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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
THE INTERNAL REVENUE.
Total Collections from All Sources During
the Year-Remsrks
[By teIegraph b the Dlspnlch. !

BY telegraph % the iilspafcl.I
WASHINGTON, July 4.-Acting-Commis-
sioner Wilson has made preliminary re-
mort to the Secretary Of the Treasury on
the operation of the Intemal-Revenue Bu-
reau during the fiscal year ending June
30th last. The total collections from all
sources during the year were tl46.0Sj $40,
an increase of S3,f40. $50 as compared with
the preceding fiscal year. The collections
were as follows: On spirits, S33 335, 1868, an
increase OF Sf.64s, ,5s5; on tobacco. S32,-
Tgs 1TO n decrease Of Si.l62.72O; on fer
mentei liquors. S2S ,5G5. .l30, an increase Of
%. .55C. .596 on oleomargarine, si,O77, ,92i an
increase Of s29i ,632; miscellaneous. $3.50
O37. an increase of Sl0s.5S3.
The Acting Commissioners report saws :
1.-THE act of Congress abolishing allspeclal
taxes relating TO tobacco, which for the
last quarter OF the fiscal year 1890 amount
ed to 81 ,SO4, ,7i6, and reducing the tax on
snuff and chewing and smoking tobacco
from to cents per pound, which. on the
basis of the returns Of the last fiscal year,
would made q reduction of S2,50f. 5y5, and
also changing the beginning of the special
tax wear from May lat 10 July LIST, 50 that a
LARGO mart of the special taxes which were
formerly paid in May were this year paid
in July. aggregating 81 ,55T, ,944. made to:
tai loss of taxes for the year Just closed OF
a.. .367, ,5s7. This sum added to the -3, 40.
is0 would, but TO; changes in the law,
have made the increased collection aggre-
yote IL 90s 96G /"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
TO WELCOME THE REGIMENT.
On Their Return Tonight They VIII BE
Received by the Howitrrrs.

The First Virginia regiment is expected
TO reach the city AT 8 o'clock tonight on
its return from the encampment at
Wrightsyile. and will be met at the Byrd
Street station by the members of the or.
gauization who could not take the trip and
the hOwitzers.
Last night the stay-at-homcs held a
meeting at the Armory To make arrange
ments for the reception. Captain Gasser
presided and insisted in speaking OF those
present as the regiment and the boys who
went into camp as the detail from the
First.
Ii was agreed that the .men assemble in
the Armory at g o'clock tonight IN fatigue
uniform. The HowItzers will meet at
their armory at half. past in fatigue-uni.
form also. and headed by the Blues Band
will march 10 the regimental headquarters
and escort those who got left 10 the depot.
The reception Will have the concomitants
of fireworks. Captain Gasser urges that
every member Of the regiment in the city
report promptly at the Armory az
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

lisms: and after the necessary preparation
at the undertaking establishment OF Mr..
l.. I. Christian, were taken 10 the resi-
deuce OF tho father Of deceased.
Mr. Bollinge BODY reached New York on
Thursday on the steamship Werra: 1t was
accompanied from England by Mr. Blair
Boiling. Mr.. Wyndhan Boiling met them
IN New York.
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON.
The funeral will take place from st.
Panl's church at 6 o'clock this afternoon
and Bishop Randolph and the Rev. Is. Nj.
Randolph are expected 70 conduct the
services The following gentlemen have
been selected as pail bearers: Actiye-Dr.
NJ ID. Hoce. IT.. Messrs. Norman 5. Walker
Of New York: Thomas N. Carter, Thomas
r JeTrcss John Rutherford. Levin Joynes
Jchn X. Tucker, Jr.. Robert ii. Steger
Sillman Meyers, r. g. Leigh, Jr., and
Henry y. Taylor. jr.
Honorary Mcssrs. John Pope, W. T.
Hancock. William Il. Trigc, Major Joseph
Bryan, Major ID. n. Walker, Messrs. Frank
A. Davenport, Frank -. Williams. A. X
Ellersou, Colonel Archer Anderson, anc
Dr. Thomas J. Moore.
Nev. Charles Dabpey Price.
Tho remains Of Rev Charles Dabney
Price arrived from Baltimore on the Same
dence, No. 2ls south Third street. The
funeral will take place at ~ NJ. to-day frou
Grace-Sireet Presbyterian church .Th'
following gentlemen. several of whom
wore al the depot 10 meet the body, s~il
act as pail bearers
Honorary-Messrs. b. G. Wherry. james
Gordon, Hugh Blair. William II. Tatum
Il. A. Williams. of Newport News, and tn,
Presbyteran ministers Of Richmond aDC
Manchester.
Active-Messrs. W. II. Lucke, B. b. Valen
tine, Segar Whiting. Edward ID. Price, w
s. Donnan. s. c. Wallace. Dewitt Crane
and Charles +. Cross.
The announcement having been made IL
the DrgPArcH that thercmains Of these TIVE
popular young men, both born and RAISED
here and held iii high esteem by hosts o
friends, would reach the city on the SAM
| train there was large assemblage Of th'
| friends of each at the station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
DaUn They 10.

Prices reduced on ell Low-Cut Shoes.
Ladies Gray Ooze Oxfords reduced from
Ladies Cloth-Top Kid Oxford Ties re-
duced from S1.49 to Sl-gray, tan, and
black tops.
Gentlemen's Calf Low Shoes reduced
from 90 10 s2.35.
Gentlemen's Kangaroo Low Shoes re-
duced from $3.50 TO $2.89.
Lots of odd sizes in Gray. Tan. and
Black Ooze-Top Kid Ties. regular price
%, now Sl.69. JACOB Mar d Sos,
6O7 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
LIVED WITH HIS SKULL BROKEN.
The Case of Couch Recalls Others of n
similar Kind.

Tho case Of james Couch. who recently
died from the effects Of injuries received
bv a blow from rock thrown 10y Sher-
man Fountain, IS one Of those remarkable
instances of rare occurrence IN which men
live for a long timo with their skulls badly
fractured.
Couch on the night Of Nav 10th was in a
har-room on Byrd street corner OF Ninth,
and was struck on the left side OF his head
inst above and slightly back Of the eye
with rock thrown by Fountain. Alter
being struck Couch remained standing Oh
his feet. but the shock to his system was
very great. ae lis whole body was IN tre,
nor for several minutes after the blow had
been struck.
TIE WOUND pREssyD.
Accompanied bv "a friend COuch walked
10 The Second pOiice-statlOn, where he re-
mained until the arrival of the ambulance,
when his wound was attended TO by the
nbyeician IN charge. At the time there
were 10 indications that the wound was
serious, ard Couch did not appear 10 suffer
any main. His mind was clear and he talked
nationally, and related TO the officer III
chargco Of the station how and by whom the
wound had been inflicted.
LIVED SIX WEEKS.
Couch left the station-house and return
cd TO his homo, and for six weeks he was
on the streets daily. drinking and dissi.
pating generally. The wound on the head
in the mean time had healed up entirely,
leaving slight scar. About the ISL oi
July he was taken III, and for nearly two
weeks be- remained IN an unconscious con-
ditiOu. and on the 18th Of July he died.
THE CAUSE OF pFATH.
A posi-morit7a examination by the COro-
ner disclosed he fact that COuch's skull
was fractured and depressed, and the brain
very much infiamed, which satisfied the
Coroner that death was caused by the
| fracture of the skull
The remarkable feature in this case IS
that the wounded man should have lived
such long time after having received an
injury Of that character without medical
treatment Such cases of long survival
after injury are very rHro. There are only
two on record IL the Coroner's 0fhce.
orurn REMARKABLE CAsrs.
Coroner TAYLOR last night, in speaking Of
similar cases. recalled that of young man
named Thomas J. Grafton. who was struck
with granite spall on the head on the
night OF NAV n, 1883, by Joseph Lucas.
The external wound appeared to be tri-
fling. but the injured man was confined 10
his home, receiving medical treatment and
good attention. On the seventeenth day
after receiving the wound he died, and the
post morton showed an extensive fracture
of the skull and edusion of blood on The
brain.
THF CASE OF HAssIE.
Dr. TAYLOR said that the most extraordi-
nary survival under terrible skull injury
was the case of Max Il. Massie, n white
youth Of eighteen, who was struck by a
locomotive on the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad February l.. 1899, tearing
away large part of the right side, OF his
skull. and part of his brain had been
lost. The boy lived four hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
SHORT SHIP-ROOM.
COMPLAINTS or CONTRACTED QUAR-
JeRs ON THE CRUISERS.
procrsss OF the Work on the Raleigh ana
Texas-Unsuccessful Effort TO SOIL
mship--Othcr Notes.

fcorreepondence Of tho Richmond Dispatc@I
NonroLx, July al. now looks a. u sne
new cruiser Raleigh will be launched sew
eral months ahead Of the bettle-ship Iexss.
The work is going ahead very fact on BON
ships. and as many men are employed on
ali parts OF them ~ can be worked 10 au-
vantage. Naval officers complain that the
quarters on the Raleigh and steel vosseis
of her class for the officers and crew arc
too contracted for any sort OF comtoi" an"
in hot climate the men would oe soo
much prostrated ever TO nght 'ne sly.
The greater portion Of the snip - 70 assn g..
up with machinery and storage-room -
coal. The comforts Of the old-time cruisers
are not 70 be found in the new navy, snu
the roomv old ships are parted WITH Win
no small degree OF regret.
An unsuccessful effort was made yester-
dav 10 sell the Spanish steamship BOTH
ouen nj anction to pay the claims OF TIE
wreckers. Only $4,000 was bid ana the a's
shin was withdrawn. having cost sle0,voy
when built. The Borinquen was stranded
AZ Ocracoke Inlet and subsequently repair
ed at Newport News. .;,h.
Three OF the gang OF seven or eigmut
housebreakers confined IN the NoitoiA
county iail were sent to the penitenttnry
Yesterday afternoon for terms rangins
from three to six years. All OK the con-
vlcted are blacks.
MORO BRUTE.
A negro named Albert Hinton was COM
mItted To the county jail this morning TOT
murderouslv assaulting his wife and cut
ting her with knife horribly about the
head aud face at their home IN berkiey.
A hsngman's knot for. this class OF oruees
would be the correct thing.
Several veterans OF Plchett-buenniian
Camp suffered at the hands OF pick
pockets at the Lexington unveiling.,
The Norfolk and Western railroad Com.
pany have placed one OF their hne tugs At
the disposal Of the Engineers Association
(now at Virginia Beach, TO view NortoiS
harbor and vicinity.
LOOK OUT, PRrZE-FIGHrERs.
II is said that Judge Keeling, OF tne
County Court of Princess Anne. intenns
causing the arrest of all the participants III
the late prize-fght in that county. 3,
A negro named Sam Brown was lodged
in the county Jail last night tor breaking
open and robbing freight-cars OF tho Sea-
board and Roanoke railroad.
Rev. John H. Howard, of the Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Conference, Is visit
ing his parents III Portsmouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
THE JUSTICE AND THE SINNERS.
Full But Unimportant Docket at the
Police Court Yesterday.

There was very full docket at the
Police Court Yesterday. but Ia no instance
did It beam with Importance or, interest.
yycre sent TO the city "hostelry" for
drnukenness and other trivial offences.
John Trexlor. charged with being drum
and abusing his wife Bette Trexler, was
fined IS and costs.
severn Tomlinson (colored) was fined
- and costs for beating the children OF
Cammie Spencer. 80,
, Tbe case oi Eliza Cooper. charged with
the larceny Of certain wearing apparel
from Phillis Jackson, was continued I'll
August 3d. -
Stanley Williams was sent to Jail IN the
failure 10 produce $500 security Tor SIX
months. He was charged with being a
suspicious character.
Septernia Barrett. charged with keeping
disrcputable house, will be tired July
for immoral purpose Stella Cleveland and
Josie Perkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
OVER FOUR-ScORE YEARS.
Death OF Mrs. Amanda r. werth Mt the
Advanced Age of Eighty-Four.

Mrs. Amanda p. Werth. widow OF John
i. Werth, died at her home in this city yes
terday afternoon in the eighty-fourth year
of her age. ,
Mrs. Worth was born on the Goth day OF
July. 1907, aud was the daughter OF Alex
ander McRae. Her mothers maiden name
was Ana Dent Hayes. Nr. Mckae was an
mart Of this century and was a member OF
Inc Council Of State and Lieutenant Gov
ernor. He was associated with George
Hsy and William Writ ~ counsel Tor the
tioyerament In the trial for treason OF
Aaron Burr, and wHs appointed by fresi-
dent Monroe CONSUL General at Parts. !,
Nrs. Wsrth's mother Wa OF the Old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
IIis IYiln Annoys Him.

Just as the Police Court adjourned yes
.erday a tall. broad-shouldered negro
named Tolbert Gracely stepped gracely "
plant against bis wife. Alice Grace
r.. for disregarding her matrimonial vows
in leaving him nearly two years ago and
manifesting decided preference for more
city-looking colored man who rejoices in
the cognomen Of Calvin Hardin. Gracely
claims that he is one of the employees on
board the steamer Ariel, and had always
provided for his wife that on the day be-
fore Christmas one year ago he turned over
to her all his money and she has never lyed
with him since. She now takes every op-
portunlty To annoy him, and he seeks the
nrofecfiOn of the law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
r,rfsdcrate Veteran Camp

The Grand Camp of Veterans OF VIZ
g;nia will organize a camp at Lexington in
a very short time Captain Robert T. Lee
Is spoken OF us commander.
The camp Of Clarke county, Colonel
Dapgarfold Lewis commander. has applied
10 the Grand Camp for a charter:
Camps are being organized all oyer the
State Ten camps have been chartered
since January lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

Mr.. Herbert Rees. assisted by other local
talent. gave very delightful concert Tues
day night last at PALMYRA. Fluvanna coun-
tv. which was decided success, the audi
ence being "a large one and highly appre-
ciative. Mr.. Rees rendered several OF his
best selections on the piano in an artistic
manner, and all taking part acquitted
themselves well A large number Of ylsl-
tors from Richmond and Charlottesville
ont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
pec,,rocaI French aud Russian Toas,s.

Sr. PETERSBURG. July PA grand ban
ouet was given to-day at the French En-
bassay in honor of the officers Of the visit
ing French feet. The Grand Duke Alexis.
Admiral Cervais, commander of the French
souadron. and Russian Ministers of the
Marine. OF the Interior. of Finance. and of
Commerce, with the Assistant Foreign
Minister. were present.
The French Ambassador toasted the
Gar and the Grand Duke Alexis responded
by toasting President Carnot and the gal
liant French squadron"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
Qualifications Yesterday.

In the Chancery Court yesterday John
A. Carter qualified a. administrator OF the
estate of Cairborn Carter and A. B. APP
person Of the estate of H. l.. Apperson,
botn Of which are small.
Judge Barton entered numerous decrees.
but none Of them of special pubic ill.,
terest.
Argument was opened in the case OF De
Vora against jameson and others by Judge
w. w. Crump and will be concluded oy
John Hunter, Jr., to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
rnLnntnthn stafePrisnn.

BENJAMIN Harris alias Beverley Lewis
(colored). who was recently convicted IN
the Hastings Court Of HOUSEKEEPING and
sentenced To three years in the peniten-
tiary, was taken to that institution yester-
day.
Richard Jackson alas Richard Brown
(colored) was taken out from Henrlco TO
serve two years for malicious assault.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
REMAINS BROUGHT HERE.

Randolph Boiling and Rev. Charles
DaeasY Prics-Funerais To-Day.
he remains OF Mr.. Randolph Boiling.
. died IN Cape Town. Africa. on June
d, arrived here yesterday from New
y a. $50 o'clock on the Richmond.
deficksburR and Potomac train. They
70 net at the Byrd Street depot by q
noef OF friends, including Dr. NJ. ID.
Sc, ~, Messra. Thomas n. Carter, Hen
!. TsyIor, Jr-, Thomas +. Jeffress, John
thetfooId; Levin Joynes. T.. q. Leigh.
John u. Tucker, Jr.. and Frank y. VII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
Another Victory for the Liberals.

lBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch-l
LONDON, Eng, July 24.-An election held
Yesterday in the North or Wisbeck division
OF Csmbridgeshire for successor OF the
late c. A. Selwyn (Conseryative( resulted
in another victory for the Liberals. Arthur
Brand Qiberal) received a majority Of 260
over Duncan (Conseryetive).. At the last
election Captain Selwyn (Conservative)
won by majority of l,0S7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
Incoming Hebrew Refugees Not Paupers.
fRv tolegraph 10 the Dispa,chl

WASHINGTON, July 23.-The Committee
on Civil and Religious Rights of the Union
of Americana Hebrew Congregations
through their officers resident here. Simon
Wolf. chairman. anj Lewis Abraham. sec
retary, have presented a memorial 70 As
sstant Secretary Of the Treasury Nettleton
IN behalf Of tho Russian refugees landing
in New York designed to show that they
are not paupers or assisted immigrants:
The department, il is understood, viii
take early action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
California and the Fair.
(By telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

SACRAMENTO. CAL. July A.-State- Comp
troller Colgan has refused 10 draw his war
rant for thu amount due as onice-rent Tor
The California Worlds Fair Commission.
He doubts the constitutionslity of the
legislative act appropriating $500, 600 for
the California exhibit at the Worlds Fair,
and wishes to nave the question decided
by the Supreme Court before he pays out
rnppov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

meath has set his dreadful astcrisk" are
as follows: Hon. g. r.. Stuart, of Alexan-
dria; Hon. 4. II. Fitzhugh. Of Richmond;
Hon. @. II. Calvert. of Woodstock Colo
mel John ii. Guy, OF Richmond Thomas
Z. Bagby, Of West Point Peyton 4. berke..
lep. OF Chatham. and John j. Gunter' Oh
Accomack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
Devastation I'm Europs.

IBy Angio-Americsu cable to the Dispssch.J
VIENNA, AUSTRIA. July 24.-There has
been an increase in the area Of the flooded
districts in Moravia and Silesia. The Wis
tuda and the March, near 0lmutz. are u
mile VIDE, and much land Is submerged
In the Tyroless Alps large tracts OF land
have been devastated by avalanches which
have fallen into the valleys, and which
have caused an immense amount OF dam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
srpst Give Houd or Deposlt Here.

Judge Leake entered decree in the
Chanoery Court Yesterday which recites
that the trustees Of the Davis Shoe Com
pany are extended the preference Of giving
bond in the sum of sl50,000 or making
their gross deposits i'll the State Bank OF
Virginia. The decree also requires that
the trustees shall present 10 the Court re-
norfs as 70 their receipts each month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
MOBILE AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Importance OF the Alabama Port In View
of the Postal Subsidy Act.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatca'I
WASHINGTON, july 24.--Mr. l.. ). Irvine,
travelling commissioner, Commercial CiuD,
Of Mobile; Mr.. jerome, New York repre-
sentative of the Pan-American Transporta..
tion Company; Congressman Clarke and
Senator Morgan. of Alabama, have been III
consultation for several days with Mr..
Wanamaker regarding the establishment
of postal route direct from Mobile 10
South and Central America under tho re-
cent congressional act granting subsidies
10 American vessels carrying United States
mails. George i. Thomas. secretary OF the
Mobile Commercial Climb. was IN the city
last night on his way 10 New York. He
will return tomorrow and present in per-
son to Mr. Wansmaker Mobiles claims IA
a seaport of importance. 4 dispatch from
Cape May says that Thomas called upon
the President TO-DAY and stated his errand: |:
The President received HIM. but referred
him TO the Postmaster-General as the
proper person 10 see in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
The Phiiadeiphis and the Petreis
I'd, .atagrorh IN tho Uispatchi

HALIFAX. N. s., July 2i.-Two wal: ships
Of the United States squadron-the Phila-
delphia and Petrol arrived here last eve
ming and will remain in port about week
and then proceed 20 Bar Harbor. Me. The
Philadelphia bears the dag OF Rear-Admlral
Bancroft Gherardi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

Tho most enicacious stimulaRss 10 sxcits ne
appetite ars AEGosyrxA BrrrEnx prepared by
DIR. J. O. B. siegers Sons. Beware q cpuntsr-
fetsL Ask for the genuine arsicls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
just Think Of ~.

Nearly ninety Ao,isdIsd Fischer Pianos
sold. Nothing can touch them for the
money. Messrs. Ryland X Lee, No 10
Governor street, general agents, will sup
ply you. They have sold one Mosssand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

wAsHuoroy. July 24.-The Census Once
to-day Issued bulletin relating 20 the
copper production In the United States.
which shows the United States 70 be the
largest producer Of copper In the world.
962 bounds. OK lla.02s short tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

r. your back aches. or you arc al worn ops
good for nothing, II is general debility Browne
Iron Bitsers win cure you. make Jon sseoaes
tones the nerves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

CoRsKrs, GLOVES, HOSIERY, Prsyunssy, eoAvs,
everything for ones comfort, ., lowest prices ~
Levy 4 DAvfs's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

Mr.. II. I. Melony, clerk Of the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals, Is IN the
city.
Professor ]. L. Nelson, Of Washington
and Lee University, IL stopping Mt the Ex-
change.
Mr.. b. +. Grigg, Of Lincolnton, n. c., a
senior partner IN the firm of Grigg. Hull X
Co, Of this city. Is here on business. he
saws he will move his family to Richmond
very soon.
Mr.. ". Cabell Trueman. of the Times, re-
turned 20 the city yesterday from a two
months vacation in Europe. MIR. Trueman
visited many of the principal cities IN Eng,
land. Scotland France, Germany, and
Holland. but spent the greater portion OF
his time in London. He had splendid
time and ia in excellent health.
DR.. W. F. Farrar has returned from
| Meckleuburg, where he was summoned 10
attend patient.
Mr.. W. H. Bennett. fthe Richmond and
Danvilie Offices, of this city, ls quito Ill at
his home on Laurel street.
The Committee on Inland Trade Of the
Chamber of Commerce have still under
consideration the removal Of the head
quarters Of the Danyille system to Atlanta,
Ga., but have taken no action vet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

GExrIExHxs FuRxHuxo AND ssoss ss lovesl
prices at Levy 4 DAWES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

SPECIAL SALE on RIBBONS and PARAsoys 70
day at Levy DAWES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

Bradycroslne is the only medicine evcx fsund
that stopped my head from pclk1nf. never in-
tend % be. Without t. Mra + l. 4Aguops xer,
tipsviis, RsAry csuetys Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
No Doubt About IL.

Persons looking for Pianos and Organs
can be suited in styles and prices at Ry-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

Round trip to Norfolk or Newport News
tonight by steamer Ariel. See advertise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
To Confer with Mr.. CunnI.aham.

Mr.. J. A. Cunningham, of tho Nashville
american. who represents tho southern
Press Association 90 raise fuDd for o
monument TO president Jefferson Davis:
called on Mayor Ellyson Yesterday and had
n conforence with him. Mayor Ellyson is
president Of tho local Davis Monument
Association. and signifed 10 his visitor his
Willingness to call meeting OF his Execu-
tive Committee for a general conference
with Mr. Cunningham when the latter
shall have returned from New York.
whittier he goes this morning.