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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Joseph Vaughan has returned from a
weeks trip to Old Point and Virginia Beach.
Miss Mary Cushing. OF Baltimore, Nd, is on
visit 10 her friend, Miss anthony, Of this city.
ThompsoE's Patent Flash-Llght Is an assured
success. II worked admirably Wednesday
night.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, meets tonight and viii
elect and install Its officers for the ensuing Ma
sonic term.
No cases we're tried in the Hastings Cour
yesterday. The second trial OF the Scholb berger
case Is fxed for the 18th instant
Since tho passage by tho Legislature IL
February Of the law taxing charters the state
has realized S2l.2ol from that source.
Miss Nettie Blayton of Lsnexa. Va, and MIS-
Annie White, OF Charlotte county. Va, are stop
ping with Miss Reatha Perkinson, No. 2lt0 Plea.
SAINT street
The general com mittee on ST. Johns-day ceie
bratiou will leave ST. Adams Hall this afternoon
III private cOnveyGnce5 to visit The Masonii
Home. The committee numbers 81
Colonol and Mrs A. L. Riyes sail from New
Ork SATURDAY for France. where they 20 % see
their daughter, Mrs Amele Rives Chauler
From PARIS Colonel kives will sail for Panama
The following convic;s were received at the
penitentary yesterday from King George coun.
ty: Edward Windsor, ten years for house
breaking: william 81. Rivers dltas William VI.
Rives two indictments for forgery. four and .
half years
Mr.. Carl Richmond, Of this city, and Mr.. ..
Murkley, OF Roanoke, have gone 10 New York 70
examine church buildings. with Wow 10 get
ting aOme IDEAS 20 be embodied In tho plan for
tue Eoglish Lutheran church 10 be ere ted al
Roanoke.
Judge Waller X. Staples concluded his argu-
ment before Judge FitZhugh yesterday morn ng
In the contest over tho estate OF the late VIII
liam A. Thomas, consuming iive and hall
hours altogether. He was followed by Con-
gressman WAddill. Of counsel for Bottle Thomas
Lewis, who will conclude this morning.
President Hogelsnd, of the BOYS, and Girls
National Home and Employment Association.
iectured on Wednesday night at Leish-strees
Baptist church on "Isn Years Anon n the News
boys." Al noon OF the same day he addressed
the operatives In tho hicpmond stove W orks on
the reformation Of youyh. Thursday noon he
spoke at the t0baceo-works OF W. n Hancock,
and yesterday he addressed the Operatives OF
she Tredegar iron-WorkA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
MRS. JANE STEPHENS.
DEATH OF A REMARKABLE FEMALE
OCTOGeNARIAN.
The Farmers Alliance Spreading - Its
Great Erpcctations-A United Demo-
cracy All the Same.
lspecial telegram to the pIspatcn. ]


FRzpzaIcxsBURG, Va, June i2-Mrs. Jane s.
stephens, one OF the oldes. Inhabitants Of Spot
sylvsnia county. died as her residence to-day
after lingering Illness. she had rcsched tho
ripe age OF eighiy.two years a1d up TO tho com
mencement o, her late sickness was quite re-
markable for her indomitsole will Living all
alone for many years she insisted until the last
that no one should remsln with her. The neigh
bors VINO kindly mlnistered 10 her wants would
visit her house ssyersl times during the day 10
SEQ that she was not suffering for anything.
WHEAT HARVEST.
The present warm weather has fast rtpened
the wheat, aud many OF our farmers are now In
the midst Of their harvest. Tho yield will be
rather better than last year. but II IL feared that
the grass crop Will fall tor short Of last seasons
cut.
The Farmers Alliance movement IA making
rapid strides In tho counties adjacent 10 freie-
rcssburg From all directions We hear OF tho
formation Of new lodges. IL seems az " me
coming Of the Moses that viii lead them out OF
their present deplorable condition.
Tho german given by the Young Mems Gun
last night was O grand success despite the warm
weather. Tho attendance was quite larsss. snd
all hands voted the affair one OF the most enjoy
able given siuce the formation OF the club
UNITED DEMOCRACY.
Speculation hero Is rife "a 20 who will DO the
candidate for Congress from this district There
are n number OF gentlemen who are quite Will
ing to serve their country 10 this capacity, but
~ FAR Of them have openly ayowet their
intention. lt seems 70 10 generally UNDERSTOOD
that whoever the lucky man may be he will nave
tho undivided support OF a united Democracy IL
the end that the old First district be redeemed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

A telephone message was received nero a' ~ we, ,
O'clock yesterday norGlng IRON wy 'oth' con,
stating that the boly Of Mr.. c. :. Chaikley, VINO
yyas drowned fnere early Monday morning hdu
been recovered. Tho brother OF the ue.e..se q, = 4
,c.nt down al once for the remains ana they
,yrro Inferred ia Maury cemetery yesteroay
afternoon. ,. , r..A..ao ,yho
va. married AT Chester " Wednesday 10 5lse Nate
II. Archer. is The conductor on the ARR vlle an !
powhafap railroad. lie and his bride VIII spehl
n To-, DAYS ia Powhatan before go'hs 10 arm
Vile. where they will reside.
The Tupe meeting Of the Council VIII Do beil
tonight at O'Clock. The session Will proDao!y
DO a busy Que. -, 49,, oo.N "a
ccivot a rheck for $1,000 a. payment Tor thclr
certiac a.es In the Iron Hail. which matured re-
Nrs. Page, Of Buckingham, is visiting az the
residence OF judge Ingram, on Porter street.
Nuss Mary Turnbuu, Of Petersburg, Is Nlsi'ns
Mrs g. T. Gary, on Porter street, -.
Miss Mary hudgins, OF Petersburg VINO haS
boen visiting IN this city. mas IeiurheG noiiis =,
Common lth,.Atiorney T. V. Cogpll'' VI
Chesterfield, was IN the city yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
San, n, for uousobreaking.

Johu smith G'tds Nathaniel Warren lcoloroul
charged with broaking into the store ana q we'll
tny'toilae OF ii. c. Wagner aud stealing s4.l3 IN
currency. Mr. Wagner, whose store sn1 resi-,
derco are on second street between bIoan anu
N,r,naV agoko sbOct O'Clock yesterday morn
inr and found warren in his room ransacking
~ Uants-po .keta he endeavored 10 catch the
tbisf but tire latter got out OF ihe building as ne
fat enfrred-througn the traneom ovsr the
dcor. In Jumping Warren feli on his head and
Nas toocSed inseusble and so romained unul
OGjcsrs Thomas and Barioot arrived. lie was
sent on 20 the grand jury.
aava for stealing three pocSoi-kniyes the pro.
nsIt, Of Harry Walters, aud commission o.,
inoery was ordered 10 Inquire into the mental
rendition Of A. G. Pesy The Olher cases uis-
nosed q; wero OF q trining character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
,i.rriare In IIenrico.

Mr.. A. Branch and Miss Carrie b. Higgason,
dnughter OF A. j. HiggasoD, both OF henrico
os~ioek Al emmanuel church. hey Is. d. Ran
dOIph, tho pastor, ofIiciaied. III. -.
The aiiar was protiily decorated with terms
and growing plants. The bride WAS dressed IN
white, aud the entire picture was 'oIJ A'""0-
The usbers we're Messrs w. 7. Redd. o. l.
Alhertsoo. II. c. Runiu, Garland Haines. Cosmo
Hlegasnn, and w. 4. Eaton. NJ. Cosno higga-
son tna brotnsr Of the bride, acted as best man.
aner ths ceremony the invited guests were
entartained by tho parents OF the bride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
BIG SALE OF WEST-ENO LOTS.
4 Square and a Half Brings Nearly Eighty
Thousand Dollars.

4 Square and a Half Brings Nearly Eighty
Thousand Dollars.
Mr. " W. BoTo's sale Of West-En lots yester-
day afternoon was a great success In fact IL
was the largest Of the season. Tie attendance
was largo, tho bidding spirited, aud prices good.
The lots frOnted on Grace ana Franklin streets
between Allison AMI Addison and arc between
Mr.. John Morton's property on the north and
that I Captain John 4. Coke on tho south, and
tust west OF the Lcc-mOnument grounds.
Altogether thero wero thirty-eight Grace street
lots, each fronting - feet, and eighteen fronting
81 feet each on the north side OF Franklin dis
posed OF, and the aggregate price brought was
s.e.75530.
Mrs John Morton bought ton OF the Grace
street lots north side nearest Addison streeD
privately for SlO,52G30, Dr. J. G.. bcattie bought
the next two auction at S3j per foot, DR.. X. A..
Patterson the next Ave al the same, and Mr..
Israel ihe Allison-st-eet corner sad one af-
Joining at SO OF those on the opposite slde
Mr. Joseph ". Bianton bought seven a. S3i,and
DR. Patterson I've az f37 snd seven al $3.50.
Starting on Frankiia at Addison coming east
Mr.. %. K. Williams bought tho first threo lots at
So, the next ~ $50 DR.. Patterson tho next at
ifn Dr. Beattie the next a. $50 MT. Williams tho
next at so. aud the next six NJ sO.5G: DR.. Pat
t3rson She next at 5000, and Mr.. Blanion the
o;hNr four al tGd.S
Dr. Patterson aud 1lr. Blanton were buying for
6yudicates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

The Garden Party at the Baptist Home
this evening and ieyening from
to II O'Clock. by the managers Of the insti-
tuition. promises 10 be pleasing enter
tainment. The grounds will be beautifully
Illuminated and string band will be in
attendance. There will also be vocal and
instrumental music and rectations by a
number Of our well-known artists. The
ladies hope 10 have large attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
HIGHLAND PARK COMPANY.
a Charter Granted Yesterday in the Ill

4 Charter Granted Yesterday in the Hen
rico Circuit Court.
In the Henrco Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Vellfori granted charter to The Highland Park
Company. which il authorized 10 lay out park
build n town, and q enjoy all Of tho privileges
rsually conferred upon building and improve
Ineni Bs-crlat!Ons, o.,
The capital stock is 10 10 not less than $25,Uu'
and may be increased to an amount not OK
ceediuF fJn,O0
Iho following are the officers for the frst year
President, y. =. Randolph; Nice-President u.
= johnson: Secretary aud treasurer, fihuN
Mostly. Dlrectors-lho above and Messrs. A. =
Mosby Of Augusta; A. !. LnslOw, J NJ -FOUR
Gurcnn. y. -. Mosuy, \. ". Bowe, J rank -
EnslOw OF " est Virginia, ana Peter y SuD4et-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

number OF the enumerators have completed
their Work 80 far ~ dOmicil,ary visits arc con-
cerned. Now they have ~ make out their re-
ports.
IL ia probable that many people have been
omitted by the enumerators in their rounds,
and some sort of arrangement ought 10 be made
so tnAt those who have thus been missed may
furnish tie Authorities with their names, &c.
There ought to be nead-enumeratoT Tor kich-
mond.
Can't this be arranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

Meade s. Bakers seponine Dentifrlce.
This 10 the best Too,h-Powder ia use. Is is
guaranteed 70 DO free from all acids or hurtfui
ingredients. II speedily removes the tartar from
the teeth AMI heals and hssdsns the gums Sold
BY druggists generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
No Dccisinn Ahont tho Modal.

The annual contes' for the Steel medal award
Cd 10 the best reader At Richmond College was
held yesterday evening at 5.3) OclocS. After
most enjoyable reaiings by Messrs. Pollard,
Taylor. Dudley, W8thall, and Harwood COM
mittee from the faculty, consisting OF Profess
eors Pollard, PuIyear, and Thomas, retited and
announced that they dii not feel Authorized 70
award the modal 10 other o. ths contestants.
being u minority OF the faculty. The contest
will DO repeated this afternoon at $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
The Wonderful Spring

tha, cured tho discovers sore hsnds Persons
wishing TO yisi. this lovely resort should buy
tickets 70 "scven Nile Ford,n Norfolk and West
ern railrosd. yirgiuis, to arrsss st depot Moa-
day and Thursday afternoons Address wiLLiAx
II. Willy, Secretary. cramplsr Postofiics, Ashs
county, Nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

occurred several days ago on one Of our
most important trunk lines. Nobody hurt
but all the baggage except the Roller-lray
Trunks was smashed up. Buy one. Sold
by dealers. Made by II. W. Rountree q
Brother. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
POWAATAN CLUB MEETING.
Proposals for mbersaip--Proposition to
Have "a barbecue.

Have barbecue.
The monthly meeting Of the "owhatan Club
was held at its rooms las. night, with President
Be.yin ia the chair. In the absence Of tho Secre-
tary Mr.. P. }. Burton filled tha position. Several
proposals. for membership were received aud ro-
ferre1 20 tho proper committed The clnb at
present has its fun quota 500 Of members, and
applicants have @ wsit their turn.
4 resolution offered by Mr.. Burton for the ap-
pointmeat OF a committee Of flye TO report upon
thoalyisability Of the club having r7union or
barbecue was adopted. The CHAIR appointed
the following: Mes.rs. p. j. Burton, C. +. Big
ger, W y. Courtney John :. bGrwood, and H..
f. Ezekiel The committee will meet at tho
club rooms next Thursday night.
suudry routine was disposed ef after which
the meeting adj jouTned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

Iremove Gloss, Clean, Dye, and Repair
Gentlemen's Clothing.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mas. A. J. PYLE,
3l5 north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

Ia a world Of preparation, and II q stone should
DO dug up In Jerusalem and 10 had inscribeu on
IL There may be- repentance In inc srssc,
there Is no place In the Bible for II ana IL ~ was
put there it would make the entire book q he.
Mr.. Jones said he will carry the Gospei 70
China or to any other country, but be Will mover
so among the tombsionos 20 preach
The speaker impressed upon his audience 'nhs
they should not maze light OF Christianity.
few days ago a man came 70 his tJones's services
AMI went away saying 10 was nothing bat acir-
Gus. That man is now des1, aud to-day Cihurs-
Day his body was put Ia the ground.
PERSONS DOOMED.
The third class, who are prisoners without hope
are the men AMI women who have made UP
their minds TO brave the terrors Of hell
Mr.. Jones related many pathetic incidents
where persons have rejected all Gospel invita-
tions and turned away from their friends who
were pleading with them 10 come TO Christ end
whom these persons came down to their last
hours were miserable and painful because thoy
were not prepared TO meet God.
At the close OF the sermon an invitation was
extende1 all persons who desired 70 become
Christians 10 come forward aud take the front
soatA About ffty responded. Probably one
hundred rose for the prayers Of the Church
Those who hsi heard Mr.. jones several times
before no came 70 Richmond say his sermon lass
night was the greatest one Of h,s lie.
FOR coLoRED PEOPLE.
Tomorrow afternoon AZ 3 O'Clock Mr.. Jones
will conduct q service for colored people only.
Ho made public request yesterday OF persons
70 let their servants come 70 the meeting.
Sireet-Railway Properties.
number OF northern gentlemen were in the
city yesterday looking into the value Of the
street-car and electric companies with the view,
possibly, Of investing.
1t is understood that Mr.. Fisher will be here
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

will be given at the Baptist Home this evening.
from 70 : hero Will be 40 entertainment for
children. From 70 II there Will be vocal IN 1
Instrumental music and reciiAtions by Anumbs r
q our favorite amateurs. Kefresbmenss VIII %
served. and tits hoped that tho ladies' will 10
well pgtrOnLed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
Election of General and District Officers
Delegates TO the Labor Federation.

Delegates TO the Labor Federation.
(By telegraph to tho Dlspatch.l
ATLANTA, Ga, June i2-The International
Typographical Union to-day reelected z. 4.
Plank president and W. 8. AcCleysy secretary
and treasurer Tho other officers elected are :
FIRST Vice President, H. }. Loser, Nashville: Sc
cond, j. Won Buetaner, GslyestOn: Third. p. J.
Weldon, Chicago. Organizers: First district,
Edmund Bardsleg, BrooKlyn; Second, g. Hardy
stone, 81. Louis: Third, ). II. FreemaD, Birming-
nam. Fourth, ViciOr 3. Mellimans, Chicago /;
Fifth. James r. keynoldl. Ot;aSa, eau: sixtn
John X. Winders, san Francsico; Seventh. Mi
chsel q. Cummings, St Paul Delegaes es to tho
American Federation OF Labor: Alexander j.
Mullen. Minneapolis; Frank l. Rist, Cincinnati:
leaving two 10 he elected. one ballot was taken
for trustees for the new home, but it will not DO
counted until tomorrow. Tonight tho delegst
wero given banquet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
City Circuit Court.

Warner Moore rs. II. NJ. White. Judgment
confessed for {3lIl7.
l.. Montgomery Is stephen Gaylord. Verdict
and Judgment for Sl6351
N. II. Laucheimer & sons rs. Bobblt & Splvey
Suit and attachment dismissed.
EnlsOn IS Harvey e.. Same. Attachment dis
Mi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
Don't Tr,fi. with Yonr Ewes

and do not allow any one else 10 do IL for
you under any pretence whatever. For
comfort and preservation of the eyesight
have your glasses accurately fitted at DIR.
S. Galeski's, 9l5 east Main street. Exami-
nation free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
ABANDONED YACHT.
Where Are the Jovial Passengers of the
Cygnet? Is tho whole Afinir q



QCorresp pondence Of the Richmonf pspatrh.l
SMITuFIELD, VA, June II, 1890
Captain j. W. Meekins. Of tho schooner Eugle.
haing from CrisAeld, Nd, found on sunday,
June sth, at about A. 81, yacht named tho
"Cygnet - a httle shove Windmill Point on the
Chesapeake bay. The yacht WAS deserted and
Airift, ;hero being nothing Of value on board
save a papcr-box q little larger than shOe-box,
containing several novels aud NOTEBOOKS,
pocket-booS, and log-book.
WHO HAD BEEN on BOARD.
In a note book were found the following
son, and Reid Hunt-sll or az leas, most OF
whom wore evidently students Of the Johns Hop
kin5 University.
WHERE THEY HAD BEEN.
Tho log-book showed that they left Baltimore
june 4th that they attended tho class day at
tno Naval Academy at Annapolis on the Clh
and saw great many pretty girls, dress pa
rade. and tho presentation OF the diplomas by
Secretary Tracy
RAPID SAILING.
On the 7th tho log.book says: "4:3) passed
Cove Poiat Lgnt going Ike HI; been gong
Uke III slnce BIS 732 sun down Black Buoy
of Point no Point: wind north-northwest: not
blowing quite Ike HI This is the last record"
OTHER RECORDS.
Tho box also contained sundays World of
Juno lat.
On the box was Reid Hunt, Baltimore, Mo-.
1921 McCu--." remainder could not be maze
out. In another place was "Johus Hopkins
University. Box 32.."
IL wa. al lrst thought the boys were taken up
by a Baltimore steamer, but such was learned
Tho address OF Captain J. NJ. Meekins, OF tho
"Rugle.n Is Hooperule, Dorchester county,
Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
hTnnrne-Pnrk Property.

Messrs. Chewing Il Rose inform us that those
attending their salo This afternoon will have an
opportunity Oi buying either n house and lot or
ant lot overlooking Monroe Park. 60 % theii
sale: they are anxious 10 soil so look out for d
l.aIn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

ta'rerori Of the secretary. Mr. X A. Dunlop'
Vu t.sn l.id before no inestiag. hut c"ihg 10
lr anouut OF business 20 be transacted l's
Iltl.. was dispensed With. % A.,
"a 10, Kst. was then submitted and referred 70
Ue to.nmittee on Accounts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
Henrico County Court.

Judge Minor, having returned from Green
wood' An Albemsrle county, presided IN lht
County Court Yesterday. Inc session was enof
and no casos OF pablic concern were trlod.
The Leo district commissioner w9ro nos ~
no,niad yealerigy, but probably will be to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
COAL AND WOOD,


CAMUEL Z. LATHROP Il CO..
- DEALERS IN BKsr GOALS ONLY PREPA-
NATION USsukPASSSD. ANTHRACITE
COAL FAMILY AND FOUNDRY SktVkS.
ChOWN-Hil.L sPLINr COAL, wk8r VIRGINIA
STEAM AND HOUSE, COAL, GAYr0N COKE
FOREST PINK WOOD. An early call from pur-
chssers solicited. 0nlos, Sixecnth and Nar.
shall streets kf LAThkOP CO.
Telephone ~ jol3eodi0s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
he WAS GLAD TO FIND HEa.

one Of the most ludcr)us sights ever seen
hero occurred at the new Union depot to-day. A
farmer from the rural districts, accompanied by
hia wife, were among the crowd ready 70 board
the train. when all OF n sudden ho missed his
better hak. lie searched up and down tho plat
form for a few minutos until he became frantic,
whom ne commenced 20 run around and cry In a
load voice: Have you seen tho Old woman:
for Gods sake. have you scen her: He created
q great deal of amusement, and after running
around and crying for awhile some one dlscoy-
cred his miR-lng spouse sitting down and carried
him to her. aud In hls excitement he came near
hugging hOr 30 donth
In Campbell County Court yesterday tho trial
OF tho negro William Jennings, charged with
burning the house aud barn OF hr. Eugeue
Ould, ia tho Egington n0lghoorhOod. was begun
and concluded. The jury found him guilty lnd
liked his term Of Imprisonment In tho peniten-
tiary At five years.
The Normal Institute will be opened here on
Monday next and two hundred aud eighty
teachers will 10 In attendance.
The weather Ia very warm and dry ana rain II
badly needed In this section. Early vegetables
are burning up IN the truck gardens from the
excessive heat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

Have You :riei Frozen Lirneade aud MIR.
Shake frozen 10 their cne-msoute ice-croam
freezer a. OwESs g MINOR DRC0 COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

PoUGHKEsPsIE, n. Y. June l2-rhe compile
ton OF the twenty-fifth academic year OF sassar
| College Was celebrated today with appropriate
ceremonies. George William Curtis delivered
| the address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

r OST, BETWEEN 10:l5 AND II p.
IL NJ. on June lsto. on south side OF Frsnklin
strce. between Foashee and Third strests, q
GOLD WATCH. Tho indor will pisase apply
ct the DispateA once for sddrsss Of the owner.
10 l@lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

If thou criest after knowledge. and
iftest up thy voice for understanding. use
Il q Tonic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
MINERS To RESUME WORK.

PEoRIA, Ill, June i2--AIi the slrising coal
miners IN the Peoria dislrict-over a thousand
men-will resume work. An order was received
from the state President last evening saying
wages would 10 on a 81 u cents basis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

To enjoy life stimulate digestion and
regulate the bowels. Take simmons Liver
Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

Do not waste your time on doctors when
your liver is diseased but take oimmons
Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13

With record like Simmons Liver Regu-
lator none should be afraid to use it for
] their liver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-13
Strikers Return TO Work.


HAMILTON, ONT, June .2-The ontario cotton
mill weayers. who struck nearly two months ago
against a 10 per cent reduction In wage, have
accepted tho reduced rate aud returned 10 work
to-day. Of tho I'D weayers who went out fully
one third have gone 70 the United states.