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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
Richmond nnd Raleigh.

Monday. Tucslay. and Wednesday, Dc
tobsrsth. 9Th, aud 18th. have been appoint
cd as Virginia DAYS at the Southern Inter
etate Exposition, to be held at Raleigh
from October lst to December /, 1871.
We hope that all sections OF the Old
Dominion. AID Richmond particularly
will 10 represented Of Raleigh on tho DAYS
mentioned. Bonds of kin'hip and ahec-
ton bind us 70 the Old North State, and
as she has always been prompt to help us
in our enterprises Of this character va
must find some way 20 show our interest
IN the Exposition 10 be held OF her beauti-
ful capital city.
baltimore has pretty well determined 20
bo represented there on Maryland Day by
her Fifth rcgmcnt, and VIC could wish that
we could be represented there on Virginia
pav by our First regiment. but We fear that
this will DO Impracticnblo in view OF tho
fact that the officers and men were lately
absent from tho city ono week at the
Vriphtsvillc encampmeut and viii DO
called upon to lose ono or more days du-
ring our own disappointing Fair.
However, Il it - impracticGble to send
orr military TO Raleigh there Is no sort OF
reason which Will prevent our business
uea from sending a large delegation OF
their own TO stay there ono or more days.
We suggest that tho Chamber Of Com
inorce tskc :hs matter under considera-
ton. Va should Ike 10 see special
train. bright with fags and banners and
music, leave hero for Raleigh, carrying
representative Businessmen. Certainly
we ought 70 be willing to do something To
contribute 10 tho success Of tho Exposl-
ton. Not TO d. It. when Baltimore -
taking the active steps that che il, Will he
little 70 our credit and not complimentary
to our business snEaclty.
Tho Exposition IL 10 no held uncor the
auspices Of tho Southern Interstate I'M
migration Bureau. which Is tho outFrowth
Of ths southern State conventions held at
Montgomery, "A, in 1853, and III Asne-
vile, r. C.. IN 1870.
Tho southern States engaged IN tho
Raleigh enterprise design that II shall be
q permanent exposition, illustrative q tho
re.ourccs Of the South, 10 which twelve
or fifteen States send exhibits permanent
a. least until JRnusry. 1872, when II VIII
be removed to Wa a.ugton city OF Rich
TnOu1, 81 ROMAN. a circumstances may
govern, until 1893. when II Will 10 taken
20 Chicago and made part Of the Column
ban display"
Here is another incentive TO n to show
our appreciation of the Expositon, not
only 10y having Richmou1ers there III
great force, hut by having there such ex-
hibits from our workshops as will adyer-
tise ia as a manufacturing city.
Action Is neolcl-prompt action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

The Critic Company, Of New York, will
begin the publication on November 1t Of
rev monthly magazine 10 he called TIE
C'Gties Il c' ar. which viii he devoted 10
the discussion OF social and economic CUES
tons. and the Advancement OF the orsani-
2Gt,on OF charity.
The already large Enl rapidly growing
list IF southern writer's is t. lie increased
hy tho addition of the namo OF Miss Mar
GRIM, who Will soon publish her frat novel,
t. be called Adventures Of Fair Rebel"
Miss Ca1M is a native - the South and re-
sides fox portion Of the year at Atlanta.
Ga. She las published number %! stories
in TIE Century and HI7Je"s. Her nogsl Will
relste the experience of young southern
ciIl during the civil war and include
rpiritcd descriptions OF tho siege Of Allan
Ia, obtained from persons present AZ the
time. CaAHLYs l.. WEHsTEg i Co. Will Is
tue this book.
Tho latest bulletin says that RUDYARD
KipIIxo sailed from England on August
22d. After fortnicht's stay at the Cape
end a visit to the diamond-mines at KIM
lerly he Will 60 on to Samoa TO SEQ RoBFrr
LOUIS SlRyrSsos. and thence ria Australia
to India. IT is said that he left behind
several short stories. which Will appear III
the magazines in due time.
Mas EIIzABxrn BIsLAND. the young
southern lady who circumuavigate tho
Globe in behalf Of the Cosmopolitan, now
lives IN London, and Is engaged on a TO-
nance aud play IN collaboration with
RAoDA BEoCoHIOS.
Tie Californian Illustrated Magazine Is tho
name Of 6 new periodical to appear in San
Francisco. lrs primo object, it is stated.
is to aid in building up and populating the
Pacific coast.
The Queen of Roumania CCARMHS
SYLvA") ia said to be dangerously Ill. A
consultation OF physicians mas been or
dered.
Tho ScErBSERs will publish at once THE
Sabbath III Puritan New England" by
ALICE MORSE Earl. dealing with facts OBJ
tanned from old records rather than with
controversial history and politics.
The September issue Of The Writer. pub
lIshod a; Boston, 10 Lowell memorial
number. 1t contains a late Photograph Of
the poet, aud articles by JOHN II. HoLNEI
and Professor L. T. McLAUGuLIN; also.
personal tributes by thirty leading Ameri-
can writers. This magazine is q great help
to literary workers. One dollar per year
is the price.
DR.. EDWARD EGGLEsIoS. the novelist, Is
to oe married to Miss FRANCES L. GooDE.
eldest daughter Of Dr.. 5. NJ. GooDg. OF
Madison. Ind. early in tho fall. The
GooDgs and the EG0LEsross arc sad 10 be
Virginia families. the founders of the
American branches being among the ear
Lest colonists IN the Old Dominion.
WILL ALLEN DRUNoooLs" /. said to be
the name Of young lady who is about 70
publish volume of folklore tales OF Ton
nessce.
Miss GRACE KHo. the southern story
writer, expects to 90 abroad in October
for years residence In Paris. deyoting
her time to studying art. literature and
history. especially historical documents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

verdict they wcro permitted to take trip
on steamboat across the Mississippi river.
from Tennessee into Arkansas. After they
had crossed tho border line and entered
Arkansas they were. of course, outside tho
jurisdiction In which the crime was CON-
mit;ed.
The other objection 90 the verdict grew
out of the fact that number OF tho jury
men drank whiskcy in the course Of tho
trial without physicians order OF the
consent Of the court. This objection WA
overrnIod on the ground that II did not
appear that the dripEing IN any instance
was excessive. The other objection was
overrulca because the jury were con-
tinuslly IN tho custody Of tho sheriff. end
hecauce no harm was done tie prisoner by
thor very brief excursion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

In this department Of our paper the
following subjects arc discussed to-day:
Where Was Nathaniel Bacon Buried r
Burial Place OF the Harrison fsraily
Who Are Exempt from Working the Public
Roads Where 10 use the Apostrophe: Is
the form e ais cOrrectf Feel BAD or
Badly" again discussed Can No,sries
Public Serve as Legs. a,ors z What are Er
post iGcto I.swsf A Characteristic Letter
from General BENJAMIN +. BUTLER; Value
Of kiddleborger Bonds IN the years 1883
and 1884 Interest on Government Bonds
held by National Banks; Virginia and
Carolina Road the Building now occu-
pied by the Old Dominion Steamship Com
ysny; Contracts Made Payable in Gold !;
philips's Trial; How 70 Kill Reaches /;
Diseases Of Cows; A Queer Old Seal. &C.,
DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
The Sccursty Of Turrev.

The declaration OF the organ OF tho Rus
sian war party that the Powers in SYM
pathy with the Sultan will unite 10 pre-
vent England from committir. arbitrary
acts which endanger tho security Of Tur-
key will be apt 30 strike those acquainted
with the historic policy Of the Cars as a
grim piece Of Muscoyite humor. But for the
course Of England ard hor allies on several
occasions Turkey would Lave been wiped
out Of existence. The facts IN the case
seeln to be that the Powers in sympathy
with tho Sultan viii unite TO prevent Rus
fla from committing arbitrary acts that Will
endanger the security Of Turkey. Whist
ever the immediate outcome Of the
Dardanellcs and tho Mytelene Incl
dents may lie, tho tone Of the
London papers that are inspired by SALE
rusY and of the Austro-Hungarisn and
Italian semi-official journals pretty clearly
indicates that there is perfect under
standing between Great Britain and the
Triple Alliance on this point. France and
Russia have for some time been trying 10
discover whether this understanding
amounted practically 10 treaty. and If
the DArdsnelles matter and French intrigue
at STEAMBOAT were feslers in that direction
II must be confessed they appear 10 have
accomplished thor object.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

cyclone jim.
II ~nrhilrg NeWa.i

The nomination Of Nr. James ". Mar
shall Of Craig, for the State senate in the
Roanoke district, and Of Mr. Harry D
I.ood q Appoms;t,x. for the Senate in
the Buckingham l!s,iict. ara perhaps the
yo-y best selection, that could have been
inside ~ tho Democratic party. Ihoy ara
both gentlemen Of high character and
worth. and Ego experienced legislators.
having seryel general terms m the Legs
latlro Mr. Na,shGll - one q tho ablest
stump-7pea6ers IN tho Sta.e and IS called
"Cyciolo jim" Just because he wipes up
everything IN his pathway n he sweeps
over the political mold among his oppo,
ncuts. That both OF the gentlemen Will
BE- elected We have 10 doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
GREENWOCD'S FRUlT-GROWeRs.
An Enjoyable EvoniDG at the "Casino -
DEncing ard Bsnqnrt.
lCo-respondenco Of the Rlchmona D!spatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmoni DIspatch.l
GREENWOOD DEPor. ALBENARLg COUNTY.
September 1.-THE scenes around our de-
pot have been exceedingly lively recent
". owing to the large shipments Of fruit
and to the unusually large number Of Wis.,
tors IN our neigh borhood.
The fruit crop this year surpasses any
known for years, and our truit-.rowers arc
correspondirgly happy.
Last Wednesday night was the closing
of series Of most delightful evenings
given By the charming hostess OF the Ca
sino. Mrs. linda w. Blackburn, the doors
Of whose aristocratic home were thrown
open TO large gathering of bellies and
beaux OF tho neighborhood. Aftor eniov-
Ing 10 the fullest extent the beautiful
figures, lel by MIR. Il. n. Henderson, tho
guests assembled around the festive board
and partook of an elegant repast, after
which the gavatiss were renewed until 9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

relating 20 Louisiana. She Is writing the
lifo of LEuorsr. tho founder Of New Or
leans. for tho Makers o. America" rerios.
The laws Of literary composition are
hard to define. |. is said that LOWELL
wrote his Vision Of Sir Launfal" In
forty-eight hours. while GuY wrought
over his famous "Flogy" for seven ye,rs.
Manor CRlwroRp wrote Mr.. Is.ac'."
which established his reputation. In one
month. FRlSk X. SrocETos composes
about a thousand words day. while
AMfLIE RI,rs dsshes Oh her work Of great
snecl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
loto honr. closing the evening with IN old
fashioned Virginia reel.
,,eo,,ns, .xp OTHER GUESTS.

RICHMOND AID OTHER GUESTS.
Among the many present we mention
from Richmond Misses Mary, S Nao,f aId
Wnifred Crenshaw, tho M.sGs c meanS,i
The ,,'' Misses London of Roanoke, Misses
i iag Rogers, Dayis Of Albemarle.
Mira. and Miss Courtney, At,ehla;c ~" a.
Miss Kate Steel, Petersburg. W; 1 or tao
gentlemen present were Mr ;, T.: s LIAM
sas: liz. George G: Power, Richmond ,,:.oa
Mes,rs. w. G.. and X. l.. Page, NORTON
+. and G. DAVIS, White; s, I, ART g Sre r.
Craven, Deacon. Ysncey. ". NJ; ana "; d.
G. Woods, II. Maryis, J. DAVIS; uniyersiy
Of Virginia: William Fisher, Washington
d. G.; Catesby Jones, Orange county. w..
The chsperons were rs follows; M's'
W, NJ. Sutton, Richmond. Mrs. M. a.
ula,ne, brunswick, Ga. Mrs. james u.
McCance. Washington, ID. G., and MrS.
india W. Blackburn, Albemarle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
Where Flower Lives.
Now York World.l

Nothing can be sillicr than the attempt
to deny Mr. Flowers residence and citl-
zenship IN New York because he has l
summer place in Jefferson county.
Mr. Flower has lived md voted in New
York Cor twenty years and has twice been
elected TO represent city district in Con-
gTess.
The vote in November will show how
thoroughly New Workers appreciate and
like their iellow-townsman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

ID t7I'IT0pA U TN' Ul7OE-'l'I
WAsrIvgIoy. September lo.-The Navy
Department. j, Informed Of the arrival Of
tho United States steamer Concord AT
Boston Dad Of the Philadelphia at tho
New York hayward.
Tho United States steamer Enterprise
arrived al Annapolis. sd, Yesterday.
Iieutcuaat Hero Taylor has boon de-
tachei from duty ~ tao Coast Survey
and authorized 10 enter the naval hospital
at Va hlngtOn f0r treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

In the case Of II. CLAY KISo. who has
been sentenced TO death in Memphis for
The murder Of d. H. PosToS, two interest
fog questions were raised and decided al.
vsrsely 10 the defendant on motion for
new trial.
Ustors tho Jury had agreed upon THAR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

We can Collar you. You might so
down Main street arrsyed in the most.
fashionable attire that ever went to make
up a mans raimont, lat if your linen
wouldn't bear inspection you know how
elaring the defect would be. What you
find 1t hard 10 ct is linen that vii with
stand the fierce onslaughts made upon it
at the laundry. That's not only the kind
Jon need, but you need plenty of it,
and there's not the least mason in the
world why your supply shorld be limited
when you can purchase the best M
PORTED COLLARS AND CUFFS in
the world from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

gy TIE DKSPAY CR COMPANY

Tho DAILY DISPATCH I. delivered 10 sub
err,tcrs a, FIFTEEN Cents per week, payable 10
the carrier woetly. Mailed 81 SO per nnnem;
es for six months; el.5O for three months Boa
for one month.
csENI.wEEKI.y DISPATCH at 81 per an.
nun, or 81 for six months
The WEEKLY DESPATCH q, 81 per anuurn
The SUNDAY DISPATCH AT $3.50 per aDnum.
q 16S, Tor six month";
Subscriptions IN sill cases payable IN siv"nce
end no paper continued after tho expiration 81
The time pad for send pO-t-o~icc moncy-order,
csccs, or registered letter Currency sont 10y
nnnl viii ie NJ the rex ~ Tho sender Sab
scriheSS wifhlng their pc~i-orrcc changed must
give their old "a well rs thor new iosi-onice
ksnplc ooplc. trec
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
a Roso by Amy Other Name"

lDoston Evening Transcript
First the teacher called the roll,
Cost 10 the beginnin',
AGieliucy Bowors02l'
Set tie ,hool a grlnnin'.
Winter time and stingin' cold
When the session took up
Cold ~ We AL looked al her,
Though sh- couldn't look Up.
To'a' stranger 70 ~, too
Country folk. ain allls
Nigh 80 shameful unpoIte
As soine peOp.s call us.
But the honest facts f. ihen,
AdGeiiney Bower
SO1 3 focin w,s go hurt
Sho cried hall an hour.
My dest was arro-t from her'n
Got ant watched her tryln'
To p'tend she didn't kecr,
And a Kind o dryin'
Up her tears with smiles-tel
Thought, "Well, Addeliney
BowersOx isplSln, but she's
Iutty as p.ney
It's ben many OF year
Sence that most uncommon
Curious name o BowcrsOx
struck me as ~ aDOinln-
NaDblo and ogtlandisl-.ike:
changed 1. to Adde-
upoy Daubonspeck and that
Nearly killed her daiiyi
.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
He WAS FoLsD BY HIS FATHER.
4 Youth rnd widow CsGgat 80 They We're
About TO Jie Married.
Correspondence O: 81, Richmond Dlspstch.l

Correspondence O: 81, Richmond Dlspstcb.l
BclsroI. 1ESS., September l7.-Ycstcr-
day youth IF nineteen SURVIVORS Al ! q
WIDOW Of tventy-seTen or thirty winters
arrived over tne South Atlantic and Ohio
road from como point in Southwest Viz
gina. They hal rua away from the young
mans father, 30 declaring that his dear son
should not lie tIej 10 the apron-strIngs Of
such IN old woman, especially - she WAS
tho mother or one or two Children. As
soon as they arrived IN the city they pro-
cccded at once 20 tho hotel Of tho yeno-
radio and alwavs-ready Burroughs - nave
the binding word. sad % coon IA pOss be.
Bat cruel Fate WAS surely against taem.
for there is moro than one railroad running
into this city. Tho O'd-and no doubt
irate-gentlcmal arrived on the Norfolk
and Western road from the same village
Just about the t.ne the old brother WAS
preparing 10 ssy the words. i was stopyel
post has;>, and the father and son returned
to their home. What ever became of the
poor widow Is still a matter OF conjecture
and doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
pANvlLLs TOBACCO MARKET.
where VIII Motley. the Alleged Mnrderer
of Fercueon, BE Tried

rcorr.snorierco O, tho Rlchmoni Dlspatch.l
DAsvrrrx. Va. September i9.-The sales
oflesf tobacco this week Were light ahI
amounted q only .3t.AS pounds. AZ
GRADES OF stocks. however, were In prIsS
demand and sold az outside ngures anu
g,n1 working lugs brought from - 10
&. 80 .per hundred. There vas siignt
sbrlnkage Of now tobacco on tne floors ana
1t brought satisfactory prices
Reports from the new crops are ta.ne!
more encouraging. and 1t IL believed tina,
,lare vilI he a fairy large -upply Of Gooi
working stock. The weather TOR the ia't
several DAYS. however. has been IA not a.,
m;d-,umfner and tho hot suns have caused
some Of the tobacco 10 burn.
Dyr. NOT COVER TIE CASE.
The following communication has been
forwarded t. ma from the DISPATCH once:
Tot Ea,ior0f ne Dis0d'ct'
"If your Dsnyillo correspondent will
look al section 9s3l. Code OF 1881. he VIII
I'M that Motley. who killed Ferguson.
may be tried III Dsnyile without nay
doubt. SAN
"Ifamortsl wound or other violence CT
injury he indicted. or poison imlnistcTei
in ono county or c0rpgrauon' and den'h
euSuc therofIOn IN another count; OF cor
p1rat.on. tie oienco may DO prosecuted ~
ether
COCTNT REASONS.
But th'4 does not cover the ca3ein point.
In the fra. place. Il has not been e7tab-
lished that Motley killed Ferguson. ln tn'
second place. Ferguson did not reee.vH ii5
injury ~ me county and die IN another.
IL has been established by actua. N assure
ueut that the Young man was standing n
tho county OF Pittsylvania without the
corporate jurisdiction Of DanU.le, end
that he diod outside che city limits. IL -
believed that his assallant fired upon him
from n point within the CITY Limits, but
even that has not been estaDls shed. Con-
sequont,y the case WIS very properly sent
10 tho County Court tx trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

NolraeEais the tweufy-tbiri state whose
Democrats have declared in favor Of the
free coinage E silver. They took their
position the dag after to Democrats Of
New York ranged themselves on tns opuo-
ste side. Their resolution - as folio
"N fav1r the free coinage %: silver and tnst
T. l,tlsae afllloga.-tsuleTfo r al dsb.-. public
orp.i'sto. aul dsnougcs rs unjust ani ! ,honrft
to rr.gislcus ~ enc AZ recently enacted allow
lng par.l,e o. s,lpple.e cSsn.t payment IA fii-
We aud silver cosiii 'atc5, tbs s',.iny up ono
stanIarI fYr he r1ca uan aul au..ler flr to
poor me1."
twill b scan that tho Democrats Of
Nohraaka % not inteAd that tho money Of
The pooyls tie dollar OF the dGl lies
shall be d.scrtditod b7 resort % gold
contracts. 10 allow the'e gold contracts
70 I've made would DO TO render Tie law
providing fox the free coinage o. silver a
dead letter. Tho Alliance men will never
he q party - such a wrong upon tho farm
ors, planters. nnl workngmen generally.
They want no money except good money.
Thoy viii scout the proposition 90 have
one kind OF contracts f3r the poor aud
another for the rich. 1he free coinage Of
silver. even II i. should result a, the no
nomo,s cay it would, would DO beuea-
cent measure W tho side Il tbs sub-Irea-
tury c0ntraetsn with which the farmers
threaten he country. Flee from the sub
Ilcasury scheme IS orr advice, AMI accept
the freo.coinGge proposition as compro-
misc. Men who stand upon thennth part
Z hair arc out Of place in free country.
The people demand financial reforms.
I,tthem have what you can. "a little
healthy imitation" may be not 50 bad after
all. Judge HcoHz1 contends, and as 70
this contention we may soon have moro
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

The Chamber of Commerce is doing ex-
cellent work 10 arouse our citizens 10 the
importance Of making creditable exhibits
nj tho State Fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
Tho weekly Dispatch,

an eight-page, 6i-column newspaper and
magazine Of general Information, Is only
81 per anuum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

The editor ot american Notes and Queries
somo weeks ago Addressed to each editor
in tho prominent towns and cities of tho
country an inquiry IS to whether the
usage Il his Office was topronounce adver-
tscmcnt with the accon: on tho second or
third syllable. and in his last issue he re-
ports that his canyassing has yielded:
For Adrsrtlsement ....................23O votes.
For Advertisement ....................4oO "
or. majority for advertisement Of twenty
votes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

-TISS ROBERTS, HAVING CDN-
vi piErEO mo Rrrangcmou'' i'r per "' j
will ogcn SEPTEMBER 2ffH ~ So. '''' y.
Music, french, AMI Faysi',1i 'u.,
taught.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

MISS SUSAN f.. WILLIAMS WILL
~ resume fhn duties 90 ls~ 81 I'YL FOR
LITTLE BOY AND GIEts nn NlDNt-U
september D. l, ~ m" rcs i.l.. 0t ..f ,r.t..r.
Mr. :. T.. Hil+.,l~, 80. 500 .t.- l. 'rl st-ct-.
GyMlg-4u.u alsau,ages fIr l.I-.
- - IL .L-.t..nl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
MIR. MERRILL'S SCHOOL,
VI IO7 EAST CARY STREET,
RICHMOND. VA,
bec,nq SUPPLEMENTARY Caii,cgpos ~ k
afnroa md re.L.nu.e 20 I------


VI FOR Girls. 1On cast Grace atroc'. Su
reooen SEPTEMBER 2f Jsel.-M'ss LAllA-
RISE HOWARD, Assistant; NJ. ElCiAkD 7.
WILLIAMS MathemG'irs; &elame Gtli~
IArHE, French: Miss BAUCU, German; Mas
WEEKS. Physical Culture. Cissses "a E.lcl..'n
will be- formed for Professor HANbtKIlN. The
second coor, Including bright fanly WING AMI
uart q frat foor. VT Ia used f1r .ehoo.-f "H-:
Terms. 500 t. $50. Apply % WEST, jon sos
< GO. Tor CIRCULAR. 4 Kind rgqr'"n VII 900 10
70 he'd - the school 80 je-FSl&M~w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
A NEEDED INSTITUTION.

Bristol Is 10 have q business college
your correspondent is glad TO state. he
president of tho National Business College
OF Roanoke, Va, writes that be will locate
hore just as soon rs lie can secure q suit
abIa building. This Is what We have
needed for q long time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
" nKsUaRECrrON."

Dr. William /. Hall. the noted editor
and lecturer OF Now York. delivered his
famous lecture Resurrection at tho
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
tonight. 10 is one Of the abless speakers
that comes this way. ID. ID. Taylor, the
efficient secretary Of this association, has
been reelected b this position OF trust
winch no now holds. Some famous
speakers. such as Hi Perkins. Bob Bur
dette, BIZ Arp, and score or Others
have been engaged to lecture here this
M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20
THEIAUoH on HIS sIDr.

Crap-shooters and poker-pllyers ere
having hard time in Bristol just at this
sides. and the fine is no small matter when
the recorder on the Tennessee side or the
Mayor on the Virginia side gets through
with them.
Yesterday c. II. Slack, the junior editor
Of the Courier, and John Everett were be-
fore his Majesty. Mayor RAIDER, charged
with crap-.hooting. They were fined I 20
each. and appealed 10 the Hastings Court.
These gentlemen said they were only play
ing AZ this particular time To see If the v
could green" young policeman who
Ell IN the man with brass buttons hay.ng
the laugh on his side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-20

smoke tho " Nickieby."
Best Cigar ON the market.