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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
BENEATH SAND OR WAVE.
Covered Cities Whose Streets Once
ThrObhed with Life.

Throbbed with Life.
The city under the sea which has been
discovered between Grade and Pola, IN
lstrla, is believed TO be the ruins of elisa
mentioned by Phny as situated on an island
of that name.
A diver reports having seen the streets,
walls, and quays, but the doors and win
dows OF the houses appear TO be choked
with silt and seaweed.
While on this subject sayo Cdsseips
Family Magazine, we may mention that the
remarkable ruins of Zlmbabye, which
have been discovered in Mashonaland are
TO be explored by Theodore Bent with the
and Of the RoyaI Geographical Society.
Great progress has been made III I'M
earthinR the ROmanO-British Gown of Sill
chester, near Reading. The site covers
hundred acres and "a situated on tho
Strathteldsaye estate of the Duke of We'll
llngton. Walls, gates. streets baths, and
private houses have been laid bare, and
rich collection of pottery implements, and
coins have been made. Among these are
an iron-carpenter's plane and blacksmith's
tools. Some of the edge tools are still keen
enough TO work with. A piece Of tile retains
the imprint of a babys foot, and an
other that of a shoe or sandal with springs
III the sole. The pottery ranges from coarse
cooking vessels to artistic ware the IRON
work shows Ornamentatlon and the needles
or other household articles bear witness TO
fairly high degree of civilization among
the IberO-Celtic population, who, to the
best of our knowledge, made up the ancient
Britons.
1t IS a mistake to speak of these, our
early forefathers, as Celts. They were pro-
badly more Iberian than Celtic, at least in
England proper.
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SHE WHO ATTlIunlNlzEs.
Her B"by-Liko Face shows tho As.umer

of Innocence,
INC commoneSt assumption of the
chronic woman assumer is that of limo
cence' l know young creature of no.
tween twenty-five and thirty who "a co
her gentlemen friends assure me. the ON.
bodiment Of innocence.
q, she has travelled in all parts of the world
She Is a French scholar and has read what
frenchmen lave written. She reads the
newspapers each day of the wear. Rnt
you see, she has little, round. pretty
DaOy lace and innocence suits her stvle
and also her purposes, and innocent she ia
wonder why IL is that most men Law
aside their Judgment and REASONING facuf-
ties whens they consider women. On anv
other subject under the sun they mt this
and that together enough and form logi-
cal conclusions, but when il comes 10
Judging OF woman their heads might az
We'll be filled with sawdust as far as rea-
soning is concerned. This is unfortunate
Tor nothing would bring them better re.
turns than to do their best reasoning and
use their best Judgment on this particular
subject.
Among other things it would eliminate
chronic attitudinizing among women.
which would be an unmixed good.
women are so accustomed TO following
the lead of demand that once it was re-
CURED Of her she should lay aside the
shadow and 90 II for the substance of the
actual and the honest. Then would a
straightforward choice Of the good and the
pure take the place Of the skilfully-assumed
innocence which. IN these last DAYS of the
nineteenth century, is a shallow pretence
III girl OF fifteen ordinarily reared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
AN INCONVENIENCE.
THE NORTH STATES LACK or A
HANDY LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Verdict Against tho " Green hoods" Men.
Sentenced TO the Ohio Pcnitentiary--
Grand-siro Busbce Much Better
LspecIal telerram 70 the pIspa,eh.l

RALEIdB. n. c., June 11.-Governor Holt,
as be was about 10 leave here day before
yesterday afternoon for Washington, d. c.,
was told by one of the district solicitors
that he could not leave the State, there
being no Lieutenant-G He then
telegraphed distinguished lawyer to meet
him at Greensboro and give an opinion on
the matter. Evidently this opinion was
unfavorable, for the Governor did not
leave the State. It is certainly verv incon-
yenient not to have Lieutenant-Gov-
ernOr.
There are to-day assurances that Rev. Baylus
Cade Il 60 retire from the editorial management
oil the ITogressiue Farmer, probably noXt week.
FOR "sHovISG TIVE QUEER"
In the United States Circuit Court here
this morning tho Jury took tho case against W.
Nelson, and Joe j. Ellington, the Johnston coun-
" "green-gOods men, In n very few minutes n
verdict OF guilty OF using the mails for Offering
counterfeit money for sale" was rendered
TO eighteen months imprisonment In the Column
bus (O.) penitentiary.
THE GRAND sIRE's CONDITION.
Inquiry was made this morning "a 20 the con-
dition of Mr Charles NJ. Busbee, who yesterday
was very sick, and on whom several physicians
were III httenuhnce ltlS physician said ne WIS
much better. Byreason Of his sickness he was
prevented from attending Wake-Forest College
commencement yesterday and delivering the
alumni address. He was first attacked day
before yesterday.
DAMAGE SUIT.
In the United Statas Circuit Court to-day an
interesting suit was begun. IL Is brought by ii.
II. Cheek, a native Of Warren county, this State,
but now living in Mississippi, against AlOnzo T..
Mial, wel-known Wakc-counfy farmer, for
10000 damages. Cheek early nj 1889 was ar
rested at Malls instance charged with enticing
away from the latters farm negro labOrers who
were under contract. The arrest OF Cheek
created great sensation at the time and helped
TO Increase the exodus then Just beginning.
Cheek now sues fer damages for false arrest.
DEATH or JOHN II. BRYAN.
News is received here Of the death at Rio de
JaneirO, Brazil, Of John II. Bryan, who was born
in this city. lie was for years prior 90 tho war
and during the war teller OF the Bank Of North
Carolina here, and directly after tho war went
% Brazil lie was n son Of Hon. John II. Bryan,
Of Raleigh.
A CONFLICT.
There Is much talk here Of the action Of the
county commissioners Of Wake in instructing the
taKlist takers 10 ignore the ruling Of StateIrea-
surer Balm and list all receipts during the year
as income. Treasurer Balm ruled that only the
net income Is liable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

The death Of Mr.. w. r. Quarles, member OF
the Exchange, was announced this morning, and
after passing appropriate resolutions the board
adjourned until tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
H. r. II. IN A SULKY FRAME OF MIND.
It Is Openly Intimated That Edward VIII.
May Never BE Crowned.

by Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.I
LONDON, Eng, June 1.-THE outspOken
newspaper press comments upon the part
the Prince of Wales played I'm the Daccarat scan
DIAL continue TO be the sensation Of thc day in Eng
land and elsewhere. A newspaper reporter who
was present near the Prince Of Wales at Ascot
to-day when the race for the gold cup was won
by Lord Hartington's Morton tclegraphs that
tie Prince Of Wales, who Witnessed that event.
was i'm q very sulky frame Of mind, caused, IT
would appear, by the storm Of adverse neWspa-
per criticism which has swept and IL still sweep
ing over the Heir Apparent.
The religious press, as might be expected, IL
most severe in its comments upon the Prince OF
Wales's conduct. The Christian World, an inilu-
entail independAt religious weekly paper, re-
presenting all Protestant denOminations' says,
for instance: THE throne rests upon iounda-
ton Of public opinion. Only few moro scan
dals like that Of Tranby Croft would destroy the
foundation and Edward VIII would never DO
crowned" The british Weekly remarks: The
revelations are enough 30 sober up The strongest
supporters OF monarchy The Vienna cor
respondent OF the IfHttS says that the Daccdrat
scandal has caused q sensation in army circles
on the Continent, especially in countries where
the Prince of Wales Is honorary colonel OF seYe-
raj regiments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

sys.ein' since its operation il 10 encourage
10y recognizing the liquor traffic Th ore
Mas considerable discussion over he
whole "uopted as
The candidates nominated aro -,
lows! Governor, Isaac n. Gibson s ~ loi-
Lleutenant-t Governor. J. q. Iattie pasr,,
superintendent Of Public Instrnc9inyn'
n MIS-. NJ. n. Durham, Burlington: Railroad
commissioner, @. I. Hart, Coyne snnrsme
Judge ID. u. Turey, Bennett. '''o
a state Central Committee was electod
composed OF ono member from each dis
ulot, ana other plans were formed 60 carry
on an active campaign. 'N W ''if
dod ne ACTON ,he OF tho Peoples party in
Cincinnati and the Dcs Moines ,,iatf &C. .,,e
was commented upon and denounced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

As SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF
n RICHMOND CITY CIRCUIT COURT, I
will pay the bonds ana coupons NJ the hret and
second mortgagc-bOnds 81 the JAMES Hfkh
AND KANAWFA COMPANY upon delivery OF
the same TO inc nc tho ONCE OF tue CHESAPEAKE
aud Ohio Railway Company In the city of Rich
mOnd. Va. h. X. LELAND
my Loot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
- PRoRAELY An ESCAPED Convict.
THE RED RIVERS RISE.
1t IL Umpire ced ented-Destr OF Pro-
perty-Tragic Incidents.
By telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-. June IA dispatch
from Gainesville, Tex. says the rise IN the
Red River is unprecedented, exceeding by lar IN
volume the great food Of 1867. AZ warren :
hare tba destruction is widespread. In these
two bends there were 10000 acres OF corn cot
ION. and small grain. All these crops are de-
stroyed and most of The houses are swept away,
and large numbers OF cattle, hogs ana chicAehs
Al yellow Banks a Mr.. Berdope was drowned
while irving 10 reach the shore In en- old Terry
boat. IL, - %
The Santa Fe bridge, seven miles norlh y,
CainesviIle has been repaired, and trains passed
over to-day, the first since last saturday.
Near Leon, |. T., thirty miles from here on the
Red river the dead bodies OF man, woman,
and little babe we're found IN unit ~
HoSiss have not been Identified. Other tragic
incidents continue TO be reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
serions RiotIng in Bremen.

By ANElp-+hiiltll'dAl NfA'AN w ~
Ruy>rFy. GER. June 11.-Serious riotlng
occurred here to-day upon the part Of tremeA OF
the North German Lloyd Steamship Company on
strike at this place. The rioters we're eVehtuaiy
attacked by the police WIN drawn swoIus, az, ir
desuarate struggle took place between strikers
and police Finally the FIRE brigade was sum
moned 10 tho assistance Of the police, and mus
reinforced The officers OF the law manager 70 re-
go order though the strikers stubbOrnly re-
sisted the combined onslaught Of both ponce anu
fire brigade During the battle between the
steamship hremen and the authorities huIhpg ,i.
~ mo police Several arrests we're made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs il the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. nv
ia -su,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
do Lessens to BE rrosecuted.

TBy AnglO-American cable 10 the Dispatch'l
PARIS, France. June lie National to-
day announces that NJ. de Lesseps VIII be prose-
cufcd for misleading investors who subscribed
money for carrying on the work Of the Panama
Canal Company.
sixty shareholders Of the Panama Canal COM
pauy have filed a complaint against the oluteI5
II mai company. the prosecution Of whose OIL
clals will open with placing NJ. de Lesseps, MS
son, and two other directors upon trlaL
The action is taken by virtue OF me law OF
1867 relating 20 public companies, ana IL DaseI
,g.,ccialIv unon the last issue OF Panama-Canal
all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
ONALLEY ESCAPES.
e,n ING AS TO CERTAIN TESTIMONY
SAVES HIM.
c.,,,al. His Faithful Friend land Ally,
,o,nd Gnilty-other New Orleans
Jury BrIbing Cases.

NHHNN
roopd Gunty-other New Orleans
Jury BrIbing Cases.
v.utlErElNs, La, June 10. A case which
n,cn exciting the greatest interest was
hF a. come up in Section b this morn
i' O,MaNev and McCrystal were 10 TO
''' i,r alleged attempt TO bride Tales.
, NcCabe. There have been delays
'' Inf end almost in the case, and post
.ocn,s from time TO time. and the de-
almost exhausted itself in putting
.-,sl back. The morning papers stated
,bis case would he called before Judge
ttoa Baker. IN Section Is. Criminal
,,., and consequently when the court
..l there was large attendance ofspec-
After Judge Baker had dispatched
.1s'nmarv business OF the morning
h,tT,v and McCrystal were called. They
W supcared, accompanied by their
.l Captain A. ID. Henriques. The
'.-Yfisn was represented bv District
J--., Iuzenburg. Judge w. Il. Evans.
A. Charles r. Heard. After the wit.
h' ',1 been called the District Attorney
i>.t..~ a severance of the two accused.
safe proposed 10 place McCrystai
....I first Accordingly O'Malley was
m
lance was to reduce the number of
r.-.s permitted 10 the accused. The
..reang Of q jury was Immediately be-
s.I soon completed.
M'CtBR TEsTITEs.
y..ao testified that he was a collector.
GATED the circumstances Of his being
- ned as a tales juror on Sunday, and
.... uu Monday morning before 90
..rt NCCTystal called upon him
Ed. him that he (McCabe) could
.r.upv ont of the case. On the same
..-- NcCrystal made a direct offer of
..., NeCabe would get on the Jury and
..f.- mistrial or an acQuittal Nc
-.fu~ed the offer Soon after Nc
r'.4f- Indictment and while in the Par
,.-.u he sent for District-Attornev
.-'-f.-c and made q confession. This
...--au the District Attorney desired
..H .l AS evidence to-day, but Judge
...-frrmptly ruled against its admissa-
MCBYsTAL GUILTY.
,-.- me further testimony the case
.-v,u CD the jury at o'clock and the
..-.,.ei. In few minutes il returned
. Dgr, with a verdict of guilty as
o'NAILEY SAVED.
TI....E i'l bh'kt AtdhtA refusing 10
...- tie confession Of MCCrystal saves
81. .,r i'm TINS case, the only one con
... him directly with the bribery
49,. The Court will now be forced 10
". M. upon one of the other charges. if
add they are all cases Of several
,.-.a.r. McCrvStal was tried for muir
several wears ago and acquitted.
.vs..v helping him out of the trouble.
49,. then be has been O'Malley's faithful
-..-.r, McCrystsl VIII tomorrow be
- -u.u another charge OF bribery in
..-....l with John Cooney, another of
.V..lr- men.
.r .he facts much commented upon
. ,,..tiou with the bribery cases is
.. Lawyer Adams, formerly O'Malley's
-.--. has not appeared IN any of the
.... oven ucglectinC 10 come As q witness
-....g,e o. forthwith subpUna~.
.-.- Granger, another Of the Hen
-..,.v -urv-lrb,rs. was tired to-day, the
ISL. beng a mistrial. The jury stood :
- s..U.ttal. 9. and for conviction, 8.
1 r. t:le members of the jury who were
4 - s.uttal III the Granger case were
-.r.-, II the jury that convicted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
THE FREE-colNAeE COMMITTEE.
No Compromise-Nothing but Free Coin-
age in the Fullest Sense
, ,.-,. a. N ntsnatch

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE meeting OF
the Free Coinage Silver Committee when
was 10 have been held in Washington on inc
TStn instant will take place ON the same date ~
30, oe' uoffman House in New York instead. They
viii meet at 10 o'clock in the morning and take
W., "" the work OF the promotion OF Tree coinage
where they left it at their last meetlng Inc nt
~ w PDrodnct Of the American mines is not re-
gayaed favorably by the committee, ana they
90, tbey win have nothing but free coinage IN
ne fullest sense OF the term, and claim 70 nave
enough votes 10 carry IL through inc heA' 'on'
gFpas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
RICHMOND MARKETS
JUNE II. 1891.

JUNE lie io0A'
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Eggs, Fouls, Lard. Corn Neal
nrtkar NAM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET,
(Reported for the Dispatch.l


JUNE IL, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day: 70 pack
ages and l2 taken in; highest. 5000; lowest
$3.50; average, 1903.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes'
"a, 166. is tobacco, s2,255.9 s6.i22.O9.
Private sales: Filters, 10; smokers, IL; wra p
pers, 4-total, 20 hogsheads.
Private sales moderate; sun-cured rather
easier.
Mr.. W. c. Moore, Of Raleigh, n. c., and W. r
Gillian, Of FArmville, Va, were On Change to-
day.
Around Raleigh the crop Of tobacco Is planted
but with three weeks rain and In the grass Is
looking very unpromising, while planters are
busy with wheat-cutting and cannot attend
10 the tobacco,
Mr.. Z. d. Christian is confined to his bed but
Is better to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

ST. LoCis, No., June 1i.-FIour weak, but
snchaneed. Wheat-The opening was excited
and weak this morning and opening priees were
~. OF a. compared with yesterdays closing
ngures. There was fractional advance right
after tho opening. bat values again reeeded
later, nc. being lost during tho FIRST hour.
Moat Of tho loss was recovered, ou the market
weakened again aud the close was % the loves,
point OF the day; No. red, cash, aSb4a
Doe July, p2tsa93skc.. closing, o2bsc.; Decem-
her, 9i9sa953sc., closing, 04Afc. Corn started 10
closing, and vaiues gradually weakened In SYM
patty with wheat, continuing on the downward
GRADE until tue close, With was sac. below thsi
d yesterday; No 2, cash, S41saStSic-i July,
5Iihc, CLOSING at 5O9Sc. Oats lower, cash. s7a
47lSc.; July, 3ssla30c., closing ~ 3stsc.; Aa-
stist, 33l4ai3,Sc., closing at Sc. asked. Whiskey
steady al e1.fH. Bagsing, claAIc. PROVISIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Town Boom in Difficulties.

NEW ORLEANs, La. June 1O.-The Plea
yrifs Dallas CTex.) special says " The
Dallas Land and Loan Company made an
assignment TO C. L. Bird last night. The
liabilities are 100000 and the assets nearly
81 800, roo. The company was the princi-
pal owner of Oak Cliff, the suburb across
the river from Dallas, and has TO carry so
much paper that they got caught in a tight
place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Revolt Against Portugal in Africa
--...... ..o,,io 20 tho DisDatCh

LONDON, Enc. June 1l.-Dlspatches re-
coivoS here from Mozambique announce that
feeling of great excitement prevails there OWING
20 me fact that chief Gcuveya, with 4'OOo Iol-
,'+e has reyoIted against the Portuguese au-
tboyity I'm favor OF a British protectorate Chiei
Couvcva rules over the territory between tno
ZaTnbcsi and Pungwe rivers The Porlugues99
authorities are hastily dspatchlhs 'rooPs " qu0'
bp revolt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Market quiet.

COTTON.
Market quiet.
QUOTATIONS
MIDDLING, SAc.
Low MDDLNG, 7Nc.
GOOD ORDINARY, 71sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
HEWAS TAKING LABOR TO SUFFOLK.
Arrested for Violation of "A state Law
Supposed Convict from Virginia.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., June Ill. $.
Smith, a colored man who lived IN this
place last year, has recently come back and has
been endeavoring 10 induce farm-hands TO 70 to
the truck-farms around Suffolk. He was yester-
day arrested for violation Of the law passed by
the last Legislature making II penalty Tor any
one 10 induce labor away from the State without
license. Heis now under arrest and will be tried
today He Is also indicted for taking away Ia
borers under contract
PROBABLY AN ESCAPED CONVICT
Justice J. A. Perry has received a letter from
w. W. Noses superintendent of the Virginia
State Penitentiary, asking him TO examine the
colored man George Foreman, whose crime OF
breaking into Wiley Cherrys house near scot
land Neck Saturday night was reported IN thls
correspopdence Monday. Mr.. Moses writes that
one Jordan Foreman escaped from the virginia
ncnitentiary in 1856. The description given
from virginia Of Jordan Foreman answers very
well TO George Foreman now In Halifax jail, ana
II is thought here that he Is the man desired
by the penitentary authorities Of Virginia
POOR CROP PROSPECTS.
Reports from different sections Of this and ad-
toing counties say that the crop prospect Is poor
er than il has been AZ this season Tor years. III
ie even more discOuraging than IN 1883. Farm
ers are sticking TO their business with great ue-
termination, however, and will mako the best OIL
the matter possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
''"A PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
rls'form-A state Jicket--The Poo
pies Party Denounced.

+, by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
tDe AoHEs. Iowa, June l0.--The Prom.
a., slate Convention this afternoon
& go a platform and nominated Jun
al uekei. The platform adopted Is ionR
81 Implicated. II tayors straiightout
s. ~ il.ion free ana unlimited conn
a.. silver; the Austrian ballot reIoIm !
u. eonstabulary 30 enforce prohipls
4, aha the immediate aboilshment ~
'n9ie United States internal revenue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
Sir John Macdonald. Funeral.

OTTAWA. ONT, June l0.-The remains of
Sir John Macdonald were taken TO King
ston to-day for burial. The funeral ser
vices here were such az beftted a great
ruler or one having a strong hold upon the
feelings of all Glasses of the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. aad In Con-
Deetion Herewith the wea-
Their Indications
[By telegraph to the pIspatch.l

tBy telegraph to the Dspatch.I
I WAsHNGToS. d. c., June 11.-Fore-
KAHN cast for Virginia: Light showers;
stationary temperature; southerly
winds.
For North Carolina: Light showers; sta
tionary temperature; easterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12

ta, Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatc'I
D. Ep.YcE. June IA dispatch
. AhIS, 20 Cbile. says that the United States
,0ld has unsuccessiuly tried 70 arrange is
liisSS is,ice between the Balmacedists ana the
St-...-naa sarfv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
"FAmILIAR IN MILLIONS OF MOUTHS
As ANY HOUSEHOLD WORD"
.AboAnarss
MIAE nllEEN OF LIABLE WATERS"

The ApoAiaayIs Spring yields
enough waiey mol only /or present
requirements, but also for hOse Of a
future uhtch is sill remote"
"7zs sxistiag sEtbb is adequate
for filing Jory million quart bottles
yedyG."
TIE uOlnme Of gas is so great
hat IL is dangerous 10 APPROACH
The string on a Umdiess day."
THE TINES, LONDON, aoth Sept 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-12
NnsuNins In Ernntlnn.

NAPLES. ITALY. June 10.-The eruption
of Nesuvius continues. The eruption Is
mild as yet, but the director Of the OBJ
servatory on Vesuyius anticipates that 1t
Tourists are focking TO this city to witness
the eruption.