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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31

TIE WEEKLY DISPATCH cut TO-DAY is q
capital No. II you wish to interest
people living at distance in the business
Of your city put them on our subscription
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31

The blaokness of the clouds preceding
yesterday afternoons storms was noticed
by every one. To have called them "inky"
would have been taking no license with
that term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31

Mr.. Quar-, having resigned the chairman
ship Of the National Republican Commit
tee, is now in a position to make times
very lively for his enemies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31

The New York Times says that Massa-
chusetts us at the brakes Let her stand
there. So stand the victims of the Jugger-
naut who worship an idol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31

Is it really true that Massachusetts, has
not chosen Democratic presidential
elector in fifty years? She has not chosen
one in seventy years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
1pl'(oFEN
(9NPANlY
sas0
Our Friday and Saturday
REMNANT And ODD DAYS.
Hundreds Of stuffs from the various
departments picked out for you ut your
own price.
St0t1OnerN.

SC. n box for an odd lot Of Paper and
Envelopes;
&c. for a box Of zoe. quality;
l9c for box Of Linen Paper and En-
velopes
14c for O quarter Of n ream OF fine
Writing Paper
&c. bottle for Williams's Black Ink.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
Umbrellas and PdraSOtS

Lots Of odd Parasols and Umbrellas.
91.98 Gloria-Silk Umbrellas, 1923
90. % Silk Umbrellas, 81. %;
$3.50 Bingham Umbrellas. slightly dam
aged. G9c. 4;
Lanslown Parasols, all shades, Sl.73;
All the Fancy SILK Parssols SOC. on the
dollar IS all we ask.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
BurmoRE. Nip, IL Mt. VERNON PLACE, EAST.
MI NER\ON INSTITUTE. EN-

HAI IAOhk, MD, TO M tkNV' WI I'N1I'
Mt. VERNON INSTITUTE, EN-
vi GLISH. Frenc1. AMI German school for
girls. Mrs. Julia X. Tutwier md Nrs. Anne 90 Dell
Rust, Principals. reopens the FOURTH WE'D
NESDAY IN SEPTEMBER Students prepared
for college md for The Harvard eXaminauonsfor
women. Tho senior classes are examined ny
professors OF the Johns Hopkins University.
Boarding pupils have the benefit 81 the PEABODY
Library. Art-RoOms, Lectures, ana Concerts.
References: Justice John Harlan, supreme
Court, Washington. ID. c.; President d. {. Gil
man. DR.. Minton Warren. and DR.. Herbert y.
Adams j bins Hopkins University; Cclonel VII
liam Preston Johnston, president Tulane INT
versiry: shop Francis VI. Whittle ana Hon. j.
Randolph Tucker, Virginia; General q. W. Gus
tis lee and Professor James a. Harrison, Mash-
iueion and Lee University; General scott ehlpp'
Virginia Military Institute: Mr.. SNpwith Wei
mer and Mr.. RaadOiph Barton, Baltimore; Major
Homes Conrad aud Mr.. Robert Barton, Win
chester ~ 2S-llt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
RIDGFspHlNDS. \.
V'HE PRINCESS ANN.
4 VIRGINIA BEACH, "a
PROPOSALS..
VA sr.r->ff.f H..HHH ... :
CFAI,ED PROPOSALS. VIII =

received AZ tho Oricc ~ me
Architect, Treasury Dspartineri, -nAf z
ID. c.. until 2 O'Clock y. " on ,se ,,Ik'
AUGUST, 1891, for ALL ihA iA"''
TERIALs required for ccrtsu h
pairs 20 the unisoi states cnrioi-h ... a
at Charleston, :. g., In as>'oftt.a ..l'
es,ion a this once or she Oh. # pc ,',
tendent az Charleston. s. 4. Ia ..... ID
accompanied by a certinc'i cheek l,' ! =. -
less than per cent Of the sipoIl' r.,
posal. The Department. vii Fe!e, ri
reiyed after the time herein sl.''i as.
the same, also bids ~hich DO ~. ~. o.. r.
with All tne requirements of tbs NV 80 70
nosa,s must De- enclosed IA eASe 'l.,', \. -
and marked Proposal for Ms,e..a1. !. :,
ps,r- 20 the United states t9,.e,w j ;,
Charleston, :. C., snj stdresse' I" ?, ~
BROOKE. Supervising Architect '-'
jy 39-eod0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
TIE CROPS IN BUCKINGHAM.
4 Successful Revival Meeting at sharon
baptist Church-si1ty Professions.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
DIANA Mills, Va. July 2s.-The corn
and tobacco are unusually promising in
this nelghborhood. and the prospect of n
more abundant crop Of corn than We have
had for several years past is good.
Rev. j. L. Belts, pastor Of Sharon Baptist
church, held very successful revival
meeting commencing the third Sunday and
closing on Yesterday. He was assisted by
Rev. G. w. Williams, Of Richmond, also
by Rev. w. i. Loving. of Richmond Col
lege. who rendered efficient service. Up
wards of sixty professions were made.
Quite number have been baptized and
others are awaiting the ordinance.
A similar meetings. now in progress at
Centenary church, held By Rev. W. South
all. Methodist pastor.
ANNUAL NETTING.
The James-River Baptist Association
commenced their annual session to-day Mt
Cumberland church. Cumberland county,
Va A goodly number have gone from
amongst US to attend the meeting, which
is likely to be a session of much interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31

Hickok's No. I, II. ID. O.. Fig, and Caro-
Sun o . C Tobsccos Tty them" -" SA''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
SWEET SPRINGS.

MONROE. COUNTY. ". s.
THIS MOST POPULAE or All N'..'
nE~Okl,
WILL OPLS JlNE ii.t
Elevation GloYo filr-"a,'f, =.
SURPASSED summer climate. tfs
est standard.
For Information send ~ rait''fie
particulars. W. 81
~ lU-Im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
OF WILLIAM AND

' MARY. WILLIAMSBURG. VA Session BE-
gins OCTOBER l, 1871; closes July AN. Inc
oldest college TN the South. Provides thorough
normal ana academic training. Historical sur
rouuGings: healthy climate; tOriy-eieht miles
from Richmond on the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way. Terms chesp. Expenses for students
willing 10 teach two years la the public schools
OF Virginia board fuel. lights, and washing
40 per month; other students from sl| q Sl4
per month. Tuition fee chArgeable against such
students ~ are no. willing % take pledge to
teach. $3.50 por has se.sion. send Or clta-
logue LYON g. TYLER,
is 29-d1m&teod1m President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
ANIMAL NETTING.
PRETTY POWHATAN WEDDING.
DR.. c. NJ. Walden. of Charles City. United
to Miss NJ. WhitIocl1. Of Sunny side.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
SUNNY SIDE, Va, July 29.-The residence
of Mr.. J. II. Whitlock at Tobaccoyille. in
Powhatan county. was the scene OF very
July 18th. the contracting parties being
DR.. c. NJ. Walden of Charles City county,
and Miss Mimic i, Whitlock, Of this
place. Rev. J. X. Bagby officiated. The
bride and groom left on the $3.50 tram for
Farmville and points in Southwest Vir-
ginia.
ATTENDANTS.
The walters were: f. ~ Wlitlock (best
mani and Miss Roe Hurt. Y. Walden. Jr..
and Miss Vim Burwill. Linnie Whitlock and
Miss Bessie Bagby, J. V. French and Miss
Burnice Hillsman. Luther Pierce and Miss
Is. NJ. Coleman. Il. Is. Davis and Miss |.
Goodman. George Jetfries and Miss Young,
w. If. Brazeal and Miss Mary Branton.
Their friends wish them long life, pros
perity, and perfect happiness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
Il AW SCHOOL
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
VIRGINIA NULITARYINSTITUTE.

' LEXINGTON, Va. 53d year. State Mill
tary. Scientific, and technical School Tho
rough courses in general and applied Chemistry
and in Engineering Confers degree OF gradu-
ate I'm Academic Course. also degrees Of Bache-
Tor OF Science aud Civil Engineer in Technical
Courses All expenses, including clothing and
inciientals, provided at the rate OF 1850 per
month a. an average for the four years, e1-
elusive Of outfit. GENERAL SCOTT SHIP,
~ l5-eodl9t Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
Dangerous Talk.

We sometimes fear that our readers
may think that we over-estimate the
dangers which threaten the country
from fat-greenbackism banking By the
Government. and sub-freasuryisfn. IL
any Of them are of that opinion 1t Il be
cause they are not posted as TO the strength
of the propositions which we have just re-
ferred to. We have before US short re-
port OF n speech made last Tuesday before
the Knights of Labor and farmers OF two
congressional districts in Texas. Presi-
dent PowFB. OF Indiana, spoke as follows
"Hc said he had looked across gun-barrel ut
the South not many years ago, but he was hero
now TO take them by the hand In hght TO the
death against tho two old phriies, VINO wore
two old dogs trottng tho same path. There had
been q bloody chasm between the North and
South for twenty-five years, but the people VIII
III that chasm with dead politicians, wipe out
monopoly and plutocracy. ana restore the
Government 10 the people. Inc exception
written across groenback no hch III
his hand Ind destroyed tho sovereignty
Of the people. and the evils were Aggravated
whom the exception WIS made against the silver
dollar lie held n map in his hand illustrating
the national banks. in which the people could
not approach the Treasury. but showing n BANKER
In 1885 receiving 500 000, 900 from the Treasury
hopper. lie also displayed n map with seesaw
On tho backs Of two farmers on all fonrs. and
Republlcan md Democrat on either end, ana
siiu another map representing the farmers as
reversing tho operation. Every slur on Demo-
cracy was cbcered and no sympathy was mani-
tested over HE structures on ingalls,, Sherman
ana the Republican party"
Is this President POWER" in earnestf
You must assume that he is. He speaks
for voters by the hundreds of thousands.
lie il not afraid of wrecking the Govern
ment and pauperizing the people lie
speaks in ignorance; but, alas. 50 many
persons hear in ignorance.
However, we do not intend TO argue
these questions in this article. We simply
desire to warn the people of the dangers
which threaten them. Especially are we
DESTROYS of convincing the uncompromi-
sing capitalists, bankers, monometallists,
&c. that they will have hard road 70
travel if they undertake to refuse to con-
cede any of the demands Of the alliances.
The Lynchburg Twginian's leader Of yes
terday is o reply to Mr.. ROYALS assertion
that we are "a branded people" because Of
the reputation of our public debt" The
TUgisidn denies the main fact alleged. and
shows that great deal Of capital is coming
into this State, and ascribes Mr. ROYALS
failure to interest investors III his schemes
TO other causes; perhaps that they are not
Of taking character" or that Mr.. Roy
ALL lacked skill and address in present
ing them in an attractive or convincing
manner; or that there was general dis
inclination in London at present to make
foreign investments because of the de
pressed and unsettled financial situation"
The Roanoke Herald also has an article
taking somewhat the same view, and It
speaks of Mr. RoyALL as irrepressible."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
ALBEMARLE
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va.

Large corps OF superior teachers Best adyan-
tagos in Literary, Musical and Art Departments.
Attractive surroundings. Healthiul and aocessi.
bio location. Lowest Terms. Order catalogue.
ly2l ". L. DICKINSON, Principal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
,ccouAC's ANcIrNr nRCORDq.
iirNoRIAL TAnLFT.

In the account of the completion and
dedication Of the handsome new BAPTIST
church IN this town recently published in
the DISPATCH it should have been stated
that IA large and slightly marble tablet with
appropriate inscription has been set up III
the northeast wall Of the church to the
memory of tho Rev. Patrick Warren. now
deceased, who was the FIRST pastor OF the
OnancOck church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
INHE SHELDON. OCEAN oh'

4 y. j.. Elevator aai fIrlisai.f
plete. More ani better lr.o. I''.A
money than any hotel % ;-eJrts'J
for circular. ...
L. l-nrn L : :. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
Kiss SARAH n. RANDOLPHS

vi SCHOOL reopens SEPTEMBER Inn,
ani offers unusual odgcatlonal advantages with
It's able corps Of teachers under Miss Raniolphs
personal supervision, and with all the oppor-
tunities for culture which Baltimore. cdnca-
tiOnal and musical centre ~ Il now "a. orors.
The school IL situated In the most beautiful part
Of the city. Apply for circulars to 1914 Eutaw
Place. Baltimore, Nd. ~ 9-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-31
DATTERY-PARk HOTEL.
ID ASuENILLE. Il =.

Opeu throughout As yofr
feet; average summer fnHIi. .rt.i.r
MAGNIFICENT uOurtHin -''urrf. d
yator; electric lkhfs ani N'.-. Hr
tennis court: ladies billiard plf'ur Hii
alley. Beautiful drives ans r--- l'-'
No mosquitocs. tOr iescr.llig"
apply 70 D.
ie lO-1u
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Seaside Residence
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At Waikiki Beach For Sale /!

THAT Very Desirable Residence at
kapioani Park, being Lots 33 and
81 Of the PAX survey, IL now offered for
sale. These Lots have an aggregate
frontage Of 200 feet on the main avenue
Of The park. aud like frontage on the
seabeach with n depth Ot 200 feet. This
property has been improved, at great
expense BY Mr.. II. r. Poor. the owner.
and Is Low planted with thrifty grove
Of cOcoanut and algeloba trees A Neat
aud COnmodious OttJge, containing
bedroom. and u lanai Of 2lx2i feet, to-
g,thcr with kilch u. bathroom, servants
quarters. stable aud carriage house, are
on the premises. Special pains have
been taken AT great expense. TO improve
these lot, by covering them with lib
eral depth Of fertile soil. In which fine
bed Of manienic grass Is set. Water ID
laid on from the city system. most
pleasant aud desirable bithing place has
been prepared IN the waters fronting
these premises Eligible residences at
WAIKIKI are now very difficult to obtain.
This opportunity should not be neglect
ed by those who desire residence In
that charming locality.
For terms, etc., apply to
q. w ASHFORD,
Attorney Law. Honolulu Hale.
100 iw
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-03

Cassc,l's Saturday Journal: It has some
times happensd that Il lawyer has. in the
language of the street, '.;iSc:t himself
away To smart adversary. Garrow did
tins once when examining witness in the
court OF queens bench.
Are you ,ortune teller?" he asked.
II am not" repliod the man; but can
te | yours"
The shrewd counsel tripped, and ives
worsted
WHAT is u at to be?' said he.
Why, sir, was the response, ''as yoM
III AIDE your first speech at the Old Bailey no
you will make your last there"
In like manner arguing before Jury OF
Judges, an over-snart counsel etopped
short in his pleading. He was confident Of
attaining successful res,Iie and Lord
Newton vexed hirw by seeming 10 he IN a
deep slumber. Addressingtae other lords
on the bench, he said:
MY lords. it is unnecessary to go on, as
Lord Newton il iast asleep"
what was his CONSERVATION when 40 an
swer came:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-12-03
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician ~"tired from practice. hrv
ng had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of n simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption: Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and lung affections, also pos
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having tes-
ted it's wonderful curative powers in thous-
ands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and desire to relieve human sui
ferinK, will send free OF charge, to all who de-
IRE it, this recipe, in German, French or En-
glish, with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, w. A. MOVES, $50
Powers Block, Rochester. N. Y.
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during the meeting of the National


during the meeting of the National
Convention.
Invitations have been sent to the
President, his Cabinetand prominent
members of Congress to witness the
launching at Philadelphia, on Dec
ember 2, of the armored battle ship
New York, which Is in many respects
the most noted vessel yet CONSTRUCTED
for our navy. She will be the heay
lest ship ever launched in America,
and is expected to be very for.nii-
able fighting craft.
The Speakership game has reached
the stage that makes the playing cf
trump cards necessary. The first OF
these was played more than n week
ago when it was anounce'i ,ao .t.l.-
many Hall hall had declared Tor
Crisp and was working to secure nm
the entire New York delegation:
This was met by the .,at-si@
made by Mr.. Bynum Oh his
withdrawal in favor OF Mills, and Ia
ter Mills men took another trick by
announcing that the New England
delegations had decided to vote solid
ly for Mills. The rest of the candidates
are holding back their strong cards
to til . last, and it will not be sur
prising if one or two OF them make
an attempt, later on. to throw Off the
game to Mills or Crisp. The Mills
people claim to have 80 votes pied
ged and Cri:p's friends claim that he
has ia but the most liberal of his
opponents will not cOncede him
over SO.
The President heard IL de!ega
representing the anti
League the Working Womans .-
tective League the Independent La
Dor Party and the New York r
League this week in favor Of h.> re
commencing to CongressItileap"0
ment of a labor commission to con-
slider and report upon remedies for
evils that exist in the industrial So
an to to t TIE f fnHRtnry ruer company @.
the Lehigh Coal and Iron Compan.
low St. Paul. The losses of these
nth panies will aggregate 100000.
ore cording to General Manager Un
It wood, of the $500" the comL
'ev- had at Gladstone an elevator, two +
me sheds, coal dock in three sections,
sh- an ore doc,~~ G~o s+n~+o>' 49,
or ling Address: N. A. Garrison.
Ron Call, Members respond by Civ
ing some English proverb.
Music, Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Richison,
Debate Question:
Resolved that the interests OF the
State funds of Wisconsin justly balo ny
to the State Treasurer.
Affirmative L. L. Couch and G. l..
Sheridan.
Negative, w, J. Riley and Don
O'COnnor
Music Misses Rena Gibbs and Min
ME Morrison,
Paper, JOS. Nemacheck.
Defamation, Geo. E. Bogrand.
Song A. A. Carson.
Grafton, A. w, Mcleod.
Select Reading. Alex Higgins,
Recitation, n. A. Coleman.
Music, Misses Cora Shank and Lena
PersOhn.
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