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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

To gle Editor Of the Dspdich:
In your columns have appeared many
from all parts of the state
IN favor of this or that candidate for the
hich Offices which will, We trust, be hlled
bv the nominees of the convention which
meets Wednesday. J believe that your
course in giving all parties a hearing has
been wise and iudicious.
So far as know Tidewoter has been
very modest IL presenting the names OF
any candidates. We have q man whom we
wish to see honorcd because he would re-
auct honor upon his State. beg leave to
suggest II. X. Pollard es the fttest man
for Attorncy-Gcneral of Virginia. Mr..
Pollards success nj the bar has proved HIM
10 be q lawyer Of fine ability. His career
as member Of the House Of Delegates has
been such as to gain him state reputa-.
.;on. Above all, Mr.. Pollard Is man Of
the strictest integrity and Of the strongest
convictions of right. He has the courage
of his convictions. As to his politics nc
is Democrat indeed in whom there Is no
g,ile TIDEwArER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
false Alarm of Fire.

An alarm Of fire was turned in about Q
o'clock last night from Box 6j, at the cor
ner OF Fifth and Duyal streets.
The department responded and found
that there was no occasion for their SER
vice, nor could it be ascertained who turned
in the alarm.
The officers of the department spent
some time in investigating the cause OF the
alarm, and concluded that IT was OCCASION
ed by the apparatus in tine box being
tapped by some heavy jar-prooabiy
wagon running against the pole upon
which the box is placed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
The Members of the Convention.

Harmony in the Democratic party iudi-
Gates success. Three thousand visitors 10
our city represent as many homes through
odt our State. Certainly large number OF
these homes can be made more musical 10y
the possession Of Piano or an Organ, and
above all other places the Music-House
next to Major Page McCarty's paper, the
Times. is the place to visit. All the mem-
bers of the frm of Manly h. Ramos Il CO.,
Ne o03 Main street. are musical. They
have the renowned knabe and other
Pianos: also few Chickering. Steinway
Weber. and Hardman Pianos at very low
prices and easy terms. Members Of the
convention. visit Manly i. Ramos ~ Co.'S
for Music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

After SINGING Jesus, Lover OF Ny Soul"
the congregation was dismissed by Rev.
". A. IaughOn.
The next meeting will be held at How
ards Grove.
BAPTIST sUNDAY-sCHooL ASSOCIATION.
The Baptist Sunday-School Association
Of Richmond and Manchester held ia
monthly meeting Sunday afternoon at the
Bainbridge-Strect church, Manchester.
The programme arranged by the Balm
bridge Sunday school was well rendered.
All of the schools were represented by
monthly reports except Fulton. Theirs
was received, howeyerin time for pubhca-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

Rev. DR.. j. c. Hiden. of New Bedford,
Mass. was present and favored the assocla-
tion with an address. Mr.. William ELY
son. the associations former president, also
spoke. The admission of the Reservoir
Mission school into the association Is an
evidence of the growing interest IN sun
do,-scbool work. The association has now
a total of sixteen hourishing schools After
the DISPOSAL Of some executive work the
meeting adjourned TO meet the second
sunday in September AT the Nest-Alain-
Street church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
BLANKETS at sa9,-equsl to regular s. goods;
BLANKETS at sL9s-same as brought 50 last

BLANKETS at ss.9t-cqusl to regular s. goods;
BLANKETS at sA9s-same as brought 50 last
yesr.
These are two elegant values in WHITE
WOOL BLANK ETS and they won't stay with US
long at these prices.
LADIES RIBBED JERSEY VESTS at s5c.-tho
regular Soc. quality;
Elegant wide STRIPED SASH RIBBON reduced
from s250 to si.5O s yard;
SWISS MUSLIN RDGINGS AND FLOUNClNGS
marked down far below first cost to close
them out;
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELs- fresh goods for The fall trade at
very low values;
Our DRESS GINGHAMs, good styles, reduced
from 10. TO 6sc.;
BELTS In oil stylos. Cotton and Leather. prices
from IOc. up PERFORATED LEATHER
BELTS-new designs;
Soc our REVERE MUSLIN HANDKERCHIEFS
at &c. worth l9Nc.;
Atsi,c a yard we will sell the regular quality
CHECK MUSLIN that soils at i2Hc.;
Good SHAWL STRAPS. Sc. and upwards:
BLACK SPANISH LACE FLoUNClNG-cut
prices TO close the stock out;
BLEACHED NOME LINEN TOWELS. ts.so per
dozen worth 50:
Extra large DAMASR BORDER BLEACHED
HUCKABACK TOWELS at $50 dozen
would be cheap at IS;
UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK, good. at S)c'
aysrd;
Good BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK at 75c a
yard;
/ FELT MANTLE LAMBREQUINS from 81 % s2:
/ FANCY NOME LINEN TABLE sCARFs. 47. 81,
and o.:
| Lovely NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. 30
/ yards long. fl.50 a pair,
| Lovely NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 80
yards long. $3.50 a pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

A tourist agent and chaperon will accom-
pauv the tourists to Niagara on Medncs-
dav the 18th and tickets will be good TO
return tor tea days and admit of stop of
at Watkins Glen in either direction. For
further information call at tlcket-oftices,
1000 Main street and Richmond, Frederlcks-
burg and Potomac station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
so,,,0o riouor on Sunday.

The following barkeepers have 1een re-
oorfed for selling liquor on SUNDAY, anu
iJnstice Crutchfield has issued summons Gus
recurring them TO appear before the folico S''
Cont 10 show cause, II any they ,,isa sssn, My
thew should not be fined Jerry inora,,, hvul no'
20 59Ss "sst franklin street. and II. b. Iolker,
iao0 iao r,ast oss, Kroad Tolker is charged with
tesping iVv % his place open two Sundays ana
L.. ~ hera one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
..,.tant district Attorney.

Mr.. c. Bristow, who has been been. aPpo'md,- Mr.
ed Assistant District At.1rhr. :, xester.
5noni1Hi M He =, viii have his headquarters here
any, no i bis term Of office, and will resign
autanS, sans, in the Legislature as the member
fuo,n h,s n' 'Middlesex and Mathews countess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Richmond business yIen.

Notice that certain individuals are So
Letting orders for Photo-Engraying, repre-
sonting that the work is 10 he executed by
ms. and orders when obtained sent 70 New
York. thereby causing delay, which IL
blamed to us No one Is authorized To act
for us but our regular employees.
TIE JoHNsoS * DowE MANrFATURING Co.,
1923 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

Trinity Lodge, No. 497, Independent Or;
der of Good Templars, viii have her annual
moonlight excursion to Dutch Gap ON
Tuesday, August Goth. Tickets ffty cents;
ladies and children twenty-five cents;
There will be music, dancing. and vocal
concert under the management OF Captain
Frank Cunningham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
OUR LOCAL POLITICS.
MEETING LAST NIGHT OF THE CITY
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
The Rc.ienation of Chairman Ryan Ten
dcred and Acccptcd--Ward super
iufeudcnf chosen. SC.

q e 4 30
'Qo'.9. la"r'in' ol ih' '.lN beu'ocral'c
COMMITTEE WAS 'e-a ''.' hiSh' IN 'Ho Olr-
gpt-t Court foo'. Wa tac absence of both
Chairman RYAN and Nice-G Chairman GUY.
et. mas. ,.... ,.,, ,,,.tior of Mr. Gibbons
hi.". N'.p'it'f 'h'i'i..'N.'
whom tne r.l WAS called "t $50 O'Clock
81. following mentors ot the committee
.....f.t .fo tl,..r.rafo, Ncscr4 smell
r.. r.,... I,.5f.,.a
.'''. ''.' 'h' JOY "l'' "''"' ''',li0' ~
C.ruun.. Lowing. nNao, iorrnoy, wood,
'fl i'.Du ...F. ta.Ds, Nih i1n. Jacpo'
s. i''a. Ni''. 'r-t' u @,i' ~ ''' '"ln' ll =
-. ~. N'. h'''. ivs in' a.No"0' VI
........ -.
t'' "'-,''N''
Nc"rrfl~ t..t.I .ti i"' i"ii'Wlnc l''t'r'
p CONS Wnc3 iit mccdN@ was cNPe-
t'if 'ND'l ,,.,
Il'hM.Nn' august ~ 1917
O. }. f. Da .er0ic Com1ntc:
Il.-.. l..H,r u.t resignation as your
Chairman. q au forced % do this on
arruu"f nf rlY pressing professional duties: /:
,f..-v. .. f,..rll remain in haruc., until
tf.. ....| ,. f.I. f.-.r and look after the work
O.. .i. coming campaign.
p. .s.r. upt.o rharmaasnIp ! wish to
.t..r.- lrr appreciation of the lovai sup
tU.t ntI.l / Igsa always had from tho
.t.e.. hid I desire especially 10
r.f.r tn lt Obligations 90 the ward super
.rf,lIort. aud 10 the trca urcr and the
.......rE So chrariullF and efficiently
have f.r-. gentlemen assisted me that my
l.r.rll.ri tDr.. instead of being Ouerou3
auI tl.lir. was something like % real
lI...rr..
Promising to lomv part as an individual
n.n..r Of fne committee IN ad OF the
D..,,.rarr. lm
N,r- rt.u.rtfally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
ror, r,,I.-A summer Tour for s1f.

Niagara FaIIs-A summer Tour for Slf.
The Niagara Falls tourists Of August nth
bv the Pennsylvania and the Richmond,
Fredericksburg. and Potomac railroads, 20
to the Falls by special fast train from
Washington. in elegant day-coaches and
parlor-cars. on special schedule. Every
thing will Dee provided for their comfort
and convenience
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
s1l 10 Nlncarn and Bacl..

The special excursion toNiagara IS grow
ing i'm favor. aud the demand for tickets
increases. It would be well 10 secure your
tickets mt once. This is rare opportunity.
Don't forget the day and date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
He Is Responsible.

HICHIDNU, Fhsf 4ANn Nv - 9110'
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
I am the party that is responsible for the
condition OF the alley between Main and
Cary extending from Shockoe creek east,
ward 10 Seventeenth street. "Tax-Payer
laws the blame 10 the Board of Health, and
very wrongly 40. MARX NELsos.
Property-Holder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
T 3 Y Y e d A V [ S

LACE CURTAINs-eyery styie and price;
CHENILLE PoRrIEREs-ali prices and coiors
TO suit:
Doubls-iold 80. quality LADIES' FLANNEL
SUirINGS reduced % 37 Nc. yard-aoout
eiga, pieces left thst must go;
Special bargains in LADIES' BERLIN GLOVES
reduced from % to iSc. a pair;
CORsETs Of every well-known make,
LADIES' GOssAMER, size -. reduced from
s250tos2;
LAr lEs' GossAMER. size 81. reduced from
S250to $50.
LADIES JERSEYS reduced from $3.50 70 sL7S,
LADIES' JERSEYS reduced from s. to tl2A
/ The above are far below regular values Tho
prices arc made @ close them ont rapidly
/ GENTLENEN'S PURE WHITE SILK ENBRoI-
DERED INITIAL HASDKERCnIEFss At 10.
apiece-lust one half value:
BLACK SILK PASslMENrERiE-new designs
! iust In
! TRUNKS AND SATCHELS In immense yarie-
ty and at prices "a low a. the lowest.
BLACK DRESS GOODS OF every description.
THE TOY DEPARTMENT
Is complete with everything for a child Of any
age. Yelocpedes, TricyCles, swinging Horses.
Wagons. Games China Cups and saucer.. Brass
Goods, Books, Dolls. and Plush Goods, Auto
grape aud Photograph Albums, Manicure ani
Toilet sets, Work, Glove. aud nanikerchief-
Boxes. Japanese Toys l>keletons-fresh oi Just
in), and lots OF pretty novelties.
WHITNEY BABY-CARRIAGES.
Those are the best our assortment Is stil
I very good. Our prices are particularly at,rac-
tive.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
We have marked down this stock 70 close them
out, so a. 10 put Ia an entirely fresh stock next
season. Those Lace-Coverod Crcam Parasol,
reduced from IS 70 $3.50 are nearly out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

DRUGSToRE, STOCK. AND FIN
~ TURxS FOR sALK-kssabitshct trade.
Town of as00 Inhabitants aud rspiily srestnz.
Nines. mills ard Dschlne-snops In riose VI
buIhiing viii double population IN ono year
only ono other arugstofs. Address DRUGGIST,
care VI r. Y. Nosi. DsYstcA onoe& klcer'onds
Va eaW>s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoris.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castorta'
When che had Children, she gave them CastoriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
SPECIAL SUNDAY SERVICES.
Dr. I.ro.l', Wclcome-Minister Ordained
.nnlnA-ecMnol NIcelings.

cDnr-crati0ns attending worship in
... f.rimDul churches on Sunday were
....rf1ualN large for Tins season OF the
r. Ihi.v.s largely due 10 the fact that
r.. number oi oar city people "a, WatcrlIlS-
n.. ... and health resorts IS Huch SMalC'
t... l.u-uAlly the case IN the month
O. ,.rl.t. Several of the city pastors are
......ro lficf seasons of recreation, ana
t.. Uulat. of these were filed by other
ministers. There were several spcclm ser.
v. Ot an interesting character, and OF
tu. trci reports are here gwen.
pa. teosI's WELCOME.
c,rr., y.a, day long to be remembered
of lpirh-Ntrtet Baptist Church.
tfft O'Clock the Rev. }. NJ. Frost, ID. d.,
.-. now pastor. preached his first sermon
. "a ler.. coueregati on. and All We're de-
E.rd vith hi-ahlc and lOrcibie presehta-
a.. e. niaht service Or Frost was well
r...5 on behalf Of the Baptist and other
t..rrla- of tine city.
f.. audience nlled every available seat
ana ali of tue standing room IN the sacred
XIV. r.. II. Pitt presided. The service
oru,d with the singing OF the D0Xoiogy,
followed by prayer, Rev. Dr. iLeGior9
MnitDld leading. Key. t4WAIu oiiai az
r.tf road "a selection of scripture ana the
.......,..r.,fi.n sang Jesus, We Look TO
'I...r Rev. #. 4. Bell welcomed the new
,....r on behalf of the church; On behalf
.. .fl.r Rlp;ist churches aud the minis
t-. nf ecitv Rev. ;. G. ClOpt0n spoke.
N..I followed the anthem " As Pants the
Eev. >. Il. Sturgis, OF lrinl'y
Methodist church, was chosen 70 sPeaA On %
I...lfof other denominations, which ne
6.r '...-r.n, Dr. Frost OF the Christian
b.. .,hirb bind all If our churches TO-
o.. ..., IA. n. X. Enyson offered Ter
- ,,,,t.fr and the duet 4" Ia Heavenly
f.... AI.,d,ngn was sung. Rev. DIR. Henry
Mcdonald made the address to the chufch
f.I DIR Hatcher 10 the incoming paSIoI'
l.. hynm lie that GQein f9I1h WIN Wv
Sc pae was sung, ana DE' iiO'' "
o. I'D the c0ugregatlon. , -, ~. &c
A.fr roeing an Hal the Power OF
. Name" the benediction was PI9-
l.areed and the congregation ulsPSSfseyi' ,.''i
pei rv DcrsOns lingering 20 meet anu W.
come ,ho new pastor.
ngy. MR. MOTLEY oRDAINEp'
81 4.go o'clock SUNDAY afternoon a
lr.. coppregatiOn assembled st fehAylo-
Street. Baptigt church. the Oco@sios' 80,
Liae the pubiic services IN cohhs.ilV@ ~,
uItl lie ofd.natiOn of Rev. X. j. Motiey'
ps..of of Howard s-GrOYe chnrch' ,
Ihe Introductory services W1Io 0Vn- ~.
dur.ed b. Roy. $. G. Ciopton' heF. ~,
Hatcher PRESIDED anu ~ a, ',,rese,,ted
H. The candidate by Rev. Dr. Whitnei1'
Jar ordsining prayer was offered by liey.
). NJ. frost. d. b. Rev. X. II. Pitt maqe lr I,
tte charge 10 the candidate, and rev. 4; 1,ic -.
Ben extended the hand OF fellowship. A." the
heneaiction Was pronounced by heV' Mf'
hofley. ..,. soa
Iheseryices were interspersed witn nno
singing aud music.
GENERAL cHuBoH MOTIFS. -
Al Yeuable~street Baptist cnufeh nv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
REAL ESTATE DEALINGS.
Deeds Recorded Yesterday in the City
and County.


The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday IN the CLERK - Oh
fee of the Chanccry Court:
George ". Dobson and wife TO Harry l.;
Denoon. % feet on west SIDE MuhIoru
street near Brook avenue, $3.50. p
f. L. GLASGOW and others to City. ol
Richmond. strip of land TO widen west
avenue from Boyd 70 Lombardy, ~;
Mary l.. HAYNES TO George ". Horton
Al feet on east side Adams near Fleasants,
improved. $500. ,,;-:;,
Masonic Temple Association OF ElrEihla
~ Charles r. Mh,tl0ck. 10 5-l2 feet on
north side MaiIr between Eighth anu
Ninth, improved, $500 80. ~,
Il. r. Kelley and wife to William L. mel
lv d feet on west side twenty
between r and ). $3.50.
w :. Pcvton and wife TO Everett Ander-
son. 25il feet on east SIDE tlith between
Baker aud Preston, improved - 20
Tucker and Haw, special cominlSslonerS'
10 Walter $. PeytOn, 258 teet on east sluo
Ffth between Baker and Preston, IN
proved. Sl,020.
HENEICO COUNTY COURT.
W Couldirr's trustee 10 William Hub
hard f5iI feet on south SIDE Centre street
Lctwcen Wiltshire and Spring, SS4.lO,
Sampel Friendly and wife to Bette NJ
Nro~dv 80 feet on north side OF Goddln
street corner Gillian, $40. c;s
III ]. Brock and wife. to Robert ,. Grli-
fin n acres on the south side OF Old Deep
Run turnpike, nine miles from Richmond
$l25.
HusTrNGs COURT or MANCHESTER.
Thomas Moore and wife to John T.
Robertson, acres adjoining Spring hih'
9IHi''S 9H a Nupuallv and wife TO w. L. Moody:
o. Il feef ON Hull street northeast corner OF
Twentieth. S742.5O. ,.;..;oDor 90
Harriet n. Sparks, 50 feet on the south SoO sue
of Bainbridge street near Fifteenth SoOV'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

"swlFT's SPECIFIC Is q great blessing 70 hui
manty.n says SIR T. l. Gordon, OF 725 Broad
street, Nashville, Tom. "for it cured me of
rheumatism Of a very bed type, with which had
been troubled for three or four years s. 5 :.
cured me after / had exhausted everything
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.
BrEcuAMs Pills act like magic ona weak
stomach
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Nr.J. r. GRINsrEtD. Sonora, KY, Gays Ny
children have sometimes had ooils and other
sicns Of blood impurities, with loss Of appetite
e,c., at which times have found swtfts Specific
a mos. successful remedy, In no instance failing
10 effect a speedy and permanent cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

Beautiful Fhotogrsphs-low prices. LEE
GALLERY, Teuth and Main streets. slxcard Fh"
iographs, jOc. one dozen cabipets, sl.5l
Copies from OLD pictures beautifully IsAen'
and a. low prices. Agents wanted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

The best regulator Of digestive organs and the
best appetizer Suown is AsGoTURA BirrERS
Try IL. but beware Of limitations. Get the genu-
Inc article, manufactured by DR.. j. G. b. siegerI
& Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

~ enjoy life you must have good health; 70
keep good health drink DIR. Henley's celery.
Boci. and Iron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
Special OHerinSS.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR


Just opened 80 dozen LADIES FINE MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR from one Of tho b,s; aud most
celebratei manufacturers IA the country Tho
workmanship In this lias Of Cndor"ear Is some
thing superior 10 that which 4 usually seen IA
low-prlcs goods. and tho Camorc aud Asslin
used In their manufacture 10 Of tho best male
rial and most popular brands.
Tasie and good judgment bavo assisted us Ia
our selections. and ~ pride ourselves 90 Del
a Ole 20 show you tho ulOst cOmp.ete, varied, snd
bc.t llno Of MUSLIN and tANbhlC lSphh-
WEAR a. the lowest prices that have ever oeea
ssen Ia Richmond.
Your attention. please. TO the following artt
cles and prices - .....,
COVERS az Y. - ., 81 %. a. -, IL and 'ti'
LADIES MUSLIN cHgMIsE al %, ~. a. "a. "a
LADIES' 3 MUSLIN DRAW ais al ., 80. 80. 81, ~.
LADIES MUSLIN Skirts at 81. - s.H.s -.
9gc. 500. az, and q. . apiece
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS a. AZ. ", u. ~, -.
g1c.. 81 ", ti.i9, and sl.iS apiece.
LACE CURTAINS.
Our stock Of LACE CURTAINS We nnd an-
usually large. and IN order 70 reduce ne surplus
stock on hand. beginning
MONDAY.
We will give a FINE CHEhR1 fNLe win
BRASS TRIMMINGS COMPLETE fhhk WIN
every pair Of CURTAINS 81 s. and upwards q
wicdOw.
Amnngst onr stock will be found some very
choice patsrnA ana as every oae is mHket
in plain ngurcs you can b assured Of very 10"
prices .,.,.,..,, s,,prs
Our line o. OUTING SHIFTS Is very much re-
du.ed. but In order 10 seii every Que NO osh ss
haze marked what remains al tasi eioains-oos
prices. -.
boYS OUTING SHIRTS nov al IS 81 and So (;
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS reduced frVn 81. tlsA
and g. nov 75c.. 81. ana fl.co;
NEW FALL PRINTS At s.. ayards
All SUMMER GOODS for less han cost
Held & TIiALhiMER.
An iaTukTh coo BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

in. VALENTINE, mating. Dsdssssds, stoves
tables. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
THE PRESS.

The newspapers of the country will be
well represented here. The Washington
Post has on the ground the business mana
gcr Beriah wilkins. Esq, City-Editor
Harry West. and two assistants; The Balu-
more SIM. the New York Imes, and other
enterprising journals also have staG corre--
spoudents in the city, and they were all
lusllinc last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
III srArr COMMITTEE.
1nsr rHr cRrnrNTriLs.

Mr.. Milton White. chairman Of the
Washington county delegation, left bis Va
lise containing the credentials Of his en-;
tire delegation IN q car at Lynchburs, and
there is some doubt as to whether he VIII
recover the piece Of baggage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13
The Democratic State Convention will

Among the prominent politicians that
were here last night and were seen IN the
lobby of the Exchange Hotel were Il. III.
Cardwell, of Hanover, Speakerof the House
of Delegates; William l. Alexander, of
Frederick; Samuel +. Coleman, OF Cum
berland; 4. Moore, Jr., Of Clarke; Camm
Patteson. Of Buckingham; William f:
Green, of Charlotte j. +. Mcllwalne, OF
Petersburg; J. Taylor Ellyson and Colonel
Tazewell Ellett, of Richmond; Judge
Iech r. Watts. of Portsmouth; 4. NJ:
Bowman, Of Smyth; DIR. Carter Berkley, OF
Augusta; Il. S. Thomas, of Greene; A. III.
Martin, of Lee; II. T.. Chandler, OF Caro-
line; W. T. Atkins, Of Meeklenburg; Ro-
bert Catlett, Of Charlotte I; W. p. Dupuy,
OF Prince Edward; Z. A. Krise. Of Lynch
burg; DIR. William A. Thom, OF North
ampton, and n. s. Turnbul, of brunswick:
Captain Ham Sheppard. of Narrenton;
James HAY, of Madison; Judge W.. s.
Gooch and Senator Bibb, of Louisa; Cap
tain j. NJ. Binford, of Portsmouth: David
s. pierce and James McGavoek. of Wythe;
Daniel Trigg, OF Washington; Captain
lanes l.. White, Milton White, q. v. Lich-
feld. and Judge Frank Hutton, of Abing-
don. Captain Alexander Payne, OF fau-
ouier; Judge w. 4. Rhea, of Goodson
1ndge George w. Richardson, OF Marion ;
Captain Heath, Of Montgomery Judge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-13

HefIland, Of Bland; Major Samuel 7; 1 Crit
fin anil raptain ". W. Berry, Of Bedford; :;
Dr. Thomas NJ. Dunn, OF Abemarie.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-02
Bullion Missing.

Among the express matter sent out on
the Milford stage Last Wednesday WAS
two bars of silver bullion, weighing
about 70 pounds consigned by j.
Eriseumauu to Well. Fargo 4 Co.'s
Bank, Sun Francisco. On returning
to town Thursday morning the driver,
James Higgins. reported that in going
out Que of tue bars was lost between
here aud Panacn. As the bar had then
been missing nearly "a hours on n road
over which trnffio was frequent, little
hope was entertained of again tiuding
the precious parcel. A trip to Punaca
and inquiry there ia,le to directly dis
close anything. Tue driver stated that
lie first missed the bullion ut Paraca
which is only IL miles distant, but that
he hardly thought It necessary to turn
back, ard thou III he tried he could get
no one to drive the mail for him. The
bar il probably not far from town now,
aud ought to be recovered. Silver bull
lion is II difficult thing to dispose OF
safely and the holders in the present in
stnnce will do we'll to surrender it to the
proper owners md rec-ive any reward
which may be offered for its recovery.
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