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The AIaury Memorial.

To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
An eloquent editorial in your issue of
July 18th, followed 10y another to-day, in
regard to an international memorial to
Commander Matthew Fontaine Maury,
strikes the keynote of a worlds gratitude,
and should meet with responsive chorus
of universal approval. OF all monuments
TO Virginia's loved and hOnored son the
most appropriate would be a lighthouse
on the ROcOs beach. OFF the coast of Brazil,
which he himself recommended as essen
tial to the security of the ships that sail
the seas, and if erected as once proposed,
II will be not only the PharOs of the flu
ture-a beacon light to the sailOr-but a
perpetual memorial of the radiant genius
which spent itself gladly and gloriously
for the good of humanity. Maury was
a benefactor of his race. The world is his
debtor. He made science his handmade.
Stars and seas and winds and tides were
the ministers of his master mind. His
name is indisSolubly associated with the
greatest discoveries of the age. Ii cannot
die while the winds and tides "sing his
praise to the organ bass of the ocean,
whose shores he has bridged." But his
name should be appropriately hopored by
his countrymen. Ii the Federal Govern
ment is ungrateful let the South show her
admiration. Let Virginia lead and the
WORTH Will lOliOM. NlNlllEtLlOu dIIJdutl.
our hero, Science crowns him, the nations
will Join 10 rear his monument, and Viz
ginia his sorrowing mother, like the heroic
mother of an older day, can proudly ex-
claim, Il would not exchange my dead
son for any living one of Christendom !"
The Dispatch has suggested beginning
Go on in the good work. Keep 1t before
the people. Let Maury monument asso-
citation be organized. Our gallant Gov
ornor, am sure Will aid the movement by
his influence In honOring Maury the
whole land is honored, and our people
show TO all the world that they reverence
goodness and truth and appreciate high
endeavor, noble service, and glorious
achievement.
have just read his " Life, II" published in
London, an inspiring and fascinating
biography. 1t ought to be published in
Virginia, and al such cost as would make
copy attainable in every southern home
indeed, in every home in the United
States-for it Is the truth of history as well
as the record of a noble life. whose memory
viii live until renown and grace are dead.
l..
FREDEmcKsBURG, Va, July "a, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
Austria and Russia.

The cable dispatches from Berlin and
those from Vienna donot barmomze. While
General Won SCHELENDoRF is assuring the
Germans that all fears Of war are groundless,
Austria is increasing her infantry force by
decreasing her cavalry force, which is
taken TO mean that the dual monarchy not
only apprehends war, but that the strug-
gle will take place very near her own
borders. Again, ex-King MILAN of Servia
has arrived at Belgrade and been enthusi-
astically received, and though he declares
that he has no intention of interfering
with the existing regime, il is known that
he WAS brought back TO Seryia by Austria
for a purpose. 1t appears that despite
Lis weakness and prohigacy MILAN
"a the instrument OF Austria has
still strong following, and that he
il t. DO used 10 counterfeit the influence
Of Russia and Russian emissaries in Servia
indeed, the indications are that Austria
Hungary Is thoroughly tired Of Russian
Vaccinations ia tho Balkans, which keep
her own polyglot population IN "A constant
state Of unrest. and IN some parts of her
possessions in a condition bordering on
disaflection, and would not rbject to
civil war in Servia. seeing that that would
give her all excuse for crossing the Danube
and precipitating the inevitable conflict.
Such an overt act would. it is conceded,
be met by Russian invasion of Bulgaria,
and though Germany may continue TO give
TO her own people assurances of peace
50 long as matters do not go beyond
notes Of preparation, the fight once
on she would be compelled 20 keep the
pledge involved in BIsMARCK's declaration
that whatsoever strikes a friend Of Ger
many strikes Germany. As Germany
went so would go Italy, and as the strug-
gle so far AS Russia is concerned would
have in view both Russian aScendancy in
the Balkans and the possession of Con-
stantinople, il is hard TO understand how
England could fail 20 act vigorously upon
her understanding with the members
OF tho triple alliance, TO which bond Tur-
key, her prosege, has now given formal adj
hesion. II is said that the partisaps Of
King MILAN are anxious for civil war in
order to crush out Russia, and what with
Austria-Hungary's alliances, what better
opportunity could she ask for bringing
Affairs 10 a crisisg Russian intrigue i'll
the Balkans is constant and fruitful
source Of danger TO the autonomy of the
Acknowledgements monarchy, and there is
growing sentiment in both divisions OF
the monarchy that the sooner the danger
is grappled with the better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

The capitation-tax amendment was re-
pealed by Malone and his friends against
the wishes and efforts Of the Democratic
party and the Dispatch. and Of course they
are entitled 10 any gain its repeal may
have made in the aforesaid figures. Bristol
AarS.
Another mistake. We not only opposed
the making of the payment of the capita
ton tax prerequisite to voting, but
voted in 1882 to strike that feature out of
the Constitution. This Democratic city
gave q majority on the same side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
Spirit of the state Press.

Danville Register: Some of them kick.
ersl. however, who have honestly fought
Malone as a matter of principle will have
10 swallow bitter pill or kick against the
decision of the committee. IN spite of the
concessions" Alas, poor Yorick
Norfolk Landmark: The strongest and
most popular Democrat, around whom the
people of Virginia can rally as one man
with intense enthusiasm, should be the
choice of our delegates. as he should and
will be the choice of the convention.
Roanoke Tunes: The success of the Re
publican State ticket here next fall Will be
the entering wedge of Federal interference,
and when once il has commenced there is
no knowing where it will end. Hence if
we would avoid this danger we must defeat
the cohorts of Malone and give the moral
weight of our success TO our sisters in the
South 10 help them in their struggles
against Republican supremacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
From Chicago TO Newport News.

A direct through route from Chicago and
other western centres of trade 20 Newport
News. with ample capital behind it and
abundant ocean transportation from New
port News 10 Liverpool, appears TO be a
possible result. If not the chief object, of
the recent purchase of stock in the Chesa.
peake and Ohio from Mr.. Huntington.
The buyers may not care definitely to dis
close their plans at present and the sellers
may not be able TO do 80. But the circum-
stances strongly support the impression
that several millions would not have been
paid for stocks Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
except with such plan i'll yiew.--Neso
York Tribune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
The Albany Arms saws:

ION no question are the Republican
leaders more susceptible of being unmerci-
fully gulled than in regard to southern
politics. A handful of scalawags, mailing
from Virginia Louisiana or North Caro-
linz, can pull the wool over the eyes OF the
most astute of the Republican politicians,
if they tell them they have plan by which
the solid South can be permeated with Re
publicanism and made to lick the hands Of
us former oppressors and present vilifers
like IA well-behaved spaniel. In every in
stance IL has been shown that southern
renegade Is Republican not for principle
but for revenue only. and that he has no
following except of the same nature"
DOs't like the pictufe2
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The following article is interesting rs
limiting at the possibilities of electricity


A combination electric land and marine
carriage, very novel invention. II an OBJ
iect Of not a little curious interest TO those
who have seen t.. The inventor IL Mrs.
Truax Her invention resembles two
seated side-bar surrey wagon, with top,
aud of about the same length and truck.
The wheels are like those of a bicycle, but
heavier. The steering apparatus ~ placed
in front. and connects with the front axle.
The propelling power Is connected with
and turns the hind axle by system Of
gears. The electric motor in this inven-
ton is the important feature, and II IS
with greatest pride that the inventor
speaks of il. II is placed III the bottom OF
the carriage and takes up but little room:
Ii has a vibrating" immature instead OF
rotary: and this is where the inventor looks
for the greatest results III her electrical
motor, claiming that more power can be
obtained than from any other form OF ro-
tary motor, and that the horsepower can
be increased without the necessity Of con-
structing larger motor by simply using
more battery. With an elght-volt bat
terry constant current can be kept
up for three hours, and this. too, al tesl
speed Of fifteen miles an hour A dry prl-
mary battery is 20 be used. Underneath
the carriage are alright metal tubes
cigaT-shaped, of suitable size 10 buoy up
the carriage and its load while crossing
deep streams, and to the spOkes OF the
hind wheels are ingeniously secured little
brass paddles 10 propel the carriage
through the water, and SO nicely arranged
that they are III no way liable 70
injury. nor do they interfere with
road travel. The carriage has many novel
features. such ~ electric lights, tent. cleo
trio stove for cooking and heating, and Is
altogether q wonderful affair. 4 speed OF
fifteen miles an hour Is now easily obtain.
ed, and the fair Inventor is confident Of
being able 10 increase II to thirty. Mrs.
Truax thinks she can apply all these princi-
pies to aerial navigation, and she expects
to skim the air yet on electric wings
PrOQrcSsire Aqc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

The New York Press says the police of
that city have made strike. We have
heard that the finest strike on the
slightest provocation if the poor wretch is
too drunk 10 strike back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

The ohio State Journal says: "The re-
Cancellation of the two wings of the Re
publican party of Virginia has stricken the
Bourbons Demociats) of that State with
terror" The Journals humor is positively
side-snlittiDp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
A LETT-HAs I'D ConPLIxKSr.-The

einnati Commercial Carte says:
General Malone il the head Of the Re
publican party Of Virginia. Without him
Republican victories and majorities there
would disappear. Republicans with him
have won their triumphs in the Old Do
nlinion Without him the party would be
q sqnsbbling lot Of impractieables in that
State"
What party that must be OF which Ma
Hoss is the model memberl He is not only
the head Of the Republican party in yir-
glnia. bns Is tho CARsoI Of 1.-THE organ
szer Of victory! Without him the party Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
New Book.

The Merry Muse. Society Verse by Ameri-
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CEY PIERsoN, editor of Society Verse;
DC, DC. New and Enlarged Edition.
Chicago, New York, and San Francisco.
BEDFORD, CLARKE d Co. 1889.
For sale bv the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

"squabbling lot of unprecedented"
And FowIRs's paper rcproduces this lau-
dation Of the unworthy MALONE and this
bclittling Of his followers. Great Is MA
HONE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

"a chiropodist will henceforth be at
tached to every German regiment" Ger
many believes there is such a thing as vic
tory in defeat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

"A dispatch says whlskey is going up in
New York" The New Workers are proba-
bly, sucking il through straws.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

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BRIEF COMMENT.

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PERSON AL.

RICHMOND. Va. July 90, 1859.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-05

Graham's modest equipage drew up
before Arthur Hidden's handsome
house and Aunt Susan and Mrs. Rob-
erts got down. The door was not
opened by the ready footman, for
Arthur himself came down the steps,
and welcomed Elsa on her first visit
to her little namesake. 1t was no
common meeting between the two
younger women.
On Nellie's part it was a most ten
der welcome to her mothers dear
friend, and one to whom in those far
off days she had looked up to, as to
superior being, as loving little
girl of ten is apt to regard a handsOm
girl of fourteen. On Elsa's part was
the later memory where this affection
ate creature had, it seemed to her,
risked her life to save her friend.
But Mrs. Sommers was evidently I'M
conscious of the part she had playe
that fearful night, and Elsa must
meet her as for the first time; but she
had the tact necessary, and not even
the curious eyes of Julie watching,
could detect look that betrayed
them.
There was quiet wedding in Mrs.
Graham's parlor a few weeks later,
and happy Elsa did go with her no
less happy husband to visit the sunny
shores of southern California, and
thence they wandered at their own
sweet will through the wonderful
region of the west, and when at the
next New Year they came home to a
brilliant housewarming, they found
a host of friends ready to welcome
them, and Nellie sunny and bright
as ever, established in a house of her
own not far from the old one.
Arthur is no longer dreamer, but
an active man of affairs, whose life has
been rounded and completed by the
love for which he had wisely waited,
nor ever regrets that he learned to
watch for the white face at the win
dow.
THE END.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-05
The Verdict Unanimous.

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