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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
flow the Clubs stand.
Revolutionary SireH
MECKLEBURG COUNTY.
san N,prr.r n n i lima Oc 1aQ1

MECKLEBCRG COUNTY,
(NEAR NoBLIN, n. O., June %, 1891.
To he Editor Of ne Dispatch:
notice in your Weekly issue of the 18th
instant a short editorial, the head line Of
which IS "Sons Of Revolutionary Sires. "
have say that am one, being the young
est son OF Major Richard Ihrockmorton.
who was born and reared in the county of
Heneryracker (the old pronunciation)
on Four-Mile creek, ten miles below Rich
mond. He was mustered INTO the military
service in November, 1779, at the age of
aixteen, and remained in that service until
the close of the war. and for that service
he received a pension from the Federal
Government. He removed to the county
Of Halifax Va, in the year 1880, and there
resided until MS death in 1889. am now
an octogenarian. rs my birthday was the
18th OF June, 1871.
have been a subscriber to the DISPATCH
during most of the time since 1868, and
hope TO be able TO take 1t as long as both
shall live. With due respect. am truly
yours, ETC.. JOIN }. TDRocKMoRToN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
CREAT Ball.
Indo Pisying OF the Ma
tionai Game-The Results.
fBy telegraph to the DispascI

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WAsuISGro,;. =. c., July Following
arc the base ball results OF to-day:
At Boston (Associatlon)- Morning:
B.B.HE.
Columbus ....OO10101o 5
Bostons O o q o o 8 o. IL 4
Batteries-Keene and DOVE; O'Brien and
Murphy.
At Boston Association Afternoon:
r. BIB. r.
Bostons. 2OO4-1O IS 4
Columbus. Il 90 0-3 5 l
Batteries Haddock and Murphy; Dolan.
Easton. and Donohue.
At Plttsburg 1leagus)- Morning: n. BIB. r.
Pittsburgs 90 @ 90 2 O. 3
Bostons...0 Dol 0x-5
Batteries-King and Mack; Nichols and
Bennett.
At Pittsburg Qeague)-Afternoon:
pittsburgs. ...Ooo1oOoOo1i . 3 i i
Bostons 100 000l0x-2 3 0
Batteries-Baldwin and Berger; Staley
and Bennett.
At Cincinnati Ieague)-Morning:
Cincinnatis. .oOOoooO2O-2 5 6
New Yorks. 4 0OO 0200 KS l
Batteries AIullaue and Harrington;
Rrsie and Buckley.
At Cincinnati League)-Afternoon:
RIB. y.
Cincinnatis. ...Ooo2Oo2o 5 .
New Norks. % 0 0 0 0 90 X-5 ,
Batteries-Rhines aud Harrington :;
Ewing and Buckley.
At Cleveland eague)-Morning
r. RI. p.
Clevelands. ....OO22115o 4-l5 % 6
Phiadelphias. 4 % 0 0 0 1 0 10--i4 IA 6
batteries-Yiau and thinner; Esper and
Clements.
At Cleveland Ueague)--Afternoon:
R.B.H.T.
Clevelands ...OO1OOOoO o. 8
Philadelphias.. % . o / 3 % 3x-9 IL
Batteries -Knauss and thinner; Thorn
ton and Clements.
At Chicago Leagre)-Morning: R.D.Hr.
Chlcagos. 0 90 0 q o. ) l
Brookiyns. % o. 300 l OK 8 IL 1
Battcrios-Luby and Bowman; Hemming
and kinslOw.
At Chicago Ueague)-Afternoon:
Chicagos.. 1oOOO1ooo2-5 6 2
Bro0kiyus. 3 0 0 0 0 0 OF Sc . 6
Ratter'cs- Hutchinson and Kittredge {;
Lovctt and DAILY.
Al Philadelphia MISUNDERSTANDING:
Athletics 80 OOOOO2 Ol-3 3
St Louis. II 0 0 04Q 3 Ok 10
Batteries Chamberlain and Millisan /;
SWEETS aud Muryan.
At Philadelphia (sssociation)-Aft
r. Il. II. p.
Athletics....2 2O11O1O 5--12 10 4
~. Louis. % 1 0 1 0 0 0 o 3
Bttteries-Ne yhing and Milligan Grit
f.h and ilunyan.
At Washington observation-disclosures:
r. B.HE.
Washinetons.O O13OO 0OO1-5 9
I.ouisvilles. q 010001 10 0 o. 9
Botteries-Foreman and Mcclure; Bell,
Fitzgerald, and Cahill.
At Washington (Association)-Afternoon:
washingtons. O12O2OfO2-s IS 8
Iouisyilles. 20 0 40O102 OF
Eattex es-Freelnan. Snyder, and Nc
CURE: fitzgerald and Cahill.
At Baltimore Association Morning:
Baltiwore4.. .oOs4OO12x-iO IL
Giucnu0tis..l o OO102 81 10
Batteries Mcmahon and Robinson
Crane, Vaughn. and Kelly.
| At Baltimore AfteInoon P.B.H. r.
Baltimores. . 0O1l30 ok 10
Cluciunatis..0 1 0 0 l q 0 % 3
BStterio Baiscley and Townsend
| Crane, Vaughn, and Kelly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

ing compliment TO President Harrison:
II thank the President OF our country Tor
bis patriotic usteranccs on his recent me-
morabls trip throughout the South and
West, and was rejoiced 70 observe that
he was everywhere received with unusual
demonstrations of respect and unquesiion-
cd evidences of LOYALTY to the great Gov.
eminent OF which he is the hoDored Chief
Executive. His words were most timely
and DO infinite credit to his heart and
iudgmentv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
REPORT ON THE GRIP.
Interesting Evidence-CuriOus Tacts-The
Disease Contarious--Other Points.

by Anrlo-Amcrican cabe 10 the Dispatch.l
IovDow. Eng. July 4-The Government
report upon the recent influenza epidemic,
the origin of that disease. and kindred
matters, was presented to Parliament to-
dav. The report was prepared by DR.. Par
cons and contains a mass OF interesting
evidence, but il does not solve the problem
"a to the origin of influenza, nor does II
provide any sure prevention of tho disease.
ON the other hand, the report dis
pels the common idea that influenza
Is spread by atmospheric condition
and proves that 1t ls prOpaeated
by personal contact. This Is shown by
the fact that isolated persons, such as per-
sons confined in prison, light housekeep-
ers. and others enjoy immunity from the
disease. while the greatest mortality from
its effects have been found in large COM
muuiues Ia this connection 1t - curl
GUS fact that the general post-oiiice heads
the li1t of large communities y where tho
disease has been most prevalent. The
" communities" represented by railroad
stations come next TO the general post
Office in showing themselves spots where
influenza has played sad havoc.
The period of incubation Is short, six
teen hours to three DAYS being held to be
sufficient TO account for the simultaneous
incidence OF Il whole community, where
only one or two people originally suffered
from the infection. 1t Is expected that IN
accordance with precedent the disease will
disappear after two successive years OF
endemic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
Gray of Indiana.

A few weeks since we expressed the
opinion in these columns that Cleveland
sident. 10 day we give TO our readers q
letter from tho Richmond correspondent
OF the Petersburg h,der-AppedI which will
furnish somo information as to the prefer
ences Of other parts of Virginia. 1t is eyi-
dent that Mr. Cleveland is losing ground
rapidly, and the probability is chat he Will
be distanced before the nominating con-
yention conyenes. Hill may be the coming
man, but We are inclined to think some
western man Will be placed at the head of
the ticket. If so. Governor Gray, OF In
diana, will proably be the man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
WILLIAM AND THE SOCIALISTS.
Attempts at Outrage Feared by the Lon
don PoIicc-Precantions.

TBy Anglc-Amerlcan cable TO the Dispa'ch.l
IoNDov. ENG., July 4-Thouch the 20
lice do not fear combined Socialist de-
moustratior during the visit OF Emperor
William 10 England, these officials dread
that there may be some isolated attempts
at outrage by some of the numerous
French extremist residents IN this city,
who are known 10 combine Anarchist
madness with national hatred. Police
agents have reported TO Scotland-Yard
police headquartcrest hat there are cases
where marked Anarchists have been swear
ing openly 10 take part in some demon
siratiOn of vengeance upon the occasion
OF the Empercrs proposed visit to Guild
Hall on Friday next. according TO the pro-
gramme. These demonstrations. 1t ls sup
posed, would take place during the En-
peror's progress 10 or from the city upon
the day referred to. The police are taking
every precaution 70 insure the Emperor's
safety and incidentally they propose to
place number Of suspected persons
under temporary arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
SENATOR DANIEL.
Ne DELIVERS A FOURTH or JULY
GRAFTON At LEXINGTON.
The Kensuckians Captured by His Flo
quent Tributes TO "virsiniSs F1rss
BorG"-Deafening Applause.
Especial telegram TO the Di,pasch-I

Especial telegram 70 the Dispaech-1
LEXINGTON, KY., July t.--Senator Join
W. Daniel delivered Fourth-of-July ora
ton before tho Kentucky Chautauqua
Assembly here this afternoon. His re-
ception was an ovation. Fully Eve thor-
sand people assembled 10 hear him. and ne
was many times interrupted by long and
hearty applause. Colonel W. @. T. Breck-
enridge introduced the Senator in one OK
his happy little speeches, IN which he
alluded TO Mr.. Daniel as tho most gifted
modern orator of kentucky's mother, VIZ
GINA.
VIRGINIA prARSEY.
The Senator had undoubtedly learned
that Kentuckians could stand any amount
of praise and flattery before he began HIS
speech, for with his opening sentence ne
began tho laudation of this Common
wealth and its people. He compared tins
State to Virginia in way which seemed
to induce the audience to believe that nc
was sorry he was not kentuckian, and
vet he gave Virginia her full share OF
praise.
THEY swELLED.
The vast audience drank in every one OF
the honeyed words of the gifted orator. and
"a he recounted the somewhat bloody. but
always brilliant history OF Kentucky. and
dweit at length on tho almost DIVINE AT
tributes of her famous soldiers and states
men. il required hut slight stretch OF the
imagination to see every kentuckian
present increase an inch in stature.
TIE LAST AND FIRST.
Mr.. Daniel showed himself to be well
versed in kentuckys history, and among
other beautiful things he said of Old Nir.
ginia's first born was "Sho was the last OF
all to Weld to war and the first to wipe
away the stain" He eulogIzed Washing,
ton and Jefferson. and when he declared
shat the name of the latter would go down
the ages side by side with that OF Washing
ton the applause was deafeDiug. When he
had finished his magnificent Grafton hun,
dreds Of the leading citizens gathered
around him and were personally intro
duced TO the charming speaker who had so
entrsnced them for over an hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
The Fourth In Paris.

[By Aneio-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
PARIS, July 4.-The American quarter of
this city was decorated with bunting to-day
in honor of the Fourth: In addition the
business Paris which borders on the Arcade
was lavish in its display Of
French and American flags. During tho
afternoon the mpch looked-for interna-
tional athletic meeting took place in the
Bots dc Boulogne under tho auspices OF
the racing club OF France. Americans
carried Of all honors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
Little Bessie's Parting GIN

The governoss was awful cross TODAY
the children said III the evening. Well.
mamma. he We We're bad; but We soon
paciied her, gave her a blc. rosy apple
Fanny gave her hearty KISS and Fred.
gave her promise to behave better here
after"
And Bessie, what did you give her ,"
mamma asked of the youngest
"I?" stammered Bessie. IL gave her
the-the-siip.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

-sVVO IN come good MISUNDERSTANDING"
featuring prefer:ed-where investor can be EN-.
poyed on ONCE or other work. Location no OBJ
lection. Address Box 400, Florence, Ala.
5-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
Try 1t.
IDanyille Register.I

We do not. presume to forecast the re-
suit of free-coinage measure in this
country, but we believe the United States
Government could make the experiment
without disastrous results. and there is
little doubt in our mind that the expert
ment will be tried in the early future, un-
less there DO great reaction in the money
market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
Knew Too Much.
- n

INasIlnsTOH TO'I'I
~ am sorry Charley lost his place" said
an old friend of the family's. Iio always
seemed energetic and fired with ambi-
ton"
YES" replied Charley's father. " it was
ambition that fred HIM this time; the am
bition to make people think he knew more
than anybody else il the same hemi-
sphere.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
serlons Fall in Russian securities
BY Anclo-Amorlcan cable to die Dispatch

10y NnTIO- Nll NIITdII NaUIo 20 1lIV l7IoI7FtVHsI
JoypoS. July A serions fall in Rus
sian securities took place yesterday on the
London Stock Exchange, on tine Berlin
Bourse, and on the Paris Bourse. This
fall was due 10 reports "a 70 bad crop
prospects in Russia and unconfrmed
rumors Of the failure of anIInportant Rus
sian bank. Tho price of roubles and the
rate OF exchange also fell considerably.
il is expected that Russia will require
mora hullion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
Don't Kick,

Don't Kick.
Detroit Free Press.l
Though the weather be- wet
And your clothing DO massed,
BE q brick;
Don't grumble and fret,
For tbs rain, don't forget
IL laying the dust,
Don't kick.
Though the weather be hot
And bOi,ed be your blood
TIL it's thick,
Be content with your lot,
For the sunshine il what
is drying the mud.
Don't Kick.
Speaking OF the shifting weather,
Tell you what wish youd do;
Wish you'd please inform me whether
1t is ,coldj enough for you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
willing to Learn.


Mrs. Prohibish: Johnny. didn't you sign
tho pledge the other day!
JoAnny: Yes. ma'am.
Mrs. Prohlblsh And isn't that hard
cider you arc drinking?
johnny: Yes. 'maam.
Mrs. prohibish: Wen, isn't that intoxi-
cating2
johnny: That's Just what Pm trying to
find ouf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
A Bad Blunder.

lLpocD.l
Visitor Gin jaiD to Prisoner: What arc
you here for?
Prisoner: For stealing.
Visitor: What did you steal?
Prisoner | stole girls affections.
Visitor: Well, that is no infraction OF the
law.
Prisoner: Hem. carried EN- of with her
fathers horse and buggy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
Death from .Apopiexy,

BrsMNGHlM. Ala, July david d.
Smith, an attorney OF this city. was sitting
in the Alabama Club tonight talking with
friends. Suddenly he reeled out of his
chair and lay dead on the floor. The doc
tors pronounced 1T apoplexy. He had been
in Ill health for some time. He was re-
garded as the first man OF his age at the
Birmingham bar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results When
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly Oh the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys.
tenn etiectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fegers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is 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 end 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 BOO
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 FJG syrup co.
SAN fRAsciSco. cAL.
LOUISVILLE. H. Hew ross. nv
"a su Wt~A lofptecfrl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
Fatal Railway Accident in Germany.

10y AlsIO--lIII1I vi u 10 ~ ''17 IT
BERLIN. GERMANY. July A specia
train between this city and Richenhau ran
OFF the rails to-day. Many people were
killed or injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
DEATH or WILLIAM H. GLADSTONE.
His Fatal Malady-Shctch Of His Life
His Fathers Great Grief.

His Fathers Great Grief
rBy Auglo-Anorican cable TO the Dispatch.l
ToSpov. Esq. July 4-Mr William
Henry Gladstone. eldest son OF Hight Hon.
William Nwart Gladstone, the great Eng
i.-h statesman. died this morning. Tho
deceased Was born at Hawarden. Flint
shire. In 1910 lie was educated al Christ
church oxford, and entered Parliament
in 1863. representing Chester. He sat for
Whtby from 1868 10 1880, and subsequently,
Irurcspnted Worcestershire. The late Mr..
Gladstone was Lord of the Treasury from
1869 10 1874 and was deputy lieutenant and
iustice Of tie peace for Flintshire at the
time Of rvs death. OF recent period Mr..
". II. Gladstone has lived practically IN
retirement.
AsJriEHT2 IRON BRAIN DTsEAsr.
Tho late Mr.. Gladstone for come time
past rad been suffering from brain disease
and from paraysls of tho right SIDE The
physician who has been a attendance upon
Lim performed an operation Thursday las;
upOn ms patient. The physician a. n re-
suit of the operation removed a tulGOr
which had been pressing upon Mr.. Glad
stones brain. The patient, however, sank
rapidly after the tumOr had been removed.
Mrs. Gladstone, Miss Gladstone. and the
doceased's two brothers, Herbert ana
Stephen. were present at his death, which
occurred at tho residence of Lord Blan-
tyre. his wifc's father, II Berkeley SQUARE,
west.
TIE FATHERS ANyIrTY,
The post Office at Lowestoft. where Mr..
". f.. Gladstone hes been stlyIpg. was
kept open all night IN order TO keep tho
veteran statesman informed ms TO his cid
est sons condition. Mr.. Gladstone was
DESTROYS Of leaving LOwcs:oit for London
a. soon as he heard of the danger which
threatened bis son. but the physician III
attendance upon The Liberal leader pre-
vailed upon hm TO stay mt tho seaside.
DISPATCHES were exchanged throughout
the night between Mr.. Gladstone and his
family. and at O'Clock this morning Mr..
Glad tone left Lowest oft for London, being
summoned 10 the sufferers bedside by the
intelligence that the worst might be eX-
pecCcd.
THE FATHERS GRiEF.
Unhappiy Mr. Gladstone reached this
city too late to be present at his sons
death. Mr.. Gladstone's Guct upon reach
ing the death chamber was really terrible
in its irtcnsity-sO much so, that, COM
bned with MS enfechled health and ad-
yanccd wears, his relatives and friends feel
anxious "a 70 the result. The late Mr..
Gladstone was married in 1895 10 the Hon.
Lady Gertrude. third daughter Of Baron
Blantyre, representative peer for Scot
land
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
Everyday Life.

tFree Press.l
They strolled along in quiet way,
And neither one with word 10 say.
He wasn't morose, exactly, nor
Was she In the pouts or tantrums, for
The sun was bright and the sky was blue
In lovely way above these two;
And the roses doomed In her fair young face
While In his there wasn't tho fsintest traee
OF the faintest sorrow or the slightest care;
But about the couple there was the air
Of something intangible-dont know wha e.
A kind Of was, and f-wlsh-ther ,-was-not,
As they strolled along IN quiet way,
Ard neither one with word 90 say.
Indifferent? Maybe. Unssttsfed? Yes.
Though neither one woald care 10 confess
SO much as that. IL was simply case
OF what You viii find In every place,
Be IL country town OF large on small,
They two were long married. That was all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
Loye's Lesson.

One evening az they sat beneath
The moons soft rays 40 pale,
Moved by an impulse born OF loye,
He kissed her through her veil
Next evening. a. before, they sat
Beneath the star-necked dome,
Yet not exactly a. before
Shed LETT hss veil 81 home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
A Wicked Construction.

IEp0ch.l
Marie: Pm within ten years Of thirty
six.
Maria: Mercy you are not forty-six, are
your
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
Fat His Foot INTO II,


Ella Pa SAYS we can't marry for ten
years. But don't look SO sad, George you
are young yet.
George: Yes, | know am, dearest. |
wasn't thinking Of myself, but of you,
love.
1t was put of indefinitely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
a Golden Maid.
[Munseys Weekly.l

50 great Ia Louisas attraction
She drives me almost TO distraction;
There's something so fetching about her,
For me there's no living without her.
She has not the most lovely Of faces,
Though decked In the richest Of laces;
She Il not so remarkably ssylish;
Her temper at times. too, Is blish.
She's noe the most brilliant OF scholara
But on, she has millions Of dollarsl
She has stocks, bonds, and check-books about
her,
Tn poor. and can't i've Without her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
No Objection.
IknOch.l

HIS Honor Ito prisoner: Step up to the
bar and receive your sentence.
Kcntuckian (absent-mindedly) Thanks.
Don't care if do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
For,he Best Of Reasons

For the Best Of Reasons.
tNunsey's Weekly.l
Keep your face towards the foe always,
my SON"
why. father?"
Then you'll never be shot in the back"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
No Doubt HsHas Been Lynched.

y I1I'P FF'F'1'I
SAVANNAH, Ga. July AT Race Pond
Yesterday negro named Robert Brown
committed an assault on Mrs. Oberry,
first intimidating her with revolver and
dagger He was captured and confessed.
lie will probably DO lynched tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
7 UNE' = u u II
WrtrT..f n CorFNAN.

We observed these errors the morning
after the publication OF the synopsis of
Mr.. Watterson's address, but we hesitated
to call attention TO them. inasmuch "a We
did not know whether they were charge
able to him or were made IN reporting and
transmitting them 10 Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
~ N 4 y "a g..
CO 900 TO $4,000 TO INVEST

sOOO In come good busness-msnu.
featuring prefer.ed-whers investor can be EN-.
ployed on ONCE or other work. Location no OBJ
lection. Address Box 400, Florence, Ala
CITY BONDS.-HOLDERS OF
~ RICHMOND SIS, maturing July LIST, arc In
vited % call and examine the list Of high-grado
CITY, STATE. and RAILROAD SECURITIES
which we are now Offering, including
RICHMOND as, DANylLLE SIS, COLUABrS
(Ga.) SIS, WILMINGTON u. C.) Sc, NASHVILLE
Icnn1 as, DALLAS AND FORT WORTH
Tex.) So. VIRGINIA NEW PER Cents,
NORTH CAROLINA 4e, PETERSBURG KALI
ROAD CLASS b ~. RICHMOND, FREDERICks-
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD DIVIDEND
OBLIGATIONS, WESTERN NORTH CAhoLlNA
RAILROAD lsr MORTGAGE q PER CENT.
GUARANTEED BONDS; also,
VIRGiNIA STATE AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
CHANICAL SOCIETY 1sr AOkIGACE
6PER CENT. GOLD BONES
total issue $780, 900, secured on properly wo1e
siJ0.OOO 10 100000.
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY CITY OF RICH
MOND.
portion OF this issue has already been On.
gagged at 100 ani interest. We offer the uns1id
balance at same price, reserving the right W adj
vance price without notice.
SEND FOR July BOND CIRCULAR.
Coupons and interest collected for clients With
out charge.
OF credit furnished en- BROWN, SIMPLIFY
CO, JOHN NtNkOE & co, }. :. MORGAN =
CO, or tho Messrs. ROTHSCnILD AZ option q
purchaser, AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT The
WORLD.
We draw our own bids OF exchange on Londoo
and all tho principal cIties Of Europe.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS son. Bankers,
corner Tenth and Main strest5
,eos Richrnond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
TO MAKE A CLEAN HAUL.

The Berlin authorities are urging the
English Government to stretch the English
law against preventive arrests, and before
the Emperor is exposed to the view OF tho
mvriads crowding the streets, to make
clean haul OF all suspected persons, OF
whom list has been furnished by tho
Berlin police agents in London.
II has been decided TO open the annual
Socialist Congress at Erfurt on October
10th,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
Governor Hill Compliments Harrison.
fBy Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

dzsIvA. N. Y, July AIGoyernor Hill
OF patrss tic feeling. and paid the follow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
He'd Seen n Nickel Clock,

He'd Seen Nickel Clock.
Jewellers Weekly.l
Wrong Chin: How muchee little
lawtchee,
French Jeweller: A hundred dollars.
Wrong Chin: Oh, latsl Ne glettee 'meli.
can lawtch heap muchee big silk dolce.