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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
3As>~>Iu 3%A4~A WMn
TO THE PUBLIC,

CAUTON-Aeged formula of the articles known Recam
published morning They
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the public warned against swnder discharged
themselves connected with the Recame
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TORY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

Second ave. One>hundred- and thirty fourthst. and
Seventh ave- One-hundred- and fftbst and Ninth ave.
one-hundrcd and irstst and Ninth,ayo, and one.
hundred and elevcnth-st and Madison-avo The
strike IN Rockwelfs bakery sti continues: as doef
that In tie shops of the National Nicke-n- theSlot
Weighing Machine Company, In Church-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
ON MACHINERY.
fr0rur,P cC4NDAI, NOT FF4RFD.

The report yesterday Of another approaching Aque-
duct scandal does not seem to be we'll founded.
About 1000 foet OF poor work was discovered by the
engineers and inspectors but orders for It's being re
rlaced or made safe have been issued and It Is
pected BE- in proper shape that the section which
the poor work in Will be ready for acceptance at the
next meeting of THE Aqueduct Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
A VICTORY FOR THE GIANTS.
INDIANAPOLIS AGAIN DEFEATED.

CHE VISITING TEAM SOMEWHAT CRIPPLED, But
THEY HIT THE BALL HARD AND OFTEN.
indianapolis, July 2.-To-day's game developed no
notable features The visitors won by opportunc
punching Of hits. Rsie pitched three innings for the
home club and was relieved In the fourth by Burdck
The fielding of the local team good, but tho
visitors exceiled them at the bal. The was as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

DEATHS FROM VIOLENCE DURING YEAR.
President wilson. of the Health Board, yesterday
sent 10 the Board of Electrical Control an Official
statement of deaths from violence in this city, exc
siye of suicides and murders. during 1898. The
daatbs ara classified thus:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
Indianapolis.

@Siss.tCSR Msss Gore Home rups.GSnnor
Stolen bases-Bassett Hines, Tlernan. D0ubh pIsty
ccnnor First base on balls-Ruse 4 WEIGH 2. Hit by
nitched ball-Daily. Struck Sut-Ruse ., Burdick l,
Welch 4 Passed bals-Myers /. Umpre-Fessenden'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

INSURANCE ON THE WINTER BALL FACTORY.
The insurance on the property of the Winter
Ball Manufacturing Company, at Grove and Thr-
tenth sts., Jersey City, which was burned on June
is AZ follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

Nicholsons Liquid Bread is pure malt ex-
Of delightful taste and flavor Sold by all erocers
and druggists. Should be in every family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

"YoU ARE THE DEAREST MAN on EARTH
embarrassing Of mother when she first
photograph OF her lovely baby taken at RocAwood
Gallery n Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
GAMES POSTPONED BY RAIN.

STANDING OF THE CLUES IN THE RACES FOX
THE REMNANTS.
The rain yesterday caused the postponement OF the
Jersey Ciy-wikesbarre game al Oakland Park jersey
City, as we'll as other local scheduled games. The
same teams will play to-day.
In the League games yesterday the New-forK Pltts-
burg Cleveland and Chicago teams were the winners.
1rlo iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

SopAI
sun n,ss l2s SITS 7Sl Moon sets ilo2 Ms0n'sass
WAFER
N-saudy Hook 1898 Gov. Island ll0S Hell gaze W
1-Sandy Hook lO47 Gov. Island lls6 Hell GAIA oos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

mdse passengers Cors Arrived Of the Bar 10
pm
with mdse TO order vessel TO Funch Edys Co. q
the Bar at IL am
Steamer Newport Lima Aspinwan June u.s. with mdse and
passengers Pacific Mail SIS Co at the Bar al N
CLEANED
Steamer Galla Or, Murphy Liverpool via Queenstown
seaUer Adratc (Br Cameron Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer City Of Berlin tBr. Lewis Liverpool via oues.s
town. Peter Wright a Sons.
Steamer Orsino OBJ Evans Sharpness spence
Young
Steamer Ixa (Br). Churnsde. Hull-John seager.
steamer critic tBrl Davies. Lein-simpsoh' spence =
Young
steamer Casteron (Br) Holbecs sliso-Funch Edye Ca
Steamer Lain tGer Hellmers Bremen VIA sou'hAmps'n-
NoOrdland Belg, Nickels Antwerp-Peter Wright
steamer Asryria (Br, spal Mediterranean pOrts-Hsn
steamer Yemassee Mckee Charleston and Jacksonville
steamer Guyaniotte Kelly Norfolk and Newport Nsws-
Steamer Ricamo1d Jenney. West Point va-old Domiasa
ss Go. -
sim Alameda Chairman, Portland. Ore--snttou a Co.
BARK Clan Macleod tBrl whitney. Dunedin. MR. w Cam
BARK Annie Levi. (r) Lewis AyresJohn Norto.
BARK BrememerhAsen teer. Bar enbers. Perth Amboy-
Brig Easier star Hammond. ST Pierre. Msrtinqus-H
Trow bridge's sons ..u-x
Morand Mansanil Ia Marlborough, Baracna; TonswArdA
Darien; uysndote Newport News FrostbuIg BALTIMORE;
Richmond. Norfolk.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
MovLE July 2-Arrved steamer Ethiopia (Brl Wilson.
' MassURe July arrived Steamer assrt ISsr Hssmps
from Nsv.SoIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

The Staten Island Athletic and Metropolitan teams
will cross bats at West New-Brfghton to-day. The
Staten Island Athletic Club and the RfvertOns play
two games at Staten Island tomorrow.
The jersey City and Newark Trans will as usual
pass the holiday by playing games together. The
rivals play al Newark in the morning and at Jersey
City in the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

MRS wINsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teethng'
foens gums reduces Inflammation. alays all PAIN cure
wind colo and diarrhea 25 cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
Announcements.

DO you ask for a test OF SozoDoNT's power,
Just talk TO lady for half an hour
II her breath Is sweet II her teeth are white.
II her gums are clean. II her gums Are bright
IL her mouth is pure and her teeth are clean,
She uses the SozoDoNT. then, we ween.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
HENRY A. DANIELS, n. d
To MOTHERS.


Diseases Of the Nervous system Geno Urinary Organs
Impotence and steriy. Hours . TO IL. 6toS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED

By PEcK's PAT. INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS whis-
rers Successful when all remedies fail Illustrated
book proofs Cali write F. Hscox s53 way, NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

DR. LYoN's PERFECT ToOTH POWDER
Keeps the teeth and white and purifes the breath
An elegant toilet luxury Sold everywhere % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
:. rru cr-SnnM HorsE SUPERINTENDENT.

The deaths from suffocaion include two from the
caving IN of subway trenches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

In the Atlantic AsSOciatlon the NOlcester ttaln
won the only game played. The record is as ap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

The Columbus team won the only American AS
socfation game played yesterday, leaving the score
ne follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
rnnunnnn pcnnIe Rnrn.d

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispaichl
san FRNusco, June 1&-The steamer
City % PekIn arrived yesterday from Hong
Kong Via l0kolOma.
The SusnghA Courier Of May 10th con.
tsinS news watch the latter received from
tie correspondent at Chung King u the cf-
feet tnat luchow. = city Of some importance
tn PIPER Paugiaze, was reported as being
n-uriy destroyed by fire g month previous.
seven cut OF eight yates Of the city are SAID
TO bsve been destroyed, and The loss q HE
iu burned and lramped TO death is estimated
at ten thousand.
commenting on this the shanghai Courier
saws. g. M nase this startling news is true It
isa remarkable fact that 10 has not reached
shanghai before now. ~ II Is Just one month
since the ire was reported to have occurred.
Stul Tbs il not conclusive proof That the
great disaster has not happened, as month
e not too long time for letter 10 reach
Chung Ming. We met q gentleman in
shanghai to-day who was in lchang less than
q month ago aud BE- informed us that the
Mandarin VAS fellOw~pssseuger with him
as FAR az IIankOW and be told him about the
tire, mentioning that three fJurths OF the
peoule Of Luchow bad been destroyed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14

Tie dsy nvcd upon FOR tAe meeting OF tho
S,ste Executive Commttee-thc 18th OF this
month render. il reasonably certain thst the
Democratic state convention cannot be held
before the middle % August The advocates
q az carly convention as well a. the scvo-
cate. Of = lste convention will no doubt cor
daily scrcc 20 tins arrangement.
The state Executive Committee will meet
o. che Iah Instant. There VIII then remain
ouIg oac MONDAY in this nonth-tbe fourth
suc this will f4,l upon the 2i,h. ooly lev
Ga,s sitter toe committee will Lave Fixed the
dsv for tse meeting Of tho convention.
Of course II would ba possible 10 have al
The delegates appointed 10 July, beginning
Win TIE FIRST Monday; but 1t is not al all
probable hat such concert Of action Will OBJ
tan. on the contrary 'ue Democrats % al-
ro,tal The counties seem 10 be under the
impression hat The first meeting held TO sp'
point delegates should be held en- some
other county" After reading The proceed
ipfs Of tie meetings which have been held ~
shout dozen coUote-. onr good friends
begin 70 ponder ne matter, and At tho end OF
few weeks they csll = county meeting OF else
provide for meetings 30 he several magt'ie-
rial districts. by The way. Chesterfield
county. for ouc, hss decided 70 have her Del
cga'cs 10 zee state Convention elected m TIE
1nsgisterial districts. These district meei-
ings ere "nesraf 70 the people" 90 10 spesk
lri that method ot selecting delegates does
not Always accomplish the best results.
However. nobody could well ohiectto a mode
Of appointing delegates which thus calls
upou TIE people 81 their homes 10 perform
this Guty.
II Tho state Convention be held on or shout
The 18th u August there will he simple time
l-'f for the buodrods OF speakers Who Will
- pressed into service 10 arouse tho voters
and mske the camps 20 not Betwoeu eleven
snd twelve weeks Will surely suffice TO see
cure to our stumPars swsuy hearings 90 the
most zts..u. auI laxative - them viii de-
size % haye. TIE people ofNirg.uia sre uu-
doubleday ioDt = listening 20 good speeches.
Let them say VIVA, tbey msy. they never fail
o turu oui % bear any orator from whom
they expect even 'pa.,a.l- speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
POPIIAn'S GUN.
Furtber Details Of tho Cuipeper
County Shooting

Especial telegram D. the Dispatrl.l
CrIPErEE, Va, June l3.-fhe preliminary
examination OF Captain Popham for shoot.
ing Calvin was held Al Slate Mills. Rappa-
hammock county, Yesterday. Captain Pop
ham, as principal, and his three brothers aud
MSlory, as accessories. were sent on 10 the
grand jury for indictment. There Is the
most intense eXcitemeutiu the neighborhOod
over The occurrence. As all parties have MANY
friends. Zoe night after the shooting
large number Of men remained az a guard
near POpham's residence. The wounded
man is regarded as being very seriously
hunt
The origin Of the difficulty wss scandal
circulated BY "a coloIed youth rejecting upon
the character OF Captain POphAm's daughs
ters This negro afterwards went 20 Luray.
The POphsms learned Of the tale being told
and found that Il came from this negro. lie
MAS followed and brought back. On exami-
nation be admitted be tod the tale, but said
10 was false, aud then sald Calvin bad bired
him 20 tel u around. OF this investigation
Captain POpbam knew nothing, as be wss
confined 10 bis bed and his family did not
wish HIM 10 know 10, but learning oft Monday
he swOre he would shoot CALVIN on sight. That
evening be rose. took his dOuble.DatTeled
gun, and started TO The road Ia 'front.' oishis
house, where he SAW calvin, who bad Just left
his store aud was going towards the church,
where lawn.party was being held. Pop
ham asked him 10 halt, and Calvin throwing
his hand 10 bis hip-pocket, said: "YOu
hiatt and don't shoot Popham leVellsd
bis gun and tired at BIN. Being too weak
to hold bis gun up, IL Tell little, and the
load entered Calvin's two legs, rs re-
ported, breaking one and wounding
the other. CALVIN fell badly wounded, aud
WAS taken to his mothers. Popbam's brothers
were witnesses Of the shooting. Coaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
Through their oli'euess aud meris ne above
named arm has boon anl are he most pros
porous retailers ~
B00Tl SHOES, And SLIPPERS

South. Through or great Lali-va'uo closing
up salo daily bArghn-soekors rush 70 our es-
tablishmen. orr sign BIAS besnpat up, and "a
our store ia already o. ront va are compelled o
close in less than thirty days.
Only a few Days since We announced - the
public that our complete stock of SHOES and
SLIPPERS must De soil BIO thirty days ~ half
their value 10 close business ana wo cam cone
gratula,e ourselves taat u sp..e Of having om-
ployed oieht attentive -alesuen tho rush was so
great wo were unable 20 attend 20 all 0ur friends,
AMI ~ kindly invite those who have oeeu turned
AWAY tocali again uiattou1 this grea' sale, AMI
We assure them tha, every ouewil bee given al
attention possible. Is w3 have engaged Bew
forcc q attentive statesmen. OurstoeA Of SHOES
and SLIPPERS is complete in styles, l4sf, nod
what beats oil, i- that ihoy must he cold boz loss
than thirty days at half Mo.r value. Jaiortu-
natoly We have NOT room enough r5oisplay our
n1e sIogs and SLIPPERS ;oalYantaee bot ws
havo got them, 90 o.ruppar rooo- and o1rccller
are al loaded with such.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
nyppolyse's victory Confirmed,

by telegraph 10 ms lspafh.
NEW York, june l3-The steamer Alene,
from Kingston, JsmaicR, june G,h, arrived
tli, morning and brings intelligence sub
Stimulating the London cable reports OF
Hypuolyie's victory aud Legltime's deiest.
CbIei-Omcer Williams, Of the Alene, sand
that leeIume had sought the protection OF
The American Consul at Port ga Prince.
Hyppolytl's officers had entered Port an
Prince aud taken possession Of the town.
The victorious warrior, however, Williams
said, was not popular with the people gem
orally, aud could probably never IA Presi-
dent " the lack Republic by the vote o.
The inhabitants. A nSu named Msrrau0u,
Lcgitme's Minister OF Foreign Affairs, or
an ex-presldent OF The republic, whose name
Williams could not recall, would doubtless
appear a. tia next candidate for the pre,i.
dcucy Of H4yti.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
Anairs nt Hay1iNot Dangerous.

10y ltitathIA 10 mo Dlsp@Au.l
WASHINGTON, June l;.-AIl applications
n the Stale Department for information le-
gardinl The cablogram received yesterday
from Haytl sic met with pOint-biank re-
us3l. officials even declining 10 mske q
NEGATIVE statement that there was nothing
alarming in ihe news. Secretary Tracy,
however. vas willing 10 say tina, the dis.
patch did not reveal the existence OF = dan
rerous >tste % affairs NJ llSyti, hut another
officer Who had seen the cabirgram limited
that II told 81 renewed lighting between
factions on The island. Commodore Ram.
sAv, OF the New y OTk nayY-yard, mad long
private interview with the Secretary OF the
Navs this morning. Secretary Tracy hsS an
order for tGc kearsaTge 90 proceed At once 10
Havt. Nse viii carry hesr-Admiral Che
ra.di. IL was the original intention 10 send
the Boston ~ this mission. As she could
msAc the trip IN about half the time that
will De taken by the kearsaree, but The latter
hss been substituted because the Boston Is
technically known a. "feyer ship, and IT
would be hazardous to again expose her to
The vsNOV.feycF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
smcet GIrl Gradnniesin snFolk.


Especial telegram To no Dl'PANh'l
SUFFOLK. Va, june l3.-The closing eV-
crciscs Of Suffolk Female Institute, which
had been IN progress since sunday Night
were concluded last night by q grand con-
cert. Yesterday WAS class dav, The iolloW-
ing Young ladies composing the graduntins
class: Misses NJ. lnrz Broadwaicr and Nell
Inc T.. Byrd, Of AccomRch county, Va; Mss
Ella B. Dennis. a. North Carolina, 81
Rculah Halsiead. OF Norfolk county; Miss
Ruth Perry. Of Alahoma; Misses Virginia
y. Campbell and lletuc q. hsueU, OF sui
folk.
Ex-Governor William l.. Cameron was 70
have delivered the annual address before the
Adelphian Literary Society ot The Suio. K
Military Academy Tonight. lie passed
through here 0u the evening train Tor Peief'-
burg. but declined TO stop, saying be under
stood that tomorrow nigat vas TIE time ior
hls sddIcSs.
Miss Z1uze *. Withers, n niece OF exc
Senator f.. T.. Wuhers, was one Of tho -r1du-
a'cs of Nansemond seminary, OF Suffolk, on
Tuesday. 4 reception was given inai might
al her mothers residence IN honor % toe
event.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
sTaU NTON.


Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE 10, 1889.
A heavy fall Of rain yesterday. continuing
TIN nearly dark, was not favorable for fun
company At the grand concert which came
Of at tho Opera-House last night for the
benefit Of the 1ohnstown sufferers. However,
the attendance was very good.
Mr.. ID. +. ogden, formerly OF West Nir.
ginis. but for some years the popular and
efficient agent Of the Shenandoah alley
railroad at stuart's Draft, one OF the largest
stations on that line I'm Augusta county, ana
Miss B. y. HOuser, daughter OF Mr.. W. y.
Beuser. Of Greenyille, we're msrrled yester'
day afternoon. The marriage took place IN
the Methodist Episcopal church, South.
Rev. j. w. Wolfe was tho officiating minis
ter. A large company were present. Mr.
and Mrs. Ogden viii spend few DAYS at
Tbs Grottoes, and then 30 further down The
Valley.
The continued rains delay clover hay
making. That work would now be Roirg
on vigorously il the weather was favorable
for II. CAAi'N'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
ME-. Brice.

or Mr.. BRcg, the new chairman OF the
York Herald SAYS:
"Tbe representatives. ~ the party which
IL 10 wrest the Government from the hands
Of the 'all-sufYclent and inefficient Repub'
licans In 1892 have unanimously concluded
that Mr.. BUce ~ the political Napoleon OF
tho future Their judgment is perhaps
based on their hopes rather than on past eX'
pcrience."
We do not 40 understand the mstter. The
term Of the present National Committee Will
expire on the meeting OF the next Demo-
cratic National Convention. and new CON-
mitiee will then be chosen, and this new
committee will select a new chSIrman-hr.
BRCE possibly.
But the World IL sadly displessed. ltsays !:
The Atlanta Constitution Is red'hot
Protection organ and II admires Samuel ).
Randall but iis editor announces thst he Is
for Grover Cleveland. the Tarn ReioTmer,
for President IN 1892. And CALVIN stewart
Brlce, who msnseed the Democratic cam
paign OF lSSS. wss particular 10 announce
In the midst Of the contest that II was
bnnder on the part OF President Cleveland
20 force the isrd issue upon tho country.
The friends OF the ProtcctiOnlsts and tho
TsriGlies seem 10 be getting together under
one blanket"
Our ueighbor, the State, says that Mr..
BBlcg is part owner OF New York daily.
We do not see what good reason The
National Committee could have Given for
not elcctiug Mr.. BEIGE to be It's head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
PETEKsaIRG.
COred by "A Cow-A Lady Fatally In
iured-IEiGh Grsduatss.

lCOIro- lOndou'0 - me richmond Dlspf' Nj
PKrfrErgG. Va, June l3. 1859.
MIS-. julia y. Crowdec, aged litY-four
yesr-. residing on west High street, was ST.
tackled by one N her cows, which she a.
tempted 20 milk. this morning, and Was 20
severely injured that 10 il thought she cannot
recover. She was endeayOriHg, as :, her
daily custom, 10 drive toe COW 90 The usual
place under a shed 10 milk her, when The an
nal turned upon the lady, attacking her
with such force As almost 10 dlsemboNol her.
Her injurie. are OF such character as almost
~ preclude the hope Of recovery.
The closing exercises Ia tue public schools
take place to-6at auJ tomorrow. The liual
examination. have been 40 progress fog the
pzsl ten days. There are eleven graduate,
IN the High school this year, 10 each 0f
"a bonn tomorrow VIII be presented q haud-
some gold medal Their names are a. i0l-
lows Matters Hubbard N. Fcut, Cameron
McRae. Edgar b. calvert, and Branch
b. Morgan; ana Misses D1lie L..
Dugan, Jessie 5. Boiling, Katie l..
Nichols, Maude Harrison, Annie -
Wsrsbam, Ethel H. Baugh, and Kate I.
Bird. il may be here stated that tho STAN
dard FOR graduation in the public High
school is very high, and great distinction
attaches 10 the graduate. A. an instance OF
thus II mar hc mentioned lHal -ndNtcI tuu-
bard NJ. Feil5, one Of the aboye-nsmed
graduates. recently stood second ~ the eX.
animation al Annapolis, Nd. ~ large class
Of candidates Tor admission TO the Naval
Academy
In reference 10 the matter Of the probs-
binty ot any compromre between the two
Republican factions iG this state, It may be
ssid on the authority Of one of the most
prominent -Naboueite. iu this seci0
that should General Mahone be- recognized
bv President Harrison as the Republican
power IN This state not single member OF
Tue opposing faction would accept an Office
AT the hand, 81 the Administration. They
clam to bc cOntendiug for principe aud not
Tor patronage, and with this end IN view
thew intend 10 mako themselves felt.
There was q very heavy rail- Of rain
throughout THIS section last night, lasting
for i've or SIX hours. R0BN ApAlR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
Nem Eonk.

German for Americans. 4 Practical Guide
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schools. Containing Pronunciation ;
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Phr~e0lOgy alphabetically Trr1nged ;
List u words similar I'm sound; Noeabu.
hrv with nouns classified according 10
Gender; German and Engiisn Proverbs,
Rules 10 determine the Gender 81 Nouns,
ETC., etc. is Dr. JACOB MAYER. Phlla-
deiubia: !. k0nLsE. 1859. Price in
cloth a., IN paper $50 cents.
For sale by the publisher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14

II is announced that the Moutenegrln
army Will be recognized aud put In readi-
ness for service At the shortest notice. Tue
Bontenegriu army does not amount 10 much
in itself, but when We remember the Czsr's
recent declaration that the Prince OF Monte
negro was Russia's only sincere friend. and
consider the excited state Of feeling ia BOs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14
Two Men Lynched.

n! ItI'kIHIH ~ 10 UI'IHV'LI
CoEoptN, ND, June l3.-Charies DiVen
sud Charles Tcnuyson were lyuched al ,
O'Clock this morning. They were taken
from ihe gall here by mob Of 200 men and
removed 10 a bridge west OF the town. where
an effort 10 make them confess failed, and
they were strung up. The men attempted
20 rob the residence Of James LeMay, near
here. Fridsy night last LeMay resisted
aud was shot, but not fatally wounded. 4
young woman, niece OF LcMAy, was also
serionsLY injured hl The huIlel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-14

mia and Herzegovina, snd the hold Russia
hiss on RoumsuIs, and apparently upon
seryIa, the announcement is significant
Montenegro. small ~ she f., il ambitious to
become the head Of great sIav confodera-
ton. and It plays into the hands Of Russia TO
stimulate that ambition.