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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
REED IN REVIEW.
rv.eprAKER TALKS OF THE
'HI e,r1Y-rlsSr CONGRESS.
- Accomplished Under HIS Gar
N'..s,c.-Cnaracteris,ie Claims OF tho
Retired Radical Ross
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vsb at pclmouico's tonight. Tor
e~st dinner under Republican
90 ''. oh. close Of the Fifty-frst
.. .s's -'',. .S ,..,,or vas Given in honor
..-a,s l.r 80, -. "a whom tbo
...s,t down 90 tH' '""'V' '"0' 80
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.-r. o1rouuocrs OF bepubhcan
Na. .s follows; hon. Chauneey
s'...r Who spoke Gs The presiding
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d. Is. var: l.. NoodioEd. and OK
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asked t.c DIVINE hless'hS upon the
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
Chickens and Eggs.

Victory Poultry Food adds greatly to
the fowls laying, and haze tseUer seen a case
Of Gapes in young chickens when IL was
used. Now would as soon do without salt
in my food as to undertake 10 RAISE fowls
without Polk Miller's Chicken Food"
Wills w. HoBsoN,
Powhatan county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
TrTr cr..v-qrRrrr REyIyAL.

Rev. r. Harrison, who has conducted
the revival services at Cay-Street Baptist
churcn for the past two weeks, will close
his engagement Sunday morning. The IN
.erest in these meetings has never Jagged;
Last uight there was u large audience and
nine professions of making
192 IN all. Mr. Harrison will preach again
tonight at a quarter to 8 O'clock
On SUNDAY night Mr.. Harrison will com
mence q meeting with the Second Baptist
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07

The world has been compared to o
stage. and we certainly have to dress
for the parts we play in it, An actor
who is not properly attired for his part
cannot expect TO win popular approval.
He is pretty sure to find out that he is
making a mere masquerade of the per-
formance, and he has only himself to
blame if the curtain is promptly rung
down upon him. 1t is very much the
same thing in real life-if your attire is
not consistent with the part you play in
it your performance is likely to be a
failure. Whatever your part NAV be-,
We can suitably attire you for it, and you
will be in no danger of having the cur
tain ruDg down upon you when you are
wearing one OF our
SUITS OR OVERCOATS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07

The most popular gift nowsaays ,ss,;cer, Is I,en
piece of cut glass. Dorn,ngs, hsamty and
Cut Glass stands unriyeiled ~ ssI isIel Is
6nisb, See that thcdr trade-nsiA 'sD'' =
on every piece,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
The PUBLIcENs ANo SINNERS.
Sermon on This Subject bv Dr. Newton
Tho Presbyterian Union Services.

The congregation at st. Johns last night
was remarkably good. considering the ad-
verse weather. The choir and chorus sang
beautifully under the leadership of Mrs.
c. E. Fitzwilson. with Miss u. a. Fitzwil-
son presiding at the organ and Mr.. Il. y.
Shuman playing on the cornet.. Captain
Cunningham sang two pieces which were
new to the congregation and made deep
impression, both because Of the appropri:
ateness of the words, and also because OF
the feeling way in which they were rem
dared
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
To tho Public.

We are receiving daily fine York-River
Oysters, James-River Shad. Rock, Perch,
and all kinds Of Game.
BULL & GgUBBs
phone sos. Second Market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
Doyden's Dental Fluid.

An elegant mouth-wash,
Pleasant to the taste,
Purifies the breath.
Heals and hardens the gums.
Contains no acid of any kind.
Ask YOUR dentist what he thinks of it,
and buy it at the nearest drugstore. Price
bOc. Prepared by the Dowden Drug and
Chemical Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
THE
GR AND PACIFIC
HOTEL,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
CONTAINING eco ROOMS, &.

CONTAINING eco ROOhe,
800 EN- SUITE WITH BATHS.
To moet the increasing demand for frst-clsss
hotel accommodations In Chicago aesssrs.
Drake, Parker 81 Co., proprietors, have Just
completed
AN ADDITION OF ONE HUNDRE ID ROOMS
to this fayorite hotel These rooms are LARGE,
FURNISHED IN THB LATEST SrYLB, PERFECTLY
LIGHrgDAsD VENTILATED, AND MANY ARs HN SUITE
WITH BATHS, The walls, partitions, and ceilings
are constructed OF brick and tile, rendering
them practically fire-proof.
During the past season a large amount OF
money has been expended In RgPURsIsHlNG. Rg-
DgCoRATisG, and RBFrrTISd the hotel, and In
thes so respects, a. well in the cuisine, prompt
service and In everything demanded for the
comfort OF It's guests, the GRAND PACIFIC
may safely challenge the criticism OF the most
exacting.
The GRAND PACIFIC will be conducted In
tho same careful and liberal manner that has
always characterized the management. Tho
prices remain unchanged:
S3PER DAY AND UPWARD. nh 7-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07

TEsrxD by TINE. For Bronchial affections,
Coughs, etc, BRowsis BRONCHIAL TRocHEs have
proued their efficacy by test OF many years
priee s3 cAuts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
Horsford,s Acid Phosphate,

n HEAI4I Hf NI4 lUTIO'
Used in place Of lemons or hnlejuice Il tciH
harmonic ,oih such stiBIlants as are necessary
tO fTig
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

JAS. MAcDOUGALI.. p. H., complete outns
for blacksmlth-ahop.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and II A. ~, wssonA
phsstons, hay, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
RApTIsr ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the Baptist Sun
day-School Association OF Richmond and
Manchester will be held at Venabe-Street
church tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The Executive Committee will meet a half
hour earlier at the same place, and full
and prompt attendance is desired,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
RICHMOND, Va, March G, 1891.
D,r.s., Ia D,.ocf1fng.

Dear Sir,-Please accept my resignation
as secretary and az a member OF the Pow
hatan Club, to take effect Immediately.
The old Powhatan will always be remcm-
bered by me. and its members each and
every one Will forever occupy a warm place
in my heart. Yours truly.
T. r. GRYHFs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
school Lot Appropriation Approved.

The Mayor has approved the appropria.,,
tion concurred in by the Common Council
last Monday night appropriating $lo,OO9
for the purchase of site for the Central
School building. when the present one Is
givcn up to be used for museum purposes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07

II you wan, something nice for desert call
Teisphous NO. ss and you will got the best In
town. or call at II. w. MossrAS,
III east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
PrnI1c,ys AND srSSvRs.

DR.. Newton's subject was the Publicans
and Sinners. Instead Of the antipathy
that usually exists between pure and
good man and unholy persons, here was IN
the Spotless One a wonderful magnetic
attraction for these degraded outcasts. Ii
was wise choice OIL the part of the pub-
licans and sinners. They found in Christ
sympathy for themselves in their sin and
misery. They received from Him sustain
ing power TO keep their newborn resolu-
tions of amendment. The same loving,
helpful Saviour was affectionately urged
by the earnest preacher upon the penitent
ones in the cOnVregatlOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07

srRAwBgRRIRs, srRAwRERRiEs.-we are re-
ceiying iresh Florida strawberries daily.
H. w. koggrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07

Mrs. Partington uses Salvation Oil for
rhenmatis and brown creturs. 1t costs 70
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
BOOKS. STATIONERY. O..

NEW LAw-BOOKS.--MATTHEW6
IN CRIMINAL DIGEST third edftica. =
MARITIME INDEX 40 VIRGINIA AHPOnfos
TIQNAL LiMITATI0N6 sixth edition; W0O0Io
BYLES On BILLS AND NOTES eighth eots1oa;
BnANTLY'S LAW OF PERSONAL PHOPFFTx.
J. w,hASDOLPH q EN0Lleu,
Law aud 0enerai BookssllssA
mh Sd1w hlchmead. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-07
20 CLOgE To-NIGHr.

The Doctor enriched his sermon with
fine illustrations and there was pathos in
his personal application of its truths TO
the hearers
Tonight will be the last of these special
pected if the weather is propitlous. Both
DR.. Newton and Captain Cunningham have
endeared themselves to the people OF st.
Johns by their willing and excellent ser
vice there this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
Chamber Of Commerce and Sanitation

C02mO6r OF Commerce ana sanitation
The sanitary investigation which the
Chamber Of Commerce has undertaken is
work Of great magnitude and Of pressing
Importance, and tho committee specially
charged with this duty has shown wisdom
IN calling to its help men who have spe-
cial knowledge In the premises.
The committee will find that il 10 very
difficult thing to separate facts from theo-
ries, but that is the task set il. For in-
stance, prejudice has long existed here
against Shockoe creek, aud thousands Of
sins have been laid at its door; but the
evidence against the creek has never yet
been produced. True, II il unsigbtly and
unsavory and in its present condition 10
certainly no credit to Richmond, but that
II h productive Of diseases remains to DO
shown Here the truth should be sifted
out. Meanwhile. however. a bad name has
been fastened on the creek. and property
on It's banks has been deprecated in value
and many people who are compelled TO
live near the stream have suffered agonies
Of apprehension.
II 10 fact worthy Of comment that the
prisoners conAped in the city jai-which
10 located in the most Objectionable sec.
ton Of the valley Of Shoskos osssk-hsve
always enjoyed good health.
There 10 Just now. also. disposition to
accuse Jamss-river water Of high crimes
and misdsmesnosy. and this, too, in the face
d the fact that no known case OF sickness
hes ever been traced 70 it, aud that It
,sslyzss nearly - well - any city.
Ust~ N this couRtu. Il there Gs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10

any sources Of pollution. however
small. they should be traced and re-
moved, and q daily analysis Of the water
should he made. but It would b great
bluuder TO excite baseless antagonism to
the only water we have or ever will have
70 drink.
ynmessiver water cloceed with mud IL
not purc--not pure as the clear water-and
until the city gets ready to construct filters
or subsidence reservoirs. families should
adopt processes Of Qualification which will
give them clear water; but, 80 far a. We
know, clear Jamcs-river water is good.
healthy water.
1t will be the duty Of the Chambers
committee to look into all OF these mat
tors, and 10 urge the City Council to legis-
lsto 80 as to apply effective remedies for
the correction Of such evils as may be
proved 10 exist.
In this connection the committee would
do well TO recommend the compilation OK
the mortuary statistics which have been
accumulated here In the last twenty years.
In the fugitive form in which they now OK
ist they are Of little service. but, properly
compiled aud edited and published for the
information Of medical men. they msy be
made of priceless value.
No matter how learned physician may
be; no matter how many books or maya
zines or treatIscs he may have studied he
cannot claim TO be thoroughly well In.
formed as to the prevalence aud fatality OF
diseases in Richmond until he has had ac-
cess to these reports.
We shall look to the Chambers commit
tee topout out great deal.of work which
tho City Council. the Committee on
Health. the Board of Health. and the COM
munity may do to relieve Richmond from
the troubles and annoyances from when
she has suffered. We shall also expect 1t
TO blow away much chat and ind many
grains Of information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
THE GERM THEORY.

thin the 4 theory Of disease nss VII
Medical GERM THEORY wncn nA'
ll into Of called Bacenology ss..s
Theory al endemic epidemic ana con'as n.r,sS necuiar
10 each disease which the system as menuon" =" Jul '
oaoc ne under the heading BLOOD PoIsoNf
II has heretofore held the unbroken SKIN
microscopic
found their way mo e system an -
has been remedy which would destroy .n
nd so Hill the pacn il want OF the profession 10
brought on py tnee mcrope %
science by Prof. Won
AZ reported Congress Surgeons at Berlin ana W
nort of Prof Escbeger that these germs eau D
PEELED through the pores oil 'h skn wa W - s,
v that these germs and can be forced 70 pass from
,e blood and through the healthy skin 10 the Suffice u
the BODY and thusre system OF disease .
To prove Theory experiments made with TWO men wiz
week-and III every instance hs
germs the perspHaton showing "a y m
Now as SWIF SPECIFIC for about sixty been
relieving that think we can ou aua ne
the thousands Testimonials wcn we
already RZ been for than hall century ong
these Germs or ~ microbes from the blood an tissues
thousands ana Is par, o ehe
and show just how II done
We claim thenan claim but by these reliable
SWIFTS SPECIFIC forces out these germs OF poison
and the poison tse aer tue o mas
been infected and For instance the disease ocrou
the De oea out through
be forced out through the pores OF the
; I'D nectionwhen there
through the skin which sometimes
reues swelling mentioned the general
directions
..our rreatse ON the MAILED FREE.
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC COMPANY,
ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
Overhead Wires.

Something better than the overhead wire sys
TEN mus. be invented for electric street-cars. II
Is awkward in operation and also dangerous
The Judgement or brcakage Of wires and Tho
chances OF the powerful electric currents
escaping TO tho rails are perils that pss
sengers seldom think Of, and yet they are VERY
serious oncs.--Cincianati Commercial Gd1eae.
The overhead wires have been in use Ill
Richmond for several years on lines OF
aggrecating many miles IN
length. II any one OF the many thousands
of passengers has ever been killed or hurt
by the escape of the powerful electric cur
rents to the rails, We do not know the fact
Nevertheless. il can do no harm to give oc-
casioually such a warning as the above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
SECOND DAYS SESSION OF THE STATE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
v,sit,os peunsysvssisns and Ns~ Yorhsrs'
The Lumber Trust ut wort-Fross
IN tho Cotton Belt.

rcorrespondeuce Of the Richmond Dlspateh.l
Noprorx. Va. October 9.-In the State
Sunday School Convention this morning
Professor J. b. Grecvcr. OF Taze we'll couh-
Nv. and A. ID. Robertson, OF l.yncheurg.
discussed the bible, our Textbook, ana
How to Teach It."
OFFICERS ELECTED
This afternoon the following OFFICERS OF W.
State Suniay-Schocl Convention wcre cicv ~,
President, William j.. Reynolds NorioM: ,'Vc-
Presidents, Walter q. Hammer, Lyncnpars, MI
r. vawtcr. q Crozct, Albemario COUNTY, an,'
Professor j. b Greevcr, Graham. Tazewcii .oun'
~: corresponding Secretary. Charles 4. nnuy'
Eicamond: Statistical and Recording secre.ar;'
A. J. Gary. Richmond; Treasnrs', "n,,u !:
Albert |. West, Thomas Potte MARSHALL ". w.
liam. Professor william y. Fox, 7. II. nilet., -.
richmond; }. n. Banks. Petersonrg; rro' po
Diamond stone, University OF 'Hg, N,,,' W,,.
gram. High Gate, surry county: Bowling a. WIN
ston, Castle Craig, campb9Il COUNTY; w Mnr,os
Irvine. Norfolk; Rev. W. W. staiev OF No'io'A
HANDSOME Contribution.
The counties we're called FOR additional pledges
for the support 81 tho state WORK anu 'n'
amount 10 over $500 was subscrited.
Nrs Croffs met aud conducted nodei nv. y, y
Ella =. teforc the whole audience shoaush' III"
lesson for next sunday .u..t,,,
After few points Of business the con'on'''''
jhe flrs; lot Of new corn was received lron
Perquimans county to-day and sold Tor siA'!
cents
HALARIAL TEvRa
Shortly ". A. Cromwell Of Norfolk county, Is
| severely III with maiariai fever. . H.. Nor,,
Tue visiting Pennsylyanians ie'' io' ''''
Ca,olinn AMI the south last night. a.
| Nr George ". Taylor, formerly win tno n,
coast Line at jacksonville, has peen ap-
pointed soliciting agent here OF the Aefchah's
and Miners Line.
SIGHTSEEING YEw YorKESs
An association Of some fifty or sixty Now iotA-
ers. with brass band, are In the chg 'o-uaS
sightseeing. $1,000, ,oor,c =,
The lumber trust here has advanced nooring
grades fifty cents In the thousand ieet' ana !. ~
liscly other grades Of North Carolina pine VIII
go up in price. ..,o, ho,,
Rev j. W. Carroll. OF Portsmouth, has gone Oh
I a visit TO Rocky Mount, Va
TWENTY APPLICANTS.
There are twenty applicants for tho POSITION
OF Keeper OF the Cape Charles lighthouse.
On Wednesday night the body 81 woll-dressei
vouuc man was found NJ fuckers cross.
Ing. on the Norfolk and Western railroad ana !.
| IA presumed that he was struck ana kiiied ny
passing train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
Experts as Witnesses.

The proposition to ask the Legislature
OF Virginia to pass law allowing twenty
five dollars in each case to medical men
summoned to court to testify as experts Is
not new one, or one without merit.
Yet it involves the question how far that
sort of legislation ought to GO. There are
many cases in which experts in other CALI
incs are summoned 10 court to testify IN
cases in which they have no interest what
ever. Carpenters, brickiayers. architects,
and all other persons skilled IN any calling
are liable to be made witnesses in court at
any time. Where is the line of compensa-
ton TO be drawn? II is not that the Lee
cislature would not be pleased to provide
for paying medical experts. but that IT the
medical experts are paid all experts must
be paid. How shall the matter be SET
tleds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
EIDELITYBUILDING, LOAN, AND


Incorporated under the laws OF the State Of
Virginia. Has the best plan devised for secur.
ing home. No auction Of money. No back
dues required. Any amount loaned. repayable
SIS per month on each $1,000 advanced.
Shares, u per month. Six per cent. allowed on
deposits. For pamphlet and information ap-
ply at the once, 923 MAIN STREET.
Officers: HARRISON DINGMAN, President;
GEORGE w. LEACH, Vice President; o. 4.
THOMPSON, Treasurer: ALONZO TWEE-
DALE, Secretary; ANDREW WALL, Manager;
General J. X. SMITH, Attorney.
Trustees: American Security and Trust Com
pany, A. r. Brttton, President.
Depository: Central National BAns. WASH
ington, DC. tt.t
We want Trustworthy agents, and tho right
men will be dealt with literally. Apply 70 An
DREW WALL, General Manager, 9l3, 9l5. and
9lS street, Washington, d. G., and to y w.
OATES, Superintendent, 0l3 Main street, Rich
mosld.
The following from tho Washington Evening
star, August I, 1891.
"fhe FIDELITY ASSOCIATION should at
tract the attention OF th0so desiring to make
safe and profitable Investments lie board OF
management consists VI conservative and sound
men, prominent IN the bunincss clrclos AZ che
city, and tho uystem under which Il b con-
Quoted p weu tried and approved &C civ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
pg- pARK.PLACE METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH lwost Franklin sireep -
Rev. J. WILEY BLgDsos, ID. d., Pastor. -Jreacn-
ingatI1 A. VI. and AZ =. N. by The Pastor
Subject at night: Falling Into Good hhhds'
pracer-anI nrais.-meeilng will b. held In the
,sctura- room from 7.3O y. ~. till y. NJ.
sunday school at e:15 A. N.
Class-meeting at 7. ".
Young Mons prayep-meeting Monday nlBht ~
o'clock.
Wednesiay-eyening services At y o'clock.
Friiay-night class-meeting ut y O'Clock.
Strangers and the public generally are cord,aliy
invited 10 attend all tho services. seats ifoe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
Shameful.

Not content with charging Governor
HILL with having defeated MIR. CLEVELAND
in 1888 the mugxumps now declare that he
desires and will compass the defeat OF
F1owRs-if he can. This would be mex
cusable conduct in Republican journal.
II is shameful in a Democratic journal.
Governor Hill has outived other such
Gbels. and will not be damaged in the end
bv this one. Please take notice that the
DISPATCH has come out for nobody for
prastJent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
COURT ORDFps
VIRGINIA. IN I'm

VlhtlNiA.--IN THE cf,a....
CoIKI OF THE COUNTY 80 ~ IN,
Robert NJ. Banks as ndn.ir'-'y w HE,,'s
a. OF John BANS, focoa.o1 ''f /. q
Hkn. s... ..s......s..... | he
Against. ''-''-,..... Pa. y
Thomes Hume. rfm'D,s,,,,..
OF bartholomew Banks +. a.e.,
ionke' y. ". Heilig Amati, b '''''. w..
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10

THE DISPATCH of yesterday says l,13s convicis
were crowded Into the walls OF tho Virginia peni-
tentiary At least 800 OF these men
should be at work on the public roads OF the
State under the city and county systom several
times pointed out in these columns.-Nor}sN Ntrs
ami Courier.
There 10 now law on our statute-books
allowing counties to hire gangs OF convicts
upon very liberal terms indeed.
This fact seems not to be generally
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