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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10


NEW YoHK. August 9.-There were many
statements made to-day regarding the mum
Der Of mon on strike. The men them
selves said there were three or four thou
ssnd, while the railroad officers maintained
that there were but three or four hundred
ont.
AT q o'clock tonight ffty-four Of the
plight force OF freight switchmen Of the
West-Shor depot at weehawken reported
Tor duty. On the SuIlet,n-boerd at the
stAtion-master's Office in the depot were
written several caha,istic signs. which the
men studied with interest and then quietly
went 10 work.
At TAO o'clock the locomotive whistle
rang out shrlly In the yard aud City Of
cha fifty -four switchmsn left their posts,
ppt on their coats. and walked TO their
homes. Preparations 70 meet the emsr-
Geoty wore immediately made By Chief
Oiapatcher Williams. and men were sept
0nt 10 Get the tracks IN readiness tor the
1Iopetohing Of the $40 Buffalo express. This
(fa{n Was pnt OF ut o'clock, having suf-
kfed only s hall hours DELAY.
tf0ight. Conductor Kane. who acted As
6Iok6Sman Tor the striking sw1tchinep,
- 81 Mater pe(sFoot that psrsopsily
p - ~ - gxisyeneeA 1asy hAa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10
THE TURF.
Yesterdays Interesting Events at Saratoga
and Monmouth Park.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l


SARsToaA. n. Y, August S.-First race
six furiongs Kingston won; Wary second,
Tom Hood third. Time. l:15a.
Second race-Virginia stakes for two
year-olds-fye MISUNDERSTANDING won;
Monterey second, Mamie o. third. Time,
I02sl.
Third race-free handicap sweepstakes,
one mile and three sixteenthsrhypocrite
won floodtide second, Uncle BOD thiro'
Fonrth race-sweepstakes for three-year-
olds. one mile and one Acknowledgements
Won. Prince Fonso second, Santiago third.
Es,h race-one mile-Irene won; Salts
faction second, Carrie q. third. Time,
TASK.
MONMOUTH PARK, N. j.. August 9.--First
race-free handicap sweepstakes. 81 900
added, six Observation-Disclosures won; Mad
stone second. TERRIER third. Time,
second race-Amboy handicap sweep
stakes, 81, 500 added, SIX furlongs-Sorcerer
won; Picknioker second. Fairview third.
Tine, 1:l8.
Third race-Cape May handicap sweep
stakes, $4,000 added, one mile and fur
long--Judge Morrow won: Chaos second,
Can Can third. Time, i:5S19.
Fourth race-free handicap sweepstakes,
81. 500 added. one mile and a quarter
Stockton won Cynosurs second. Time,
2:l514. Two starters.
Fifth race-tree handicap sweepstakes,
81 900 added--one mile--Eric won De-
faulter second. Major Domo third. Time.
lao.
sixth race-fve furlongs-Daisy Wood
ruff won Autocrst second, Vardee third.
Time, l:03}9.
Seventh race-Mirage stake. free welter-
weight handicap, $3.50 added. one mile
straight--Monroe won; Philosophy second,
Myfellow third. Time. i;47A.
Eighth race-(extra) sweepstakes, $3.50
added, FIVE furlongs straight
won; Keyser second, Bahcora third. Time,
l,O4I<
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NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.

Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies' and Pre-
paratOry school for Little Girls, conducted by tho
school Sisters OF Hotre Dame. EMILIA post
offlce. near baltimore Md iy 10. sa.Su& W2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10

svsr. and Senior FAnguiano, Secrstary Of
Jrst,cs has taken charge Of his portfolio.
This denotes no change In policy. Tho
1ovsrnment forces under General Pedro
Hor;iIas have routed the revolutionist
Tempisuue IN the Oriental department.
Tho transfer of the island of Heligoland
90 ths German authorities was formally
made YESTERDAY smias. great enthusiasm.
The strike Of the employees Of the rail-
ways in Wales continues.
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poWpgRLY ENDORSES THE STRIKE.
He Saws 1t is Final Protest--The Organi-
zation Perfect and the Strike Effective.
fBv telseraph to the Dispatcb.l

SCRANTON, Pa, August 9.-General Mas
ter-Worknan Powderly, when asked his
views concerning the great strike on the
New York Central and Hudson-River rail-
road. said that some time since it was re-
ported to him that the employees of that
line were being Disseminated against. the
discharged men all being known as leaders
OF organized labor. This strike is taken as
final protest against such DIS
bearable. Powderly said that the
employees of the road have q perfect
organization from Buffalo TO New York.
All these organizations are not members of
Knights of Labor, but their action is a
concerted one and there will be perfect
unity. The order to quit work will be
obeyed by all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10

CuTIcURA REMEDIES, md after using two
bottles CuTfcURA hEsOLvEsT | could see a
change, and after had taken four bottles
1 was almost cured, and when | had used
six bottles OF CUrIcUEA KgsOLyESr. one box OF
CUTICURA, and one cake OF CUTlcURA SOAR was
cured Of the dreadful disease from which had
suffered Tor Eve years. | cannot express with u
pen Whist suffered before using ne hEsEDiEs.
They saved my life, ana feel IL my duty to re-
commend them. My hair Is restored a. good as
ever, and So Is my oyesight
MRS. ROSA KELLY,
Rockwell City, Ia.
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EFVfE1 tF'NvF II Ns
fsneclal telegram 70 tho Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, Va, August 9.-The body of
the negro who was drowned on Thursday
night while bathing in the Appomattox
was recovered tonight about one mile
from the place where he went in swim
ming. 1t was recognized rs that ofThomas
Curtis, who lived in Weldon, and is wanted
there for cutting another negro.
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la r all fell out until l WAS
entirely bal1-headei ; It then
broke out On my arms and
shoulders until my arms we're
Just one sore. 10 covered my
entire body, my face. head,
aud shoulders being the worst.
The white scabs fell con Instant
ly from my head, shoulders,
and arms the skin would
thickeD and be- red and very
itchy, and would crack aud
bleed II scratched. After
spending many hundreds Of
dollars was pronounced In
durable. | heard OF tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10
STRUCK WITH A BRICK
And in q bad wav-A Railroad War which
Seems to he Onesided.
rpv ,.lerraph to the Dispatoh. I

fI3y telegraph 10 the Dispatoh.l
D.svuIy. Va, August 9-This morning
while workmen were engaged on the now
Methodist church on Main street Hill Nc
Cain was standing on scahold catching
bricks which another man was throwing
him from below.
brick that was pitched up by the man be-
low. and received severe blow on the
head McCain was somewhat stunned at
tbe time. and soon afterwards went into
convulsions. The doctors now think that
the skull is fractured. The poor fellow is
in bad way.
RAILROAD wAR.
A lively little railroad war is waging here
between the Richmond and Danvlillo and
the atlantic and Danville companies. BY
the building of the Lynchburg and Dur
ham road. which crosses the Atlantic and
Danville about thirty miles below this city,
q new line has been secured TO Iynchburg,
which is a competitor of the Richmond and
Danyille for western freights. Some OF
the Danyille merchants are disposed to
patronize the opposition line, but unfortu-
nately the Lynchburg and Durham uses a
few miles of the Richmond and Danvllle's
track from Lynchburg TO Durinid, and the
Lynchburg and Durham people were noti-
fed to-day that the Richmond and Dam
vile would not deliver ut Durmid freight
for Danville to be shipped by the lynch
burg and Durham and Atlantic and Dan
vile. The Atlantic and Danville has cut
largely into the Richmond and Danville's
business here. and the big corporation can
nor be expected to show favors to its oppo-
nents.
TOBACCO MARKET.
The leaf-tobacco market has been very
ouietd uring the week. and prices were of,
especially on cutters. The sales OF manufac-
tured tobacco amounted 20 10000 pounds.
Reports from the growing crop are still
favorable. though it is feared there has
been too much rain in some sections. III 10
said that the leaf is too large and gross
to make fine tobacco.
DIVIDED.
II is said here to-day the Republicans in
the district are very much divided on the
question Of holding aconventlon and noml-
mating a candidate.
PRoABLE INDEPENDENT.
Mr.. W. p. Barksdale. who IS ambitious to
receive party honor, says that conven-
ton will he held here about September the
10th and thinks he has fair chance to Sc
cure the nomination. but one of the best
informed Republicans in the State. who IS
Temporarily stopping here, IS firm IN the
belief that no convention will be held and
that ex-Congressman John II. Brown Will
run as an independent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10
CnrICrRA KESOLvENT.

the new Blood Purifier. internally 20 cleanse the
blood OF all impurities and poisonous elementsl.
and CUrICURA. the great skin Cure, and CuTI-
GINA SOAP. an exquisite SKIN Beautuer. exter-
nally to clear the skin and scalp and restore
the hair have cured thousands of cases where
the shedding Of scales measured quart daily,
the SKIN cracked, bleeding. burning. and itching
almos, beyond endurance, hair lifeless or all
gone, suffering terrible. What other remedies
hsyo made such curesf'
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FREDERICKSBURG DEMOCRATS
Elect Delegates to the Tappahannock Con-
yentlon-Captain Rowe Their Choice.
rsnocial telegram 10 the Dispatchl

Especial telegram to tho Disps.ch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, August "a mass
meeting of the Democrats of this city was
held in the courthouse last night. Captain
4. McCracken presiding and A. +. Rowe,
Jr.. secretary. The Chairman stated that the
meeting had been called for the purpose of
electing delegates to the congressional con-
vention which meets in lappahannock on
the I'D instant. On motion the election Of
delegates was proceeded with and resulted
as follows: Hon. Ii. L. Crismond, III. II.
Wallace, L. S. Cole. j. p Rodgers, John u.
Goodrich, and S. Ii. Beale. The delegates
were uninstructed. but are for Captain NJ.
B. Rowe, OF this city, The meeting was
the largest of its kind held for years, and a
great deal OF enthus asm prevailed.
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OCEAN-vIEw HOTEL.

This ve,l-snown SEASIDE RESORT 2. ,,,
open 20 the puthc lisa; niles from Nrr' /,
BAIHING uaexccllei, perfect security 20 s..
dertov, free from sheil1 fiSfiiNG me rr..,
Oh tho A;lsDfic coast; eats win Al e!.i.r.-,
supplied The JENKINS TRANSFER ClApa'
NJ, IA Norfols, ~ill glgc spsclsl attention y "a,
guests Address
JAS. I. wiLLiAMs. Nance.
my g.-3m ocean fIfF.tA
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
snENANpoAn corsrY.vA.

SUMNER RESORT for healfh and r'ra.Hrs.
The finest climate In the MOUNTAINS of Nf f.
giuiss. Climate very saluorious sni free f..s
.0gs. Average mcsn temperature very or ..
ring the entire summer moths
Toe large nrmber OF Different Springs 1Fr.l
and controlled by the CON p1ny mates .Irs
popular resort OF all this high. y-iaf1l-l se .a
OF The Uritet Siates.
Pure spring-wster perfect irs'nhf' r.-s
milk, unexcelle1 cuisine. bil'iarl-r1 ns '.. b.
dies and gentlemen, bOEling-aley, fsrH -
courts largest swimming-pooi iu shH firf. .s.
etc. Good livery, excellent or-ans,ra in ff.,.i.
snse during the summer. N0tei properly mi
ares IA extert embracing some ~ 60 g
mountain scenery IA The country.
For circulars and terms Adde'S
~ g7.eoIlyt T. ". EVANS. Narafsr
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Freight Depot De stroyed.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dlspatch.l

BRAMwRt1, W. Va, August 9.-The Nor
folk and Western freight depot at Elkhorn
was burned down this evening with its en-
tire contents. The cause IS unknown and
the loss haayr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10
frHE HYGEIA HOTEL.
a OLD POINT CINF0Rr. "a.

Uusurrasssf if rproi .fmeD-s, table srf ro-A
raj attention. issins Jess, Cos re Acc0rr r0i -
tons, entertainments, and GuGssnelfs f.f...
than 80 enF resort oi iis prestige in rae T. q
states Music twice . day n.y. tao cr.rH.a.tl
Fort Monroe haud n'glgy hops. sAiasf t.s
most delightful sur.-t4ih ing cn Tie c0As, q
sainng. nsnlng. and driving. frequrrf .-.
sence % foreign SUI American slf.s.0f .s.r.
daily INSPECTIONS. erllls. paralrs, cannon AT. f
rifs arxsi-prsr.ics. 4 brnsi eNlsnss .I 90
water surrounds Old Point Comf0rl, fsa.s .-,
are no lsni bfeeles, no malaria, ro NaT i....
no oppressive heat The eYoniugi nrf fe 49,
Ia. ahi the nights COO Hni rHir9alIlg ~.
most charming msrine We've IA th' We-.i $50
for a. s'rtpfiyo pamphlet. I. =. PIKE,
20 PISA, ~n. Iu,t Iht~ei far4...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10
All Left Their Posts.

Troy. N. Y, August ALL the gatemen.
switchmen, and trhekmen except one, 10
the number of forty. employed by the
Troy Union Railroad Company. left their
posts at o'clock this afternoon in response
TO an order from headquarters.
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sUnnsR Rysoss..

MOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AyD
w SPhISos. over kocknsb 0sp. Blue iif,,
mountains, i,JH feet abofe tle legei ~ 80 ~.
Fine views, a delightful sumner resort rla.,
board, strong iron sprngS Many a't-ar'll..s
tho invalid, gleasure-seoker. sua ianlist III,
Alton, Va. sa9s
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Colorado's Increase.

DEyvxR. August 9.-The complete census
returns show the population of Colorado
10 be 4,l0s. 800. Thisis a gain over 1885 OF
166. sss and over 1850 Of 2l6 ,iS2. THIS Will
give Colorado ono additional congress
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10

Sold everywhere. Price; CUrfCuRA, oOc.; soar,
Csc; REsoLvEsT. 81. Prepared by the PorTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, boston
se- send for "How 20 Cure skin Diseases" "a
paees. 30 illustrations, aud 100 testimonials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10

Your account has been standing long
time, Mr. Dukey." Then give Il seat my
dear Shears"
"ysFy glad to. Or shall NJ mako Il
Sepsiptf HayW'S tdS9t
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Packing Up to GO.
fBv telegraph 10 the DISPATCH

Kansas Crrx. No.. August "A special to
the Star from Emporia, Kan, says: ION
account OF the passage Of the original
package bill and the belief that President
Harrison will sign 1t, oil OF the original
package houses in the city have closed
their doors and are preparing to ship their
goods back to Missouri ~ soon - possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTI

TUTE, LEXINGTON, VA. Fifty-seconi
year. state Military. Scientific and Technical
School. Thorough courses la general aud APP
piled chemistry aud In engineering. COniers de-
gree Of graduate In academic course, also de-
grees OF Bachelor OF Sciences and Ciyil Engineer
10 Technical Courses. All expenses. incluiins
clothing and incdentals. provided az ratios OF $50
per month as an average for the four years, ex-
elusive OF outfit GENERAL SCOTT SHIP,
~ l3-eoil9t superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10
DICHMOND SEMINARY.
A LBEMARLE
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA

Unsurpassed in thoroughness OF instruction,
healthfulness and beauty Of location. appoint
menis for comfort moral inn-ence. Terms
reasonable. Rev. l.. ~. Moore Gdiei 10 the
Faculty. Order catalogue.
w. Z. DICKINSON,
q 6,vvat prluetfal
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FULLER AND WIDER SKIRTS.

We are told that fall will certainly usher
in On era of slightly fuller and wider skirts.
Truly it were we'll If change be in contem-
plation. that it should happen IN this d.
rection. If tho form were reversed, oh,
mvl How would the poor victims con-
trive 10 get about! And no Sedan chairs
nowadays. either.
The English idea Of what is proper, even
in the deepest mourning. is TO replace the
usual dull black Grape above the forehead,
with quite a broad bandeau of white. 1t
certainly relieves the face and is much bet
ter than the unvarying black at present
worn or the score of appearances.
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS.
COVERING ENTIRE BODY WITH WHITE
SCALES. SUFFERING FEARFUL.
CURED BY CUTICURA.
CURED BY CUTICUR

My disease tpsoriasisl first broke out on my
left cheek, spreading across my noe and almost
covering my face. Ii ran into my eyes, and The
physician was afraid would lose my eyesight
altogether. Il spread all over my head. and my
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10
r1,rS AYn srRrrrp oINoHAMs.

Indoor dress is something Of a puzzle,
One desires 10 look neat and fresh. &c.
you know. at home, especially because
there is always the chance Of stray caller
catching one unawares. Ginghams of The
palmer striped designs are being much
worn. They are TO be made up somewhat
in wrapper form, but with some style
about them" too. One model is partly
fitted to the back with slight suggestion
of a train; in front it is loose. Made with
a pointed yoke. of course. and with the
gathers below drawn IN by broad sash OF
ribbon. The trimming consists of white
embroidery and feather stitching. Sim
pie, very. but it fuldls all the trying re-
quirements of summer home gown.
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Ia-an,ilst&M6t
HAUOUTER INSTITUTE FOR

"a n z Y 2 T u II I.NO1 IT z u UT
Il YOUNG LADIES, WARRESTON, VA,
situated IN Piedmont region Of Virginia Oh the
Kich nond and Danyille railroad, hfty-four miles
from Washington. very successful school.
being entirely full tho past two years. Excel
begins SEPTEMBER Is, 1890 For catalogues
address GEORGE &. BIZ TIER, A. 81, Principal.
tyQ-W,F&su3m
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NyTT5;I;|I q f'sII ~ ij;M

Orsr 20 Professors cHd 600 Sindcnts ie.t tser-
GEyEN DISTINCT DEPA.FUANIS.
Academic. Literature, Science Philosophy. ites ~.
Theological Free tuition and fee room IN Wesley Han
Law. Fosr Professors. New buldings. Fees. 500
Medical Hospital Accommodations for Cins. Fees sr-
Dental. Full faculty -rcecni equipment new blltas ~
Engineering. Courses IN Gnu. Mechanic a. Mining kngl-
esrpg and Manual Technology Iso builtiasb Feet, ix
vcs e.Ascse address wills Williams. Nashville TsEd
(!y i6-eod4wl
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BIG CAMP MEETING.
Vast Crowds and Many Convsrsious.-De.
scription Of the Grounds-Good Order
Prsyerved--No Liquor.

Pf0Serve0--NO AJquors
conespopdsncs Of ne Riebmond Disc.tcA.l
OxAxoocK. Va, August 8, 1890.
Eastern Shore camp-meetings are always
great occasions In the social and religious
one which tho Southern Methodists have
been holding for tho past week at their old
camping-erounds in Turlington's woods,
about eight mules southeast Of this town,
4 said 70 b one q ths'most noted and IN
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS

u BURG. yA.-The twenty sixth annual ses-
sion OF this school for Boys begius lsT OF
! OCTOBER. Thorough preparation for Jniver-
city Of Virginia. United states Military and
Naval Academies, and leading Engineering
schools For catalogue address ". GORDON
McCABE Head Master. ~ 9-eoi2m
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yslsgrsphie Flsshss.

Dispatches from Gustemsla deny the re-
.d IN. 1. A 3. ss s:s. T IL ~ s =. sss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-10

DiafPLES. BLACK -hoads, red, rough, chapped,
L VI and oily skin cured by CUrIcURA SOAP.
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JAPANFsE pougNTrTl

There is a paucity of novelties. One
uses pretty much the same goods one used
last year or earlier in the present season.
Something noticeable, however, Is the
prevalence of the new japanese bourettes.
Thew are in the most charming colo1ngs-
6crus. creams. pale old roses and Nile
greens much diluted. They usually show
more or less floral design. fou must not
confound these goods (Which are wooilen)
with the Japanese cottons. The latter are
also in high vogue. 1t seems that we are
borrowing much from the Mikado's EN-.
pire. Even to the ensemble of our most
comfortable form of tea-gown.
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TIE FEArHER BoAs.

Among the dainty and pretty toilet ac-
cessories are the feather boas that are worn
at the summer resorts. They are tribes
light as air." but they are decidedly edec-
tive trifes and add piquancy to light
summer costume.
The quiiape has considerable popularity
Just now. GlsBlpe dresses are frequent and
are produced in number OF picturesque
patterns. The qlfimOs itself Is usually of
white or pale-cOlored lawn, made with very
full sleeves. and usually with yoke TO
which the front il gathered. The bodice
worn over it is laced up the front, peasant
fashion.
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DROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCT

PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE
J. SUPPLlEs.-ROCg ISLAND ARSENAL, ROCk
IsLANp, Ill, July 10 $50 sealed proposals.. l
tripucate. will be- received until O'Clock 4. ~.
on MONDAY. August n, $50. i0r turaishirs
Dyed Cotton Duck, Blankets, Forage. sliyrr
Gold, steel, Tin, Brass, iton, copper, aud Bias
Riyels, AMI Burs Iron, Eras., ani Copper
Wire Nails, Screws, Iacks, bolls, Nut. Ia.
ther, Threat, Rope, DUCK, Paiut-, ois, ihrr.
Gals. Paper, Cleaning aud Polishing Materlls.
Files. elc. during the dscsl year ending June
30 $50 Printed lists OF supplies needed. s'iH
fan Instructions supuisIOns, etl, can te 81
on application to Colonel JAMES n. WHITE
MORE. Ordnance Department, y. :. a, GOA.
mandiag. ~ h-AihiiifAW
CEALED BIDS FOR BU lLDlNG
- THE JACKsoS-PARK HOTEL. NyAeuils,
Va, received until SEPTEMBER !, is9Q
Tho company reserves the rgh, TO reject snJ
bid II sees lit
Plans and specifications can be sesn at IL
onice OF the Secretary.
A. A. CAMPBELL.
secretary,
au7-Th. sukTuot Wytheyiie. Va
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For circulars and terms adde's
~ g7-eodlr r. W. EVANS. Manage
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will De received a. ihs
Office ot the undersigned until AUGUST b, l't,
for the ERECTION AND COMPLETION Nl s
STONE AND BRlCR HOTEL BUILDING fo 10
built at Goshen. Va, by tue Goshen Land All
improvement Company
A satisfactory bond will - required ~ no
successful bidder. he right ~ relccI any h4!
all proposals Is reserved.
Plans. specifications and all Information D. 20
obtained Of NARREALL & OofoBTH. Architects.
40. "a south Broad street, Philadelphia, "a.
&. l. COOKE
Secretary Goshen Land and improvement ,on.
pany. al lNff
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CHASING FASHIONS.
SuMMER-FALL 5TYLES-A BsTW'xT
AND BETWEEN PERIOD.
Borrowing from the Sfikado's Empire
Guimpe Dresses In Picturesque Fat
terns-The CapricIous Parasoi.
of the Richmond pi.Osschl

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch1
New YORK. August 3. 1890.
II is growing 80 late in tho season that it
IL almost early in the next season. Already
we are beginning to think anxiously about
the fall and the apparel that will DO suita-
BILE therefor. Sufficient is never the evil
for the day where fashion is concerned.
We must needs borrow little trouble OF
the morrow. Still. we have two or three
weeks grace. Let's enjoy them to the full
by thinking as little about fashion "a -
comportable with keeping decently Wen
dressed
And what does that mean nowadays!
II appears to mean choosing the very slim
NEST. coolies. of dress goods and making it
up in the way that will Interfere least be-
tween oneself aud the outward world.