richmond Twenty lind
Street depot. .fli:D A. 4
Arrive Richmond (lNenly-tbud-
Street dop0D ....-......-s.- ........ io.9 &. II.
DAILY. tDaily except sunday
Depot ard ticket-ollice Foot Virginia str9e-
Uptown once Corner Tenth and Main 'sireetA
JAN L. TAILOR.
General Passenger Agoas
J. :. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond, Va
SOL HAAS TRAFFIC Manager.
PRflON RANDOLPH. Oenocai Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30

y. = =
DIChMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
H. AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-echedals
commencing JUNE -. iS39-esstera standard
time:
S.Sa A. NJ. leaves Byrd-sueet station daily
Stops only st Ashland. junction. MI
ford. and frsdericksburg. sleeper
10 Washington snd New York
Il:07 A. NJ leaves Byri-street station dale. ex-
cept sunday. PsEior car " Washing
ton.
6s25 p. NJ Leaves B,rtStrect station daily
sleeper 70 New York.
650A. NJ. arrives AZ Byrd Street station daily.
sleeper from Nes York.
s.ss r. NJ srrises q, Byri-sreel station daily;
stops ~ Fredsrrcksburs. Milford
JUNCTION. ard Ashland Sleeper froa
Washington and New rork.
1910 r. NJ arrives al Byrd-SSroet station daily,
excep< sunday Parlor cAr iron
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAIss
pAILy xxcErr susDAra
as A. " leaves 1sbA Arrives a. Ashland ct
7:S3 A. n.
40 p. N snommoaation leaves Byri-stre~s
station; arrives - AshlAad AS Y, NJ
eoi r. NJ leaves EioA; arrives ~ Ashland a
esA n arrives KsoA Leaves Ashland ssscs
A, N.
es5 A. \, srsmmcdation arrives at Rrya.
susessiaiion; leaves AsalAad a. ~
An
SO ?. NJ sfs.yes a. mia; lesvss Ashland a.
q. 4. rxsioa, General rlssas Xssal
Nts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
An Adjustment Looked For.
lBy telegraph to tho Dtspatcn.l

ITI|kIHI'II '" EIV 17'7F77FF|1IsT
ISpIASAPoIIs, June 29-The strike Of the
black eoal-miners at Brazil continues,
though there are indications Of an adjust
meut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30

NJ Assien, young Russian oilcer q
dragons. has Just performed an eA.tsoiu 20
mary feat--he has ridden from fniia a.. ~
paris la thirty-tbree days, by way OF n,sn'
Cracow. Bohemia, Darmstadt, LuAs s.n,s
and Rheims. This throws ot hs yi aoass a.
tho kind into the shade, ana sls s.e 20
~. 49, r,anch metropolis in cab--a matter
~, W ,.rso.s days-will be rather disappointed
v,ben he arrives In Paris 70 find that ne nas
s Mnsn torestailed by the bold drasoon :"
Mailing from the Steppss CT Muscosy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
The Progressfves win.

4 very exciting game Of ball between
the Progressives, downtown nine, and
the Virginia Brfghts was PLAYED in
Boschen's Park yesterday afternoon, re-
sulting in a score OF seven TO six in favor
of the former. The feature OF the game
was double play by Watkins, right
fielder, assisted by Walker, first baseman.
The following is the score by innings:
123a5o7sa
Progressives. ......... r....0O20 O202 -
firg Eia.....................S o 2 20 %
Pitcher for the Progressives, L. ID.
Chalkley, Virginia Brights, Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
Tho OIvsterious Power

Mrs. Abbott, who closed her engagement
at the Mozart Academy of Music last night,
will give an exhibition of her MYSTERIOUS
power at COrc0ran Hall next wednesday
uiOhf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
lNpIaN AFFAIRS.
Thoras J. Morgan, of Rhode Island, the
New Commissioner.

General Thomas ]. Morgan, the new
Commissioner o. Indian Affairs, was born
ct Franklin, Ind, Aggns., 1879. He left
Franklin Colleg. during his senior year to
enter the army as private in the ocvrn-
tietn Ii.diaL. ar1 se:yed three months Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
OLD DOMINION STEAM Ska
~ SUP COMPANY. LA.l&A
EoR NEW YOPi

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ats 2. u.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and sArC friday az 7.
NJ, arriving IN Rlehmoad MONDAY and FRI
DAY MokNlNGS
Passenger accom- nodstions unsurpssse1
Cabin fare ~ New York rid JAsne.~riser
route OinclGding meals and berth}..... q . %
Round-uip tcsets limited 10 lhiriy days
after dsto OF tssuS. - %
stcerase Win stsaca.............-. 600
steerago, without subsistence. ....,........ bW
Cabin fare via Chesapeake aud Ohio ran
Nag.- ~ ~
Cabin fare esa kiehmord aud Petersburg
railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.s..-ss.. wv
Tickets can be obtained at A. W. GRToor'ss lVoo
Man street; Chesapeake aud Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg dspoes sni 81 compsays
Offices, 1901 Main street. add whSr;, kocketts-
Freight forwarded and through Bills OF aiding
Issued for points beyond Nov YORK.
Freight received daily uaVi hol> OK sailiae
Passengers leaving Richmond gu MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS. aad
SATURDAYS BY tho Chesapeake aoi Onto rel-
way tt7a Newport Se~<l ~ e,a) A. a. and p. y.
and by Richmond aud Pete,<s-trs railroad tsAsae
dxys a. $40 A. ", will u~2e coan.ciiou ~
NORFOLK with steamer leaving tasse daya
GEORGE W. ALLkN n CO., Agents.
No. i.oi Mcin stxsos anf
sr.s Ctsnpauvs~nsst. kscxe:iA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30

The Governor went up to Fredericks-
burg Yesterday on a short visit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
7 ErTER FROM A CLERGYMAN.
GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT or CURES
BY THE CUTiCUkA REMEDIES.
4 MINIsTRR AND Bls LITTLE BOY CURED
OF OBsptN SKIN DISEASES Bi TIE
CUTICCKA tMEplE--PkAlSES
TEEN EVERY WHERE, IN THE Pull
PIT HOME. AND ~ TIE

PIT. HOME. AND ~ TIE
STREET.
For about thirteen years have been troubled
with eczema or sJm~ OtDer cutane0us disease
which al! ron. cdies failed 10 cure. Hearing OF
the CUlICURA REMEDIES resolved 10 give them
trial AMI purchase one bottle Ot ttTlcCRA hB-
SOLVENT, oae box Of CUTiC.RA, and One cake Of
CUTICCKt SOAR. followed the directors care
fully, and Il affords me much pleasure 10 LAY
that before using two BOXES Of tho CJriCuRA.
four ca les Oi CUTtCCRA SOAP, ald ono rOtuo of
CUrICVaA kgsOLyrNT. 4 was entirely cured
In addition to my own case. my baby boy. then
about Ave mouths Old. wa suffering rom wna-
| supposed 20 De tho same disease niue %
such an extent that his head was coated over
With solid ecan from which there was a con
slant foW OF pas which was sickening 10 look
upon besides two large tunOr-llke kernels ON
the back OF his head. Thanks 10 you and your
wonderful CUTicUsA RFHgDIBs. his scalp is por.
fcclly well, ana TIE kernels have been scattered
so that there ls only little place by his lett
car aud that l. healing nicely. Instead OF
costing Of scabs he has = Emo coat Of hair. much
better than that which VAS destroyed by tho
disease. I would that she whole world OF suffer-
erS from skin and DiOOd Diseases knew the value
Of your CUTfcURA REMEDIES as 90.
The CUTiCURA SOAR and COTlCURA REGOLYESr
are each worth ten times tho price 80 which iGey
are sold. | have never used any other toilet
soap la my house since bought the first cake Of
your CUTIcURA SOAs. / would DO innuman as
and recommend your CUIIcURA REMEDIES 70
every sufferer who cnme ia my reach. have
spoken Of IL and shall continue 20 speak or u
from the palpit the homes. and Ia the streets.
Praying that you may live long, AMI 40 others
the same amount Of good you have done me and
my child, remain, yours GRACEFULLY.
(kev.) c. NJ. MANNING,
40 AeuoFtn. ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-30
OFPIcROF CITY COLLgcrOR.l
RICHMOND. VA, june !, 1883.
NOTICE TO IAN-PAYEHS.

y
lam now ready b resolve CITY TAXES FOR
THE YEAR l-sg. II no whole or one tAlt Il not
paid by the 3O1 II INSTANT D per cent. will os
added, and ID remaining unpaid until skPlEN-
BhK lsr tho Collector Is required % collect tho
same A5 the law directs
Alimales twentv-oge years Of age, ani all per-
sons .malc or feuale) whC OWn personal property
are assessed, and vi I please call and settle.
PAVING. PIPE, aud SEWkR-CONNECTlON
BILLS are 10 he paid IN the same manner as
taxes aDi at the Same nme.
COPY from ordinance. chapter u, section7:
III All taGos with Witch any person or any as
tat0 81 doccden. r. assessed ie not paid before
the ist day Of ~sptsmbor the Collector shall dis
train. except where emo haf thereof has been
raid under the ttirl section, or except the same
be Suspended by order Of the Committee on
Finance. who shall report Ihe reason therefor %
the npxt,mecuGg of tie CITY Council"
ONCE open from A. ~ 10 8 T.. ".
~ CUNNINGHAM,
70 lin Collector OF city Taxes.