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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
pro,erty Changing Hands.

Tho following deeds of bargain ana sale
- ino o.aacnrded In the Chancery Court yes
Tier HsTman C. Boschen and wife 10 Uharies ;ss
- nv I.,-"ans mo- 70 ia feet on south SIDE
~. - sf,eet between Fourth ana 3 riith;
subject 10 two deeds OF ttust na VI S''O''
Se tO0 respectively. S2l 100. 4. Ma.
Thomas L. Hardwlokes trus'ee a;de
.;e " Hardwicke, "a teet on scr ond
Marshall street between Iweh'y-hi'" "DN
Twenty-sixtb, g $50. Nontoiro
lanes b. McCaw to Mary +; Mon'ello, o,
40 feet on east side Buchanan A"'
Lownes, $780, .,,-n,
Job, =. Campbell TO A. Monteiro, 40
80 between Charles City and "iiiiain'-
Durg IoaG'' Hummer and wife 20 Walthai
0aln0I Z ceres on New Market road, ~
JAMIE, "a Jackson and wife 10 Thomas a; a;
q, ',e ul.o az feet on south side OF Mitcnei
Lsss. LES. between Cabell and koane. Sso.zo;
S'iSs, ~ q Leonard's trustee TO Milton IA.
naa,d 1s feet on north side OF LouiSiah"
S's.. came 10 Leonard NJ. Leonard, ~ zee. On
north side Of Louisiana street heA' A-'
s200. wife ~ Stephen w.
REYNOLDS. - feet on nortn siuo oA
ana street near Erin. Szoo: Cab pow
.iacob Logan's trustee 10 nafah twesn
deys 25 feet on Buchanan street Do'"0''
Ealding and Lownes sll2;oO. ~ A
Tdward Schumacher ana wiie $40 av "
perroft, "a feet on Roane street, S''o'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Brieis.
Mr.. John w. Starke has returned from oar"
line.
Mas Iulie X. Archer, Of south Pine street, mas
returned homo after visit OF severai "eoAe w
friends and relatives In PeterspufB'
c.aa,-sereeant Henry station, of Tarboro', n:
n who has been visiting Richmond as the guest
o;his friend, Cadet Hugh Mcleod leit TINS morn,
,ng with Cadets Bridges, Mayo, McLevu, xsi;,. a,u
pbi,,n 81. George Cooke for the Virginia Miiitary
Institute at Lexington, va.
Mr.. Clifton Miller left this morning Tor onioh'
w. Va, for a visit OF some oura'ioh'
Miss Mary K. Roberts OF PA nortn dWenue,n syal
~, a,srs In Norfolk and Virginia beacn WIN
her aunt, Mrs. o. j. Coninan'
Judae Wexford was in the city yesterday
,,.,orrewis (,inter is in Germany and Is well
.na homes 10 sail FOR home about the th Vi noA'
month.
Motor Cbanning NJ. Bolton, chief engineer OF
a." Eicb mond and Danyille, says the hlianla
Sao.f,tt on has rented the paiatiai 80 y,
NJ r. r. Chamberlin, corner oi at,y hare In
Trinity avenue and VIII Drihs n'S '''''''
a few days
Mr.. Charles L. workman mas 'o'''A'N "
city from the White
urs s,,as shelburn, who has been quite sicA
s MT. hnme i'm this city, Is much improved.
u.l,t,
mr,n.n,ers MI, savings Bank, Is quite slch Win
ana d.a,feyer at the residence Of his father' IN
this city. 20
m. oallego Mills Company arc preparing I'm so 20
,,u, y large water-tank on their nunains io' u''
!" 80 n.v,d x. Wal.ball viii preach at the sol.
,,srs MI; Home this "wednesday afternoon ~
4 O'Clock.
IN. Committee on Relief to tho Poor m met d,sl a.
Inc oin,shouse yesterday evening anu ,,n,, uis
,1s nosed si' Of the regular monthly Du''''''
lpI.,aes before that body.
r,,.,. WAS no meeting Of the Commlltee ,ao, on ~
There ~a Yesterday evening, as no QUORUM u,,
rasens. Alderman Davis was on nanu va'
y wss rsd"red gred three members Of the D00s " A
act any business n.
A Nsw III uandv 10 Mr.. Arthur Kotch. younR
Of miss architect Of Boston, Fr.nas s'
mansx Who we're With her very recsn onncsment.
nanset PIER DO not eredit soe is,- anno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
THE woRKMeN's PARLIAMENT.
Brilliant Opening-Ben. Tillett for Gene
raj Arbitration Board.

GBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.I
NEWCASTLE. ENG. September s.-The
proceedings of the Trades Union Congress
now in session here and representing the
interests OF over 100000 skilled and un-
skilled worEmen Of Great Britain are at
tracing widespread attention. In some
quarters the Congress is termed 1.-The
Workmen's Parliament" and the move
ment is looked upon as likely to lead to
important political results.
Princess Beatrice; Lady Dixie, wife OF
Sir Charles Dixie; Mr.. Thomas Potter
(Radical Reformer). member of Parlia-
ment for Rochedale; Sir John Gorst, men,
Der Of Parliament for Chatham and Par
liamentary Secretary of the India Office,
and other members of Parliament were
present at the opening of the Congress
yesterday.
During the course Of the session." Ben"
Tillett, the Labor leader. will bring for:
ward a resolution favoring the creation OF
State Board of Arbitration, with the
view of preventing strikes and settling
labor disputes between the workmen and
their employers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
The Kaiser In Bavaria.

GBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dlspatch.l
MUNICH, September s.-Tbe Emperor OF
Germany, upon his arrival here last night
from the scene of the Austrian army
maneuvres, was received with the.utmost
enthusiasm and respect. AS the imperial
train approached this city tens of thousands
of voices greeted 1t with cheers. The Em-
peror William, apparently satisfied with
the warmth of his reception, quickly
alighted from the train as 1t drew up
alongside carpeted platform. and warmly
embraced and kissed Prince Luitpold,
Regent of Bavaria, who, accompanied
by numerous suite, including the
Ministers of State, was in waiting to receive
the imperial traveller. The Emperor then
inspected the guard Of honor, which had
charge of the railroad station. and ex-
pressed himself as being highly pleased
with the smart and soldiery bearing of the
frnnnS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
The National Game.

tByteleSrapn 10 INC DiSPaN@j
WASHINGTON. ID. c., September s.-Foi-
lowing are the baseball results Of to-day (:
Al Washington (Association) First game:
II. B.H. Y.
Westinghouse oo2o001o-s !! 8
Columbus. 90 2 0 90 01-4 4
Batteriea--Casey and Sutclide; hnell
and Donohue.
Second game: - p:h. Z.
Columbus. q 000So e-s 8 g
Batteries-Foreman and Mcclure; Gath
right, Twitchell, and Dowz.
Games postponed by rain: Baltimore.
Nilwaukea (Association) at Baltimore and
Pittsburg- Philadelphia QLeague) at fhiia-
delphia.
At Boston (Association): a. BE. 7.
Rostons. 0404000 z Q
81. Louis. :. % 0 0020o0O-2 4 a
batteries Burlington and Murphy; Sti'
vetts, GU. Darling and Boyle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
Warehouse Destroyed-Firemen Burned.
rRv telagrauh 10 the DisDatch.l

New YORK. September s.-The immense
storage warehouse of X. @. Layton. at Nos.
6s and GA South street, was destroyed by
FIRE to-day, entailing loss of fully $500
000. The building was of brick and five
stories high, and was we'll stockedEwith
snices and teas. Five fremen were
burned, two severely. The origin of the
fire is unknown. At least fifty business
bouses had goods in storage IN the two
hnildines. and among the contents were
chemicals, drugs, iute. shellac. and va
riety of general merchandise. The loss in
contents is estimated by X. c. Layton at
S9OO. GOO. The damage to the building
was slO. 600. No. 62. the adjoining build
inc. which was occupied by q tobacconistt,
Charles kaufman, and small offices, suf-
fered damage by water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
A Hurricane Rt Halifax-Yachts Lost.

HALIFAX, n. S.. September S.-A furious
southeast hurricane, with vivid lightning
and torrents Of rain, struck the city last
evening and ragged with great violence
three quarters of an hour. The storm
blew down the shute and part of the
staging connecting the grain elevator with
the deep-water wharyes. The tite-built
Yacht Youla, one of the fastest boats be-
longing TO the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht
Squadron. and the schooner yacht Weno-
nah, owned by Commodore Edwards, were
totally wrecked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
Ouick Time Across the Atlantic.

[Hy Anglo-American cable to the Dlspatch.I
QUEENSTOWN, IRELAND, September g.
The steamer City of New York arrived
here this afternoon at 2 o'clock, having
crossed the Atlantic in five days twenty
two hours and fifty minutes. equalling the
best previous eastward passage: She car
ried the Japan mails which left Yokoha-
ma August 18th, Victoria, Is. o., August
2Qfh. and New York September I'd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
VISITORS TO THE CAPITOL.
Return OF the Goyerpor-other Personal
r,an. Gathered on the Hill.

Governor Mckinney arrived IN the Srs clrs
resterday from Blue Ridge Springs. where
yes'endd yead his family have been spending a
,,ortion no G Of the heated term. HIS Excel Excel
iency is looking quite well and VIII prooa-
blv be in his office this morning, ood
YRis6@ond. h; Of s Scott county
SG9 y;s;ted the Capitol yesterday morning on
business. -, -. ....,,ror NJ Hanover
oomntv' nm and Mr.. M. +. Burke. deputy treat
s,,re, 3f james City county, were pom al
the Capitol Yesterday on matters isias oi ILL
unptance ,n1 10 their respective localities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
FROM TIE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Eight New Cases But No Deaths from
Diphtheria Reported Yesterday.

For the twenty-fours ended at midnight
last night eight new cases of diphtheria,
but no deaths from the disease, had been
reported at the office of the Board Of
Health. The indications are that the
disease has assumed milder type.
The work of disinfecting. in the, city is
being prosecuted vigorously. In this con-
nection 1t should be SAID the city furnishes
gas-house lime free upon order OF the Fresl-
dent ~ the Board of Health, but that Off
cor hes not sufficient carts at his command
10 deliver il more promptly than he is
doing at present. Any citizen by hiring a
cart and getting an order can have the
dlsinfectant brought to his house i'm
rnediafelV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
Contraction of British Commerce.
ru ,.t...-., -, e. ,bo OtaDotch

LONDON, EMO, September s.-The Board
of Trade returns show that the threatened
contraction of British commerce has al
ready commenced. The decrease in ex-
ports is largely due to the falling off in
the tin-plate trade. OF a decrease of
gO5 900 pounds in textile exports. 400, 900
pounds Is in cotton goods exported TO the
East. Corn and -four imports show de-
cline from those Of 1890, indicating large
dimlnution as prices have been higher.
Other food imports show increases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
Lorenzo sawyor vas BORN al Leroy, JeffersoI

Lorenzo Sawyer was born at Leroy, jefferson
county, n. y, May 23, 1920. He worked on his
father farm In his youth, and after removing
TO Pennsylvania and then TO Ohio finished his
studies st the Western Reserve College. He
studied law, was admitted to the bar Ia 1910,
aud after successive removals 10 Illinois and
Wisconsin went in 1850 to California, where be
worked for some tune In the mines. He settled
in Sacramento w the practice u his profession,
and after a brief residence in N evada went In
1888, to San Francisco, where he remained. lie
became city Attorney in 1854, was appointed
Judge Of the District Court OF the Ste;e In lbO2,
and in 1863 was elected a Justice Ct tho state
Supreme Court, OF which he was Chief Justice in
ls6Sl1O. In the latter year he became United
States Circuit Judge for the Ninth circuit, em-
braclng all the Pacific States. In 1877 Hamll-
ton College gave him the degree Of Ii. ID. He
delivered numerous public addresses, including
one at the laying Of the Cornerstone OF the
Stanford University, May IA, 1877, OF whose
Board Of Trustees he was chosen president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09

And she has a prize at that. An in-
different bat is hard to get along with,
a bad hat is a positive nuisance. The
peculiar thing about it is that what bad
hat costs you will buy good one. 10
requires considerable nerve to face tho
world under the best Of circumstances
it requires much more than considerable
nerve TO face it in an execrable hat.
The man who has brains will cover them
with good material. While you are
about it You might as well get what is
absolutely sure to become you. We
are not trying to precipitate financial
disaster on you. For $3.50 you can buy
q good, stylish Hat, and We have then,
from Sl.50 10 s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
AMELIA DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
Delegates Elected to the Senatorial and
House Conventions.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
PArsEv1LLE, AMELIA COUNTY. Va, Septem-
Der THE Democratic primary OF Lelgh
J - let, Amelia county, Va, was held here
to-day.
Quite large crowd composed of Demo-
Gratis and Alliance Democrats was present.
The meeting was called to order by
District Chairman :. l.. farrar. u. A.
Wily was elected chairman and j. NJ.
Seay secretary. DR.. 7. L. Anderson and
G.. G. Farley were elected delegates to the
Farmyille Senatorial Convention. and }.
W. Fowlkes, g. A. Willy, and j. II. Rucker
were elected TO the Burkeyille House Con-
vention.
The names of Dr. Joseph W. Southall
and Mr.. p. Julian Berkeley (both Alliance
mem were presented to the meeting for
senatorial honors. DIR. Southall receiving
the majority of the votes the delegates
were instructed TO cast their votes IN the
Farmville convention for him.
REJECTED.
The following resolution was offered and
rejected:
Resolred That tho candidates must
pledge themselves to stand squarely on the
Ocala demands, each aud every one of the
demands, without modification or any AL
teration. They must stand on the de
mands OF the Virginia State Alliance, and
any blll that may be hereafter brought ont
by any of the committees Of the State
Farmers Alliance. They must further
more pledge themselves not to vote for
any candidate tor the United States Senate
who does not take the same pledge.
WITHDREW.
Owing to the rejection OF the above
resolution several of Mr.. Berkeley's friends
withdrew from the meeting and refused to
take any part in its proceedings. ,
resolution was unanimously adopted
requesting The RICHMOND DIsPATCHto pub
lish the above proceedings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
Alien Arrivals In England.

10y AHBIV-fIIVIIUHu VtfJIO 70 VIU DI'PhsIII'T
LONDON, ENGLAND, September S.-An Of
fetal report issued to-day shows that the
statement repeatedly made that the num-
ber of aliens landing and remaining in
England is not increasing is far from being
true. This report shows that l4'52S Eu-
ropean aliens landed in England during
the month Of August just past against
g.4l5 during the corresponding month Of
1880. OF the number of aliens landed here
last month 9,Sl7 were el route to America
against 6,027 during August, 1890. This
SHOWS an increase of 1873 for the past
month in the number of alien arrivals who
remain IN England over the corresponding
month last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
THE SITUATION IN RUSSIA.
How n Loan of Money Was Finally OBJ
tained I'm France.

(By Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON. Eng. September S.--The Paris
correspondent of the Times, discussing
the situation in Russia, says After the
Rothschllds' refusal of loan TO Russia 1t
was found that ii would require Gl2. 1000 900
TO relieve the distress in the land of the
Gar, whilst the poverty of the people
would cause a large reduction in the Gus
toms receipts from the sale of alcohol, and
the expenses of increasing the country's
armament would bring the aggregate
deficit up TO S3j,000.0 or $4,000, 600.
Russia eagerly seized the Cronstadt entente
TO make a fresh but futile application TO
the RothschIlds,.w who represented the diff
Guilty France herself would be in, having
to pay $50, 900, 900 to G40 .00O, 900 in gold for
American wheat. Then other bankers
were approached and they agreed to ad-
vance O loan to Russia at the same price
as was offered by the othschilds-namely,
about S2. This loan cannot be negoti-
ated before October. II will be issued at
"a or s4lz and will be absorbed by petty
investors. as large houses. especially Jew-
ish concerns, dislike Russian issues"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09

which was honored by the attendance OF
its grand officers. The union was headed
by carriage containing Mr.. james ..
Dreamer. grand master machinist. and MI
William l.. Dawley. grand secretary. :.
There will be meeting of the Commit
tee of Arrangements of Labor-day Parade
at Smiths Hall tonight to settle up all un-
finished business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
DEATH OF LORENZO SAWYER.
Tho Northern District of California Now
without Federal Judge.
fEv aoranh IN the Dianatchl
'ItRFHpH % Iut UIspdICH'I J

SAN FRAsc1sco, CAL, September g.,
Judge Lorenzo Sawyer died very suddenly
last evening. He had been much better
during the day and was deemed GONZALES
cent. Suddenly he was seized with fit
of coughing and died before doctor
could be summoned The disease was
capillary bronchitis, from which he hal
been confined to his bed for ten days.
The Immediate cause of death was tie
formation of a clot of blood which cough
ing forced to a vital spot in his heart
causing almost instant death. The death
of Judge Sawyer leaves the Northern dis
trict Of California without any Federal
Judge. the late Judge Hotfman's place not
yet having been filed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
salisbury on the Dardanelies Matter.

(By Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatchl
LONDON, Eng, September S.-Lord Sails
bury has written a letter to correspond
ent in which the British Premier. refer
ring to the privileges which the Porte IS
mitting vessels Of her volunteer fleet to
pass through the Dardanelles, says: Rus;
ala possesses no rights as to the passage OF
the Dardauelles or the Bosphorus which
are not possessed 10y other Powers Also"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
Alabama's A Agrfcultural Commissionership ip
[By telegraph 10 the Dispasch.l

MONTGOMERY. Ala, September s.-The
contest of Lane and Kolb for the agricui.
tural commissionership has been argued
during the past two days in the proceed
ings before Judge Randolph on the part Of
Lane, the new appointee. for possession OF
inc resisted by Kolb. who denies the gu
thority of the Governor to appoint. A de-
cision will be rendered tomorrow. An ap-
peal will be taken 20 the Supreme Court
by the side that loses and 6nal decisiou
will not be rerchsd before December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
The Junior social clab.

,c, ,,;ox social Club met IN its psi-
The ssg Junsef ssf Main Main street, Monday night
iors, orr ,;ns5aIled os1 Ned the following officers a. - a
jacob Jss junior president Joseph Sssansd y sSsRd
5ern @ast sunsee seerstary; Is. Morgan Shepherd
treasurer. m aud g. Aleek Walker, n,od %arsna. msm
and sentinel. The club has Q 5000 g9;oa anan. imam
bsrship % and is IN a dne c1nditt'oht ent the % de-
c;aily and otherwise. Its onJsc;s ;ntsreourss !, .a
veiopment Of social .1d aaa aar a the boys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
SOLID MEN FROM AUGUSTA.
Thev Are on Their Way North TO Boom
Augusta's Exposition.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON. September s.-The delega-
tion of solid men from Augusta. Ca, head
ed by Colonel Patrick Walsh, OF the Au-
onsta Chronicle. who are on their way to
personally present the merits of the Au-
gusta Exposition to the northern business
Communities, passed through Washington
tonight. Their special car arrived at 900
and was attached to the Pennsylvania rail
road train which left Washington tor New
York at 1880 2. NJ. The Augusta party
will spend tomorrow in New York. Their
next stopping place will probably be Pro-
yidence, X. |.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
, engagement of the famous comic opera

the engagement of the famous comic opera
success, entitled Castles in the Air"
which last season had such run IN New
York. IL will be the first production Of
the opera in Richmond and will be pre-
sented next Friday and Saturday nights,
including n Saturday matinee. The CON-
pany giving the opera numbers forty peo-
pie and the orchestra will consist Of fifteen
musicians. Two car-loads.of scenery are
TO be brought here for the adequate staging
of the onnrn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
Holm. In.sitasa

has made some editions to it's equipment
during the summer. Some thirty rooms
professors next session-Professor Rodcs
Massie in the Literary department, and
Professor 4. X. Rsth, Of Ieipsic, In the Mu-
sic department. Miss Newton. Of New
York, will have charge Of the classes in
Painting, the former accomplished lady IN
this department having made another "en~
gagement." She will give no more lessons
in painting. Miss L. o. Hume, also OF
New York, takes the Elocutlon. More pu~
pills have engaged rooms for the next ses-
sion than ever before at so early date.
The school will be full.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
A Different Grand Lodge

Good Templars. which held its annual ses-
sion in Norfolk during last week and sever
ed its connection with the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge. and which is to be known
hereafter as The Good Templars OF
America is the Dual OF Colored Grand
Lodge, and not the Grand Lodge OF Vir-
ginia, Independent Order of Good Tem-
plars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
eppss MURDERER ARRESTED.
The Governor Notified that He Is In Gus
tody in Mississippi.

Governor Mckinney yesterday received
M;ss,ssippi. stating that Morton Curry,
CHARGED with the murder of Epps, the tele-
graph operator at Suffolk, some time ago,
was in custody in that State, Governor
Mckinney Immediately wired Governor
Stone to hold Curry. The Common
wealth's Attorney of Nansemond has oeen
notified to forward to the Executive MS
application for his requisition papers,
which will be granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09

Speciality I'm Pspsr-Box Manufacturing.
VIII. Curtis, Paper-Box Manufactures,
No. IL Governor street, makes speciality
OF order work. Send for estimates. His
facilities for the manufacture of goods IN
his line are frst-class in every respect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

WILLIAM JENKENs & son, is NJ, bananas,
lemons, and pears.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mulesv
vehicles.
L.POWERS, peaches, apples, and pears
j. Ii. VALENTINE, 1880 A. NJ, household
furniture. &C.
ELLIS Il CATHCART, 1880 A. NJ, households
and kitchen furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09

Fourth. We denounce the last Republi-
can Congress for it's extravagant, reckless,
and criminally partisan legislation and
especially for its unholy efforts to pass tho
lniquitous force bill. which was aimed at
the South and intended to degrade and
politically enslaye our people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
The Eexntian Cotton Crop.

IBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch'l
CAIRO, EaYpT, September s.-A period OF
intense heat has developed the cotton
bolls and the worms, which threatened 10
injure them, have vanished: Inc result IL
An excellent cotton crop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
A Family Affair.

fBy Anglc-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, FRANCE, September s--A whole
hsrs committed suicide today. Inc
fsibsr and mother showed the way by
hanging themselves. and the Others; VINO
were adult children, initiated their pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-09
MIR. spurgeon on the Road to Recovery
fu, Anglo- American cabie TO the Dispatch.l

LONDON, Enc. September S.-hev.
Charles III. Spurgeon may be said 70 oe on
the high road to recovery from the long
illness with which he has suffered. Ihis
morning Mr. Spurgeon spent haii an noHa our
in the garden OF his residence anu ooio inv
fatigue very well indeed.