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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
SEEING The GOVERNOR.
Homestead Coo,mittecmrn Pledge Order
and safety Of the Work5.

t'' ''''. .4''''N
litai. Dr. .o, a., July 7.-Ihe commit
g.. c. Hon. .f cluzens, including OK
ncrft-'a a.aAN+ jOln Cox, Hugh O'Don-
b. .. p. Williams, Dr j.. =. Purman, and
f. Vi. StNer arrived 90 the Executive de
''timcni At l.lV tonight aud were at once
Dth'.ed ht' the private Office of the Gov
'fu.r. "ao va, awaiting them, with At
i'-' ''AeIH itusei aud frNale-Aecre-
'A.l i"l''
was h"eh -hi MAen the conference
'"''' 'o aA e-i' anu tie committee fifteen
i' were on their way back 20
''''. N hon tAeY hud gone
'll.'tc'-'ctei" Hon I received the
new 'ni.I repro ,hiatNes and gave
gre SUBSTANCE "i "nat had
Au'ns tAe conference. lie
''' ''''1iNite was composed OF
''es'",'ut'S OF ne labor or
i"n'..,. az. '-te9 Oh t"e Gitlzens Oh
,...,'.J -. ~ "' - .L,m n'd b,en SUM
llrr ,.r,. a. 'uo 'Moi" posse.
thst th. y..i ~ .ue governor
slou of tho "v..,,,s 90 -. 4''W III Toss,
tba;r &c.. ".l'is 81 'Ao pant. anu that
30 gttrinpt ... So '.o 40" oA tNe ArouuS'
men TO take tlc,r ,."rts 40 ~ .lo . WtIA-
property. The, pled1ed .be ,,,'oS .;,,2,l .h'lf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

Europe by reason OF the above named ex-
tension OF the epidemic. IL Is therefore
incumbent upon the Treasury Department.
to be forehanded in the use OF such means
"a IL possesses tor the exclusion OF the DIS
ease from this country" >
"A serious matter for consideration ~
the baggage of immigrants arriving az the
port OF New York. coming directly from
the infected districts or from districts coz
tiguous thereto. Under the. present az
rangement the baggage Of oil immigfsnts
passes without detention through New
York to the points of destination, Ine
health authorities of some OF tho STATES
being notified when this baggage comes
from suspected localities or ships.
Il have now to.urge that baggage OF tne
kind lust mentioned be thoroughly disiu-
fected on Ellis Island before being per-
mItted 70 be sent forward. Ihe sur
geon of the msrIne-hospital service IN
charge of the medical department OF
Ellis Island can readily learn from the
abstracts OF sanitary reports, sent
weekly from this bureau, exactly what dis-
tricts are infected or are suspicious. he Is
also informed with regard TO any injected
vessel which may arrive ut the port OF
New York. and the baggage OF immigrants
from, the said districts or from said yes
sells NAV. without great detention or great
expenditure of labor. be disinfected tho-
roughly on Ellis Island.
For this purpose there should be
two or three large steam disinfecting
chambers established. Tor whlch mere
is ample room on the island, and
would respectfully urge that steps
be Immediately taken for the ,, es-
tablishment Of such plant. The
disinfectIng chambers would also be used
for the clothing of persons who have been
exposed TO diphtheria. scarlet-feyer'
measles, and smallpox, there being con-
stantly a number Of immigrants with these
diseases under the care of the immigration
service"
As result Of Surgeon-General Wyman's
letter Acting-Secretary Nettleton Is pre-
pairing an order requiring the thorough
disinfection of all vessels with cargoes or
passengers hailing from the infected DIS
trcts before landing at any, port IN lhe
United States. The order will be promul-
gated at once and strict compliance with
IL required.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
UNNECESSARYDELAY
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST THE NAVY
YARD AT NORFOLK.
Private ship-Yards and the Cramps
Favored-A Case for Congressman
Lawson-Nr. Funsten's Call.
corre.Doudence OF tho Richmond DIspa;ch.l

fCorres Dondence OF tho Richmond Dispa,ch.l
NORFOLK. July s.-There is great COM
plant in navy-yard circles about the un-
necessary delay OF the Bethlehem Steel
Works and other contractors IN delivering
tho material to be used in the heavy armor
of the Texas and Amphritite and heavy
forgings for the Raleigh. 1t ia plain that
unjust discrimination Is being exercised
against this yard in favor OF the private
ship-yards, as it is very well known the
Cramps are getting from the same con-
tractors all the material they want TO push
ahead the work on the battle-ships Indiana
and New York.
WY THIS DELAYY
This material under the contracts with
the government should have been deliv-
cred here eight months ago. The belief Is
also strengthening that tho delay in send
ing the engines of the Raleigh from the
New York yard means that the cruiser
will be removed from this yard to Brook
lyn and there receive her engines and
boilers and be completed. Such a move
ment is likely to excite great indignation
IL carried out. A strong effort Is to be
made here to get one of the new cruisers.
oEF on LEAVE.
commodore weaver ana ndFht-1Ot-
structor Bowles both 60 off on months
leave on the LIST of the month. The Off
GERS generally Of the station are now taking
their annual leaves of absence.
DR.. NJ. q. brennan has succeeded DR..
Winslow in charge of the medical depart
ment of the navy-yard. Or. brennan has
been stationed hero several times, and Is
we'll known and popular.
The Methodist churches are now en-
poged in electing delegates to the District
Conference TO meet at Beach Grove, Nor
folk county, on the 9th instant, and con-
tinue three days.
VOTED DOWN.
The town Of Berkeley held an election
Yesterday and voted down the question of
appropriating $4,000 for the improvement
Of the streets.
Captain H. G.. Costen, Untod States
Mor-e Corps, and family returned from
Florida yesterday and resumed their resi-
dence at Cottage Place, near Portsmouth.
A coiOred shoemaker named DYKE was
struck by the YlrginIa-Beach passenger
train last night near the city and badly i'll
Jured.
Rev. Mr.. Funsten. who has been called
20 the rectorship of Trinity Protestant
Episcopal church, was IN the city yester-
day. lie has not yet accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

evidently from sone place Of concealmcnt. The
police investigated the case, but could nnd no
body In the vicinity likely n have done the
firing. One of those white men Is said 70 have
INDUCED in threatening talk last Monday night
about lynching Reed.
mass-meeting OF colored citizens passed
resolutions last night condemniDg ths action OF
tho negroes IN organizing mob, assuring them
that mo prisoner in fail would be protected, and
counseliing them to refrain from any further
demonstrations. Tho Harrison and Morton Club
OF white Republicans also passed resolutions
similarin In import.
About 500 men are stiIl under arms, but only
M matter OF precaution. Tho negroes are
generally quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
HAMPTON FEMALE COLLEGE.
The Cornerstone Laid with Imposing
Ceremonies-Addrrsses Delivered.

recommendations DtiiheFehs
Correspondence OF the Richmend Dispstch.l
HAMPTON, Va. July s.-The cornerstone
Of the new female college at East Hamp-
ton was laid at p. NJ. yesterday with ap-
propriate ceremonies. The parade was
quite large one. tho Peninsula Guards
Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythians,
hremen, and MasOns being in line, headed
by the Soldier s-HOme Band. The march
was taken up from the MOTEL. along num-
ber of the principal streets to the college
site.
The formal ceremonies in connection
with the laying Of the stone were under
the direction OF st. Iammsny Lodge Of
MasOns, Mr.. J. c. Robinson master. There
was prayer by DR.. A. b. WoOdfn: u few
remarks from Mr.. A. $. Segar. president of
the Board of Directors, and an address by
Rev. DR.. W. II, Christian. Rev. Mr.. Par
ham. who is TO be the president Of the insti-
tuition. was present and had a few words to
say. Mr.. Robert Massenturg was chief
marshal on the occasion, and the singing
was under the direction of Professor +. e..
kathun.
The Young Mems Christian Association
moonlight excursion last night was not
well patronized on account Of the cool
weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
THE GOSHEN MURDER MYSTERY.
No New Deveiopments-His Wili and OtheI
Papers Found on the Deceased.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispetch.l

Especial telegram 70 tho D3petch'I
GOSHEN. Va. July s.-There were no de-
velopments in the Leech murder mystery
to-day. and the county officers are still at
sea RS to the name and whereabouts OF tho
cowardy assassin.
Among the papers found on the body of
the deceased was his Will, made some time
ago. which leaves his son Guy the whole
property. Mr. Leech also had or his per-
son several law and other valuable papers,
which confirms the theory that the murder
was not committed for robbery.
HIS watch. which was an exceedingly
valuable. time piece. said To be worth
several hundred dollars. was undisturbod.
AN INDULGEST FATHER.
Tho deceased was exceedingly fond OF
his son. who is about g years Old, and was
a kind and indulgent father. The lad
since his mothers death has been living
with his uncle, Colonel Leech, upon whose
farm the crime was committed.
Dir. Leech leaves an estate valued Mt
about S35 COO. He made most Of the
money IN cattle-raising and judicious
speculations. and is said to have been
good businessman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
AoNeaIsAD MAss.MEETlNG.

Jy tcl,uapl G. tho D.spa'ch.l

.IiH fNiFf' hil q IlN il-I's'.44si
Homa u,p. Ps.. July s.-A massmeet.
.nr oucu only o. mlli-mcu and citizens of
teal. was l.id here Tins afternoon
tuc rlb whore Ono ilnlcrtous were
confined. About .D miil-Workers were
rr, .ul Dl tl. stage wcre tX-IrDsideut
,,i.rc. Ir l.ot.cl-ct ST.. Il Garland,
s,.I. .ary J.au hlihluIOn. aui Attorney
~. q. ~ lulu, %. tAc Amal-amatei Asso-
,4t.I
Tie object was 10 consider the situation,
art tho hun. ttWutat officers addressed
r.o u.u. lvery spcukcr used plan words
.rl showed what would occur in case al
'l.rs .aut.uueI l4 tlrg were. II was clear
lr stated by t.o speaacr, Tat tAc law was
ouIfcy against tLe strikers. ". !. liren-
utI. attorney Tor thc Ama. .amlted Ass0-
,l.uNu. SOFIA,
"i.c owners know tho law is on their
fiIrs.i ilol hearts cannot be touched.
ilaf have clvl Irltecfiou When the
militia comes . Homestead the mill will
., surrounded nui u,w men put IN. aud
ofy uau interfering with the civil authoTi-
D.s Vl.l te shot down. II any one thinks
fora moment chat the miliui viii stand
HI,4.d UAe htcLlg-posts be is badly
Aaef. When they dn come n viii not
b. iur or s-Ylra.e lut tu shoot
Other s.-al ?, Advocated turning the
.f.lI C.Trf f4It 1 property over 70 tle
a..rd auI h's civI deputies, among
a..a tie wor.mn would bc likely TO
ini uur. -ymIfhizers than IN any other
.lF ND ucu WHO might cowc 90 Home
.re.I. In utteIaucrs II tlc listeners lie
d Gated that tho force ot thc arguments OF
.l.r officers Was clearly perceived
Another meeting wll bo heidi
,lhe Powder hrrt urS.
Ry telegraph 90 tho Dispat-h.l
UonF.Ir,n. Pa. July s.-At regular in
tyrva's tIo scouts Gud picket. are relieved
nId tle guard D. maintained con
teltiy. The mass-meotEg to-day amt
t.e visit col jue shcrh were the principal
event. ot .ho i"t lho fotmcr wa, called
900 Oh. suggestion oi the sheriff and some
q tlc business. .ucu Who are anxious 70
tt,a t'rmual.n of tuo present state of
.iaIr,, which ls miuIiug trade aad Is very
Ia,iy % permanently lnJure the town.
Watching and Naitiag.
iny tei0 graph % the Dspatch.l
IIovy DAD. TA.. July s.-Nothing mas
happen q lCr. to-day up to ID o'clock az
mslt nuI there le nothing 10 Indicate
want tAe L.Nl st.p VII De. As one Of tho
w.Tkl.er pat Do to-day, there IS nothing TO
d. tut watch aLi wait.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
British Election Returns.

lBy Anglo-Amercan cable TO tne Di5patch.l
LOSDON, July q, fA.M--Excepting Mr.. Richie,
all Of the Cabinet Ministers are now re-elected
Most Of the members OF the government outside
tho Cabinet have also secured seats The total
number os members returned 90 far Va as fol-
lows: Conservatives. l66: Liberals, - I:
Liberal Unionists, "a; McCarthyites, Isl;
Parnellites. 4; Independent Laborists
3. OF tho 344 known results - being
over one half OF the whole House-the Unionisss
have lao against a united opposition OF l5A
The Liberals. therefore, would require TO cap
turs n number OF Conservative county districts
in order 10 obtain working majority. This
even sanguine GIadston.ans hardly reckon on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

undereood that tho civil authorities
must exhaust Oil the means q.
their command, but he desired u
also 10 be. understood ina, peace
a,,r ~ a4bered 10 aud would be maintained,
oyon ~ ~ ,s h required ali the force of the
&c. ~ an appeal to the Federal Gov
ern,uent. But IL would be done under
~ forms Of law and in subordination to
d. civil authorities. Property would be
','ro,ecfed, aud the rights OF all parties IN
,bc EXISTING struggle would be strictly
rso;ntaincd, without regard TO the merits
~ dement's of the business differences be-
tween them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

Il Is Non-comc-at-ibus- Tho ohicer
"Coiug "a Alone"


pfruarEo. p. July s.-1hIs morning, 10
9 O'Clock was She nour s"t by oheIin DC
f7aarv fDr the assembling az The 'lJ men
,nrrlrDl lv hm 20 act aa deputy
iheufe 80 Homestead. AZ tha' ume
ut more tlAp thirty had appeared.
fle majority Yf those came with excuses
.f var.lu. kird.. Some bad doctors GER
ffratos setting forth that they were ply-
t.aiy unable - e.. one atitf ahotA'i
$3.50. excused until % stack Of excuses ma
uftn fled. showing the ShcuD thai he was
r.f gong 90 have O vcTY large force 20
fakrt1 E0me.tsul. Shorty after 3o'clocA
la toak uu tho long h.t o. whom sun
r.n.es lai I.cu issued 10 appear and
fe-au ealing tlo rO.l no a slow. oefale
yo.e., uf though foalirg "a llht "t wee
Irr.ilcrfs nt political meeting. A'to-
rothcr crtVeufv-throo names responded out
of i-t oi 5Il
sullIIf's bold pErFRNiNArIoN.
fft,ra cou.ultnton Uith his deputies,
tlr sIrrid made tho following statement;
ttf.T calling the hst Of summons sent
cut. and Whiting cpnldcfahlo tnc i"t
RESPONSES. only tWcuty-threc have sguihod
o. Willingness 90 60 o. Homtstoad ~
would boz useless % 20 there with thl7
fMlli number ol men. thank YOU an
t.r coming here and ASK Won 90 uo.c your
selves 10 readiness t1 answer any call ]
may make 0u sou ioT assistance. am Co..
.rr utstif NHu, ol those who appear a
r,re Gre armed. and have mo- afms % givo
rI. ! EiN, Therefore. not ask you 70 90
along uuI excuse YOU for tins morning.
iIr fWCrfy-t men WhO were ready
fo.ot, Homestead as deputies are ali
prominent business and pIotos ioual men.
Iirkcr'ou OGiccr. Hn.need.
IuI4rrnq. july Two representatives.
U r.. nod me ft-ffA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Murder in the second Degree.

IopecIaI IoIo.I III % 1I10 De P'1'1I1.I
WAvEKLY, VA, July S.-The County Court OF
Sussex has peen engaged for the past two days
In the trial OF Fent0n Mason, who on the 2o.h OF
ApriI last killed Tom Scott with n pea-stiok,
near Jsrrett's depot. The jury to-day brought
In q verdict Of murder in the second degree and
asccrtained his punishment st five years IN the
penItentiary. A motion 10 set aside the verdict
on the ground that IL was contrary 10 tho law
and evidence was oyerruled by Judge West.
The case Of the Commonwealth VS.. Billings,
charged with felony, was continued until the
noNt term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Justin Mccarthy Defeated

(By Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, July s.-,Justin Mccarthy, leader Of
the anti-Parnellites, has been defeated for Par
lament by small majority. Tho district Is \
very close one at all times. Or. kenny Par
nellite) II elected in Dublin. John Di-
Ions house IN Dublin WAS mobbed to-day
and the windows were riddled with stones
Timothy Harrington ,Parnellite) Is reelected
Sir Thomas Henry Grattan EsmOnd (anti-Par-
neite) is defeated by n Conservative, as result
Of tho rows In tho irish National party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Gosben's Handsome New Hotel.

TCOrres DOnleUrD OT LI0 TIluIUUuI DI5UHLCu'I
GOSHEN, Va, July S.-The Hotel Allegheny,
which has been Ia course Of erection at Goshen
for several weeks, will be completed In few
DAYS. The building. which Is OF tho Tudor
Gothic style OF architecture, Is a beautiful
structure and cost an immense sum OF money.
ON the inside IL is magniiicontly ntted mp. Tho
new hostolry, which will BE- called the Allegheny.
is noarly fdc siDliie Of tho Luray Inn, which
was burned, but N anything more handsome. 10
has a capacity for 250 guests, and will be for
mally opened GU tho 9Th Of this month. Mr.. f..
". Evans Will be manager. and the hotel viii be
conducted under the auspices OF stock COM
many.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Southern Educationaiists.
fBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l

ATLANTA. GA. July s.-The Southern Educa-
tional Association finished It's work and ad-
iourned Tonight Tho new oficors elected tc-
day we're Major w. 4. Siston, OF Atlanta, presi-
dent: Frank Goodman. of Nashville, secretary,
and E. q. Herrell, OF Raleigh, N. c., treasurer.
Minor changes made 10 tho constitution viii ne
cessitate the procuring OF new charter, which
Was authorized 10 be done. Hot Springs, Ark,
ana Louisville. Ky, were placed In nomination
for the next meeting place. The decision wes
left with the Executive Committee as between
ho turn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

should be crime. II pettles the best-na-
tured man to SEQ his baggage handled. IL
sours the sweetest tempcfamsnt and sends
. chill down the back every time. For
smasher aud take simmons Liver Regu-
lator. It will soothe the sgitated feelings,
keep down tie bile, and make you vigor-
Gus enough TO stand up for your rights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
THE CHOLERA IN PARIS.
Its Great Extent-It Il fully-Deyeiopod
Cholera Not "Cholerine."
EBy Angio-American cable to the Dispatch.l

{By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, July s.-A dispatch from Paris
TO tho Lareei, the authoritative British
medical journal, says Already $50 deaths
prove the character of the cholera cpl
demic here The official Council of
Hygiene make a mistake in concealing the
facts and resorting to the feeble strategem
of secrecy.
The Lancet adds that there is no dis
puising the great extent of the epidemic,
which is prevailing III twenty-four CON-
munes. and the suddenness of the deaths.
The Lancet concludes: ut is cholera,
not choleriuap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
AMPLE FOR ALL PURPOSES.
The Steamer Relief VIII BE Ready for the
Governor and Party.

NORFOLK, Va. July s.-The Virginia
Pilot Association steamer Relief, which
was rendered 10 Governor Mckinney and
Speaker Il. Ii. Cardwell for the Commit
tee on the Boundary Line, is in port be-
ing overhauled, and will be turned over
to Speaker Cardwell on the lith. This
steamer has ample accommodation for the
committee for all purposes.
William A. Thompson, of Petersburg,
who was injured in the spinal column
while driving at Ocean View, has been in
o critical condition.
Tho Boston steamships went out to-
night with entire cargoes of Irish potatoes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
EmbezzIemsnt in Liverpool.

t3y Anelo-American cable 70 tde Dispasch.l
LIVERPOOL, July S.--Parry Lamb. cashier OF
Reynolds & Gibson. cotton-brokerS, and John
Wilson. s salesman, we're charged to-day with
emoezzling l2 900 pounds sterling from their
employers. The prisoners declared that they
represented syrdicite that hRd been formed
Tor the purpose OF buying ana holding cotton 10
the value OF 100000. Their statements we're
believed in many quarters. anu the prisoners
entered into enormous speculations In cotton
and stocks. The failure yesterday OF Isaac
with these frauds.
Lamb and Wilson admitted the charge and
were remanded, pending an investigation Of t1e
firms books. Further revelations are expected.
The cotton market Is greatly excited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Thonght IL a Disgrace.
fnarpers Bazaar.l

IIiNi HtI , t7"H1-"'.I
Have you book called 'fansy
Poems p"
Yes, sir"
Gimme all you have"
Certainly, sir. You must have q great
admiration Tor the book
mo, haven't. Ii was written by my
son, and pm protecting the family name.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

NEW YORK, July e.-host Rev. John Ireland.
Archbishop Of So. Panl, returned 70 this country
to-day after his SIX months absence abroad. He
would not be interviewed about his business in
Rome with TIE Holy See, nor would he talk about
the parochial school or the saltwater question.
ne denied the report 70 the effect that he was TO
"a a, IL "a IA rdinal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

No vell-regulated household should bo without
a bottle of ANGosTrRA BI1rgrs, the xorld-re-
nowned appetizer and inygoraior. Beware of
countertoits. ASK Tor the genuine article, manu-
factured by DR.. J. G.. d. Segers & Sens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
THE AsIATrc C oLeRA.
Is There Danger Of the Plague Reaching
the United States?
washington Evening Star, sth.I

washington Eyenlng Star, Sth.l
The Secretary of the Treasury this
morning received the following important
and significant letter from the Surgeon
General OF tho Marine Hospital Service;
~ have respectfully to invite your alton
ton TO the fact.that cholera is spreading in
the far east, official information having
been received at this bureau Of its preys-
lsnco in the Caucasus, in Persia, in India,
and on the western shore of the Red Sea.
Newspaper reports also indicate that ii Is
spreading in Russia.
"Tbe medical press OF Great Britain,
which is not given to alarm, calls attention
10 the serious danger which 10 threatening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
pr,val, s.ore,arv to CLEVELAND.

Bosroy, July s.-Robert Lincoln 0Brien, OF
the reportoriai stai OF the franscripf, has Just
received an appointments as private secretary 10
ex-President Cleveland, and VIII at once enter
mon ths perform ance Of his duties at Gray
GabIes, Bszxards Bay He was graduated from
Haryard University In 1891 with high bOnors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

ASGosruRA BrrERs Ia known as tho great re-
gulator Of digestive organs all over the world.
Have Il In your house. AsS for tho genuine arsls
Gle, manufactured by Dr.. J. @. b. Slogert & soma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Nobby styles In Trimmed Sailors;
also Yachting Caps for seashore, st
KAUFMAN 4 Co.'s,
corner Fourth and Broad.


The Ariel will make an excursion 20 Nor.
folk. Old Point, Newport News. Hampton,
Virginia Beach, &c, tonight, July
9Th. Round trip 81. Tickets also good ,o
return the following Tuesday. SEQ adyer-
tisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
Terminal Reorganization.

NEW YoRK, Jaiy s.-Chairman Strong to-day
to-day appointed George Z. Stone, John C..
Maben, aud himself as conference comfnfitee,
George r. Stone acting ss chairman, TO confer
s1n bankers and arrange Tor n reorganization
Of the Richmond Terminal system. The CON-
mittee ID un1erstooi 10 Dc friendly % W. P'
Cf-fda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09
The Anti-Suappers Permanent.

NEW YORK, July S.-The state Democratic
Committee appointed BY tho Syracuse conyen-
tion met at their headquarters to-day In execn-
tive session. Charles :. Fairchild presided. Inc
question OF making the organization perma-
nent one throughout the campaign was discussed,
and Il was finally decided TO continue 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-09

Whom Baby Was sick. we gsSs her Csstcrfs.
When she was Child. she cried Tor csstorla
When she became Miss, she clung 70 Castoriz-
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