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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
French Lessons.

Mrs. George c. Tanner, French lady
from Paris. will give lessons ia her native
language at No. 407 west Clay street Those
desiring puIe French pronunciation, which
cannot be secured except from native,
will do we'll to avail themselves OF this
opportunity. Chlldren's classes IN French
conversation, and object lessons will also
be given. A child quickly learns lan-
guage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
DENTISTS AND FARMERS MEET.
Two Associations and the Alliance I'm ses
sion-Omeers Elected.
rspeclal telegram TO the Dispatch ]

ToVUlItI ttI' tuIIf 70 tI' I7f'PfVED'I
MoRYnsAD CITY, n. c.. August l2.-The
Southern Dental Association IS IN session
here. Delegates from all Of the counties,
and from four Of the northern States are
present, Topics OF interest to the pro-
fesson have been discussed and clinic
work has Oeen done.
The North Carolina Dental Association
is also in session here with large number
present. The Farmers Alliance has to-day
members present from every county in the
State.
The State Farmers Alliance tonight
elected the following officers (: President,
Marion W. Butler; VIce-President. i. Il.
Long; Secretary. J. S. Bell. Other officers
will be elected tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
J. A. Motiey's Case Continued.

DASynLE, Va, August l2.-J. Abel Mot
lev. who shot and killed his nephew last
Sunday, was arraigned before Justice, Me-
Gully this morning for preliminary hear
ing. but his counsel was not ready, and at
his request the case was continued until
paxt Tuaslav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
Richmond PeopIe In Norfolk.

The following personals are from the
Norfolk Ledger of Tuesday:
Mr.. w. W. wheelwright, Of Richmond, arrived
here last night.
Miss 5. 4. Norfieet, Of Richmond, and Miss
here last evening and stopped at the Gladstone.
Mr. s. X. Wingo OF Jetersville, Va, sccom-
panied by his brother, Mr.. J. M. Wingo, OF Rich
inond are visiting their friend, Mr.. Russell n.
Farmer, ON east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
Charter Granted.

A charter has been granted the Owl Club
in the City Circuit Court. The object Is
social intercourse and the establishment
Of reading-room. The capital stock IL
70 be- not less than $500 nor more than
s., 900. and it can hold real estate TO tho
vaia of $500.
The officers are: r. A. Randolph. prssi.
dent; james NJ. Fairly. vice-president; and
b. A. Graves, secretary and treasurer-au
of Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
An Indian Village Destroyed.

CARLTON, MIsN., August IA hurricane
demolished q Chippewa Indian village at
SAWYER yesterday. IL was accompanied by
a great hallstorm. which destroyed all the
gardens and srain-felds between Sawyer
and Big Lake. Many Indians were injured
nut none killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Jockey BushncII's Riding Endod.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

PHrIApELpnIA, August 12.-George Bush
nell, a Jockey. died last night from inju;,
ries received while riding the horse Alfred
Is. In the last race at Gloucester yesterday.
Governor Roberts. ridden by Jockey Mer-
rick, fell at the upper end OF the back
stretch and broke his lee. The horses
Davis and Alfred B. were running so close
unable to turn out, and both stumbled and
fell over the fallen horse. falling also on
their jockeys. Eddie Carr and Bushnell;
Both jockeys were badly injured. and
Bushnell died in the night. Merrick, who
rode Governor Roberts, escaped injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
Widespread Damage by Storm.
!, O., Ella ntrnaf,h I

LANCASTER, Pa, August l2.-Reports
from the sections visited by Yesterday
afternoons storm show widespread
DAMAGE. The greatest loss will fall on the
tobacco farmers. many OF whose crops
were entirely ruined by the heavy fall OF
hail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
springs and Summer Homes, Southwest
Virginia,

reached in Pullman -parlor and sleeping
cars. Round-trip tickets now on sale to
all principal points on the Norfolk and
Western railroad. For rates, guide-books,
and all information apply to CARRIER, 9ol
Nam street; ticket ofice Byrd-Street sta
tion. or II. w. Courtney, passenger agent,
s3s Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
Coming Mass Meeting of Good Tsmplsr

Coming Mhss- HeettDg OF tiOod Temp1s~
The Good Templars' mass-meeting when
will be held in the hall of the Young Mems
tenbe will be for tho purpose Of discuss
ing subjects of general interest to the or
der. No speakers from outside the city
have yet been announced TO address the
mestin9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
The white Fleet Coming South Again.

BAR HARBoR. ME.. August l2.--Secretary
Tracy. in conversation Yesterday. said he
was planning to have the White Squadron
visit the Gulf States this fall and winter,
and if possible to send them up the
Mississippi river "a tar a. Vicksburg. The
vessels will remain here a week longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
The CnInrch Roy Idcntifiei.
TIE SOY SENT TO JAIL.
He VIII Remain in prison Twelve Months
for stealing Watches.

Tor NteDlinB hbIcntN.
Yesterday was an awfllly dull day at the
Police Coart. There were exceptionally
few cases. and those were lUbued wlth
very little interest. The nlne-year-old col
ore1 boy. George Miller. who was arrested
Iucsday night while attempting 10 enter
the residence OF Mr. }. ". Gordon. on
Laurel street, was before his Honor. Two
charges were preferred against the young
thief-one for trespasslnG upon the prem
iges of Mr. Gordon and another for the
larceny of two watches belonging % George
Thornton From the evidence IN the case
II appears that George after having obtain
ed thc time-pieces did not attach any value
10 them nor any significance TO the crime
he had committed.
The little fellow succeeded in entering
the house IL the daytime Tuesday. when
he stole the watches. and having ais
tributed them to a couple of his trends ne
went back at night to help him eli again.
The Justice thought the lad had better
he broken from his Tneanness at the start
and in default of : NJ security sent him 10
jail for twelve months.
wHIpFED ~ COURT.
Although Baiif Turner IA away at the
seashore on account Of his health, his pOr-
ton Of the work il carried on with great
minutoness. The matinee at which ne
usually HSureS ho>t cOlSplclou'IN "1i'
forcibly was conducted very successfully
yesterday morning.
Charlie Ross, little colored boy OF about
eight or nine summers, was unfortunate
enough to have fifteen cents worth OF
candy belonging 10 Herbert Williams
cleave TO his fingers on Tuesday afternoon.
The little rogue was taken 10 the office OF
the Justice, where the senior member of his
parental fraternity applied with mar hlng
effect the medicinal strap which hangs
high on the wall OF the courtroom.
THE RAILROAD CASE DISMISSED.
The case against the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad for run
ming a tram OF cars over its connection
track contrary 10 the city ordinances was
dismissed. no testimony was taken, and
it was stated by the officials of the road
that there VAS some mlsinterpretatlon of
orders gwen and that with no intention Ot
violating the law the empty cars were
l. H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
INTEREST IN MILITARY MATTERS.
~o,on., Hone, and Others 10 Address shc
p..u.sed Sons Of Veterans Company

pr.n.ssd Sons Of Veterans Company
The movement to bring together tne ae
two companies of Sons OF Veterans ,u;sh ain,
are being organized here has d liot That That
great success, and now II Is ant with a
zee '.aeuent.of 0hmp about thirty members 10
the proposed organization. ,.ova IN
The s'eners Of the paper asking lease ~ the he
form the company will be addresseaa yaanssdav a. i
First First Regiment Armory next Wednesday anS
axanine nv Colonel Henry g. Jones ana
% several other rsgimentai officers. .u;.o,v
The young men that the new ann in,u'' sbs
company will embrace are De.we0v vesrs
ages of seventeen and thTty-so'0"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
An Alleged swindler jailed.

IDy IUItBrHPu 70 VI" DI5P"7VrI1
BrRMSdHAM, ALA, August 12.-B. d.
Whilden, arrested in Oregon tor obtaining
money under false pretences and for at
tempting to defraud an insurance company,
arrived here this afternoon and is in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
Commonwealth Land Company

A meeting of the stockholders OF the
Commonwealth Land Company, OF which
Hon. H. W. Flournoy is president, was
held at the Exchange Hotel Yesterday at
noon. The meeting was called to con-
slider details of business, and after har-
monious session of some two hours ad-
iourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
To Roard with Moses.

The following conyicts were received at
the penitentiary Yesterday: -,
Claiborne Lewis and James Smith (both
white). from Grayson county. for two
wears each for housebreaking.
John Chavers (colored). from Peters :
burr third conviction Of petit larceny, two
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13

The Season. Fashion Bazar, lie Bon Ton,
I,Art de la Mode, Album des Mode, La
Mode de Paris. oil for September, and the
leading Magazines can be found at
Ieonard's, 9OS east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
rHT SKIN PTrLED OFf.

HthlufI cI tnt past NtNtiHi
some measure account for the iattef IL
regularity.
THE SKIN PEELED OFF. =.
In removing his clothing the skin pealeu
of the BODY in sheets. No bruises otner
than those which would naturally have
occurred from being rolled over the pep
blcs and rocks ia the stream we're founu,
and after Coroner Taylor completed MS
examination be rewarded the men Wh9
brought the body ashore. and relnarAsu
that the Council should adopt an oIui-
nance which would Justly compensate one
for such labor as these persons had per-
formed.
The drowned man was five feet, Ten
inches high and weighed about 100 POUNDS.
He in every way appeared TO be robust
and healthy, and the only supposition -
that he in some way fell out of boat anu
being unable to swim. succuiubed 10 the
waters.
The CoIorrd Boy Identified.
Tho colored youth who was drowned IN
.he dock Tuesday while bathing was idel-
tifsd by two colored women nj the aims
house Yesterday. One OF them, Hannah
Anderson. claimed that the boy was ner
son and that his name was Frank. she
said she lived near the corner OF twenty,
sixth and = streets on Lincoln avenue ana
that the youth was not the one who was
confined in jail previously for being va
grant She produced an insurance pOhcy
on the hoy's life. which gave very minute
description Of hIm. The body was deliV-
cred to her for burial and the funeral ser
vices were held yesterday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13

Many persons are broken down nom over
work or household cares. Browns EDn bNtsfs
rebuilds the system, aids digestion' Removes 81:
cesses OF bile, and cures malaria. A splendid
tonic for women aud children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

ELLIS a CATHCART 1880 A. NJ, general as-
sortment Of household furniture.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1880 A. H., parior and
chamber furniture, toilet sets, stoves, dumb
bells, oicandcrs, &C.
HUDSON q CO.. IL ~. bananas ARD peaches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
Club Meetipgs To-Nighe.

Both the Clay Ward Actives and the Old
Dominion Democratic Clubs will bold their
monthly meetings tonight and II q de-
sired that there shall be o full attendance
of the members Of each.
The Actiyes assemble at Reinhardt's Hall
and the Old Dominions st the corner OF
Nineteenth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
Lutfxmant Confssssd.

In the Circuit Court yesterday IN the
case OF b. r. Turner against lsham y. and
Sallie z. jenkins judgment was confessed
for o1l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13

Last Sunday morning no preached At Taze-
we'll Courthouse in the Presbyterian
church and raised q collection for the Bap-
tist church at that place, and that same
evening he preached IN the Baptist church
in Bluefeld. W. Va, and raised $50 for the
State Mission Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
No. 81 Makes the Fastest Time.

The following shows the time mads by
tho different cars OF the Richmond Union
Passenger Railway Company: No. 81 makes
q round-trip in I hour and 50 minutes, No.
80 in l:5s1f, No. 81 in i:59ii, No. 81 in 2,
No. SO IN z. No. 50 in 2. No. 30 in q, No. 63
in 2:00IS, No. 50 in 20i, No. n IN POI. No.
IL in 2:0i. No. 81 in 2:0i>l. No. 80 in 20lyf,
Mo- % y IN 1C ds1.s HN = IN ascaao Sos s.s g
dent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
The Great Fniluro at Trieste.

postponement Of the BROOKLYN Cincinnati
game az Eastern Park, Brooklyn. to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
THE CONFERENCE IN PETERSBURG.
Not in Favor Of Republican Nominations
An Aldras s. Soon 10 lie Lssued.

From Richmond Republicans who wero
OF the inside il Is learned that the meet
ing Of the Republican State Committee at
tncr. -ldcucc of General Malone IN Peters
burg Tuesday night was called for the
purpose Ot dlscCuntenanclns the making
90. Republican nominations for the General
Assembly.
4 member q the committee said vesteT-
day tlat he bad no doubt there would be
some Republican candidates in the held.
hut they woald not have the endorsement
oi tie Eepubhcan organization, rs The
policy Of the party was NJ OF mastery
inactivity daring The coming canvass. com
blaed with thorough CrcanizatlOn for the
national fght of 1852.
not ENTIRELY HARMONIOUS.
II is understood that tho So sion of the
committee was not entirely harmonious,
as some OF the members from the Valley
wrre disposed 10 be ubstreperous OF the
ground llst there were humorous vario-
lord cases Of oii.ce-fever III that section.
However. under the expert mauipulatiO
% the party lash in the hands Of the boss
,ney were brought into u stnte Of qulos-
Cence.
i Republican who was not at the meet
ing SAID that the report that the commit
tee would take into consideration the
Craftsmanship of the perry wa2 81 fairy
story.
TIE CHAIR,dANsEIT.
"Mahone." he said. "is the chairman
and Will be until the next convention.
Then and here the gentleman was
struck with a spasm of tetanus, and when
ne recovered bis thoughts had taken tiy-
inc switch t. meteorological track.
The committee. 1t IS learned, are incu-
hatiur n. address, which Will appear in Il
few days. and which will be marked by
great originality II that 1t will clam
everything tor the Republican party that
has benefited the Commonwealth during
the last twenty-five years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13

Rev. A. E. Dickinson. D. D.. Of this city,
Is canyassing Southwest Virginia. paying
Oh debts upon mission churches. and col
lecting funds for the State 2iasi0n Board
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
Chamber of Commerce

The monthly meeting OF the a bOIau ,hs, 81 81
directors of the Richmond ChamDea - -
Commerce will be held IN tne niocE Loy"" v
the Chamber this evening ut oc'ocA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
PROPERTY IN NEW HANDS.
Deeds of Sale Recorded in tho City and
County Courts.


In the Clerks Office of the Chancery
Court Yesterday the following deeds OF
bargain and sale were recorded:
}. d. Carneal to Oscar Taylor, l4l5 feet on
north side OF Cabell street near koane, $500.
Louis Delaiue and wife 20 Younger Loving,
one-haf interest in 20 feet on north side Of
Broad street between First and Second, $4,000.
w. L. st. Ciar to Robert pOrtner Brewing
Company, stock and fixtures in store No. 1flU
east Main street. SOS.
uESRICO COUNTY COURT.
James II. Barton and wife 10 Joseph VI. Four
qurean, north - feet Of lot and south 221t
feet Of lot ! iu book 30, Barton Heights, 5000.
Same TO same, oue-hRlf interest in lots 13 and
ii, block . and lots /, ,, II, H. Ii, II, block .,
aud lots l, >, s, block 4, North avenue, sub-dl-
vision, 81.
NJ. Is. Leonard and wife TO Northsie Land
Company, 80 fest Of lot c, Barton Heights, OK
cept one-half interest In 20 feet at west end
thereof $500
Bernadina H. Schepers 10 Judith. wife Of John
Foege, 47s acres on Grove road, 81, 4,lf''.1o.
Jacob Il. shaw and wife 10 X. A. Patterson, "a
acres near Laurel station. $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13

Old-fsshioned ideas are exploded every day
You are ap. TO think that what is made 10 order
for you Is sure to have special vslues Wcn' u
may have or It may not, but, II 10 has. you ara
pretty sure to be asked to pay specially hish
price for It. Tho point Is this: Can yoo 40 -
well for q much smaller outlayf There b no
question about it. Our SUITS have all the
qualities that you pay fancy ngures for. In nevsry-
thing bat what they cost you they compare van
tho best that can bo produced. Hero are prices
that explode old-iAshioned IDEAS with ven
senance:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13

". b. Rawson, Galveston, ie1st sSysh
hsye used youI ~ ! bssay0sY4II.,'r s.yyss4Is remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
PLEASANT AFTER DUTY.

When asked when he would take bis va,
cation. DIR. Ryland said: "Only when all
this press OF work is fairly disposed Of.
Professor Puryear and stand to 1t pretty
much all summer. Ihe rest of the officers
and professors take ltle field and so the
work is divided. Business matters outside
demand my attention and ! hope to be
free TO 60 out row and then by the 2Oth OF
August"
The president of the board, DIR. Curry,
is now in Southwest Virginia working on
educational lines and representing the
college and the professors are scattered
through the State The outlook for the
next session is good.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

~ Sigh, ~ the newspaper field, went
Nrs, ~ lI- Nrcglcs, Gal where he cu
gagged IA the real estate buaiucrs aud
lost money, aud ~ now IN the city hay
~ ( accepted u pp.ltlun under hls 'rcl !,
Coo II Mites VI, lnu,ia'r. IL "A
pleasant g,ntlrmni
SHmucl Mhuspctg-t, over thirteen
years u resident ~ northern Aroma, uid
wei known among cattle nul srcrp net ,
died suddenly last saturday, aud MAS
hu ,cd uu the following day At WrusuN.
Rev Mt Hood conducting the s.t,Iccr.
Mayor Z T. Berry, ~ the su,rtu,r's
stall, VITO shIhutIy rcprcsolt,d thr ter
riur,Ni m'Iltu ~ Nv" recent r,lNrutI. u
- the National Guards at luIe,, - at
huu" trturmrg nom a." r''ih '"'t
ul.h'. Tie uaIuf H. uut kut ut u tui
dI,r. tul htcmt"G uud rtutri, aud hc
made th.sr thruguHrs uud,ts,nud that
Ne" MeNpu Nps IT," uumr = the.
ptUdt"tlN brArrup citizens
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07
\ Pleasant PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Fergusson gave u most
"nJpynb. TIA lowern party Saturday
night II VAS purely s!oung peoples
parry ntd MAS made Of especial ln,ercs'
10y 'h" many unique features introduced
frr entertainment Partners Tor the
Iirst dance were selected by each lady
Slt'l' x before mirror thc room Illu.
minated wuh burning alcohol. wh'ch
gave II decidedly weird and ghastly II
f-ct Ia ones features rhs s,guliJInR her
wish g. dance with the gentleman whose
reflected face she could s..e, by rlslng or
refusing him by thakiug her head,
Partners f1r the evening were selected
bS bobblng Tor npples, each containing
the pani~ 81 II gentleman or lady. Part.
n"rS for supper were sslected 10y blind
grab Tor ktuIlrrS, which were made IN
ia furmJ to correspond with the Initials
OF the guests, Costly souvenirs we're
distributed III plates ot rice, aud au els
giant .uppet was served. Dancing was
continued until twelve o'clock, when
II VAS decided tina, Mr.. aud Mrs, Fer.
gussoE we're the most royal ~ enter.
taiLrrs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-07

Alfred DAILY and MISS l.. A. Ferry, ChHn.
Cushman and Misi L. llnghes, Chna.
CARING Hnd Mics Maggie boil, Mas Eva
Bell aud Mr. iiennlng comt r,sed party
~ young FOLKS Who spcu, yesterday IN
the lniian pueblo ~ l-leta
lnfImas,er Sears states that the east
hound freight business from California
il SIMPLY lmmcnsc aud the yard forces,
b ,th day aud uight. ntr Kept constantly
employed handling the trans. Tue At
auhc 4 Pacific ~ taxed to I,s utmost 60
handle the trslii'.
J. Il Batyc Writes that he ~ s,ll IA
business a. seattle, Wash and Is pre-.
perlug Tu ClrlarS publrhed Nh item
a few week ago, when was obtained
FROM good source iu the effect that Mr.
liasy" had fulcd Tor slWno Ius
trtliN ~ GLAD 10 not" tha' the item
was erroneous aid that Mr, Basye Inns
not Jared
Page Ot"ro, Who has been nssistlus
SHERIFF lctr' tp collect taxes ~ the out
lyjus ItrCiu,ir, ,aGc ~ from Nac,m"nto
saturday Tie reports the people pa! lug
ihcf 'rN'r n- r'oup''y ~ they eau. con
sllcrins IT." tat TINT 'hr recent heavy
rains, ftl.N,d bl severe cloud bursts.
lnr,' amur c.tit"I tuIu,dtLe "rops
NJ ~ tie Eurucfru aud romca hat IN
poNstrhri TIE 'ntmets
TIE h,ls it the construction ~ the
hands ,ue bnr ness hllCk IT, b, erected
10y Mr Nicolas Armyr, Acre opened a.
Jr'.o VI WIcrlock's ulli.c saturday ~
tcrnp,n nul acre found les tolloos.
St,Dug y llrs- ld-u, ~ tine rI,y, sii,;Au.
ElNnrd NJ i rr. u TIA. rlty. tI2IsIs.
Drsu,u Bus.. ~ santa l'c go, -. Errnr
duc,i y ru,,dnu. s,H77O, II. lrmru'
~ g., ~ |. p AugrIn. s,i,Iii, Morrsun
lItr-, ~ ra"n.1, s,2,Uu'. the work alil
ptubap.y b" awarded 'hl, 'rrLupl,