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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10
NEw.yORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAiL" Iva.

Ir,iis lrS,r Mtsg s-d-sL ~ 90 \. "a. 80 IaAs
ucs elIliei frow leot Jay foE Lake MSsSnA Msdls
own HoSsinrburgh Por; Jeryis Monticello i1S ,hsa.
Pittsburgh Liberty. Livingston Manor Haaceek Scs.tSa,
dale Scranton W ll'on, Delhi SidaeX, Norwch aal
Utica. Rome Oneida. oswego Detroit oh'ss"
BIZ r. NJ Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk an SSo%smae.
Wa,ka Wallau Valley stations. Mddietown, ~ WhlH
burgh. EllenNile talsburgh, HurieyNlle, 'AOef"' "
Lake. Livingston Manor. ,,,..,y Law.
t1,oo r. NJ, Middietown. Pittsburgh, Lioeryv,,,
ipc'tnn Manor ROcklInd. Walton sidney, ~, Chl.
oneida O,w,go Rochester NIAGARA Fails. petV "a, nee
rero aud Nest Pullman sleeper, reclining cha d. az
to Susprn,ion Bridge DAILY. all other trains diip'
Pullman drawing room seat, and sleeping e,,sdersSa.
obtained at 3"3 broadway. New-lork., j. u
g. - A. - Exchange Place. New-Nofk
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LONG ISLAND & EASTERN STATES LINZ

BRO0NLYN AND BOSTON. ,,,n.he.ter
Waterbury, rri~Uoi, New. Britain. HARTFORD, Ns"
winan,c putnam, n,snss,ane and Iran Iran, WITH.
SOLID PULLMAN yESrlBtlEO TRAINS W."
OUT CHANGE - RI II :o5,
leave HOpkNn tlatbush.aNe. station l. L. M
Long Island CITY II 10 p. daily ilncmr,ny train
day. due IN Boston at 30 a. NJ Corre'pon"'""
returning. -, rsst cath.
iekets and sleepngcsr be,ths secured iss' sosd~sy
brooklyn 1888 Fulton.st ic7 broadway I o5i r.
Express calls for and checks baggage from fes''"
defamation
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F RTE LINES

ME lINE0s
,,I prs ES.S .
t ta @s.H. sa B5s E
ss a0S f6faS and ane t points Change SID 81 saGf
sbs sosfes VIA 81 aRs Or fa I
through tts lesye N.w.Yorf foot Of chamSers.st as
from West 2sdt '''''f O''s'' ''"e'"''' E'""'
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
900 & fsEvs SasS9 ' ans Shaq sssapes
lnon son to e.ep T at Port ' In
yEsTIBULED LIMITED.
300 paymScliSa, L train for ChSSgo via ch.utau:
TO Chicago Cleveland aud Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
9 CO p. NJ, except Sunday-For Bnghamton, Honesdac
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
500 & and TsSa sFa 70 {H
Buffalo, Rochester Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
$50 F sOd train to cScasp s ts and %
FOR PORT JERvIs.
w EEK DAYS-4:15 a. m: (23d-st. :55l. 1852 a. m.
p w 'S'i mo- m % 30 80 nj sanda r ~ s 30
FOR NEWBURG.
WEEK DAYs-4I5 q. IN. (23ds 3 Sll, a NJ. $40
w p. m 4 :45 H., q p. m' p. m sundays-9 a. m.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
Al APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
M TEX ose. AsG co oDs .; SS%er HOmes
'e SseSr % Of
Lake Souvenir" and summer ENcur.ions.'
4ol, ci7 and 951 Brosiway Chambers and West I'D.
ST. Ferries, New,Y9Tk SSl and 1888 tulton;st Brooyn.
SIS, Moboken and Jersey CITY station. Erie Transser
Company ca for and checks baggage from hotels and
D'"' ". C. RINEARsoN. General Passenger Agent
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CHESTER DONALDSON. A. NJ, Principal.

For Both SeXes-City.
&, END STAMP for the Pretty Typewriter" 70
y SHORTHAND AND TYPEWR1T1NG COLLE0E-
: s16. Broadway, N. 7.
C.IENoGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING.
- AND BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL,
800 5th-ave. (near 33d- ST..
Actual eouipment for Offices Day and evening. Circulars.
FRANCES +. PARRISH, Principal.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BtLTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

For Phladelphia at 80 7:l5 500, 10 20. IL 80 p
30, go, 3 80, 90, 90, 90, 80 p hA a.
Night SUNDAYS . 90. 10 80. IL 80 m, W. ."
900, 90 p. M, II rs night. - =, IN in
For Baltimore and ishinRton daily at Q 90 lloSv N
Dining Car, 4. M, 100, 1890 dining Car, SVV -'
L. 10 night -. IA m n
Ilains leaving at :i5 a. M. 80. 60 500 "a
NJ II Is night (cN cept Saturday night. SUNDAYS p5ns
iu. 30, 90. q 90 p. M, have connection iO' w.
harrisburg, Pottsie, &c, - -. al as
For SuuOugy and Wiansp0rt Via Phlladelphs NJ.
Il 80 Buffet Parlor Carl. 80 p. M, IL 10 h~'
Except saturday nghD, sundays q 100 y. M :, III.
Tcssts and pJrlorCar be procured az ~ al
col as, 9h tigo 1873 Broadway, 49, 6u't AIRS
Wa.t t25th.s.., 1874 Elst leJth->t.. New.fOrhi
SEQ Tulton.s: rs Broadway Brooklyn. .s h,e.
w-Nork Transfer Company Will call for ana GIVE ~
gaze from ho,'l or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
i Madison Square, 25th-st., Broadway and 6th.ave
Send Tor circular Term begins now
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Musical Instruction.

Musical Instruction.
M AiAGPhtHFhI1IlsS HbIiTTEp A AM TINE u.
and ;Siss instruction
s st h "hS' SsP @
e nc az IF are sss y q sss
sclss G.sp aTdtSr hefbs reen
I'D iNS e Est Is esp City
Miscellaneous.
DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars Tree 10 psS.
mi S. Pa,S'
For Young Ladies-Country.
T LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Rochester. N. Y.
Il Home Church School for the care management and
%rs for 81 Sstrsted circuar Mrs c. r. Curtis Principal
n YACK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. school for twenty-five
~ girls 'e'H'' i MO- BERTHoLF Principal.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
b kEE H. t Il MHI1HHH EIeSSElEu1H
LIEUT.. 4. d. LANDoN. CoMMANDANT
EsTMAN, BgsNEss GoktEGE
1ansing cs%m.ssi;l Law, g.n@sn:hIp SsIsspcassnss:
hTslness SS SUPPLIED @ eompee on short
notice No charge Tor situations furnished Send for capge
7 AKEwooPP HEIGHTS LIGHTS s G HSy Iapsrv
Sept. 80. JAMES W IoKEY, a. NJ. Principal. =
& T. BApTHoLoMEw,s SCHOOL. Madison. N. j.. on
miles les rom II s.s 'i Kew ny" rser
E. ~ Y, Fs1 BFowq Mr. soE e CROWN M
ks ssrscss T. & famSidss Rev Endissst
Rev. F. E. EDWARDS, "a B., Harvard Madison. n. j.
u REEHoLD INSTITUTE, Freehold y; j.. 18th year
and sl Sisss HSn ''n00i
- AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn. L. l.. n Y.
0ea1bers.
"A Supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Governesses.
&C., S c0sei iRf E1HG 81 SQUARE.
4 YALE graduate experienced tutor wishes private
pud fitting for sefiS BOX "a fbnne Once s''
ID locality no FEE for registration. Form for stamp
=. v. HUYsSOON. American School Bureau, w 14th-st
IIYGLIsH FINISHING GOvERNEss highest refer.
ence' hf M snd BSos Badng
$50 5th.ave. cor 20th.st.
TOR A PRIVATE TUTOR. RECOMMENDED by we'll:
fGys S' G SSsss oes '0N
HARVARD GPTXTE g;hsi tq SS R Sfss refer
$50 5:h.ave, cor 2Oth-st
TUTORS. Professors, Teachers. Goyernesses Of all
to e,a sGhGSs ss
spoken MIRIAM COYRfERE, $50 5thAve., cor. 20th.st
JTNIoN TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school on'cers
Si'h fsfh:y sseh Prs WIZ 70 posiEsS %s:
VISITING TeacheF-A college graduate teaches French
Engsh branches aGS a. Eat
w soaS s at sa"i M e. iiASS i
Hook Building $50 FftS.aSe.. 2ot6.st.
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Ncm Publications..

Eighteenth Edition post paid for 25e. or stamps.
TIE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls Off !;
4 fu+ns grey. ard comedy. Rv Prof. HARLEY
PnRkER A. NJ LONG & Co, / .0l3 Arch-st., Phiia Po.
I,ycry one should rad this little book. "Athenaeum.
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flats 10 Get. llntnrnisbeo.

flats 10 Eri. ilntnrnisbeo.
x r. CATHARINE APARTMENT HOUSE,
~ Madlson-sye. and 53d-st.
TO let one elegant suite OF Is rooms two servants
and laundry unfinished also similar one rnarnia
Gently furnished. Both suites have a direct and unoi,
sruetcd exterior view OF go feet comprise entire
floor. The cabinet work aud decorations are not
by any house IN the city. Particulars on premises fou
J. d. BROOKS. Superintendent
A A FEW CHOICE BACHELOR APARTMENTS
IA centrally located heat and Attendance elevator
all night; rent 1900 pr annuni and upward
j. ROMANO BROWN 4 CO..
80 Wes. 33d-st.
TIE bkf.1 lOCil. A.-A.-A.
"A. Northeast West 7fthst. and Columbus
TO let apartment exceptionally well arranged after m
entirely new method rents 81, 400 10 g., 900.
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Brooklyn Real gstate.

Brooklyn Real estate.
A HANDSOME house, 30 minutes from New.York,
"A plot OF ground. 00xlO0 hot and cold water
In cellar; easy. Apply TO FRED {.
COCHEU, 1870 Montaguest. Brooklyn.
INOR SALE-LOts In plots OF 60xl00 larger; very
easy terms streets and sidewalks made water, gag
and shade trees; short distance from New-YOrk civ
Hall Apply TO FRED. c. CoCIEU, 100 Montague-st,
Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE.
pr,sryrSs AT THE EXCHANGE.

All the sales at the Exchange yesterday were unoei
foreclosure James 5. McQulllen offered three frh
lots on the boulevard between Observation-Disclosures thirty
ninth and One hundred and fortcth sts., 75xlOO inc
bidding from 10000 up TO Sl3'oo' Ch'ies !"
Harry ~ Donald offered under foreclosure an ir
regular plot on OneAndrcd and sixty St. west
of Third ave. II was sold 10 tbs paintih IN the pro
cecdlngs for $1,000. ,., ,,,
The Rapid Tranit Commissioners are writing up
lists OF owners from the bureau OF Information Oh tue
Exchange with "A view OF obtaining inc requisite "
sents for the proposed routes
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Gaming Ataosmies.

tSWbbth1 ~\t""h"s~"'
A LEXANDER MAC6REGOR'S.
n Mendessohn Rooms los w. 5Sth.st
Private lessons and classes In dancing every day.
Saturday Morning Class begins November course SO
II ERNANDo'S ACADEMY, 49, East 55th-st Glasses
j forming. Private lessons any hour All the new
IND fashionable dances taught rapidly send for circular
q GORGE w wALLACE'S SCHooLS.-"Chamber Mu-
~ sic Hail. Music Hall Building, 57thst. 7th-aye..
and HARLEM, so and 81 West 120thst. Glass and pri
yate tuition See circular Residence so West 126th-st
~ GEORGE DODWORTH,
IL 6S1 FIFTH-AVE..
Glass Private lesson
Mems Class commences Dee. eth.
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The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction RCcm day: -
lots W Grand Boulevard 2tll II l3ou-st -oAioV
each: T.. II. Barley. $4,000. 80, ,oo q .. 49, "a
lot private lane dine l62d-stl $500 IL GU
ave - 9xl.3.3: Bowery Savings Bank, e'ooo.
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LENOX, NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Via Harlem Qixisionl.

Two trains with through Drawing Room cars to Pltsn.l
10 :Ql a. In due Pttsiield :35, North Adams 80 d. M
- 30 D. H. due Ptt.ileld 10, North Adams 10 D. ~,
For tickets and space Ia seeping;Cars apply a. dsnd
Place: So West i2sth-s and t lssh;.; .Hcs. yss:
ford.ave Z. D., Brooklyn; 100 Hudson 81 Jersey City
Wesseos HSpcess calls Tor ana ih baggage nom
Daily except sunday. tDaily except Saturday Other
trains run lilly.
Above trains, except those leaving at 90, $40 .
215, 80, go SO, 80, :55 and II 80 m sob
at l3Sth-st. station.
JOHN NJ TOUCEY, GEORGE H. DANIELS,
General M1nagpr General
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CENTRAL X. IL. OF NEW.JERsEf


Time Table OF October II. 1891 ~ -
40 a. III. for ElstOu. MaucA ChunA, MiiAe otI.s,
Scranton, Reading. Harrisburg, T1maqud
okn, Sunbury, Williams port. On sGnds5' ''f H-'''
Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre ana scranton
90 O. IL. for Esston and AllentO~h, n. c,,s,,,
100 a. N. for Eason and Mauch Chunk on Su"uA'''
Easto Maueh Chunk. Shsm9kln ana vIy,IIcsh.,rs
s:45 a. m for Easton, Mauch CHUNG VIA SSn
okin Sunbury Williamsport. Through coaeh 70 "A'A
90 D. m for Easton Maueh Chunk Readns n sars
burg Pottsvile Shamokln. sunbuy ane w ..i"ips css
on Sundy for Ia Mauch Chunk, I9maqu'' f'NS'
Vile Readng and Harrisburg , p..A,,, u.,,s
"a 90 d. M for Easton Mauch Chunk Reading hs ~
burg Wikssuarre, Scranton, Tamaqus, fo.ts'He S"~
80 p. for Easton and Allsnto%pn p.,sl0, Harm.
burg etc. Sunday at 80 D. n.
80 D. Ia for Easton and Allentown ..oo s.,s
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands AZ ~ 80
IL rs a. M, 30 30 100 p. M. sunday elo ~
For Red Bank, Long Branch and points south . P.Is
pleasant at 40 is, IL l5 a. m Il 80 Rea osss
Grove and Asbury Park. o:I5 a. M. 400 p. m
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River Barnegat Park and Barnecat' Wv eHs
q. M, l.30, "a 30 eApreSs) y. m ,,,,.,.. =, a
For Atlantic City. yineland and Bridse'0n ~ Wv
For Monmouth Beach and seabright at <s9 sas.
II rs a. M, 30 100. 4 20 .. SUNDAYS sio -
4:o0 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
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CHARLESTON, 8. Co. the South & Southwest,
OJAckKS9NXIkbE ANp Nh FL9HfRA POINTS
From Pier 90 E. X. foot Roosevelt.stJ at p: 10. .
YEMASSEE. Charleston and Jacksonville Wed. Nov. II
IROQUOIS Charleston and Jacksonville. Sat- Nov. ~
ALGONQUIN, Charleston and Jacksonville. Mon Nov 10
All steamers irsclass passenger accommodations
under open policy effected nth OF one per
cent VIM. p. CLYDE co. General Agents..
8 Bowling Green, n. Y.
T. g. EGER Gen'l ACT. c. S. Frt Line, 3i7 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

A NCHOR LINE, U. S. Mail Steamships
"A FOR GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
From Pier o.. y. r., foot Of West 24th-ss
Circasso.. Nov. IA, D. tFurnessa NOV 70, D. M
Ethiopia. Nov 81 q. m. lDcyonia. Dee D. o. 10.
Saloon $50 and howard seeo1d cabin $50 Seersge SO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Bowling Green, NY
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Orean 9teamers.

4 -INUPICAL TUUK0.
Novel and interesting trips TO the beautiful Engtsn
Island OF Jamaica and the many odword towns OF he
Spanish Main, occupying two weeks or longer, Dy INC
ATLAS LINE STEAMERS ABOUT
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
defrays all necessary expenses visit to Jamaica. Ha
Colombia, Nicaragua and Costa Rca. Only First Cabia
passengers. For illustrated pamphlet address
PIN, FORwOOD & CO.. Agents. "a Safest. New York.
or THOS. COOK s. SONS Tourists Agencies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-10

NMAN q. NUy NIdII CltdDcTS,
L FOR QUEENSToWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY 0E oysmb m
CITY OF NEW:YoRK. "Wednesday November %, p. IN.
From Pier 49, y. r. adjoining Ghristopher;st Ferry
and location Of room Scoop CABIN $40 aad s35
SOYS General Agents Bowling Green y. Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10
A Defect in the Public Schools.

After stating that the annual report of
the Board of Education of New York shows
that last year there was an average of only
about thirty-four pupils to each grammar
school teacher, and of as many as forty
four to each primary-school teacher. the
New York World adds that these figures
point to defect in the public-school sys-
tenn, the best teaching and the best teach
ers being needed more in the primary
schools than IN the grammar schools. We
have often made this remark and often
heard ID made. Not only do the primary
schools need the best and most considerate
teachers, but they need the largest num-
Der of them in proportion to the number
of pupils. The difficulty in this case lies
in the fact that the teachers qualifed-in
the sense in which the word qualified" is
usually employed-to teach small pupils
can be obtained for much lower prices
than teachers qualified to teach the highest
classes. We know of no way in which this
defect can be cured. School trustees dare
not pay higher prices in the lower schools
than in the grammar grades. We mention
the fact of the existence of such defect
merely TO call attention to the subject and
10 induce teachers, trustees, principals
and all others concerned to ponder the
matter until they have evolved from their
inner consciousness solution of the
problem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10
WEDNESDAY. ...... JUNE 10, 1891
The Verdict Against Cumming.

The verdict Against cumming
Our prognosis Of the result of the bac-
oxrat-slander trial was accurate.
The jury yesterday found for the de-
PENDANTS" which was equivalent 20 saying
that the charge made by Sir WILLIAM Cor
pos-CuMMNo that he had been maligned
by the Tranby Croft party was not
proven.
The accused all denied that they had
given currency to the report that OuM-
Srsa had cheated at the bsccaret-tsble;
but nevertheless they cheerfully proceeded
10 show that such was the fact. CUNNING
not only failed to remove the cloud upon
his name, but actually afforded his enc
mics on opportunity so to fasten it there
as probably to defy all future efforts in
that direction. He is now disgraced
man. The only satisfaction, 20 far as we
can discover, which the trial has brought
him, is that the Prince of Wales's
life has been exposed TO the ruthless gaze
Of all the world, and that the Heir Ap-
parent has thereby fallen in the estima-
ton of thousands Of his subjects.
The Prince, however, can look forward
70 time when he can punish his enemies
by severely ignoring them. Still, as long
rs helives. the bitterness of this expose will
live with him, and there is no telling what
influence 1t viii have upon his fortunes.
For CUNNING the future appears black, for
while there will be not few who will
fympathize with him, as the victim OF a
possible conspiracy and as one who sacri-
iced his honor for an ungrateful friend,
he will have no further recognition in the
army, in the clubs, or in that society
where he seems TO have fourished until
he went on that unlucky visit to the Will
sons house.
That he is guilty seems to have been es-
tablished by plenty of evidence, besides the
fatal compact TO which he under COM
pulsion gave his signature.
The verdict rendered was the only one
possible. The wonder is that he brought
the action ut all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10

newest and best things. Simply closing
out time in the department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10

The College of Charleston, 8. c., pro-
poses TO form en- association to raise
funds to be applied to the erection of q
monument to perpetuate the fame and
memory Of JEFFERSON DAVIS, ROBERT L.
LIE, "SroSKwALL" JACKSON, and our Con.
federate dead in general.
In order TO fix upon some definite mode
of procedure it is proposed that con.
vention Of southern universities and col.
leges be held in Charleston at such time
during the coming tall as may be found
most expedient and convenient. and that
en- interstate oratorical contest be made @
feature Of the proposed convention and
that each institution shall be represented
by one contestant.
The undertaking is a pralseworthy one
and we hope that our Virginia institution;
viii be well represented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10

The report that prisoners have been and are
constantly escaping from that malignant rsolss'
liver complaint, Il rally cof7oborascd py inc sou
liberated captlves. Hostetter's ssomsch bi'.ers
arc, thcy say, the means by which they ges ria q
their fosters. Few altogether avoid tho pcnasgo
Of this allmoni, and few are unacduainiea WIN
its slTns-yir.: pain through the right side ana
shoulder. blade, furred tongue, yellowness OF .ne
eyeballs and skin, sour breath. sick headache
dyspepsia, and constipation Hostetters BIO
mach Bitters puts q prompt period TO these
brlues them 10 full stop In abort order. Whether
the trouble Is chronic or temporary, this medi-
cine Is equally effective, regulating the liver ane
bowels thoroughly. IL IL likewise SOVEREIGN
remedy for rheumatism, kiduey-complaint' ma
iaria, heartburn, and nervousness, ,,,...rAeu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10

which Colonel JoHs A. oocKKxmL is the
editor. The Colonel was largely instru-
mental In making the New York Woridwhat
II IL, and hts present venture Is predicated
upon the conviction that the New York
morning papers are all too voluminous, and
that the public need one-cent sheet where
they can read the news In g succinct and
bright form. This he proposes TO furnish.
We hope that he will succeed. lie Is man
of tireless energy and vast mental re-
sources, and II may be his fortune TO revo-
lutionize New York journalism tor the
sacond time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10

Aiiiesters and kilograms must DO addressed 70
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
ek.s.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10

"a most thorough and searching inves
tigation into the safety of every school
house in Boston," in case of panic from
FIRE or otherwise, is demanded by the Glob,
Of that city.
Some of the school buildings In Rich.
mond are awkwardly constructed. and il
ease of panic many lives might be lost il
consequence. This matter should receiv'
attention during the approaching vacation
We wonder if all of the schoolhouses
have the fre-escapes required by law5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10
Ssrro.. Sen. On for Highway Robbery.

tCorrespondcnce q the RIchmond Dirpatch.I
CHARLorTEsvmLE, Va, Juno 9.--In tho
Mayors Court yesterday Leo Harris and Stuart
robbery committed on Saturday night. They
met Gus. Fowler on one OF the cross streets,
knocked him down. and stole from him new
puit OF clothes which he had Just purchased. They
were arrested early Sunday morning. IL Ia likely
that they win receive swift punishment. as the
grand Jury meets tomorrow. All the parties are
negroes.
Mr.. Richard Friselle and bride are In the city
visiting relatives.
Judge Joha VI. White and Captain Mlcajah
Woods are Ia Cincinnati on business, where they
expect 10 remain for several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10

An oficisl letter from the Eastern LunatiC
Asylum Of Virginia 70 the Governor Of thai
State says tina, enc Of the inmates has beer
there for nfty-four years, and ie one hundred
and nine years old.-Exshan0e.
The first statement (fifty-four years. may
be true. but We doubt the zone hundred
and nine years old"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10
Gin6hanas and Zep7tyrS

The handsomest and newest styles, COM
prising the best makers. Ginghams
that are valued at As, 40, 37l, and 35c.
your choice OF all for 19c. yard.
French Outings-no, not French-but q
most correct imitation, Ice. is the usual
price, for SIC. go. French Satteens for
lOlc. q yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10
White Goods.
of

Corded Muslins for 2,c. yard, usual
value &c. Hemstitched Drawn White
Goods. value 12ic., for Tic. India
Hemstitched Plaid Mulls, value 25c., for
12c. Plain India Linens for 1Oc. ; Plaid
Nainsooks, double fold, for DC. Plaid
India Linens, 1910. Persian Mulls,
value 32c., for zoe. yard Colored
Checked Muslins, TIC, value l2ic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10

Arailroad from Norfolk to Duluth would
be q grand one. But II does not strike vi
as probable that Duluth can be made
desirable terminus for such q road. Tn,
Norfolk terminus could not well be OBJ
faoted a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10

II Is said that tho Prince of Wales
drank his hrst mint-julep in Richmond
II might have been the salvation Of his
reputation had be learned the game OF
poker here instead Of baccaratsin France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10
What 'n' millinery lv

give you Sailors for 9, rs, %, 3S, 80,
rs, 9Sc., 81 80 and S1.75, not one but
what is half and third off the price,
and not one but what is Of the latest de-
sign.
Flats Is, II, SO. 80, 9sc., s1.25, and
up, all reduced to O chance Of your buy
ing a bargain. These include Cantons,
Chips, Fancy Lace Straws of every
kind in Black and White. Also, Leg
horn and Milans.
Fancy Shapes in all colors and styles
at about third of the regular price.
Special shower OF
Sprays for 7, for IL, | F7o,,,oro
Is, II, Csc, and up O'o"o'
10 $3.50. The value i----------i
OF the last was s.. The first lac. All
the rest similar values Wreaths from
l6c. to IS. All third and half value.
---------s---------7 Haia no
Ready Trimmed t for two
newest and best things. Simply closing
out time in the department.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10
came along VIII
this lot OF goods.
We sell them al
your own price
1900 Fans
Handsome Vienna Fans.

A dozen styles that cost from s1.5O to
81. 25 for CSC. each Feather Fans CSC.
and s1.23, value 81 and 1925; Flat
Real Parchment Fans in novel shapes
for l2c. each Large decoration Fans,
value 35c. for 17c. French