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ted. His studies at college were pur-
sued in the same manner "a at the fitting
school. The expense Of his course he has
met himself. chiefly by lecturing upon edu-
cational and temperance subjects in diff
ferent parts of the State. A year ago he
issued a volume of original essays and
poems. entitled THE Progressive An
nual." the sale of which added somewhat
TO his income. On one Of his lecture tours
in Northern Maine he met with an adyen-
ture which might well have proven disas-
trous, but from which, with his usual
pluck. he extricated himself safely.
Travelling alone through the woods he
accidentally turned of from the main
road 10 an unused wood road which
penetrated for miles into that Maine forest
of which il has been said: The whole
State of Massachusetts, might be set down
in the middle Of il and il would take her
people days journey 20 make their way
out through the surrounding forest"
Hatch wandered into this woods for dis
tance Of six or seven miles, but finally dis
covered his error and after much difficulty
succeeded in retracing his sstepsand getting
out into civilization again.
The professors at the college speak IN
high praise of his ability. his integrity OF
character, pluck. and steadfastneSs OF pur-
pose. During his course he won two
prizes-one for debate in his sophomore
year and one for excellence Of English
composition in his junior year. In politics
he is a Third-Party Prohibitionist and in
religion a Second Adventist. and he Is pro
nounced and outspoken in support OF ms
belief For the present he will continue
lecturing. but he hopes ultimately to be
able TO teach history in some school, task
which his remarkable memory for facts ana
dates seems TO render possible.
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Washington-Park Races.

ibl lclfKthpu 70 tho blspht'hsl
CHICAGO, July 1j.-The track to-day was
heavy.
First race-fve furlongs-Aunt Kate
won; Pullman second, Fast-Iime third.
Time, 1:034.
Second receive furlongs-Teddy Ven
ture won; Jed second, Roman third.
Time. 1907.
Third race-one mile-Alphonse won :;
ST. Nick second, Golightly third. Time,
l:49l(.
Fourth race-one miIe-Winningways
won; Chilhowie second, Mirth third.
Time, l:iS.
Fifth race-one mile and three furlongs-
Prather won; Arundel second, Tenacity
third. Time, 2:3l.
Sixth race-one and one sixteenth miles
Maori won; Lewis Clark second, Bridge
light third. Time. 1853.
Seventh race-one mile-Madolin won /;
Lulie B. second, Big Three third. Time,
Ia
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/ is the guest Of Mr.. ". R. Quarles, on Grace

is the guest of Mr.. W. r. Quarles, on Grace
street.
Mr.. William F. Ross has returned from
an extended business trip through the
South
Misses Annie and Julia Ferrandini left
the city yesterday for Baltimore on visit
to friends.
Judge Minor was at the Henrico court
house yesterday: but no cases were tried in
the County Court.
Mr. Joseph Bryan left on the $40 train
yesterday afternoon for brief business
trip to New York.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Straus has gone to Hot
Springs and Mrs. Charles Straus to Green
wood, Albemarle county.
Mr.. John A. Ryan, of the Richmond and
Dsnville railroad Office, leaves to-day on
pleasure trip 10 New York.
Mrs. Charles p. stokcs's family and the
Misses Bacon, Of Richmond. are spending
the summer at the Rawley Springs, Va.
Mr.. John p. Branch, who is now in
Duchess county. n. u, is thinking about
going to Europe in August on brief visit.
Our North Carolina friends are counting
on having Governor Lee come down to
their military encampment near Whining
ton.
8lrs. George Steger leaves the city to-
day for New York city. She will visit a
number of northern waterlng-places while
away.
Hon. Holmes Conrad and Major Robert
w. Hunter. OF Winchester, and Judge
Henley. of Pennsylvania, were at the Ex-
change Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. II. W. Moesta. accompanied by two
of his children, Miss Dora and Master
Henry Moesta, left the city yesterday for a
two months trip to Germany.
Rev. T. b. Lee, rector of the Episcopal
church at Austin, Texas. will be at Fords
HOtsl on Thursday ca route for Brandon,
where be Will visit Mr.. w. Gordon harri-
son.
Z. Beverly Slater. Esq, Of the law firm
Of Slater " Montague. left the city on yes
terdav for the University of Virginia,
where he will attend Professor Minors
summer law lectures.
Miss Maria Davis, who was thrown from
her buggy Saturday afternoon and quite
badly hurt, was reported TO be doing well
vest rday and the prospect is that she Will
soon recover entirely.
Washington Chapter, No. Q. Royal Arch
Mas ms. meets tonight for work, and the
Past Masters Association Of Richmond will
hold it's regular quarterly meeting at ST..
Adams Hall on Friday night next.
Dove Lodge. No. jl-William Walker,
master-will have q called meeting to-mor-
row night 10 confer the Master Mason de-
gree on Mr. L. l.. Courtney. assistant SUI
perintendent of the Richmond and Tide
water railroad.
v Mary NJ Drewry, after long and
pleasant visit in Galveston, at Mr.. Henry
Ros nberg's, has returned to the city, ac-
companied by Mr.. Rosenberg and her
aunt. Miss Mollie Macgill, who will remain
in the city for few days.
It was Mr. Herbe Norman, n Spaniard
and a contortionist of some note, instead
/ of colored man who first reached Miss
/ Davis when she was thrown from her rphae-
/ ton on Main street between Eighth aud
| Ninth Saturday afternoon.
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were attended by large congregations sun
day, especially at morning service. Atthe
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church after an
able sermon by the pastor, Rev. IL. IL.
Thornhill. in which he impressed upon MS
hearers the obligation resting upon them
TO preach the gospel" " end TO contribute
to having IL sent into other lands, ana
preached nj home rs well. collection W., MAS
taken up for the State Mission B0ard. Inc
pastor made q strong plea to- TINS Doaru'
and the response was apparently hDerhl.
A plan of collection was introduced by
which il was sought 10 obtain contriou-
tion from every member Of the church,
At the PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday
morning Rev. J. Cleveland Hallpreached
sermon from the text. We wrestle not
AGAINST flesh and blood. but against prin-
cipalities. against powers, against the ru-
lers Qf the darkness of this world. During
the discourse reference was made 20 tne
pains taken in both ancient and modern
times for due preparation for the contest,
end waving individual opinions as TO the
morality Of such exhibitions. the great les
son of sclf-denial andits absolute necessity
if victory was 10 be hoped for IN any sphere
of life, was earnestly insisted upon.
PERSONALS ASD BRIIFs.
DR.. d. T. Boston. Of Fluyanna, IS Visit
ing relatives in the city,.
Mrs. Mary CLAYTON and her little daugh-
ter Louise are at Miss Page Robinsons,
Culpepcr Courthouse for the summer
Mr BENJAMIN p. owen, ST., has return
ed from the seashore.
Mesers. II. +. Clagstone, of Cleveland,
O.. and Spencer lvey, Of Chesterfield, were
in the city last night.
There was a sensational rumor on tne
streets Yesterday that one c0lorcd child
had brained another with q hatchet, but
at midnight the police had been unable to
trace the report 80 any reliable source or
10 confirm it. 1t was doubtless without
foundation.
The Democrats Of Manchester district
will meet on tine night Of the 26th TO elect
delegates to the State and legislative COL
vontiOus.
Judge william l. Clopton went ont TO the
Chesterfield Courthouse yesterday 10 near
the application for a new tual III the case
Of John 4. Jones. convicted Of voluntary
manslaughter. The case viii 60 up 20 the
Supreme Court on an appeal.
Mrs. Augustine Royall, Mrs. Judge John
II. Ingram, Mrs. Benjamin P. owen, Jr'
Mrs. Joseph Walker, Aiss Maggie Naden'
Miss Bessie Gill, Miss Clara Ingram, Mss
Florence Sublett and Miss Carrie Faden
have left for Ocean View.
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Lord Fife's present 10 his bride, the
daughter Of the Prince of Wales, Is eoro-
net Of diamonds set in gold.
Mr.. and Mrs Blaine have finished their
shopping tour in Boston and gone back TO
the cooler breezes Of Bar Harbor.
The Shah of Persia is making tour Of
rural England guarded by force Of con-
stables who ride with drawn swords.
Commissioner Tanner Is never without q
cigar between his lips. Oste3 il Is half
smoked one, which he prefers not 10 re-
light.
Three boys Of Jackson, Mich. recently
saved girl from drowning. and the CRATE
fui father gave them FIVE cents, telling
them to divide 1t among them.
Major Kirkland, the novelist, slys he
never touchespen topaper uatii bis charac-
tefs do or say something worth recording.
How lonely he must be In this literary day.
John D. Nutting. - New York prospeotor'
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The extreme warmth Of the atmosphere
did not seem TO interfere at all with the at
tendance. the house being hlled. / he
singing deserves special mention. DR..
Hatcher kindly addressed the association.
His speech was heartily enjoyed, rs was
that of Judge B. 4. Hancock. Of Chester
field. DR.. Williams was requested 20 make
a brief statement of the mission work now
in progress in our city, which he did, show
ing the great and good work which is being
accomplished in that direction. The as
sOciatlon adjourned to meet again at the
Baiuhridge-StrCet church the second Sun
day in August.
METHODIST sUNDAY-sCHOOL SOCIETY.
The regular meeting of the Methodist
cuudav-SchoOl Society OF Richmond and
Manchester was held az fifth-Streot lethO-
dist church, IN Manchester Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clOck-RObort T.. Richardson,
president; G; ?. Rady and A. J.. Lumsdle.in
secretaries. The meeting WAS opened with
fine singing by the school and prayer by
Rev. T. +. Wise
Mr.. G. S. Green, superintendent of Fifth
Street school, made "a Fcry encouraging re-
port of the school. The school, he said, IS
increasing in numbers and interest, and
the prospect is good for fine school at
this point He raised the inquiry as to the
best method 90 secure prompt attendance
Miss A. G.. Ost1bind OF Laurel-Street
school; c. II. IIasker, of Union Station,
and !. X. perdue, Of Central school, re-
piled 10 the inquiry OF Mr.. Green and eX-
pressed the belief hat Sunday excursions
gnd SUNDAY dissertations of various kinds
were the causes that ledlargely 10 drawing
OFT the scholars from all the schools. They
urged that all Christians unite IN an effort
TO supprtss this groat evil. They also
urged more interest on the part of the Of
fcers and teachers. Rev. l.. NJ. Peterson
thought that moro interest on the part q
the parents of the children would accom-
plsh his result
The President then introduced the fol-
lowing exercises, which were carried ont
very faithfully and well. Opening ad-
dress, Norwood Bailey; Selhshness, Arthur
Clary; Duet. Della Lancaster and Minnie
Warwick; Recitation, Sunday School
Acrostic, by Ruby Weeks, Bessie Brad
shaw, Lizzie Spain, Ida Titmas, Josephine
Grumpy, Minnie Warwick, Susie Wool
bridge. Lille Tolor, Alice Parkinson, Daisy
Rudd. Pearl Spain. and Della Lancaster;
Recitation. Ruth Blankenship; Duet, Car
RE ROYAL and Norwood Bailey.
The meeting was then addressed by Rev.
w 0. Waggener- subject, " importance OF
Self-Control." He spoke of the tendency
of fallen humanity to indulgein anger and
become fretful and peevish, and of the
evil results unless restrained by the grace
of God. Some of the best men and women
have high tcmpers and sometimes lose
eelf-contrOl. He urged the children TO try
and keep cool under all circumstances.
Rev. +. NJ. Peterson also addressed the
meeting on Sunday-school topics.
The following is summary OF superin-
tendents' reports for June:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16

MEMPHIS, TTNN.. July i5.-for a week
past the coal feet mOOred few miles
above the city has been IN jeopardy, and
only by strenuous efforts and large out
lay of money have the owners succeeded
in keeping the boats ahOat. The ncet
consists Of seventy-hve harges containing
ESQ 900 bushels of coal. valued AZ ei7j,og).
The trouble was brought about m tho
most singular and unexpected manner.
Shrimps in countless myriads have
eaten out the oakum in the seams Of tho
boats. letting the water i'm aud rendering
the services of large nn.nber of men AZ
the pumps necessary 30 keep the boats
from sinking. The boats have been moved
into the current, which has kept the
shrimps OF. and sawdust has been rammct
into the leaks. Several days of labor viii
yet be required before the feet Is consid-
erred safe
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Baseball Yesterday.

WashiDgton
pitt.burrhs. 90 90 % >
-Washingtons IA; Pittsburghs,
2. s-Washingtons, 7; Pittsburghs,
3. Batteries-Keefe and Daily; Calvin and
Miller.
Philadelphia:
Philadelphias. .........2 OO1O1 021-7
Clevelands. 20 0 0 0 0 l 0-3
Philadelphias, If; Clevelands,
Q. ErrOrs-Philadelp 3; Clevelands,
4. Batteries-Sanders and Schriyer; Cru
Der and thinner.
New York:
New Yorks............1 0 O03 3 7
Chicagos. .............O 10000 20 o. 4
Base-hits-Ncw Yorks, 10; Chicagoes 8.
Frrors-New Yorks. 1 ChicagOes. 3. Bat
tcries-Keefe and Brown; Healy and Far
rell.
Bo.ton:
was prevented by rain.
Cincinnati:
BrOOklyus. 0 l / K s
-Cincinnatis. 10; Broohyns, II.
Errors -Cincinnats. 2; Broohyns, 2. Bat
teries-Mullane, Duryea, and keenan,; /;
Foutz and Visner.
Louisville
Columbus ...........6 00021 O0x-
Louisvilles. ..........0 600 220 - 4
Base-hits-Columbus 10; Louisyilles, 9.
Errors Columbus. 4; Louisyilles. ,. Bat
teries- Baldwin and Bligh EhTet and
Cook.
St. Louis:
BaltimOres. s............2 OX-f
Base-hits-St. Louis, 7; Baltlmores, TO-.
Frrors-St. Louis 5; Baltimores. l. Bat
teries-Stiyetts and Boyle; Foreman and
Quinn.
Kansas City:
No game-rain.
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Fatal Fight at Sunday Frolic.

WHEELING, W. Va, July l5.-At picnic
at Reas Run. Ohio river, yesterday, Jacob
Francis. wealthy farmer, was assaulted
by John and James Rowland, and Thomas
Cook. Francis's friends took part and
pitched battle ensued, knives, revolyers,
and stones being used freely. Francis was
stabbed three times in the back and terri
are fatal One of the Rowlands was shot
in the arm and Cooks skull was fractured
with club. The others of the party re-
ceiyed serious but not fatal injuries. Cook
and the Rowlands are desperate characters.
The fight grew out of family feud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
Brighton-Beach Races.

New YoRK, July 15.-First race-fve
eighths of a mile-Prince Howard won
Major Tom second. Lille Kinney third.
Time, 1.0515.
Second race-one mile-Miracle won;
Quesal second, Keynote third. Time, 1:47&l.
Third race-one mile-Battersby won ;
Bonnie S. second, Theora third. Time,
1:4S5@.
Fourth race-one and quarter miles
Dago won Red Leaf second. Maid Of Or
leans third. Time, 2:l7. Mutuals paid SI3.
Fifth race-one and one eighth miles
Miss Cody; Ten Brock second, My Own
third Time DOB
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Identified Their Man.

PrrrxBURGH, Pa, July 15.-This after
noon United-States-M Marshal Storm and
DEPUTY Thomas J. Lyon went to the coun-
ty Jail TO see if they could identify Rev. +.
Flemon as John Yeldell the alleged South
Carolina murderer. Warden Berlin got all
the colored men in the jail fixed up with
hats on, and marched them in front OF the
bars in a row, facing the officers. The Off
GERS stopped a moment, looked along the
line, and went at once up to Flemon and
took hold Of his hand. The officers expect
no trouble in securing the man when the
hdbeas-corpaIs proceedings are on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16

Judge Wexford yesterday signed the
order adiourning the City Circuit Court
for the term.
Two bills Of exceptions were filed in the
case of John McEyoy Is. the Virginia Elec-
tric-Jioht and Power Company. which was
recently decided in favor of the defend
dnnts. McEvoy, who sued for damages to
his building on south Seventh street al
legged to have been sustained by the loca-
ton of the company's electric plant on an
adjoining lot, Will now take the case to the
Supreme Court.
The following suits were instituted ::
Stern Il Co. Is. Iheo. L. Boschen, for
Slj2.9j.
jackson Brandt Cs. Parsons & Ancarrow
for ~ 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
WORK In THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Quarterly Meetings Of the Baptist and
Methodist Associations.

The quarterly meeting Of the Bap-
tist Sunday-School Association OF Rich
mond and Manchester was held Sunday
evening az the Clay-Strcet church. Presi-
dent Elle't in the chair. After the trausac-
tion Of important business thereports from
the schools were read. They were indeed
gratifying, far exceeding any in the history
Of the association for this season of the
wear. Reports show as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
Tn-nav nf WnrMicIK Park.

Having been disappointed in their pro
posed regatta to-day the Virginia Boat
Club has determined to give an excursion
to Warwick Park tonight.
There will DE tug and lOg-racing in the
afternoon. after which grand display Of
fireworks will be set off on the river side
opposite the Park, giving everybody fine
view of the sight. A ball will be given
after the fireworks. II is hoped that there
will be a large crowd, as most enjoyable
evening is promised all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
Hastings Court.

The following cases were disposed Of in
the Hastings Court yesterday
Caroline Johnson. charged with resisting
the police. jailed for fifteen days.
Fleming Johnson, charged with indecent
assault. Found guilty and given SIX xmonths
in jail.
The case of Fannie Fox, charged with
malpractice, is set for trial to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
per.nnaIs and Briefs.

James L. Anderson, ESQ.,. returned from
Old Point yesterday.
Mrs. Josephine 7. Irevilian has gone to
Albemarle TO spend the summer.
Mr. A. o. Bliss and son Harry leave to-
day on an extended northern trip.
Mr.. A. j. Rahm, who had ono of his ribs
broken last week by fall, Is improving.
Mira. John Il. Ryan, Of Birmingham, Ala,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16

Richmond Lodge. No. 1, Independent
Order of Odd-Fellows, last night presented
to L. NJ. Whitlock a fine gold-headed ebony
cane suitably inscribed.
The presentation speech was made by
George b. Davis. Committee: Q. Even
sen, Sylyanus Stokes, and Robert Hill. Jr.
Mr.. Whitlock has been the efficient war
den Of the lodge for two years.
Refreshments were served after the pre-
sentation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
AUCTION SALES rHIs DAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN a Co. SD P. NJ. large
frame -eeidence and tso-stOry trlck ho1ss.
70 DO removed. at corner second and frank
lin streets
j. THOMPSON BROWN q CO.. sP. NJ. ooe-siory
house No. sos Fourth street. between Dea-
NY street ani Lou'siaaaAvenu hdckcsts.
PRANK d. HILL q CO. 40 p. ". ife es.ete 10
house and los No. 2i6 south Pine street
J. II. VALENTINE. 10. 30 A. NJ. groceries, furni-
ture, &C.
j. II. VALENTINE. ii;9o A. NJ. pseturo-fsames,
castles. aud piano.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
colonel Parsons and the Public Debt.

Information has been received here that
the Council of Foreign Bondholders IN
London. after giving Messrs. Parsons and
Henderson a hearing, have declined TO ne
gotiate with them concerning the public
debt.
These two gentlemen are self-appointed
agents, and seem 20 meet with no en-
couragement from the parties in interest
az home or abroad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
Trintnth the sensible.

Governor Lee and his two sons went
down TO Virginia Beach on Saturday eve
ming and returned to the city yesterday.
They found at the Beach (Which IS near
Norfolk goodly number of kichmonders'
all of whom were enjoying the ocean
breezes and bathing in the surf, winch
here breaks in straight from the ocean ana
The Princess Anne Hotel is one of the
bandsomest ia the State and stands on
high ground about one hundredyards from
the Atlantic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16

ties. which has resulted very satisfactorily.
Ehe Mayor on yesterday received a letter
from Mr.. NJ. Il. Cutter, the courteous super
intcndent Of the Peninsula division. which
contained the assurance that the company
would adopt such regulations as would re-
mcdy the evil, and would also look up
another location for their stock-yard.
THIS will be good news TO the people living
IN the vicinity of the present yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16

The bids for furnishing all material and
erecting the market house at the southeast
corner Of Cary and Linden streets will be
opened 10y the CITY Engineer and sub
mitted TO the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings on Monday evening. July Goth.
Bids will be received separately for each
branch of work and also for the whole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16

What will Browns Iron Bittcrs curef II
will cure dyspepsia, indigestion. weakness
malaria. rheumatism, and all similar dis
eases. Its wonderful curative, power Is
simply because il purifes the blood, tnus ,I
beginning at the foundation. anu py aaa ouiau-
Eor the peculiar troubles TO which ladies
are M subject il Is invaluable. II is tho only
ssrensration Of iron that does not color the
faeih or cause headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
Increasing Wages.

tby toi~Bfnpao 40 Dt0Fe
CoArEsvLLk, Pa, July 15.-Worth BIO
theirs, Charles Huston Il Sons, and w. w.
Kutz a Sons, iron manufacturers, to-day
gave notice of an increase OF % per cent.
per ton to their puddlers and q. CORE
spending increase in the wages OF other
employees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


The ladies' of Trinity Methodist church
will give Lawn party on the lot corner of
1wenty-third and Marshall streets ON
TUESDAY and Wednesday nights of this
week Fireworks and other attraction.
Go and see the ladies and help good
Cluee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
OTHER cAsgs.


Citizens living on north Seventeenth
street have made frequent complaints con
cerning tho noise madeat night Dy tn9 eae-
lie confined in the cattle-yard OF .ne InYsa. sea.
wesk took the matter in hand and began
Correspondence with tho railroad authofi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
state Democratic Convention.

JAcrsoS. Miss, July 15.-The Democratic
State nominating convention, which meets
here tomorrow, will be the largest eyer
held in this State, some counties entitled
to only six votes having sent as many as
fifty DELEGATES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16
Ambulance Work.

The city ambulance was called TO Gallego
Mills Yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock to
a colored man who was taken with cramps.
tie was taken 10 his home at 206 north
Fighteenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16

Beautiful Phot0graphs-loEest prices Lss
GALLERY, Tenth and Main stsests. slfesrd fho-
lographs, 5Oc.. one dozen cabinets. tL31
Copios from Old pictures beautifully nksn,
and Al low prices. Agents wanted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16

when Baby was sick. We gave her Casiora
When she was a Child, she cried FOR Castora
When she became Miss, she clung 10 Castoia
When she had Children, she gave them CastorlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16

We must have cash. and 20 get cash Va
will scl for - per pair 200 pair of French
Calf Hand-Alado SHOES, which W. made to
order from $3.50 To- ~iO per pair Come
early and secure your choice before tuc a7-
sortment Is broken. ". r. prrn.
Shoe Manufacture
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-16

Wehaye sold swIPrs SPECIFIC Tor six years
in quantity iots aud the goods have been entire
Iy satisfactory and without complaint from .
single customer. HUTcHEBs0S ELLIOTT.
pAris ley