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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
lie DUNLOP & McANCE WILL.
This Valuable Property to BE offered at
Auction To-Day.

The property, brands i.3 4n9 lI"IcllSyS ;i', Va
the Dunlop y McCancee, N}illiae ana MANI ann
featuring Company "ul be oneied IoI sale
at public auction to-day. .-...:....; -,
The sale is - pe made on lne premises IN
Manchester. II o'clo,c,k NJ; is the h3ei' "ii, anu
Neasr-. franA -. I'M ~ Co.. ol llls C4'H
gre the 9ucuoAc,I.; .'r- ''.,l' 10 " i'.-
l"i'h az }p'vo Df 'i' "ii -. l.,o,
pany in March the sale was 10 nave u'eIi
made the 3lh oi 'une' '5I lo!, PI i''i
reasons II was Pootp4ncl u''''i ,c I,,-'a, +ha
me prop y, ~ ri .'.'...,',.,,,l,,t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

Tho docket in the Police Court vcster-
dav morning was long one but most OF
the cases were Of a trifiing character.
Tho case of John Taylorand William Nor
RS lDoth col0rcd), charged with assaulting,
striking. and Wound.ng James Kane, with
intent 10 KILL was continued until the . /
of July without hearing any testimony.
The prisoners were sent 20 jail. no bail be-
/ in allowed.
John Smith. charged with beating Kate
Gallington. Fined SlOand costs.
Charles Bates (colored). charged with
improper conduct on the street. Fined -
and costs
Ham Ice. Chiuaman. was fined $40 and
costs for a,-auitng AID beating Mary
Clements. ,,
Nora Watkins (colored, charged with
aesaullmg. abusing, and using proiane IAN
guage 20 Emma Lambert IN the public
street Fined - and costs.
James Washington (coloredl. charged
with assaul.iug and beating Ellen wash
! iucton Continued until to-day.
The evidence in the case of John II.
/ Smith. charged with keeping his bar-room
/ open ON Sunday. failed TO sustain the
! chargc. and the case was dismissed.
Thomas Younger and Joseph Brandon
| (both coloredJ. charged with stealing two
! scarf-piu- of the value of 81 the property
of ". A. Woolfork, were discharged, the
! evidence failing 10 make ont case.
All the other cases were Of triillng cha
u rfr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
BISHOP VAN DE VYVER.
DIR. O'Conneu Cables Him His Congratu-
IatiOn.

Very Rev. A. Van de Nyver, vigar-gene-
raj of this diocese received cabieeram
Yesterday morning from DR.. d. ). CCOn-
nell. rector of the American college at
Rome, congratulating him on his appoint
ment rs bishop OF this see TO succeed
Eight Rev. John j. Keane.
The message WAS addressed 20 " Bishop
A. Van de Nyver, Richmond and was
handed 10 him while sitting on the plat
form at st. Mary's Benedictine Institute,
Tie dosing exercises Of which he was at
tending.
The reverend gentleman glanced at the
message and then placed 1t in ms pocket.
The audience became curious, and the tact
soon leaked ont that 1t had something to
do with bis elevation TO the hishOprlc.
When seen at the episcopal residence
last night Father Van de Nyyer said II was
simply a message of congratulatlon and
,yas in no sense an official notice of his se-
lection. He was unable to say when he
would be c6nsecrated, and in fact said
he had no official information on the
subject
As lar back as the 4th Of June the Dispatch
announced this appointment, and the news
then received is now fully confirmed At
the same time there was published In this
paper a brief sketch Of the appointee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
= Grand Encampment 1. q. %. L.


FRFDERIcKsBURG. VA, June 25.-The
Grand Encampment of the Independent
Order of Odd-Fellows of Virginia met
here in secret session to-day. There
was no particular business outside Of
the regular routine. The session was
unusually pleasant and harmonious. The
following past officers were among the
visitors James B. Ley, past district mas
ter; A. l.. Hill, grand representative and
past grand master; f. W. Miltz, w. w:
Sherwood, and w. I; ,Larrabee, past grand
patriarchs. The following officers were
in attendance: A. B. Towering, grand
patriarch; S. McCaughey, grand high
priest; +. w. Miltz. grand senior
warden; Proteen w. Etheridge. grand
junior warden; w. v. Sherwood,
Grand scribe; n. Beckwith, grand trea-
surer; George B. Davis, grand marshal; /;
.Pstrsreh Ge@xe Il. Walker. grand sem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
A STRANGER TAKEN IN.
He Claims Many Names aud Many Homes
The Miners Legion.
rsnecin telegram to tho Dlspatch.I


CHARLESTON. w. Va, June 9.-Last eve
ming a strange man was found rummaging
in the office-desk at r. u. S1ees & Sons
livery-stable, and WAS arrested by Omccr
Malone and WIS commit ed 10 jail by jus
tice Hall this morning 10 await the action
of the grand Jury. He gave his name TO
Constable Caremishcr a. William Jones
and to Justice Hall as William Williams
and John Bowles, and passed under the
name Of William Miller while in Officer
Nahoneis custody. He has the gem
erl appearance of n tramp and
is believed TO be a desperate character who
is wanted i'm Cincinnati for a more senous
crime. First he claimed he Was resident
of this State. later he said he was from
Ohio, and when lodged IN jail he remarked
that it didn't pay 10 tell all a man knew,
adding that his hOme'w3ls in Kentucky. lie
Is about thirty years of age, weighs about
1S5 mounds. complexion very dark. has n
large scar on the leftcorner of his lower lip
running down toward the chin, and has the
letters " NJ = tattooed on his leftarm above
casped hands, underneath which are the
letters q" VI. En- and a Masonic shield. The
full figure Of q woman Is tatt0Oed on his
right arm. Constable Carcmishcr will
make every effort TO discover hrs identity.
NJ. I. Moran, State organizer of the
Miners National Progressive Legion, Is IN
the city TO meet Natlonal-Nlce-P President
f. ". Davis. with whom he will make a
tour OF the Kanawha-N Valley and New-rlver
regions. and 20 from there 10 Mercer and
Mcdowell counties. They Will spend
about three weeks together IN these sec
tions. ard expect TO do % great deal OF
work in the way of organizing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Pir-Hir Parties.

If you will consult your interests when
YOU go to make your purchases for your
trip, YOU Will 90 to Julien Binford's, 1902
Main street. He has everything You need
wines and liquors, raspberry vinegar,
canned goods, such rs chicken, ham, and
tongue, and a variety of cheese, crackers,
pickles, olives, preserves, &c, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

tinel. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term; S. McCanghey,
grand patriarch. Norfolk; G.. b., Davis
grand high priest, Richmond W.
Etheridge, grand senior warden; Ports
mouth: J. +. OGener. grand junior war;
dem Roanoke; w. w. Sherwood. grand
scribe, Alexandria Newton Beckwith'
Grand treasurer. Fredericksburg; l.. NJ.
Tehs. grand marshal. Suffolk; j. I.
Lowery, grand inside sentinel, Fredericks-
burg; J. T. Layton, grand outside SEN
tinel; A. b. Bowering, representative to
Sovereign Grand Lodge. The next session
will be hold in Suffolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
SENSATION IN CHARLOTTE.
A Young Lady Publishes Card-Libei
Suits Threatened.
rspecral Telegram 10 tho DisDstch.

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatchl
CHAE1orrE. n. c.. June Pa cousidera-
bic local sensation WAS created here TINS
afternoon by Miss Addie Williams. young
lady who for a few years has served very
acceptably a. teacher IN the white
Graded school. Last week the Board of
School Commissioners elected tine teachers
for the coming term of the school Miss
Williams was not reelected or her name
even voted upon. This afternoon She pub
lshed o long card in the evening paper
charging that Walter Brem. one Of the
school commissioners, literally swlndled
her out Of her place and said 1t was
personal and premeditated malice en-
geudered and cherished in ms heart q long
tlme.'
Miss Williams charges that Brem with
ont consulting Superintendent Graham or
the other members of the board erased her
name from the list and substituted another
before the list was presented to the board
10 vote upon" Brem WAS seen by your
correspondent tonight and says the card
is not based upon facts. He saws he will
probably enter suit against Miss Williams
and the afternoon paper for libel. The az
fair will bee watched with intense interest,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Vorl, of the Ambulance.

At half-post O'Clock yesterday morning
the cify ambulance was called 90 the corner
of Franklin and Eighth streets TO attend q
man who had an epileptic 1T. He, received
Inc necessary attention and was left with
his friends. =, n,-,..
was called 10 the First pollce station,
where the physician IN ch"ISe lould a cot
brad which had been inflicted by his wife
,r;fb a chair. The wound was dressed and
tbe man went on his way rejoicing. His
,cife. Maria Wafer, was locked UP for court
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Fighting Indiau--Two Killed.

CHICAGO. june 2j.-A special from Helena.
Mont. says: News has inst been received
from Fiat Head reservation that Sheuh
Heybarn anda Dosse from MlssOula county
who went to arrest three Indian murderers
are having battle with the Indians, who
refuse to give up the men wanted. Two
Indians are reported killed already.
AGENT Roman called on an officer az Fort
M-soula for troops. but that official Is wait
iDg orders from Washington. In the mean
time "a posse of well-known citizens from
Mssoula. headed by the Mayor, has beer
organized, and is on its way 10 and tn,
Sheriff The civil officers are determined
to arrest the murderer. and rs the Indian,
are determined not to give them M
serious trouble Is feared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

FRANK D. BILL & CO.. 1g NJ, the Dunlop Nc
Canoe milling property.
J, THOMPSON BROWN 4 co. and a. l. ADAM
son. - NJ, com uissioner's sale Of valuable
river front OF the Manchester side.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 8 CO. 7. W.. lots in
pinoeen's addition near tho liartshorn Col
logc.
APPERSON & Co, $50 2. NJ. lots at tho south
west intersection Of Hourico and Dinneen
streets.
JAMES B. ELAN. 6 p. n. three Resorvoir-strooi
dwellings.
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1890 4. ". stock o. hand
ware. cutlery, store-dKtuces. 6r.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ. horses mules
bugges. phaotonS. aud wagons; u A. NJ
hay, phaeton. haruess, drag. &c.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & 90, 8 p ", two-story
brick store and dwelling No. 24i6 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

The virginia Boat Club sent last evening
ria the York River route 20 Baltimore their
crew TO represent them in tho grand
Patapsco navy regatta 20 le held to-day;
The crew is composed rs follows David
Edmond. stroke: W. l.. Brodnax, third /;
4. Pcicolas. second George b. Peeram.
bow. N. f. Iu-ley. c0EsValn. This crew
average, rs pounds and. will row good
r,cr. N.--rs. ". G.. Watson and Pow
Lat,u Bolluo left with the crew and will
look after them and see that they are not
dis'arccd i'm the race. The result of the
race is watched with much interest by the
triord- of fhr club
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Gentry. c. Evepsen, Peter j. Burton, and

Gentry. G. Evensen. Peter J. Burton, and
Samuel +. Gilliland.
The mysterious agency through which
Mrs. Abbott is enabled TO perform the
difficult feats she does is hard to explain I;
in fact. no rational explanation has as yet
been given by any of the many scientihc
minds that hayestudied her case. The lady
weighs only ninety-eight pounds, yet can
lift from The floor eight men at one aud
cular strain. Standing on one foot she
will resist the united strength Of three
men to lift her: or. holding o hilliard-cue
in the open palm of her hand she renders
it impossible for the strongest man 81 pull
il away. She is accredited with performing
MANY more equally astounding tcats with;
ont the slightest exhaustion 10 herself and
giving an entertainment well worth wit
Messing and studying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

Yesterday morning AIr. Richard Apper-
son while walking along at the cor
ner of Ninth and Franklin streets STUN
bled and somehow fell over an umhr"'la
he had i'm his hand and struck hls /
against the curbstonc, lniiictlng,a paint. II
not serious wound. lie was taken TO hiS
home, on Marshall street, and medical aid
summoned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
IT,. Coorvta IiIectrIcaI Wonder.

Al the Academy of Music tonight Mrs.
Abbott, the electrical wonder from
Georgia, will appear and demonstrate her
yery remarkable powers. To attest. as far
AS is possible, 20 the genuineness OF the
iady's performance, the following commit
tee will be on the stage; Judge HI. w.
Flournoy, DR.. w. l.. Burton, Messrs.
Joseph johnson. John Stamper. DANES A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

Having suffered for several years with
liver complaint indigestion, and AN obsti-
nate form of cutaueous disease, after un-
successfully using other remedies / was
advised hy several Physicians to try your
celebrated preparation NolAudnc.'
Since thoroughly testing 10 ] can conf
deutlv recommend il ae the best alteri-
tive. blood purifier. and liver iuyigorator
havecvcr used: and Dc can also he taken
with much efficacy boy dclicate females. ]
consider 1t valuable family medicine.
possessing thc advantages of Mercury
without it, injurious effects, and with
pleasure offer my unsolicited testimony lu
iayoro of "N0landinen Very respectfully,
Mrs. G.. w. tEANCIsCo.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
New stnre.

James b. Clopton % with Watkins,
Cottreu & Co. succc T. James l.. Por-
ter. No. 1912 east Fra. IA street, has ON
hand well-assorted stock Of Hardware
and Cutlery. Building Supplies, Butchers
Tools. Wood and Willowware, Plow Cast
ines and Plows. Special attention given
10 city and country orders. Farmers and
market-men are invited TO call and ex-
anime the stock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

The will Of Lucien L. Bass was admitted
TO probate IN the Chancery Court yc~ttcrr
dnv. There is q bequest of $1,000 10 Mr..
W. e. Bass. brother of deceased; provl-
sion is made for the support Of their
mother. and the balance OF the estate goes
to the widow and children.
The widow qualified as executrix and
raye bond without security.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

Mr. JAMES j. McCALLEY, Of Monet. No. says
he had dyspepsia for eight years, which made
him wreck. sick aud suffering during tho
whole time. After trying all the remedies, in
cluding all the doctors in reach, hs discarded
everything and took swlfts Specific. lie In
creased from il4 to i5s pounds and was soon q
sound and healthy man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Knights Of P,thias Officers Elected.

At a meeting Of ola Dominion Lodge,
No. /. X. Of T.. held Monday uieht the fol-
lowing officer. were elected for the ensuing
term Past Chancellor, W. c. Malstrnm;
Chancellor Commander. ". T.. Finley;
Nice-Chaucelior. G.. J.. Cudlipp; Probate, J..
+. Waller: Keeper OF Records and Seal, j.
4. McGlvrav; Master of Finance. 4. L..
Davis: Master of lNrEcquer, ". y. burton
Na.ter-st-Nrus. J.. Francis luner Guard.
James c. Cherry; Outer Guard, ). Is. Hern-
don.
The lodge made p liberal donation TO
P,thian sufferers i'm the JOhnstoWu dl-as-
ter. in Response 10 an appeal from the Su-
preme Chancellor. Messrs. o. \. kelnlng-
ham. j. 4. McG,vrlv. and others made ap-
prouriatr remark tOBchIng the connection
Of the late Captain J.. J.. Bass with the
Pvthian order. which he served with cha
racteristfc devotion for number of years,
I'M health finally compelling bin 10 sever
his active relationship to Old Dominion
Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
livestock Insnrnnce.

IT'S good thing to insure your horses
and mules. The Virginia Mutual Live
Stock Insurance Company of Norfolk,
through their agent, Mr.. W. o. Steger. is
getting a good business here, aud where
losses occur is said TO promptly pay them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
The Dunlon & nIeCance Mills

will be sold. on the premises, at public
auction, on June 26th "Wednesday 4t l.
o'clock NJ. 0mnibuses will leave our Office
6 north Eleventh street, and Grain and
Cotton Exchange at II A. NJ. the day OF
sale. For further particulars see auction
sale in Dispatch
FaAsK ID. HILL & Co.. Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

Mays Gayotto. iHahr1 Misses ". Gillian, A..
Archer. w. Harris. and I. Talbot Nocturne' q
minor (Chopin1 Miss J. Schnn. Polish Dance,
(scharwcnEa,) Miss y. NaieD. Serenata, lNosz-
korskyJ Mis- E. Houson. Nocturne nai,
Chopin Mi-s r. Lyon. Nszurka, Nodard.) MISS
NJ. ferguson. Ducfto, songs without words,
lncndel.sohn} Miss T.. Randolph. Ono Thou
sand one Nights, waltz. fS.rauss-llahrJ Missc5
NJ. Harris NJ. saunders, D. ,chnn. and W..
Branch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

Mr.. c. Wippermannh has instituteda suit in
the Circuit Court of HenricO against
Gaudiosi Il Co.. sub-contractors for por-
ton OF the excavation for the Belt Line,
and an attachment was sued out for
SI3910. the real amount claimed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
Kitten by a Dog.

A five-year-old daughter of Mr.. A. j. Gary
was bitten by stray dog day before yes
terday while playing in the yard. DR.. j.
W. Bryant. who dressed the wound, does
not consider 1t serious. Ihe dog was Kill
ed bv a policeman at the request OF the
child's mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

Louisa Austin. administrative of william
austin. deceased. Yesterday instituted suit
i'm the CITY Circuit Court against the Rich
uoud. fredericksburg and Potomac Eau-
road Company for - 900 damages.
William Austin was % col0red yard brake
man on the Frcderick,hurg road. and was
killed on the night Thursday, MAY 18th,
near the Byrd-Str, station. This ls the
ground upon which ,ue suit was brought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

A Masonic class has been organized for
instruction and Will meet at st. Adams
Hall every Wednesday ~ p. NJ. Brothers
Turner and Eu' of the Grand Work
inc Committee h charge of II. Twenty
eight names hay, been enrolled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

The following deeds were recorded in the
Cbancery Court yesterday:
o,'rO y0'' 2 feet on west side Fourth street near
Inn Whitworth and wife TO John T.:
Garter IS 9j<-12 teet on west side Laurel
st,ecf between Albemarle aud Spring Qm-
proved, Sl,iD.
HH:sRICo COUNTY coURr.
IN Phyfe TO II. l.. Cart 3, II Lilo acres
,aar Laurel Station, Richmond, Frede-
bIrs-ana RosoDae railroad. S525.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

The race which was 10 have been trotted
over the Exposition track this evening be-
tween Dandy and Domino has been post
poned until Thursday evening on account
Of the Dnuddy traek.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

The closing Dotsicqie of Mr.. Hairs pupils
took place last evening at RamOS's piano
warerooms before cultivated audience.
Tho quartettes were played with spirit and
precision and the solos gave evidence OF
careful training. and in several instances OF
individual talent in the performers. The
following programme was rendered;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

swIFT's SPECIFIC has brisk and constant
sale with us. and tho universal verdict In that as
a blood medicine II has no rival
LASEFORD & ToYEAS, Druggists,
Sherman Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
COUET ORDERS.


VIRGINTA-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT or THR CITY or RICHMOND
THE 25rn DAY OP JUNE. is9:
Bennett Pllryear, administrator 4 D. ~. r. n.
ot J. b Jeter. dcceas9d, sai aiso as e1@Ntor
Of Mary {. JoJar. deceased .....-..f fiAinfr,
against
]. h. WosdWard and others ..........D .Dctendans
IS CHANCKRY.
An account of tho trans actions of T. furyeW.
personal representative Of DR.. }. T. Jeter. de-
c-ss..d, an8 an accounf II the deots and is-
maDds against raid decsdeuIs estate having
been nled in tho ofic9 u this court ia THIS suiI.
and moro thsu Que year having elapsed since
the qualia ation Of sad personal tcpresenis-
tive. on the motion u r. Puryosr. executor Of
Mary e. Jeter, dscea-ei. = legatoe u J. H. Jeter,
20 ,ea.od t is orderrd thai the credi ors Of sait
DR. J. Is. Jetef. d~~edssi. DO appear ana show
cause II any ~ = a. before the Judge 0f this
court ia VACATION 49, the cuslrt- rom ~ this court
on tie TN day OF August, iis9. a. - O'clock NJ.
aeainet the payment and dailycry OF tho estate
OF -all d-cedsat }. Is. Jctsr. deceased, u his
legateos without rofsnding bonds. Ani n 10
ordered that copy Of this order shAil 10 puo~
nshei once a week Tor four successive weeks In
the kicb mond DsDdfch, newspaper puousbet
Ia the city Of Richmond. and that copy hereof
10 posted az the front door Of the court house Of
me Bustings Court % the eiIy u Richmond on
he nrst M00dsys IN July ana August, ls,9.
A copy-resss. CHARLES ". UoDDlS,
CLERK
POLLARD & SANDS. pa. 10 1~NN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
MAH0NE'S MOVEMENT
HIS COMMITTEES CALLED TO MEET
HIM ON JULY 9TH.
Probability that on this Day He VIII Sum
mon n Convention TO Nominate
His Candidates.

The Republican State Central and
Executive committees viii meet in Peters
burg on July 9Th TO discuss matters per-
tanning 90 the coming campaign.
A call for State convention to nominate
candidates for Governor, Leutcnant-Gov-
ernor. and Attorney General will probably
then be issued.
General Malone is chairman of both Of
the committees.
ALL,GrD COSFEBENCE.
The attendance If the members. II was
said yesterday by prominent Republican,
viii bc very large. In addition TO these
General Malone viii invite 10 bc present a
number Of his supporters from oil over the
State 10 discus, matters That viii come TO
the attention of the meeting.
THE ,r,RERs.
The Executive Committee is composed
" General Malone. Judge Maddlll, and
General Stth Boiling.
The State Central Committee consists Of
three members from each congressional
Cl trict.
Those from the Third district are b.
TAYLOR McCuc. of Iienrlc0; Dr. J.. \.
Slater. of New Kent, and Mr.. Harris, of
Manchester.
TUCIE Plan.
The general opinion among the Repuhll-
cans is that General Malone VIII not call
h- State Convention 70 meet until some
time after the Democratic Convention,
which viii assemble in Richmond on the
18th OF August.
The Republican Convention will hardly
meet until about the lst Of September.
WILL MALONE ACCEPT THE NOMINATION?
Al the conference on the 9th the availa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

After suffering with nervous prostraiion for
years take DR.. Benley's Celery, Beef, and Iron,
and be cured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

The Sisters Of st. Mary's Benedictino
Institute desire 10 return thanks to the
uShers and al others who in any way as
sisted al their closing exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

Priests War Narcn "Athalia.n t'iendelssohu.)
Misses j. Schpn. r. Lyon. ~ Ferguson, and +
Hohs0n. Fur Elise. beethoven. Miss +. Tai
bCtt. Hhbilage GIliot.) Miss 81. Branch. Gae-
tana. lNeucrer) Miss A. ArrDer Nociurne,
Ueybachl Miss VI. Gillian. Nolso, puran1)
Ms. ". Saunders. Joys OF Spring lGelDeJ
Nn.r-L..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26
4 Beautiful Thing at Old Point.

In the p,rors Of the Hygeia Hotel there
is a Dec er Brothers Piano which IS the adj
miration ul all the guests and visitors. It's
case is of ebony. richly and artistlcally
carved. and It's superior tone Is cOmmented
on and praised by all who hear il.