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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
NECK RUCHING


7c. n yard. II you are fastidious in the
style OF Ruchiugyou wear you are likely
10 be suited. Sixty-four various new
patterns.
All the french Satteens that were sold
for %. %, q, and 37ic. are marked
down to lSc. yard;
Outing Flannels, suitable for shirts or
shirt waists, one third wool, Sc. n
yard-other merchants may charge
Zoe. for them
Cream India Nulls with large Colored
Polka spots are marked down to &C.
q yard
'''''--''-' lWhite, Colored. Fancy,
IFIANNFTI Ior whatever kind at re-
" - reduced prices.
The French and SCOTCH
that were 81 to 49c. axe GINGHANN
to be sold for l6sc. /
On every yard Of
------''--'------I in the house DRESS
rpD1,r1vr, whether the
IhIhhlNu price IS &c. or -
s. a yard one third OF the
price will be taken oil Let the price
marks guide you. What is marked 81,
for instance, VIII cost SIC, 81 for Sl.33,
etc. A good many thousand dollars
worth OF Dress Trimming.
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nllMRAR,S lAMlNG PHI.
The Rescuers as Far as Ever from the En-
tombed Miners.
tBy telegraph to tue Dlspst,h.

TBy telegraph 10 tu9 Ri9p4'ru.
DtNBAR, Pa, June 2s.-Again are the
reecuers and relatives of the thirty-one en-
tombed miners doomed to disappointment.
The four brave men who took Their lives YES
in their hands when they went INTO inc
Woboninp uit last mght came out this
morning without having pierced the Farm
nm mine. The hole drilled into what was
supposed to be an entry OF the ilI-iatsd
rascners declare the maps are wrong, and
thew are as much in the dark now a. at
any time since the search was begun thir;
teen DAYS ago. The regular SHIFT started
in AGAIN this morning. and the brave .ut
d,eheerteDed men are once more searching
for AN entry thot will Iced them into the
burning pit. The work is very dangerous,
but the men will not abandon the sca I..I
until they have accomplished Their plr-
nose and found their comrades. The fire
IN the mine is burning with great, fierce,
ness and immense volumes or smoke anu
flames are issuing from the mouth Oh 'no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
THF HARVEST MAR.
LONG LIVE BULGARIA."
Execution of a Soldier who Knew How 70

by Anglo-Amorican cable 10 the Dispatch.J
SOFIA. BULGARIA, June 28.-The sentence
of death pronounced upon MAJOR Panltza
for consprring to overthrow the Govern;
ment was approved b. Prince Ferdinand
to-day. and was carried ont to-day. On ar-
r;vin,, M the place Of execution he made
confession 10 the chaplain. With firm
step he walked TO IN, post alone and
saluted the military officers present. lie
was then bound 20 tree. Just before tie
order To- fire was given the condemned man
erred ont in loud voice, Long live Bul-
carial" The body Of the dead soldier WAS
gwen 10 bis widow. The execution took
place precisely at 10 o'clock III the morning
AT the camp near this city. All officers at
tachcd 90 the camp were present. -Four
regiments Of infantry with battery of
artillery formed q hollow square. IN which
PauitZa met his end. lie bhndfolded HIM
self. stood erect. and acted courageously
throughout. T|euty-one bullets pierced
his body.
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DRESS GOODS.
Sale of Colored

The stock has TO be reduced.
Handsome Colored kiber Cloth, 40
inches, for Soc. from Csc. 4;
pc. for All-Wool French Dress Goods
that cost 59c. first Of the season;
French Plaids that were the lowest
prices Csc. are to be sold for Soc.
Gray or Brown-Mixed 3S-inch Bril-
liantine that was 4sc. will be sold
for 2jc.
Atwood Satin Serge that was 59c.
yard will be sold for 3Jc. Its to 90
Dress Goods Sale that shall make
sweep at once. These prices will
not be repeated.
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THE "KEYST0NE" BEATERS
AND MINERS COMPLETE
FOR S5c.
BARGAINS IN HAMN0CKS AND
GAMES.

Strong Hammocks at &c. worth Sl.25;
Substantial Croquet SETS at Csc.
q. Q. Lawn-rennis Sets. best quality
gut rackets. at $50 Per set worth
IS;
4 complete line Of Tennis Packets.
Balls, and Caps at lowest prices.
Our entire stock Of Picture Frames
and Easels, comprising every kind and
style, will 60 at
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after discussion lasting several bours,
voted on the question OF site for the lsu
20 be recommended to the National CON-
mission for acceptance or rejection. Inc
result was that the lake front was named
to be passed upon by the commission. Inc
vote stood twenty-three for that site TO ten
aoaInzt
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Exports and Imports of specie.

10y I'IH8IHpII 70 w I7'-I7'''7''''
New YORK, June 28.-The exports of sIe-
Gle from the port of New York last week
amounted 90 -Gsi. 223, OF which $3.50 ,48Z was
in gold and $g3,7 al N silver. All the silver
and S52G,277 in gold went to Europe ana
~i8f.2jj IN gold went to South Amer "a.
The imports Of specie for the week amount
ed 10 S34s. 1Gl. of which $780, was IN
gold and Slsl, 1852 in silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
DINNER SETS.

- Decorated Dinner sets, ll2 pieces,
Arlington shape, at So. per set
LAMPS.
Just as good values in ell kinds OF
lamps A general reduction all through
Tho pt,,,'-
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EAVeS PLAcAreD.
The Districts COMMUNICATIVE to Re-
main Chief Dcpuiy--A Popular
Secrcfary
Prom Our Regular Corrosponden,.l

FROM NuF keENiHF lotto pOUNfNil
WAsHIScToN, June 2s.-It is said that in.
asmuch as the Senate has rejected the
nomination Of John b. Eavcs, collector Of
internal revenue for Che Statcsyille district
OF North Carolina, that his district will
he consolidated with the Raleigh dis
trict. placing Collector White at the
head OF both. and Mr.. Eaves will
remain IN the service as chief deputy. Mr.
Faycs 10 continue the branch at States
vile. II this is dOnc-aud the prevailing
belief here Is that such an order viii be
issued by the Treasury Dcpartmcut-the
political enemies OF MIR. Faves Will get very
little satisfaction out of the defeat of the
latter by the senate.
MOTT IS LETT AoAIS.
Mr. !. J. Mott, of Statewide, who was
one Of the most bitter opponents of Eayes
is once more left. and the row between the
tar-Lcel Republicans viii continue. There
will be no new Offices given out under the
proposed consolidation. and OF course this
must prove sore disappointment 20 the
fellows who have been counting on retiring
Eaves.
ATTXhN WELL KNOWN.
Colonel John +. Dickinson. Of Texas,
who has been unanimously elected Secre-
tary OF tine Worlds Fair Commission at
Chicago Is well known III Virginia, having
been educated at kaudolph-Macon College
and the University Of Virginia. He at
tended the unyehng OF the Lee
monument az Richmond last month,
whore he met many Of his former
colegc-mqtes Colonel Dickinson was
one Of the Chicago committee who
worked in behalf OF that city with Con-
ercss, and probably no other man did
more 10 send the Fair 10 the great
III tropolis Of the Northwest. lie IS
full OF energy, always abreast Of the
times, and having had much experience
IN the management of expOsitlOns he VIII
undoubtedly succeed IN the important
work that be rs now to undertake.
Ia selecting Colonel Dickinson the
commissioners have paid "a high cOmpi-
meut 10 the ability of this pluchv,
Young southcrner, and the people OF that
section Wi have no cause 20 regret the Sc
lection that has been made, for those who
know hlm are confident that be will reflect
credit upon his section as well as himself.
ForR DEMOCRATS n IOWA.
Tv-Conpressmsn Jcre Murphy. Of Iowa,
is in the city. lie saws that the Democrats
ore reasonably certain of electlug four
membDrs Of Congress from Iowa next No
vember. There Is only one Democrat IN
theurcscut delegation from Iowa.
EX-Cougres,mn Benjamin Wilson, of
West Virginia. Il is SAID. has decided TO
become "a candidate for the Democratic
nomination IN the First lOr NheeiIng) dis
trict.
Post Offices established: Vireinia-Loan
der. Rockingham county, Daniel i. Heat
wole. postmaster.
North -Clybornville, Robson
county, James I. Preratt, postmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
Blue outlool, for Panama Bondholders

fBy Anclo-Amcrlfan ca"ie 10 ITO bl'pat'H'I
Caurz. SPAN. June 2S.-The French press
admit that the negotiations between Lieu
tenant Wy-e. representative of the Lou;
dators of the Panama Canal Company. AMI
the Columbian Government for an eXte.--
SION OF the Panama Canal Commission and
the resumption of work on the canal have
collapsed, and that the hopes OF the bon =
holders are ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
UHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
4 OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.

Unsurpassed In appointments, table and gene
raj attention. Terms lers, for the scconm0ia-
tons, Entertainments, and amusenents given,
than at any resort OF 10 prestige In tho United
states. Music twice a day BY tho celebrated
Fort Monroe Band; nightly hops. safost aud
most delightful surf-bsihing on tho coast. good
sailing. fishing. ami driving. Frequent pro-
sencs OF foreign aud American ships-Of-var;
daily inspections, druls. paradss. cannon and
rife target practice. broad eKpsnss Of salt
watsr surrounds Old Point Comfort, hence there
are 10 land Dreezrs. no malaria, no hay fever.
no oppressive heat The evenings arc delight
ful, and the nights cool and refreshing The
most charming marine views In the world send
for descriptive pamphlet N. fihs,
10 2i-ss, ia, tu&IhL.ol Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
WARRANTS ISSUED
For the Arrest of Swindiing BanK oi"eoIS
Criminal Proceedings instituted

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch
Pm1ADrLrmA, Pa, June 2S;j ;Slas5 ,5aTo
Kockersperger this afternoon ISSUED war
r raCt for the arrest of John j. Macfarlane'
president of the defunct American lie als
Insurance Company, Louis +; IIeiHei'
president of the defunct Bank OF Aineri .E,
and Charles w. DUNCAN. cashier OIL tne
Bank of America, charging mem 100 VIII "
conspiracy in obtaining $1,000 c,roGiting
the funds of the bank by credlilne
the loan to Richard Ewohhhs, an
employee of the bank. The E %prTs3 9;ra wt'
issued upon the affidavit OF AdoiPh iran =,
who testified as chairman OF the recent M
vestisation by committee Of the yietim nj S1
depositors. This is the first step taHen 0y
the depositors to begin criminal pi IS
ceedings against the officers OF the pans u
America and their accomplices. Inc wa" wa
rants were placed in the hands OF con con
stable to be served as soon as Do
bic. A meeting Of the depositors 10 uef
eide the question Of the employ men a,u.ho ~
counsel and to determine upon iuI Iii
steps in the matter of the prosecutor "''
DO held on Monday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

NEW YORK, June sS--Arriyed; Steamship
Umbris. LiyexQoel
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BOYS CLOTHING
are 20 be sold
4 here this week.
| cheap kind or
HANDKERCHlEFS

our lowest-in- thereby prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

will be sold for
&c. a yard. The
silk cord in most
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
TEALTHIEST PLACE IN AMERI.

Il Cabot SPRINGS, y. 4.
Dry, brscing mountain ar, beautiful scenery,
the finssI Datbs in America, a sure euro Tor
MALARIA, KHEUMATIsM, GOVT, otc.; ssia-
ming pool, with bathing suits "a q! sesshors'
bowling billiards. tennis, etc. HEALTH,
PLEASURE. HOME COMFORTS, and an Usk1-
CELLED TABLE. Address
THE MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
Hotel rates, fl5 70 f23 per week. cottage
board, - % tlt per wock. 70 b-Su, u& lbzm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
PARNELL,S BIRTHDAY.
He's Banaueted at the National Ciub-His
Congratulations on the Glad
stone Alliance.
fBy AngIo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l


LONDON. June 2s.-Mr. Parnell was forty
four years old to-day, and IN honor OF the
occasion grand banquet was given to-
night az the National Liberal Club. covers
We're laid for seventy guests. justin Nc
Carthy presided.
Pafnell. responding to a toast TO his
health, eulogised Mccarthy as the beau,
ideal Of an lrishman, TO whom be could
wish no future dearer 10 his heart than TO
enter soon with himself the portals of
naetime ON. the coIlece-ereen. He
congratulated his hearers upon the Glad
stone alliance. and eXpatiated on the constl-
tutiOnal policy Of the Irish 1nere was q
time in parliamentary history, he sald,
when traitors throve and prOspered. Now,
with a perfect franchise. which ireland
knew how TO use. no freshman, however
great his services, could attempt 70 betray
his country with any hope oi success,
nor could the Government bribe either
Ireland or her members. II they brlued
the latter tomorrow they would find
fresh crop equally unpurchasaDle. Laugh
ter Hc claimed for the Parnelltcs
the credit for the present dlsQrganized
COLdit on of the Government ana TOT the
great change that had been wrought IN
English opinion regarding Ireland. lie
excused the Irish members VINO were aD-
sent nj tie recent critical DIVISION
surprise 10 them as to the Conservatives.
IL would have been useless TO issue the
whip. because it was nOtOrlous fact that
the Government opened al the irish men,
bcrs' letters and the whip would thus
have defeated its own object. Never
theless. II was worthy OF remark
that the Parnelltes were present IN
greater strength than any other party. 1t
would be unjust 10 him or his party 10
withhold his testimony as to the manner
in which tho members Of the IRISH party
had uncomplaininglv performed their duty
for the past five years.
THF HARVEST MAR.
He was convinced that they had not
much longer 70 wait for the harvest. The
Government would continue for time 10
drag ont its wretched and feeble existence,
diminishing the possibility of life here
after. Whatever they attempted. he saw
no hope for them but extinction. There
fore tire prospects of ireland are bright IN
the hands Of Gladstone. The members OF
the irish party would accept no office I'M
less conferred by their fellow-coun;ry-
men. In conclusion he proposed toast
20 Chairman Mccarthy.
A i'nionist demonstration was made at
the CRYSTAL Palace tonight, where BAN
quot was given 10 the Cabinet Ministers,
most of whom were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
Gi.5oo. 600 in the United states.

WASHINGTON. June Superintendent
Porter. M au interview with Post reporter
to-day. estimated tie total population OF
the uied states at "a, 500, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
ARecount for Minneapolis.

WAsHlNGrov. June 2S.-The Superin-
tendeut of the Census has authorized a
recount ln thc five districts IN NiEneapo-
Die in regard to which there are charges OF
fraudulently increasing the returns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
Pittsbureh's Count.

PrrrspuRaH. Pa, June 2s.-District-su-
peryisor Oliver approximates the ,Popula-
ton of Pittsburgh at 24Q,0 Allegheny
CITY at los, 600. and Allegheny county at
eOa 0in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

are closed ont
with - per
cent. Of tho
dollar from
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: he treason TO my party make tho
GREAT APPLAUSE.

IF this he treason to my party make tho
GREAT ArpIAUsE.
There was perfect hurricane of applauso
in tho House when Mr.. Ewart took h,s
seat. II was not all from Democrats
either. for Coleman of Louisiana, Lehlbach
OF New Jerscy. Frank of Missouri and
other Republicans Joined in the demon.
s'ra;ion. Aside from the bold position
taken the speech was one OF great
merit IN every respect, and was deliy
cred with fine effect. Mr.. Ewart made
careful preparation. and he tore the bossos
oil 70 pieces. Being n southern man no
knows more of affairs there than all the
Lodges that could be piled up mountain
high. Among those who congratulated
Mr. Ewart were Messrs. Coleman, I4ehl-
bach and Frank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
An Earl DpnarfPh.

ByAnglo- American cable 10 ths Dtspatch.l
LONDON, June 28.-Ihe Earl Of CanarVon
j. Id
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

One Million Dollars and All the Pas
sengers' and Seamen's Effects Lost.

IBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch
IoSnov. June 23-The Dutch steamer
Prince Frederic which was sunk by a col
lisiou with the British steamer 9larPes*o
lad one million dollars on board. All the
passengers and scameu's effects were
lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

EDGEMONT MINERAL SPRINGS
IIopen Tor sCAMER BoARDERs JUNRI, 1880.
Situated on Virginia Midland railroad one and
one half miles from depo, IN beautiful. COOL and
healthy climate Fishing and hunting grounds.
green lawns, and fr'hs ia abundance. For
terms apply % Mr.. and Mas. JOEL NJ. WOOD
son, Rocknsh Depot, Nelson county. Va
10 H. Wlt&Sust'
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WASHINGTON.
ioDeE BILL TO GO THROUGH
~sr HOUSE UNDER THE WHIP.
., North Carolina, Pronounoes IL
pamnsblo Attempt {" stir ID
strife and nioodshod.


= I''' A. A.
u-r>ar,N. June 2s.--Accordlng 10 .I nc
,farmati0n obtanholc ron lou, II, m
r',ll lean members 0i tue i'p 'iI NJ NJ,
800 .si.s. The Iodefai e'o.'io" t ua,. ~,
,t-,-e.as measure ,"h,'. ~ -, ,r;1i
d.. House rn.'>> 'C. "a - w,ll noss
,-r-. .t DO N ~. C.,crees therefore.
o. ,Dvor uI'"a =. an nneypocted
... La. ,,JSpondence be-
a.itv 0. n'I'e Ga " .5ov tbe vote is taken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

This will be the Red.Letter" week OF
Miller q Rboads' Great Keller 5sie. ror
fnll psrticulsrs on mage z Of this nanAr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

Black and White Serge is to sell for
37ic. that usually cost 81;
An-Wool Full Double-Width Flannels
are to sell for 25c. instead OF A., 80,
and 49c. You can only buy these
goods for these prices while We
offer them:
All-Wool French Challies for 30c. a
yard
i: e.; :: 51lTl 4; $. e: 6:
s.. 9S. that would be- Sl25. 81 for
French Serge in fancy new styles of
stripes or plaids, Black Cashmere
Shawls, Shawls with heavy embroidery
and Silk Fringe, for S3.90S; SOS for
what cost 81. so TO land.
We show ''-'' -'''--- as no other
rs e: : IL, rnuzn $ :: e. e:
Paper-C Covered to the Fine Sole-Leather
Trunks. Every kind with every i'm
provement. We have not heard OF n
single house that sells tho same class Of
Trunks by 20 per cent.
Gentlcmen's Office Coats and Vests,
flannel, for CSC. n suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

10 Have a Reunion ON the Battle-Fields
Around Knoxville.

| KN0xILr, TIM. June 27.-About three
months 400 10 was suggested that Knox
Vile would have q TeuuiOn of the Federal
and Confederate veterans who took part IN
the battle Of Fort Saunders at this city.
There was a spontaneous response
from an the citizens. Later the scope
was Wileucl and il was determined
10 have a general Federal and Confederate
Veterans reunion. whether they were IN
the battle az Fort Saunders or not. Ii was
suggested that thousands who took part in
tho battles around Knoxville, such az
Cumberland Gap and the points near Chat
tsnoOEa, would be glad 10 revisit those
scenes in these "plDing times of peace.
The movement was taken up by Edmanard
Post. Grand Army of the Republic. Zolli-
lufcr Camp Of Confederate Veterans, Fred
Auit Bivouac of Confederate Veterans, and
the Chamber Of Commerce Committees
were selected from each. and they went 10
work with "a vim. All the preliminary work
has now been done and grand reunlCn
vi ] Zoe held in the first week OF October.
Nothing on so large a scale has ever been
attempted IN the southern country. Two
hun lrcd thousand folders descriptive Of
the lcuuiOn features. with programme, VIII
be sent North, South. East and West.
Every Grand Army OF the Republic post
and every camp Of Confederate veterans
VIII ne btLt an lINtdtlou iuAOu-u bA4Nlet
sources. Special invitation cards to the
number OF 10000 Will be sent 10 prominent
men IN soldier organizations. Rare and
unlque inyitatiOn-cards will be sent TO
prominent officials of the country, In
Guiding President Harrison and MIS-. Har-
rison. members Of the Cabinet and of Con-
gress. and Governors of the States. Some
OF the mOst noted orators IN the country
Will speak. The reunion proper will last
four days.
TIE PROGRAMME.
The programme includes the grand sham
battle by militia companies on the old bat
tie-grOund of Fort Saunders. There Will
also be a BIC competitive drill, with large
prizes to al State troops will be in camp
here at that time and they will entertain az
guests the militia of other States. The
clty viii be illuminated each night from
end TO end Every citizen Will throw wide
open his doors to entertain visitors. 1t ~
estimated that not less than 10000 old sol
diers will be IN the city aside from other
visitors. The railroads will give low rates.
Ii rs already known that an immense num-
Der will come from Michigan. Ohio. lndl-
ana. Illinois. and the Northwest. The com
Injttee has secured $4,000 for advertising
purposes. which will bc spent III sending
out invitations and printed matter. Tents
capabe Of holding 1900 persons VIII be
used for speaking and other exercises. No
thing has been undertaken 10y our citizens
with so much enthusiasm. 1t Is TO be
purely "lark"-a brother gathering OF
those who wore the blue and those who
wore the gray--and many ConfederaUes
will come from as far South and West as
Texas. Everybody Will be taken care Of
aud the guests will be given the freedom OF
the CITY Free excursions will be run by
The city 10 the battle-felds Of Cumberland
Gap and Chattanooga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
PRINTED NAINS00KS,
PRINTED ORGANIZES,
PRINTED MULLS

French in every respect. Coloring
and designs that are as novel as they
are beautiful, ~ to &c.
! that were bought to sell
lCHlTIIFS for &c. The best OF
all the &c. ones, for
ty various patterns,
for &c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
MOURNING ra
I}atisto.

French, All-Wool, 40 inches wide,
for JOc. from zee. ;
Black Silk-Warp Henriettas, Soc.
The usual S1.20 quality Silk-Warp Clio
rinaA for Slc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
THE IRISH LEAGUE.
Parnen Counsels That No "oou
Would Come from ConNeh'''"'

LINCOLN, Me-. June 2s.-Ihe iSilo o;Snpi
letter has just been received py TI Same
Fitzgerald, of the Irish Natiohai A0"fO
of America. from Mr.. Parnen; Ina 90
~. House Of Commons, iT rrr opo to
hold a convention Of the irish Sss No 70
tional League at Baltimore; ! PEI esd'
say that IN conjunction with NY y, hiect
ing colleagues have given the ~, CARA are
my anxious consideration, ana We use.
unanimously OF the opinion Una. tberine
full result would follow such that Won
at present. We think, therefore, 'I Il Won
would exercise sound discretion -
postponed the matter for the prese"''
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SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK.
II, IS, b, and L {. Broad st.,
between First and Foushee streets.
SUMMER RESORTS
THE GLEN SPRINGS SlNITARITN,
n NM II INTiFW' VI
WATKINS, v. Y.


THIS new Institution, under the medical man.
agementOf experienced physicians, will open
for guests JUNE 10. 1880.
LOcai OF on 4 blum, OVERLOOKING Thirty
MILES OF SENECA LAKE, surrounded by pins
forests and near the famous WATKINS GLEN.
VIII DO equipped with the mOst approved
therapeutic appliances, including Turkish, Rus
sian, Roman, Electric, ElecuO-thermsl, M0iiere
Saline. AMI Iron Baths. Also Massage, swedish
Movements. Calisthenics, and all forms Of klee.
tricity
Pure water-slso valuable mineral springs In.
Gliding SALINE. IRON, IODINE, and 81 LPuUH
waters. 80 malaria.
beautiful views charming walks and driyes,
pure air. boating. hsblng, &C.
Modern improvements: Elevator. Electric
Belle, sc. CUISINE UNSURPASSED.
For terms and other particulars address
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