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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
MUSIC AT THE INSTITUTE.
Closing soiree Last Night of the Rich
mond Female Institute.

For fifteen years the Richmond Female
Institute, under the excellent management
OF Miss Salley b. Hammer, has closed its sessions
by a display Of musical talent both interesting
and Instructive. Last night large gathering OF
the patrons and friends Of this institution were
In waiting 70 hear the last syiree under the old
regime. The programme was executed through
out In such an Intelligent manner as TO reflect
great credit upon the directors OF this depart
mont-Misses Nellie Dustman and Annie Louise
Griswold.
The gem numbers were undoubtedly the two
quartettes composed OF Misses Hammer, Grsw0ld
Baker, and Cofer. "Sweet and Iowa. @. Rit-
ter-was well rendered and was indeed charm
ing ~ an encore. Dudly Bucks air Of Annie
Laurie was sung exquisitely. These young ladies
show careful training and sing we'll.
Tho solos by Miss Mamie Hopkins, who pro
misses TO be one OF Richmunds future stars, were
excellent Her style IA easy, tone sweet and full,
combining sympathy ana richness.
Miss Hammer sang IN n captivating manner
The directors Of this department deserve a great
deal Of credit for the successful manner in which
they have fulfilled their positions for so long, and
much Is due them for the development Of the
musical taste Of Richmond.
Both Of these ladies have decided 70 cast their
lots next year with the hospitable people OF
Rome. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11

STYLE NO. 5.
LADIES FRENCH KID BUTTON
BOOTS, made on opera and common
sense lasts, patent-leather tips, extern
sion soles, and every stitch taken by
hand. We've yoked two grades to-
gether-s5.j0 and 80.
SAMPLE PRICE, 1910.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11

p ,agsd 70 can his honor. cumm,n.,.
be,ta scottiah gentleman who has sacssels
altv ~ % And life 70 the fervd nss.,or ~ @
rowsarde1 .rlhce, or whose devotion ms b"en
~ ~ sslss satisfaction thai no a,ha. lie
perscnni oa turnkey has ever run De sr,aoa.
honor riak for che sake Of me Heir Apnaran,.
M dusrIoR TO DR. vINprcArrp.
10 me article, proseedInS Ell - -.
cy ana - WSies OF violating the pledge al aecre.
Winu eails upon the authoritiss ~ ,Db,, e.
offence 90 o, oIuvn-O ammIng for the criminat
~, tn se public vial know wba9 a. ,h,ek suey 90
dnt a. VIC bake Of Cambridge shrinEs fro,, ~
ho,oi regard 70 the military offence n a. 70 ~
ianimons armament win not provo 90 pusil-
tatee ,.Ayen.ele finally asks what stems win be
Prince sii,1icate Justice In the crime which the
comma, -. w eies compounded by signing fhe
Whether M MI tI or william Gordon-Cummine. or
forever. S0aheai VIII be hushed up
ANAnoNAL DISGRACE.
CONF stanfdrd says: Even II the pIaint,r
ynit,Na V ~, worst In the affair, Il must no od.
have soS na inc defendants and their friends
~, acknowledged that the Prince OF Wales can
nossaS wholly exempted from the censure
bi,ns.,is, on mis- associates, and we are sure he
~ 9f,..,s acutely conscious of this. IL viii NOT
,s lightly forgotten that the Prince insfieatcG
nc 1e game and carried the apparatus about with
So. DSuUNebh the painful experience win
p,VNo lesson, 80 that close and constant cir
ttHlispectiOn is required over every member M a
IaiIii,y, the lightest stain on whose dignity and
disgrace VI ha'iohal
WALKS sHoULD ALSO SIGN EcLARAr1oy.
4, the Itmes says the case ended In the, only yyav
~ \. nnlch impartial observers believed poesible
~ auyisos the Wilson1amily, which n a1cnses ~
D s lhd ectiy responsible for the tragic ruin
VI INC career, 10 remain in social rctiremcnf
az, az regard 70 the important aspect Of the case.
Wv ntmtS says; We express the universal feeling
~, unions OF English men and women when We snv
WWH We profoundly regret the Prince 81
ohlcSs connection with the affair. Making
'e.eiy allowance for the monotony of roynI eIo
IstGhce and admitting the assiduity and tact with
nnlch ne performs his duties, II he Ia known 10
pursue questionable pleasures the serious puh
nV, Nhoar the back bone Of England, viii re-
gtet ana resent 10. We almost wish. for the
sake OF English society, that rs the result of this
unhappy case the Prince Of Wales had also
a card again. WV"
More Censure for Wales.
LONDON, Eng, June 9.-The Baptist As
sOclAtlon OF Carnarvon has adopted resolution
cehsuring the Prince Of Wales for gambling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
STYLE Nh O

LADIES' BRIGHT DONGOLA BUTTON
BOOTS, on the opera and common
sense lasts. Plain and patent-leather
tipped. Two qualities SO and $3.50.
SAMPLE PRICE, S1.07.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
THE CRIMES ACT WITHDRAWN.

LONDON, ENG., June 9.-The Baptist As
sOclatloh OF Carnarvon has adopted a resolution
censuring the Prince Of Wales ior eambIing-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
To Interest the coiored People

DR.. J. @. Price. commissioner-in-c chief OF
tho colored departments Of the southern
Exposition 20 BE- held az Raleigh, n. q,
visor hNE. Hamlin arrived In the city last night,
and were az once taken In hand by several Of
the most intelligent colored people Of Richmond.
They viii attend and mako speeches q, q
colored peoples meeting 20 DO held az the Truo
RefOrmers' Hall az \ o'clock tonight In the In
terost Of this undertaking. This viii be che
FIRST meeting OF the Kind, but others will fNlov
throughout the South. DR.. Price and Mr.. hamlin.
both men OF intelligence and the former The
founder Of Livingstone College, viii call on the
Governor while here. They have very stoss
Lastimonfals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
DEMOCRATIC OeFeATBY. "coMsINE."
Great Indignation at JacksonvilIe--Five
Democrats Turn Traitors.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, June 9.-The City
Council tonight elected John G. Cooper
mayor and j. NJ. Schumacher a member Of the
Board OF Public Works for two years, besides
filling numerous other offices elective by the
Council under the present municipal charter
Cooper Is a Democrat and Schumacher a Republic
can, and all the officers elected defeated regular
Democratic nominees. The Council Of eighteen
members was appointed by the Governor Of
Florida. Five of the Democratic members made
a - combine" with the five Republicans to defect
the straiehtout Democratic ticket. There IL
good deal OF excitement over the result and In
dignatiOn among Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11

LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS, with opera
toe, patent-leather tipped, French
heels. WARRANTED hand-sewed.
Sold for 5000.
SAMPLE PRICE, 1870.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11

mend that some action be taken toward securing
the remains OF General Joseph r. Johnston TOR
interment In this city. II Is the desire Of the
Camp that the dead hero DO Inferred at Holly
WOOD, and such measure as win probably re-
suit In the moving Of tho remains Win be taken.
Commander Smith win also advise the pre-
paration and publication Of history OF the late
war for the schools Of the South.
Captain Thomas Elicit, adjutant Of tho Grand
Camp, on account Of the death of his uncle, MT.
Andrew r. Ellett, who died Monday, viii not be
able TO attend the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
EntartaIned Thelr rrisnds.

Mr.. Chris. Eyensen last night enter
tanned the friends OF hessrs. Thomas y: Men
dler and William u. Thompson. Tho former
WAS de succeosful contestant for The Sdfts Eu-
ropesn ticket, and tho latter Was the ncxs
highest.
Two large tables were spread 10 the reeasu-
rant, and all who came were cordially recctvcd-
on the wall was suspended splerdid picture
Of Mr.. Render, festooned with the German
colorr. Around tho frame we're twenty mean
descent lamps, while an electric fan madc mo
atmosphere deliciOusiy cool.
The reception lasted until midnight, tho latter
part Of the evening being ennyenod BY Q band
Of music.
Mr.. Kendler presided at tho frst table. win
Mr.. Thompson on his left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
james NJ. Barton the Person susd.

The suit instituted in the City Circuit
Court ON Monday by George E. Guyernator as
surviving partner Of the hrm Of 10th & GuVerna-
tor for 1852 was against James NJ Barton, lato
proprietor Of the Broa1-Street Opera-HOupe. and
not MIR. James II. Barton, as was made TO APP
pear yesterday by clerical error. Tho latter
gentleman has done this vicinity great service
In the development Of Barton Heights and tho
use OF the wrong initial placed him Ia an eIa-
barrassing position before the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
Historic. classical. and yr.,he.io.

A series of entertainments for the benefit
Of the mission work OF ST. Johns kpiscopal
church will commence tomorrow afternoon al
8 o'clock at Corcoran Hall. on Church HilL
The first OF the series will be " Blackbird
Pie" which viii be Tor the little ones and By the
little oness Al night programme OF tableaux
will be presented, In which about a hundred
pretty young ladies win take part. They VIII be
historic, classical, and aesthetic. Tho tableaux
will be reproduced on Friday evening, but on the
afternoon OF that day the little folks VIII be
entertained by 4" Tho Rag-Doll Drill"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11

STYLE No. II.
LADIES' DULL DONGOLA BUTTON
BOOTS, extension sOles, plain and
patent-leather tipped toes-and made
on the opera and commOn-sense lasts.
Two qualities OF this style-S3.j0 and
81.
SAMPLE PRICE, S1.97.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
Looking for n BETTER Home.

The Building Committee OF the Powha-
tan Club held meeting last night. IL was well
TO the best mode Of raising money TO secure q
suitable house and furnish It. Several locations
and buildings were talked OF but none npAlly
agreed upon. It IL safe 10 say that arrangemente
are on foot by which the Democrats OF the fov~
hatan Club will soon have q splendid homo 70
confer together and enjoy social Intercourse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
MANCHESTER BRIEFS.
nanvilIe Firemen Thanked-Acquitted OF
Perjury-County Oncers qualified.

Perjury-County Oficers qualified
The Alerts have adopted resolutions
thanking the Danvllle fireman LOT theI
Cordial reception on their recent visit 70 that
city. - .to, and oc
omitted Of the charge of perjury by the Chester
feld County Court on Monday.
Nearly all OF the recenty-elected county ON
cers onslliled Monday before Judge Clopton OF
the County Court. m r.,.,
There win be a concert at Leader nan ftiuay
NIGHT. under the management OF MIS- a. q.
Usrding. The entertainment viii DO gwen 10.
the benefit of Miss Elicit the little anllcled glIi
from Manchester who is now at the Shelterhg
Arms In Richmond. nj ~. l.. istt-
Mics Mamie Huston, Of Louisville, KY, Is Nlsit-
tho her sister, Mrs. b. +. Pilson, OF this city.
inc city hands and carts were engaged yesteIS
day In dwelling and grading the intersection oi
sixth and Porter streets. p,.,,
The extension OF the paint-shops OF the kich-
r,oTd and Danyille Railroad Company, mat mas
, In nrogress Of erection for several weeks,
T. now ready 70 receive the roof.
Tbe building known as the Garrett mousse on
m Ninth and Tenth streets, Is being
demollshod. IL is an old Landmark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
RICHMOND MARKETS.
JUNE 10. 1891.

JUNE lOs AOVAs
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Eggs, Fouls, Lard. Corn Meal
R,tIar r,nrr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
ADynamItIc Revenge of Anarchists.

PARIS, FRANCE, June AT an early hour
this morning a dynamite cartridge was eX-
nloded ia front of the police station at Clichy'
fbe police building was greatly damaged by the
expl6sion. which also shattered great number
Of windows in the reighborhood OF the police
station. The explosion Is said by the ponce 70
have been the work OF Anarchists VINO nav
tbns aoueht 20 revenge themselves upon the po-
ice for their activity on May-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
THg LADIES' AUXILIARY MEETS.
Only Routine Business Considered-noSs
Learning How 20 Sing.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Committee OF the
voung Mems Christian ASSOCIATION held
,aseIisattended meeting yesterday at noon ana
n.orsasteS much routine business, though no
tbing OF public interest: This was the Ias'
thlns, the ladies viii hold during the summer.
hoo, ,I,e humber OF young men assembled IN
a., ,srSrs OF the association last night 70 ayall
.se ,pissyes al the vocal instructions which colo
mel Thomas Moore kindly giyes every week ~
tne n,oleasSntiy spent In singing and under tho
,,s1,,i AFFECTIONS OF the instructor there was
5snch Improvement In the voices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
A TrIp TO washington.

At meeting OF the Board of Managers
OF the Male Orphan Asylum yesterday alter
noon II WAS decided that tho boys should be
given trip 20 Washington some time during
the present month. 10 Is thought the trip viii
be great improvement as well as great plea
sure 10 them.
At this meeting II was ordered that the adj
dress Of Row. Dr. Tudor, delivered NJ the annual
meeting OF the society recently held. be printed
In pamphlet form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
THEINTERNATlONAL TYPOS.
They Adjourn From Labor To a Clam
Bake at Nantasket.

BosToN, Mass, June 9.-The convention
Of the international Typographical Union
resumed it, session this forenoon at FanAhil
Han, President Edward T. Plank In the chair.
The early portion Of tho session was devoted TO
routine business. A dispatch was received from
Lady Macdonald returning thanks for the eX-
preston Of sympathy by this organization on
the death Of Sir John A. Macdonald. A Commu-
ncation in relation to subordinate unions WAS
referred 10 the appropriate committee. An nd-
dress was made by MIR. Frank Thompson, Of the
Cigar-Makers Union, and vote was passed 10
endorse the bue-labe cigar. Remarks in the
interest Of the American Federation OF Labor
were made by President Gompers, OF that organi-
cation. IL was voted that all changes relating 20
hours Of working be referred 10 a special COM
mttee Of five. The report Of the trustees was
taken from the table and referred TO the appro-
adjourn till =. NJ. The members then pro-
ceeded 70 the steamboat In accordance with an
invitation 10 enjoy clam-bake at Nantaskct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11

We've had every shoe that's mentioned above
ready sellers. This sale we've "slated" for
two days. 1t opens this moning-and wen be
Just as busy as we can be with them. Suppose
YOU have a look at them. That won't take a mo-
ment--nor cost a cent-and you may see some
thing thatll suit you and save you dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
o...,.s Tbopeht TO BE Dying.

Tho condition Of Mr.. W. Il. Quarles, VINO
= t'aen unite in for several weeks was con-
h is,'6 rrItical last night and he was not eA-
pected 70 live until morning, MI Vua'io' i'''
psSu $1,000 IL "A brother Of MeBsrs. Mann .:
"a r. %' ouares, and has long been identn ,,oa
an me banking, brokerage, ana Insurance.
t,.afuagg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
frices for MONEY. Bonds, stocks, Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. &C.. and In Con-
nection Herewith the wca-
ther Indications
by telegram 70 The ni.nn,chl

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. d. c., June lO.-Fore-
| FAIR cast for Virginia: Par; warmer
= southeasterly winds.
For North Carolina: Showers ;
stationary temperature; southeasterly
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
ifsMs FROM TIE ARMoaIes.
Preparing Zoe the Enesmpmsss--c swpss1
r,.p.cf,ops--ofsiesr Of Company e.

fnspecffOns-Vtntsrs on t""p~"S ~
The officers Of the Firt Virgins reg,-
ment held a business meeting at the
Armory last night to make hnsl srrangemenss
Tor ,ho summon oncampmsnt NJ Wfightsviile.
The correspcndenoe between Colonel 5onss sno
tho Acknowledgement Of North Carolina va
read AZ she meeting snd approved.
The RIrhmoud Lleht-lnfantry Biucr and Kica-
fuond Howitzers each had their regular weekly
drtll and inspection last night
Al the meeting u Company lsst night mo
Feasibility OF attending the Wrighfsyiile eneamp-
msnt was discussed and the members are ~
most unanimously In favor OF attending. Inc
election OF q second nentenant and all we non-
commissioned ofscers OF the company resulted
as follows. N ~
John k. Halstead, second lieutenans; X y:
wilson, first sergeant: n. y. MOTIFS secona
sergeant y. n. Randolph, third serscant; u.
l.. Nayheld, fourth sergeant; A Lob hipple'
nfth sergeant; II. Holland, QDartermnsss.s-
sergeant ,. p. Scott. Jr, nrst corpofsi W. W:
Turner, second corporal; II. w. Taylor snn~
corporal A. =. Hurt, fourth corporal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.l

Reported for the Dispatch.l
JUNE 10. 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, ll9 pack
ages and 4 taken in highest, $40; lowest, SOC
average, s9.0S.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
S3G7.35; tobacco, s2,2e9. 63-total, s2,596.9S.
Private sales: Filters, II; smokers, ~ (;
wrappers, %; cutters, o; darks, IL scraps, D.
total, 81 hogsheads.
Mr.. W. w. Reed, Of Durham, ". e., was on
Change to-day.
Average sun-cured slightly lower to-day, but
market active still Smokers and filters are In
fair demand, some speculatiyely bought and
some for manufacturers. Growing weather Is
fine,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11

s.S Francisco, CAL, June AUST as the
.,Io 80 australia, which arrived here today
Vas lea wing Honolulu fire broke out IN the COY,
ernment warehouse, and before assistance c ,I
ba rendered 10000 cases OF Kerosene Oh "oio
DESTROYED, valued at $25OOOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
~ loRqWE 49, EORaEr.

I5sgo. nothing incredible la Cummings
I So, paplHing document, on the strenfth
4 80 a'aslt u the Prince Wsies,e bringing
|t.sl = ',lnlng him % fate worse than daatp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
HE NEVER REACHED THE JAIL.
His Fate Can Easily BE Inferred When tn
Circumstances are Considered.

B1RMINGHAM, ALA, June 9.-On Saturday
night q negro named Bill Matthews en-
tered the room Of two young ladies at Millport
Their screams drew assistance and he was
FRIGHTENED of. He was pursued with dogs and
captured, and was reported JAILED at Vernon. \
telegram from Vernon to the Age-heTad Gays
he never reached there at all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
Entsrpris,ng Burglars in Salem.

SALEM, Va, June 9.-The people OF west yes
salem were terrOr-stricken last night by Dur
glsrs attempting 70 enter number OF houses o Se
one succeeding in ehecting an entrance anu ~,
c'fripg "a little money. Several pstOl-shois Molo
cred ana an innocent man was shot III inc ies'
mt was not seriously hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
ROANOKE COLLEGE ALUMNI.
Eloquent Address of Colonel A. X. Nc
CIure Before the Literary Societies.

SALEM, Va, June 9.-This morning
Messrs. James w. Marshall, of Virginia,
and VI. 7. Keedy, Of Maryland, delivered nd
dresses before the alumni Of Roanoke College.
Mr.. Marshalls address was very humorous and
was greeted with repeated laughter and APP
plause. This evening Colonel A. X. Mcclure,
editor Of the Philadelphia TfHss, delivered the
annual address before tho literary societies. On
being introduced by President Dreher he was
greeted with warm applause.
Colonel hcClure's subject was "The Twentieth
Century and he reviewed I'm very practical
manner tho achievements Of the present CEN
fury soon toclOse and set forth the new occasions
opportunities and duties Of the new century.
He admonished the students against accepting
the belief so often taught in politics. journalism
and the pulpit that this IL a degenerate are, and
TINT the great task Of the educated young men
Of to-day will be its reformation TO oid-timo pr-
rity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
Omcers Of 81. John..Lodre.

At the regular meeting Of st. Johns
Lodge, No. 80, A. Z. and A. NJ, held last night,
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing Masonic year: Worshipful Master, Albert
Wiite; Senior Warden, j. l.. Sutherland Junior
Warden, J. G.. Bowman; Treasurer. William II.
Tatum; Secretary, J. a. Cosby; Senior Deacon,
w. l.. Snyder; Junior Deacon, o. j. Adams (;
Chaplain, $. A. Goodwin; Tier, ID. u. Collins (;
Trustees-W. II. Sands +. 7. Walther, and A. l..
Phillips Collector, X. ]. Burroughs; Steward,
William Krause; Committee on Masonic Section
at Hollywood, NJ. {. lawson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
urreaANs A1 eRepeRlckseuRe.
The Meeting of the Grand Camp and the
.-.,,,ng Of the Confederate Monument.

To-day is 70 Do an eVonVIuI MI Nv T-and
old city of Fredericksburg: al, hne -. u ,bara
camp " csnveiling Of the Confederate monnment
hnu w nsee. Crowds OF people from an over
vsna M be in i 2. 7 ao oc cc
en- .srend Camp win moot In the courthouse
guy ., ~ sysnd-CoInmaude Smith presiding.
az nvo. ~. ~ M fionmander viii probably rooons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
To Give n Musicale.

The musicol pupils Of Mr. Hair will give
n soiree AZ the Young Mems Christian Association
tomorrow night at = O'Clock. An interesting
programme for tho occasion has been arranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
.,@YENTs OF THE LONDON PRESS.
''l'oas Pro and Con Regarding the
Conduct Of His Royal Highness.


Conduct Of His Royal HiGhness.
-Nly, EyG. June l0.-Referring to the
'-e baccarat case the Posi- says
desire % add 70 this anguish over
-.-.at oi o brilliant career, but the iacl
--' var the signing Of the document
'- % impossible for eminent and de1-
'.i-s. 70 rehsbilitate the honor which
-t -aa ser treated 30 lightly"
'Ft yEECEs PITIABLB FLIGHT.
b. -. Says: In our Judgment no other
%. ln-1hie. Cummings signing Of the
20 .sTring The public disappointment
3 ll-satisiactiOn, but 20 the made
" ,lo verdict % meet me vafied
'.e sandal The Prince Of wales
i-e middle course he adopted Dut
- g., ~ be proved that bis attompt
ilan gave indiscretion. Tue
al - no, there, but in the presence
49,. Ell o. the throne al tho head OF the pa
~. The Prince rs bound 20 pure, hiln-
~ --af.y life as an example 20 his fututo
noe % monarchy when II can no
,''lrr what may fairly be called Us last
~ -'r u h. grOtesque % have Prince
IL. about baOcarat-cOunters wherever ne
/ D. AaLJmmedan carries his praying-cs1r-
kAY FosGWK AND FORGET.
4'fTqpi warmly defends the Prince OF
-.L-l everything but tndiscretl0n ana
b., Judgment. From military p0lnl
" 'ays, the signing VI the paper was
49, ..-' Dot the error was prompted Dy sach
3 s-. t'epry and Kindness Of heart that BE
ik,-.T 1Nl ule-heartsd cOanirymen VIII
WfYe and forget.
q. '''sk, JURY, AND FRINGE SCORED.
III. ,a,,..'e.s has scatblng article condemn
I W ~ ending and Lord COleridge's par
sss,s.'"' -o'lares no evidence vas adduced M
ss,y Nlh The hypothesis that Cumming
~ .STa3ol Tie well-knOwn coup ds b0is. ~
Ia, t1s verdict means, according 70 we
i ~. 4Mmlng deliberately cheated an ~
~ ,N lmpecunious friend by q trick re-
~ a y ana toilsoIne years Of practice 70 ~,
4 ttsvs.' though twenty years An haDituih
-. n =. Without provoking the slightest SUE
eslr,. 'uaqonly plunged into Wild ana or
Il ~ Wge, cheating tho only man ~ me
ga A. sa e patronage bis social ana pro
H. A0TaE0 IscEKpTBLE.
age. nothing incredible la Cummings
go, NaniHlnR document, on the eifehkth
~ aaslt u the Prince Wsies'e cflneipg
s.sf h " bin 20 4 fate worse fhto oehlp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11

LONDON. June 9.-Mr. Smith, First, Lord
Of The Treasury, stated in the House oil COM
mons to-day that consular adyices received IIoui
20 ~ Vosterday's date, reaffirmed that the re-
p Dor OF Wholesale emigration OF Jews to Eng
land are upfOunded.