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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
WORK INSIDE THE TUNNEL.
The Cavcd Portion Of Eighth street Filled
! ard Interior Draclng Begun.

The sunken portion Of Eighth street over
the tunnel Of the Richmond and Chesa-
peako Railroad COMPANY which went down
several feet last Tuesday week has been
filed with dirt by the company.
The broken sewer. water, and gas-pipes
have been temporarily connected, and now
the residents OF the vicinity. IN measure,
are being accommodated with these neces-
stiles to household comfort.
Mr.. n. T.. Reid. the president Of tho
Company, came down from New York
Yesterday, and upon being seen On the
streets by DISPATCH representative
stated that he would be here for q few DAYS
on business pertaining 10 the Richmond
and Chesapeake Company. He SAID a
force of hands We're put at WORK IN the
tunnel yesterday morning and that the
hraclng Of the excavation with timber5
would be pushed vigorously and that 1t
world be made thoroughly safe.
Nr. Reid further stated that Mr.. Z. L.
Hoar, the English engineer, sailed Tues
day uigat on tho steamship City OF Paris
for London. where no VIII complete his
negotiations for placing tho bonds as soon
as the City Council extends the franchise
of tina COmpany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
ANOTHER BRITISH MuTlNY.
"Unressoning Compliance with orders No
Longer Obtainabie."

IBv Anglo-Ameriran cable TO the Diapatch.l
IoSDoy. july %. Tr7Rh to-day prints
startling story of another mutiny IN the
British army. ths famous Coldstream
Guards this time being the offenders. The
trouble. Ike the preceding mutinies, grew
out Of the work imposed on the soldiers.
TLs Co,dstrean Guards were out con-
stantly doing extra duty when Emperor
William was here. On his departure they
expected q days relief, and on being in
mediatelv ordered to duty openly reoe,ied.
Tho officers were compelled TO march them
back 10 barracks, where they were con-
fined three days. The matter was kept
Quiet. but on of,icia. OF the War once
admitted the veracity of TRUTHS story.
He frankly said: "UnreasOnlng compll-
anco with orders is no longer obtainable.
from mon VINO are permeated with q''Gs1
education" This must be seriously con-
sidered in ali future dealing with soldiers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

THs CASE FuEUTrNANl MElGs.


IlN 'fA'rt 900 .' N4Ii A..'I'.' l'i
W,emVG1oN jdv 70 Iclicuqn' John
/. Mces United States navy. ha, been
ordered tcfor. the Retiring board FOR cX-
n,,uati.u 90, 10 his ftnes. for retirement
from acty, duty. in's !, tne ucsnuine
.ftlc.cul of % ease thu h1s interested
naval officers 60 iu unusual degree lately.
Ir..tennut Mrlcs, Who D. N son Of MAJOR
O,rncrnl N {. NrE-. tuiIel States
aIm,, r,tTrd. j. regarded by al
"a, au officer of great ability and HI work
ue au expert IN ordnance matters mas al
tractei general attention. When his turn
cafr, t1r examination for promotion 10 the
Grade of lieutenant commander, about six
weeks ago. be- WIS found to be color
llnd To- his own great surprise. HIS
work had not ncccs STATED q use oi color
-lohf ia nuy extent. Huo his defect had
u.v,r been noticed before. Under Ordi-
nary circumstances an officer IN sucn
a plirM Wuull nave been retired 81;
once. a. the Law is very eNphcit ~ supu-
htiug that single detect m the physical
condition of % candidate for promotion
shall hc sufficient % cause hls retirement.
But 10 WA urged los many and influential
friends 0t Lieutenant Meg. wao BE-
.lrgrd the Secretary in hls behalf, that the
Law, might pe alrogatod ia tins CASE with
safety. in Wow of thc excellence Of Mcigs's
services and of tie misApphcauon OF the
loioct 10 bis present ine ot dnDes. lAc
greater part of the old navy brought IN
flucucc ~ bear on the Secretary, and by
I'M. means the case was lcft open Tor some
time.
dsrorturut pointed ou, the fact that q
,ingle exception, made for even 50 excel,
lent au officer as Lieutenant Melgs. would
l-av, a large loOp-hoic for future action,
and would form very dangerous prrce-
dent. There could be- 10 definite line
drawn these officers asserted. that would
~cparate essential from non.ossential de
ferts. While Lieutenant MeiGs might
never need his co.Or-elght III time ~
peace. there could bc 10 assurance that he
would serve m ordnance work alVa.s. lie
MIGHT be required - navigate or command
vessel. and then he would he at disat-
vantage These and other arguments
finally prevailed. and the Secretary yester-
dav settled the case by ordering the officer
before the retiring board. Lieutenant
Meigs has been IN the service twenty -hlhe
wears of winch thirteen years have been
epent at -CG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
GENERAL GRAND CHAPTER, r. A. Nj.
The worlds largest Masonic Body-Eir-
cinia's Interest in II.
IN t.lceraph Do the Dispatch..

MrvyrAroIIs. MISS. July -. Tho Gene
ral Grand Chapter Royal Arch MaSons OF
he United States Of America began its
tweutv-eirhth triennial couvocaton nero
at hish noon to-day. Tins body Is the
LARGEST Masonic body IN tho world. having
a membership Of 14le0l. II IS also the
oldest body IN the United states, anl II
will celebrate It's centennial IN 1877. Inc
address of welcome WAS delivered by
Na,or T.. g. Winston and the response by
General Grand lIgh-Prost ID. /. Day. OF
buffalo. n. \. The report OF the General
Scribe showed that m two years the
growth of the order has been l4,Si2. The
Total membership now Is l4l,gOi. Since
1859 Sls6. .796 have been collectedand Slls, :
0q5 expcndad. There are 1909 enrolled
chapters. Interesting reference was Inaae
10 the Growth OF the order IN Asa, Me1ico,
aud South America. The Grand Chapter
IN Cn,lo bad not been heard from On az;
conn, Of the clyil war. Ihe General Grand
UlpA Priest in ms address said that the
Grand Chapters Of Pennsylvania. Virginia,
aud West Virginia, which were still moe
pendent, would probably be brought under
The General Chapter, as well as. the Cana
dian Grand Chapters, before the centeh'
NAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

To.day's bargains are "brush. mp"
of the "leayings" in certain depart
ments-some as good as new, others
soiled, but being of the washable chsrsc-
ter will come out of tho laundry a.
fresh as they csmo to Us.
Extra preparations are being made 70
show some VERY IMPORTANT BAR
GAINS TO follow in tho wake OF this
announcement
Perhaps you've a window or two that
needs recurtaining? Ii so, here's
| a once-in-a-yesr chance. Before the new
curtains como in the odd lots must 60
out. just % lots Of ODD LACE CUR
TAINS-one, two, three, and four Of q
kind, ranging in price from 5sc. to 50 .
window, and on every pair one third to
one half the regular price has been
chopped OF.
A lot of 20 and pc. LACE SHAMS,
| SPLASEIERS, and TIDES go down 70
l0c. The cause ? slightly shop-worn.
25c. GERMICEDE (SKN CuRE)
TOILET SOAP goes to l0c. cake.
SEAMLESS, WASHABLE DRESS
SHIELDS TO &c.
| a DOA OF DAlEEi - iNE DIV n-NO-
| DOWN and bottle Of GOOD PEk-
FUME for l0c.
INFANTS 5Cc. MUSLIN CAPS for
zoe.
One lot ODD DINNER-NAPKINS
Sl.19 per dozen. from $3.50:
SOC. COLORED SPUN-SILk
GLOVES for hslf-25c.
zoe. SOLID LEATHER PERFO-
RATED BELTS for 12ic.
MEMS a. PONGEE SHIRTS for 81.
! MEMS 75c. CANVAS-ChEVAOS
SHIRTS for SOC. o,,r
| BOYS soc. PEECALE SninA'
WAISTS for 25c.
One lot $3.50 SILK UMBRELLAS
for sl.25. ,,rnrrr.o
for Sl.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.
Government Measures to Promote the
Welfare Of the People.

fBy Anrlo- American cable 20 the Dspafchl
Io.Doy. ESQ. July 22.-The House OF
Commons to-day. N Committee OF supply,
voted 500 600 rs sa.arics and cXpeuscs tor
- a ..l'ef of The Gulerinc poor of ireland.
Che Cuief Secretary tor Ireland. Nr. Bal
four made detailed statement IN regard
~ tins relief. saying that II was the Gov
ernuent's intention that the works should
no n Dormanent means Of promoting the
welfare of the inhabitants. Mr.. BAlt0nr
added that when they considered the aim
entities of the vast system from the extreme
north to tire extreme south o. lreiahn II
must lie acknowledged that the Govern.
uent was not wanting n appreciation OF
its duty. Cheers.
Mr.. Timothy iiealy. member Tor h"rth
Loupford. acknowledged that the Govern
ment wns doing very useful WORK, ont nc
sald Donegal was neglected
Nr Alfred Webb. member fer the West
division If Waterford. gavo credit 90 MI
Palfour for having from his own obserya-
ton realized the necessities OF the case.
and congratulated Elm upon tho success
of his effort. Still ne Mr. Webb felt bit
ter humiliation as an irishmhn at the TACT
that these constant grants were necessary.
Nr. Webb also said that he regarded them
a. showing how wrong the present system
of government Wa.
Mr.. Balfour, later on approved a sugges-
ton made g. establish an agricultural de
partment for giving instruction IN farming
10 tho youth OF the congested districts,
saving that he hoped 20 bo able TO assist
the Irish Land Commissioning with money
TO continue the work Glready begun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
BACK FROM THE UNWILLING.
MANY Citizens Return from Lexington-Lee
Camp and the Blues.

Every train coming into the city yester-
dav over the James-Riyer division OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway brought back
veterans and other citizens who went to
Lexington to attend the unvelllng OF the
Jackson statue. A number OF Richmond
people returned 10y other routes. but most
of them came by this line.
Fifteen members of Lee Camp, the Sons
Of Veterans. and few members Of Stone
wall Camp Of Portsmouth reached here
Yesterday morning.
The other members of Lee Camp and the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues left Lex
ineton Tuesday afternoon for tine Natural
Bridge. where they remained Yesterday:
Last night they left for Richmond and will
arrive here this morning. The Blues will
be met at the depot by the members OF the
cnnnany who remained at home, and the
Richmond Howitzers and escorted TO the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
4 DOG ON CAPITOL SQUARE.
Two OF the Special Police Have Lively
Chase After Canine.

Over several of the entrances and ~
aln,ost ov,ry turn in that picturesque ana
inspiring resort The Capitol square IS
stuck a placard which announces that no
dogs are allowed ln the grounds. 49,,
4 w,asly mixel-hrcd Was strollng
la;-urclv across the lawn yesterday morn
Ing whom he was esplcd hy two 'aember
o. the Capito, police force. \ lively chase
followed. The lttle dog cars fairly
famed the 1recze. tut the blne-coaterIs
were IN close pursuit. just a the Little
brute passed between twO of the iron
spickets Of the fence on Ninth street one
OF the officers hurled his " billy with a
velocity that would have tluored mule.
The terrier did lot look around TO sec
the results, but kept NJ his night untl ne
Was far from tho vision of the formidable
man of brass IuttOn@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
Two steamers sink-No Live. Lost,

[By Anglo-American rable 70 the Dispa''hI
LoypoS. Eng. July 22.-Ihe German
steamer Neko. bound from Hamburg for
Port stanley, Falkland Islands. collidsd
with the British steamer Staincllde in the
English Channel north Of the Island or
Tshant. and was so badly damaged that
she sank. No lives were lost. The British
steamer Soudan from Bonny, west coast
OF Africa. for Liverpool struck rock on
Taboa on July 10th and ioundered., her
passengers. crew, and metals are on Doaru
the west coast OF Africa for Liverpool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

IBy Anglo-Aaerican cable to the Dispatch'l
YIcroRIA. B. c., July 22.-Advices re-
celved hers 10y tho steamer Empress OF
India s.ete that all the southern portion OF
China is i'm turmoil. that low and order are
Sci ri defance there. and that armed bands
OF plundersrs make business almost im-
possibIc. Lee Wig Chuen the Governor
General Of Formosa. il expected 10 DE
soon. and it is believed that hls death will be
tho signal for revolts and general up
rising asains, Chinese rule The teelng
around Shanghai IL one OF dlsquiet on ac-
count of the late riots. Foreign residents
are apprehensige that an attack Nay %
made upor them al any Nme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
NEWS FROM THE CAPITOL
RoGuisitIon Issued for an Alleged hi"'-
dcrcr-personaI Points.

A requisition was issued at the .Capitoi
vostnrdav ON the Governor of North CaIo-
iina for Charles Watkins, negro Ingl'IH,o
f,"ro ius.ico who IL wanted IN Roanoke
county for the murder OF his wife.
The crime i, alleged t. have been com
mitted April 6, 1901 Watkins, who i4r-
mcrlv hved in Ohio. moved to Roanoke
county. near Salem, and becoming ,nlatuii ti
ated witt another woman, II is charged
that no murdered bis wife 10 get rl9 ,!..i OF
her. Watkins is now under arrest IN VIII
mington, \. c. ,..-
Auditor Norton Marye, Second-Audlt0oT
Frank G. Eufin. and Treasurer A. W.
Harman had not returned from Lexington
Yesterday afternoon.
Mr ". y. HAYNES. Of Franklin county
Doorkeoper # The State Senate, was at the
Capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
Germany aud Her DutIe. on Grain.

IBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable 70 Ihe DIspaI'H'!
BgaLIx, July 22.-There was conference
this morning In this city between members
of the Government and representatives Oh
the leading grain hrrns OF GERMANY. Inc
Conference was brought about by an
urgent summons issued by the Govern
ment. II is generally supposed that the
object of this meeting is that the Govern
ment is seriously reconsidering the reduc-
tion Of duties upon grain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
Uruyuayan news.

(By Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch
Moy1EvrpEo, July 22.--The Government
Of Uruguay yesterday issued a decree de-
voting three days TO apublic holiday, some
of the local banks refused TO obey the de-
cree until they were compelled to DO 80 oy
the police. W.,
The Montevideo branch OF the Engnsh
bank Of the River Plate. which rev usys
AGO was placed in the hands OF lquida-
tor. has issued an announcement declaring
itself solvent and able 10 meet all hablli-
ties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
CONFINED rs.
The First Lot Mailed--A ReissUc Of tho
Oid Bonds.
rBytclor7aph TO tho pisprtr

l'y telegraph 20 mo hisp"t'h.l
WAsHGsGroS. July % The first 10: of
continued PER cent. bonds, agerecating
- 500. 900. was mailed to-day. No, OF tho
now series. which viii be the last one
called IN for redemption. vas secured by
the Fulton National Bank Of Lancaster.
IA. The old bonds are raissued with new
numbers and q new seal and have the fol-
lowing printed diagonaily across their
face: Al the request of, and for value
received 10y. the owner Of this bond the
same IS continued during tho pleasure cf
the Government 10 near interest at the
rate of two % per centum per annum
from September 2. 1891, as provided IN
Treasury-Circular No. o. dated July 2,
fSlI -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

mond press representatives wore the re-
cip!ents Fan abundant supply OF ice-cream
to-day. which ihclr Carolina friends sent
them. he cooling article was highly ap-
pTeclated.
A PRETTY DRILL.
Tho Virginia visitors gave skirmsh
drill Mt twilight this afternoon, and u WAS
tho feature II the cncampmcnt. The
buclc and whistle were used IN giving the
commands while the flag were waved as
signals Thousands of Carolinans viewed
tie novel scene. which was literally ap-
piauded. for 10 was something entirely
now. At times the FIRST fairly mace the
ar quack with taeir muskctry.
Private Emmett Ch0ckley was overcome
whic drilling yesterday afternoon. He
passed a very bad night, but Is now en-
;ircy we'll l.. X. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
A Revolt in Argcntinp.
nv Anclo-Amerlcan cabIe % the Dlspatc

by Anglo-Americpn cable TO the Dispatch.l
BUENos AYgns. July - 2.-lntelligerce has
been received here that number OF
troops stationed at Corrientes. the capital
of the province of the same namo, have re-
volted against the Government The out
break was finally suppressed. but not until
after someseyere fighting had taken place
IL which four men were killed. Inc
leaders Of tho revolt were arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
Wont U,,o Install the Officers.

Grand Warden Thomas n. hendler. Dis
trict- Deputies ID. W. Bowles and Robert
Hill, Jr., Noble Grand Chris Evensen and
Al B Ramos. grand master. left ria the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway yesterday
afternoon for Mineral City, where they went
70 install the newly y-elected officers of
Mineral City Lodge of Odd-Fellows.
which is one of the youngest aud most
thrifty in the Grand Lodge Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
ere,cneo AFTER THREE DAYS.


John r. Chiles vas appointed 50 suosiasSis s,;a,his
letter carrier in March from sns a.
list, he having passed soss; sa;'sCiiI ~ CiyiI Ser.
animation before the boasu VI e
vice Examiners. s % dutv,
On july 10th no Was assigned 70 as. ad.ys
cd his resignation to Postmaster = snSsht,s shs
20 take effect at once. Chiles stated 20 ing
Postmaster that be had given the pisce
fair trial, and he had found out .nse sev a"e .
position of letter-carrier was not . SOY
berth as he had anticipated, thss tno
work was too heavy. ana any oho -
wanted his place was welcome 70 ns'~ >"
a. far as he WAS Concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

Major Marion J. pimmock, the architect
of tho proposed Chamber OF Comlnefce
building. is very busily engaged Just now
on the detail drawings and specifications
# the structure.
Il will be about a month Vet before these
Will be completed and submitted. he
conmittco will have 10 be called together
for the purpose Of approving the work and
tc decide GpCn certain materHis 20 De
used.
Certain other points necessary 70 tho be-
ginning Of the erection Of the building
viii be- acted upon It TINS meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
\ Toras Bank Assigns.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.

% I|I' ''IUI y y 'II7 u F7I1'-I''I
JrrTERsoN. Tx. July ~. Last night th'
Citizens Bank Of Jefferson made an ASSIGN
mcut with T. j. Rogers a. assignee. Tho
bank closed business tins morning, not
having fund, to meet lts creditors. Liza.
biliti.s : 100 900; assets, Sl2j. 900. II is be.
lievcd hat deposltors and creditors viii
receive the full amounts due them and
that the bank will be able 10 pay Gil 1t:
Indebtedness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
Nery Onielly nnng.


81 LOUIS. Mo. july %. "A special from
Henderson. Tex. saws: A negro named
William Johnson. aged se'enteen years.
was taken out of the county iall yesterday
morning bv an armed mon. who over
powered the ie'ler, getting possession ot
his KEYS and securing their victim. They
very quietly took hlm to a tree near the
pubic square and hung HIM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
Labor Riot Threatened.

vicKsBuRa, Mlss., July PA labor rot
was threatened here yesterday, but a
strong force of police succeeded ~ presery-
inr the peace. A number OF iaborers
from Alabama taking the place OF strikers
caused the trouble. Captain searies; oil
the Southrons. refused 10 obey tho Gov
errors orders to protect the Alabama la-
boIeTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AAERIcAS ASSOCIATION
Glen Aliens Defeat the Railroad Nine.

lC)UespOndence or tho hlchmou' D'7F
GLEN ALLEN. VA. July PA natcn
game of baseball WAS played here yes,n,f,, y,,e,,
dav afternoon between the Glen Alien
Club and the Richmond. Frederickslb, burg
and Potomac railroad employees, resulting
in a victory for the Glen Aliens by ,,era scoae
of IL TO 2 The names of the players weIg rI,
Glen Alien Club-W. G. saunders, eaten
or: BIankenship, pitcher; Z. J.. TreyYewbt' -
short-.top; j. Tinsley. first base; "
Napier. second base l.. Sheppard; s;;d,tan tnru
base: ]. Christian. left field u; Mel''''
centre field: Il. Tinsley, right held;
Richmond. Fredericksburg. aud Potomac 70 l,'
Railroad Nine-F. Duke, catcher; W; hyan,
pitcher end right Hcld; Duke shor,-sstop :
L. Ellis. first base: G. Melton. seconi p@aSr' @
". Pumphrcy, third base; }. humphrey
left field J. Harvey. centre feld Powers
night field and pitcher.
The score: o -
Glen Aliens. ...........3 2 - .
r.. L. and p. Il. R....0 0 0 2 o U u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

A match.came Of base ball between the
Quicks,eps and Stars. two amateur ciups
Of this citv, was to have heen played a,
Island Park Yesterday, but was postponed
IN order that the grounds might De pu.
into GOOD condition for tho gaNes to he
plaved there today and tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
sho; out Ills Brains.

Dl IUI'EIlIH % III0 EI'T7I0NI'I
NASHVILLE. TESN.. July 22.-Gilbert
Parkes. Of the real estate firm OF Blair,
Parkes Il Co. shot out his brains last night
in the An,Dicdn Office Financial troubles
were the cause. He was young and quite
prominent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
,n,i, r,ri,al for a Richmond Company.

india C1pitaI TOT a KfcHtu"H" co"V""sS
The Southern Loan end investments
Company received this rlorninga REMIT
tance for block Of ts stock from the
treasurer of The Bombay Native Chris;
t;an Education S)ciety" and Official
Famine Inspector in the Bombay Presl-
dency of Western India under the British
Government. The home of the applicens
il in Ahmcinager district. Rahure. West
eru India
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

b-lr-Nal1' Pahic. on account Of has ad-
Ft. rl N-at-, has not been able 10 direct
t.ts a- my.h as he would otherwise
.tt '..c la1 Jim Eddius has taken
place Wien Jim puts on the big
i.f fap a.i swings the baton to the tune
e. IT,. nlri Lott Behind Ne" he is stu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
T, s,cin Work To-Day.

The old Euker Brewery at Blenner's Park
il to undergo complete reconstruction.
The building - 1t now stands viii be run
no several stories aud handsome new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
front will be put in. This work Will BEGIN
today. and will be done for the Richmond

to-day, and VIII 10 uUHU tVE e''V f''e
One Of the architects. Mr.. p. J. Parsons:
of the firm Of J. ID. Parsons ~ sons; oI
Philadelphia. has arrived in the CITY ano -
ready for the remodelling TO begin. III
fact operations will commence TINS morh-
ing. .,.a,, o.,
pichmond builders. and the grain used "
the brewery will be purchased from farmers
in this vicinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
B,v-sta,e Republicans.

IBy teIegraPh 20 INC II7PArvH'J
Bosros. Mass, July 22.-The Republican
State Convention will be held in fremont
Temple, Boston. September 10th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
An Quiet in the BLACK RepuhlIc.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.I

IBy Telegraph 20 Inc UIsIlIcH'I
NV YonK. July 22.-Tne steamer Prince
Frederik Hendrix. at this port, brings ad-
wees from Port-au-Prince 10 July 18TH.
Everything was very quiet when she LETT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
YTarehonsc aud cotton Burned.

10y tcitEfaph 10 INT bispatph'i
YAzoo. MISS. July 22.-George W. Craig
d Cos cotton warehouse, together with
800 bales OF cotton, was burned last night.
Loss. So. 600; insurance. $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
Tho poMhRtanS.

The Povhatan Club Will meet at their
rlub-rooms tonight TO consider matters
of importance. The principal question e.
be considered is that of raising the dues OF
IN .rnlars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23
Mr.. spurgeon Better.

fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dspatch.l
LONDON, Eng, July 22.-The health OF
the Rev. Charles Spurgeon this morning
shows signs of Improvement.