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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-10
MORE ENGLISH BLOWERS.

A Dozen Foreign Glass Workers Said to
Have Arrived This Week.
It was reported yesterday in labor circles
that three patches of foreign glass workers
had arrived in this country, all destined for
Jeanette. The last was composed of IL En-
glishmen. who arrived on Sunday night. The
first batch contained 26, the second Is, and the
last IL. making in all 49, Half Of these are
blowers and half gatherers.
Nothing has yet been said about the last
dozen that arrived, and nothing definite could
be learned yesterday The works at Jeanette
will be started some time next week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-10

you win probably like the better quality best.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-10

SMOKE the best La Perls del Fumar
Clear Havana Key West Cigars, 8 for 25c.
G. W. SCHMIDT, 90 and 81 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-10
lust Opeued.

New beaded and silk wraps. jerseys and
shawls, at H. j. Lynch's, 438 and 40 Mar
ket street. WFSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-10

BEEcHAM's Pills cure sick headache.
PEARS Soap, the purest and best ever made.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-10

AMALGAM filings, Soc.
DRs. MCCLAREN & WAUGAMAN,
Cor. Smithfeld and Fourth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-10
Labor Notes.

The IS PAYERS employed on the Central Trac.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-10

| PENN AVENUE STORES
Summer goods in demand all over the store.
Especiallyso In Dress Goods Room, where the
Challis and Mohsirs are running race, about
equal thus far-other thin dress stuns, Hghtess
Woolens in colors and in black-Mousselines
plain and plaid and bordered styles.
The Cream White Dress stufis complete
stock Of themsslves-some at 40 cents yard.
| quite varisty.at so cents, and more ssN.
Fancy Striped Flannels-cotton and wool
mixed ones, fancy stripes and pIaids-this the
weather for them. To make buying sasywe
start these Scotch FlanneIs at IS cents . Yard
you win probably like the better quality best.
The fast blackadea has taken deep root as =
good idea, and It Is. especially for articles for
summer wear, two articles especially-the fast.
Black Hosiery and the fast Black satnes-,
hundreds Of pieces of our celebrated Henrietta
satines have been. sold in this wash goods de.
partment The white figure fast blacks are the
finest goods of the kind; also new make Of
American Satines at 25 cents a yard that are
beauties and cannot be distinguished in finish
from the best French goods
Summer novelties in Parasols-Medium and
extreme styles in handles, plain and fancy
silks; also lace and net covers, the new Coses- =
ing Parasols, London styles, are our own
porsatiOn; which means they are yours at
prices.
Mems fancy Flannel Shirts, White Flannel
Shirts. English Cheviot Shirts, Woven Jersey
Shirts. Headquarters here for Shirts and
Underwear for summer wear.
Black Surah Silks, 10 inches wide, at 45c, 500,
CSC; 2and 26 inches wide at 75c. These represent
the best Black Surahs that are made at these
prices, either on this or the other side of the
ocean.
Not an everyday afair-ths An-srk Black
Grenadines at 75c and 81 yard.
ladies' busters, in striped Surah Silks,
Mohairs and Lusters, in the suit Room, for
riding and travelling wear.
Wash suits-Ginghams, Satines, Lawns also
Wrappers. in these materials and the more
dressy Challis Tea GOwns-all in the Suit De.
partment.
A good time TO buy Jackets in this Cloak
Rooms 90 Jacksts at s. 90; SO 90 Jackets at
8 90. Not an old style in the lot.
In Black Jackets prices run from % 90 70
Is 90
Children's Fast Black Ribbed Cotton Stock
ngs Is cents pair. A notice is SUFFICIENT;
ater on they will be hard to get. Lowest prices
or good Stockings the rude all the way through
his big hosiery departments
India Silks at 45c, if you want them; but tho
Finch Indias at s. cents are better value twice
yer, both as to wear and appearance. 81 y
Fon't buy better goods IN many places ithan
hese India Silks Of ours at IS cents.
Jl5. HlRNE K El. s
PENN AVENUE STORES.
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WISH

GOLD filings from 81 up.
DRS. MCCLAREN & WAUGAMAN,
Cor. Smithfeld and Fourth avenue.
WISH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
Stanley-AQain.

There now seems 10 be no question that
STANLEY and his party are within striking
distance Of the east coast Of Africa. and
as the time approaches when they are ex-
pcctcd to emerge from the Dark Cont
nent speculation as to tho tale that viii be
unfolded increases. Since SrANLEY left
the Aruwimi in 1887 his movements have
been a mystery. According to reports he
was killed several times. BY well-known
African explorers he was identified with
the White Pasha Of the Bahr-Gazelle re-
gion, and one Of the best authorities on
African travel not long ago almost con-
WINGED the world that STANLRr had made q
circuit Of over four thousand miles.
and would next be heard from at
the mouth 81 the Niger, after
having traversed the Central Soudan and
settled the Lake Tshad and Shary pro-
blems and the question Of the connection
of the lake with the Niger The latest
news from him is that he was al Mpwapwa
on November 10th and that he and EMS
had repeatedly fought and repulscd the
Mahdists forces and had captured the NAH
disis' banner. When We make a calcula-
ton "a TO tho point at which STANLEY Is
likely TO reach the East Coast and consider
the last negsthat has been heard regarding
the internal troubles in the Soudan-tho
troubles between the followers of tho Kha-
liza ABDuLLA, the successor to the Mahdi,
and the Sunussi, curiosity rs regards the
movements of the explorer Is high
" stimulated. Which Mahdist leader
did he fight is one question that
naturally arises, while at the same time it
would appear that he has been fur enough
north to Justify the opinion Of those who
associated him or some Of his party with
the White Pa,ha. At any rate, If he has
made the fighting record and the conQucsts
reported, that fact taken in connection
with the Italian move upon Abyssinia and
the work of the German East Africa and
English East Africa companies would seem
to settle it that the opening up OF the
equatorial provinces will take place in the
/ very near future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

H. w. secretary Of tho Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

The Democrats Of Montana haven't sur
rendered yet TO the Republican thieves
who are trying 20 steal the Legislature and
two United States senator's from that State.
I'm the State Senate the two parties are
equally divided. and our telegram In an
other column says that tine Democrat may
refuse for ninety days TO allow the Senate
10 bo organized, and so keep the Republi-
cans from stealing two United Statcs scna-
tors. as the session OF tEe Legislature Will
then expire bylimitation. Butwill not the
Licuteuaut-Goyonorha have the right TO vote
and make up a quorum without the Demo
cratic senators? No. The Constitution of
Montana provides that q quorum of the
Senate shall consist of a majority Of the
"mnjrs" elected. The Licutenant-Cov-
eruor is not a member of the Senate. If
ONE Democratic senator falters this plan
VIII fail. We hope for the bcs'. 1t was a
great outrage that was committed in Mon
taua a few weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
4 Good Word Well spoken.

To he Edt0r Of ne Dlspafch:
Your New York correspondent Of No
vember 9Th in the Sunday Dtspa'ct says of
Miss Caldwell, "She has failed to get into
New York society, but has gone abroad
and bought her way &c. Fifty years or
more ago. when but few OF the fathers Of
the now reigning bellies of New York had
been heard Of one of their family was pre-
sented at the Court Of st. James while
John Randolph was Minister there, and
said by ham to be the most elegant Amerl-
can woman he had ever seen abroad. That
lady was sought and won by q son Of Mar
shall Murat / beg for the sake of her ele-
giant aud accomplished father, Shakespeare
Caldwell. who lived for years in your
city, that Won will shield them from
further comment, and oblige onewho holds
them dear. A NBGINIA COUSIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
NOW COMPLETE ~
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
on FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.

GLtending Through from 49th 10 50h 81.
This popular house, recently greatly en-
larged by the addition Of an absolutely
fire-proOf building. with splendid
suites, consisting Of parlor, large, airy,
double and single bedrooms, with bath
aud dressing rooms attached, has been
thoroughly renovated and ntted up In
tho most luxurious manner; the yent-
lation, heating, and plumbing are Of the
latest aud most approved style tue pub
lie rooms are unequalled for elegance,
comfort, aud convenience, The ladies'
drawing-room being In the Louis Seize
style, tho grand dining room In the Early
knglish. The genilemen's reading and
smoking-rooms arc supplied with every
requisite and tho billiard-room with cafe
attached, IS complete In every way.
Telephone and telegraph Offices on the
premises, all lighted by tho Edison cleo
tric light. Tho location Is unsurpassed,
having magnificent outlook from u
frontage OF three hundred and tpsnty-sight
net on the avenue aud streets IL is near
the Grand Central Depot accessible TO
the Opera House, all places OF amuse-
ment, eS well as the leading shops; by
the elevated roads, Madison aud sixth
Avenue caro-; omnibuses pass the door
every few minutes. This hotol Ia con-
Quoted on the European plan; the res
tsursn; OF unsurpassed excellence. tho
charges are reasonable.
wETHgRBgE 6 FULLER.
no s1w.F&su,fr. f2t ProprietorA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
L GATHRIGHT5 son. Ga
H. Nos T.. "a, AsD Is O0ysRAoR sTRESE 10
RAsLROAD LINER.

DICHMOND, FREDERIChSBUBG
n, AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. schedule
commonclne NOFLMBEt l.. l,33-eastoru
STANDARD dine.
~ A. NJ leaves ByrI-sfrsst station daily
stops only ~ Ashland. bo'lNell, NIL
fogy. aud Frtderirssburg. hroos"a and
Ni1owa,er Sleeper - Washington
Rnt New York.
200 P. n. lenYas Byrd-sTeei station daily. *
cont sunday.
emp. Il. leaves Byri-.treel station daily
7.l T. VI. Irgvss Byri street eta ou daily.
Stops only a. B1thWnl. Milford. Qua
Fredericksburg. sleeper Richmond
g. New York.
s.s0A. II. srriyes a. Byri stree, station daily
Sleeper from NeR York.
Q33 i. u arrives - Byr1-sfraei station iaiY
etgps - FrsderessblrF Ford
BDfngeu and Ashland. sleeper ffom
Washington and Aew Ors.
SOS p. NJ arfye- iyr.-etleei station lsly.
Si0ps only no fredericksburg, Mi--
f1ri. and Ashland.
g:i5 z. ". arrives a. Byr1-Slreet r-Hloh uailN
except sun lay
ASHLAND TRAINs
pAuY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
e.sA. NJ. leaves ElbA Arrives 80 Ashlani 81
733 a. n.
1.oa p ". accommodation leaves Byri-s.roe.
stsron, arrives a. Ashland a. T.. H.
GOLF ~ leaves Elba arrives a. Ashland o..
6isA. Al. arrives RibA leaves Ashland as50j
s.g,A n Accommodation arriys, az Bryi.
Street station. leaves Ashland a. 81
b,sP NJ arrives at Elbs. leave, Ashland a.
TAYLOR. General Ticket AgsaA
+. T. d. HYKEs. General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

How II WAS DONE -MAEoSE has failed 10
deceive The Philadelphia Press rs 20 the
causes of his recent overwhelming defeat
That paper. speaking Of the changes Of
votes between last year and this year,
says
This change was not fraud-it was the
revolt against Malone. Had he been de-
foatrd hv eight or ten thousand there
would have been good ground for saying
that he had been cheated out OF the cleo
ton: but when the majority mounts 10
Al. 600 il is too big for any such claim.
There is no use IN deluding our
selves. NiahOnc was beaten because
thousands of Republicans refused to
accept him. There was ample warning.
The breadth and depth of the oppO-
sitiou were measured bv al intelligent OBJ
servers. Those who had the best interests
ofthe party end the country no heart ear
ue-tlv desired that some man should bee
nominated vino could unite all Repuhil-
cans. But Malone forced ms ownnOmina-
tiOu I'm defiance Of the protests 81 the hest
Republicans of Virginia and IN disregard
of the wcil-nigh unanimous judgment of
tho Republicans Of the nation. When the
die had been cast and he had become the
caIdidat-. Republicans outside OF the
State withheld further criticism and gave
him every chance, but his overwhelming
defeat indicated their objections. lis
madness brought his own overthrow and
blGled the most hopeful opportunity OF
breaking the solid South
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY TIE pkSpAT CK COMPANX

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pcrihcrs ut riFrksS cESTs per week, payable 10
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Scr one month
The sRMI.wKgKLY DISPATCH Ns per an
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Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 Dor annum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at sl.5o per snnum,
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Subscriptions In all cascs payable IN advance.
and no paper continued aitor tho expiration OF
the time paid Tor. Send posi-ofice money
ordoL check. OF registered letter. Currency
cen, by mail will be at the risk OF the sender.
Subscribers wishing their POstofice changed
must give their old ~ well as their new post
ollcn Sample copies froo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

Nobody wants 10 hear such explanations.
What are MABoSE's charges compared with
the charges that we have in times past
heard from Mississippi, Louisiana, South
Carolina, &c?
Back 20 your den, baffled conspirator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

This collection embraces some fascinating
designs.
TABLELANPg. With metallic bodies, soft, an
tiGue eaecis in delicate tiuts aud T.. Il II.
bIrner-uOtnbly the best:
BANQUET LAMPS. az The sublime bac-arat. tho
Leh-standard pedestal, cleGr as crystal, with
eLaIes cffuio1 silk, trimmed with lace;
PIANO LAMPS, i'm exquisite results, with shades
oflineu md SILK, edged visa Oriental fringe
grand indeed.
UMBRELLA SHADES. IN iholr striking novellstic
designs. must be seen - compreheui them
Af P.ls If.l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
Cnozrr- W.. Novomber -. 1859.

70 ne Eiror Of he D,spa'ct:
Can YOU kindly inform a subscriber to
your daily as to the following two point
/. Has the exact boundary between the
two Dakotas been established; and If so,
what j, IL,
?. Have the respective capitals been To-
Gated, and whore:
Respectfully, I. I. !.
/. Ii has. An act Of Congress provides
that the Territory shall be divided on the
line Of the seventh standard parallel pro-
duccd due west to the western boundary
of said Territory
Q Bismarck il the capital Of North Da-
kota. Sioux Falls was the seat Of the Con-
sttutonal Convention of South Dakota.
Pierre. Sioux Falls, and Huron received
each large vote for the seat of govern
mcnt. and each of several other towns re-
ceiyed "a good many votes. We cannot at
this moment say which of the towns first
named was selected for the capital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ,..7ll.I
\ COMPANY. for 90 Point. Nor 9ls-.sissesi--
fclk. Portsmouth, AegD1rs News. tiar7'u u
ami Jamss-riysr lsud.nss direct ~ e-osans
saloon -stoamer Aklrl~ ieaYias h'nln 90
EVERY MONDAY. WE'D sksDAf, And + hiDAI
Az A. n. StroctCars ccnnecl
Connection a. Old Pom. ana 81 NoflYiA
closely win 81 lnes for northern cites same
Afternoon. james river oT deyigh- ofsa'
tovrts. uus Cheapest routA
- trough tickets on steamer All AZ Gaf1ers
Agency I0OJ Main eueet. Baggage che 'A'i
,t-.uge. Stale-roOms ongagoi .oc day or .i.A-
Frs,gl received cRAy ioc norfolk, Ior.'-
Inn 0li PJla. Wayerlg HlcGsforl. Va. ali
an roluLs 10 Ea,torn NORTH carolina, Lasisfa
Vire,-iS sui all regular landings on mo JAu5s
,icrr al loves. Icto,, an1 DrOAgh bills iasuol
LUCIEN b. lATOM. Flce-PrsslienI
NJ. lli7 Mais strickland kockotA
IHVN WEIsieER- freizhg az Passenger a grn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

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received from NOW York, and Tor hire by the
BENNETT BROTHERS, COL west Broad. Fine
every Of all kinds. n 0-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
wRRUE MARI
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"A Il q TONIC" viii euro all wasting dis
eases such IS Long Continued Coughs,
Weak lungs, RrODchitls. CRtarrh,
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should be taken IN C0SSI Mi~IfbE GkOI-
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81 90 per bottle, or for $500.
forTrcatIsa on Blood diseases, and testimonials
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
RANsolI.

Governor Fowle. AZ the conclusion o. the
presentation. introduced Senator MATT. W..
Ransom. the centennial orator. Senator
Ransom was feeble. not having recovered
from an injury received some months ago.
Ills address was his ablest eHOrt and was
really of historic interest. hcinga complete
sketch of the States political lie. HIS
oulocv of the American Constitution was
particularly fine. IA was that II the iatners
of the republic and the Revolutionary pa-
triots. This ended the days programme.
At sunset a salute of fOrty-two guns was
fired and this evening there were fireworks
ON an elaborate scale. Tomorrow senator
Vance will deliver an address ana part OK
the programme which had been heces'l-
riIy omitted to-day VIII be carried out.
mo nooole of Fayetteville have done
0roat honor to Themselves and their state
hv tLeir public spirit in arranging for tins
imnortarit celebration and bearing the ex-
perses attendant upon II.
There was very pretty ceremony IN the
parlors of the Hotel Lafayette hero to-day
ri noon. The centennial marsnals,. sixty
inuurnbcr. presented Chief-Marshal Julian
/ s. Carr with q testimonial. The present9-
tion speech was made by Hon. Louis 9.
Latham. who paid lowing tribute TO Mr.
Carr'5 generosity and public spirit .Mr.
Cars response was graceful ana iull OF
feelinr. a very large audience witnessed
the ceremony.
Senator Ran-om's centennial adore oc-
cupiod nearly three hours I'm delivering.
At its conclusion at $3.50 o'clock he was
warmly complImcntcd.
Senator RANSOM and Vance were guests
of Colonel NhartOnJ. Green ana have been
given 70 very hearty reception here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

We received yesterday note dated the
18th from our Charlottesville correspond
dent Stating that be had discovered that
he had counted Giles county twice in
making up his list Of the counties in Viz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
ADVERTISING RATRs.
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Reading notices IN roa1ing-matter type, nye
hines or less. 81 IN nonpsrei loaded. sc.
Card Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
pliosiion.
Az letters ana telegrans must BE- Addressed
NTHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
TENNESSEE MIDLASD RAILWAY C0NrANY,l
NE8pnIs. IESS., October ], 1859
A NNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
n HOLDERS.

as urovi led by Tho bylaws the regular annual
meeting 81 The stockholders " tue IcnDe- see
Midland hallway Company, for tho election
OF directors and tho transaction OF such other
business as NAV be brought before 10, will ne
hold a. tho Com pauy Olire. 10 the city Of Nom
phl-, Tenn, A. 10 Oc.Oc1 ~. on WEDNESDAY,
the ID day u December, 1879. Notice IA given
that az mis- meoiug the stockholders VIII BE-
called upon % approve Rud corhfm no is-ue of
income bonds and he execution Il the mortgage
securing the came heretofore authorized
49, order Of the Board OF directors.
JOHN OVERION, JR,
President
Attest: ROBERT L. TEAYLoR, Secretary.
o. 4-F0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
PHILADELPHIA, RIG ID & IN
.16fs4s -.
MOND AID NORFOLK
i1EAMSHIP CoAPANt,

Amounted sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY az - ". AMI every SUNDAY ~
8 4. N.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received I'LL li80 A. NJ. for sundays steamer
IN p. II. saturday. Freight received daily Ill
lP. n
Fare. s.
FOR furlhsr information apply %
j. W. BCCARRiCK,
General Southern Agent, once RocEs.A
W. r. CLYDE ! CO..
MOI General Agents Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

JAMES RIVER DIVISION
o. s A. r. 10
LEAys McHH9so
sasA. N. daily for Lyne4olfS ienags3a. Al
clifton Forge.
4i5p N. sc1tlsvils ac1ommcfAa0a eE-eyi
sunday.
1000 p. III daily for Lyucltuas ana caI''
Forge.
TKAlss ARRlys sichM1NO.
6I5P. VI. nHiiy from Dlf.1 fulse.
94J A. n. Daily irom clifton 80
Rl5 A. NJ. Except sunday fruu @c0i.sYile
station. kighth aa1 Cana. s.crs--
General tassengsr hs-n-
LT.UAEAHAs. General Manager .'A
DICHMOND, FREDERlCK5BUR3
HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALi~KAlL FAST -fNAlnAt liNA
10 AND FEOh BALTIMORE. fhlLA'
DELPufA, SEW fOkh. AND
EASTERN AID W EST
ERN CiriEc
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BsrwGEN RICH
MOND AND bALTlMONg u AA~h
DIRECTION
Correspondlugly quick unls - oihef POM
A.. 4. lAn -oN
mol Genera Froighi Asoa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
RUBBERS 25C.

When Jupiter FrOyGfd The Earth Irembled
Iti-not only th0ug htlcss rut downright mean
In men to storm AMI rage about their homo be-
cause ~ uncomfortable shoes. Iluchei feet
and bal tompers are natural companions. II
wives VIII only seni theirhusbancs U "a wa VIII
insure domestic tranquility ami teposo by SIM
bio process of encasing the masculine foot To
comfortable shoes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22

(,ONNECTION COMPANY. THE
I annual neeiiag OF tho RICHMOND. FREDE-
RICk~BUNG And POTOMAC and the RICH
MOND AID PETERSBURG CONNECTION
COMPANY gili BE held 40 the oflc. 90 the Rich
rnou1. Fredericksburg ana Potomac Railroad
Company. in 30 city ~ Richmond, on WEDNES-
DAY, november "a 1850, q IL o'clock II.
noI3tI d. Is. WINSTON Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-22
4 BRILLIANT ASSEMBLY.

A brilliant assembly Of distinguished
men were on the stand. Among. those
present were Senators Ransom and vance,
Governor Fowle and most Of the state
officials. The scene was very inspiring.
Tho national coiors were displaycd every
whore. After the Marine Band had piAyes,9
Hail Columbia" Chcf-Marshal Julian :.
Carr. Of Durham. opened the exercises ana
PRAYER was offered by Rev. DR.. j. {. Huske'
of Fayetteville. Congressman wharton
!. Green then read letter from Hon. JET
fore,n Doyic
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Mavor Neil w. Ray introduced Governor
Fowle. who presented tho national c9loIs
TO the various regiments OF the otalo
otto roecch, and urged devotion 20 the flag,
which il the symbol of this grand Govern
ment. He recalled the glorious memories
connected with it's history in the. Rcyoln-
ton. the War of 1912. and that with Mex
leo. and said North Carolina was now keep
inc step TO the music Of the Union. HIS
remarks. brief but graceful and vigorous;
were enthusiastically received. and formed
a fitting climax Of q loyal and patriotic
celebration. The Marine Band az their
there was another great demonstration Of
applause.
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