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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
POLITICIANS GO TO PRISON.
They Had Been Election Inspectors
Their Innocent Families.


JERSEY CITY, \. j., June 2s.-The Hudson
County-Court room was crowded this morning
with politicians, officials and the convicted eiec-
ton inspectors who had been ordered 10 appear
in court, their convictions having been confirmed
bv the Court of Errors. When Judge Lippin-
colt opened court twonty prisoners answerel 20
their names. Twelve Of them have eighteen
months 10 servo in states prison ant eight get
nine months IN the penitentiafy -Four failed -
appear. , -. -.
Judge Lipplncott told the prisoners thar as
their conviction had been Affirmed by the higher
CONT there WIS no alternative but for the shefifi
10 convey them forthwith % the prisons 70 which
they had been sentenced. The Court also an
nonnced that II the convicted inspectors who
we're absent I'D not appear IN court tO-inorfo"
bench warrant. would be issued Tor their arrest.
The sheriff then took charge OF the party.
some OF the prisoners have been Tor years
active ward politicians in Hudson county, and
their final commitment as c0nFicts 20 serve Out
their terms II & severe blow 90 their friends.
MANY of the prisoners are married ana have re-
spectable families. Every effort was male 20
save them from being forced 20 don the conyicts'
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

AN &. & D. PETITION.
Its Aim to Fave Ordered the Payment
of July Interesf.
ispccial telegram to no DLpatch.

Especial telegram 20 ne Dispatch
BALTIMORE, Nd. june 2s.-An important pc.
titi0n in the Richmond aud Danrle case vas
discussed here today before Judge Bond, Of tho
United STATES Circuit Court. II aims 10 nave or
fcred the payment o' the July interest on Tho
securities OF tae yaiiOl. lines OF tho system Gnd
has been ex,enslYo.y sig.ed. IL asks that tho
receivers pc authorized 10 issHo not moro than
$1,000. 600 receivers certificates, at per cent.
interest 20 be q first len on the property ot the
Richmond and Oanyille system. out Ot which are
t. be paid all outstanding Indebtedness Tor ma
terials and supplies purchased m tho past six
months. and GlsO that Out OF the funds coming
in'O their hands from the operation Of tue roads,
which can safely be used without prejudice %
current liabilities for operating expenses me
receivers be authorized 20 pay the instalments
OF rent and the coupons o. the morigagei bonds
rost.ng upon the several parts 90 the system' 20
a. - protect the unity Of tho system OF roads ia
their charge. ihe ptoceciinss were condHcted
privately. several New ) or& and Virginia Law
yefs were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
rHg CLUBS STANDING.
TO Be REWARDED FOR heROsM.
Young ArundaIe VIII Get n Iife-savers'
Observation-Disclosures Notes.
TFrom Our Regular Correspond

from Our Regular Corresr ondent.l
WAsuISGToS, June 2S.-Some time ago Samuel
Arlndale, youth residing at Charlottesville,
saved from drowning Il companion who had
gotten beyond his depth in the Riyanna river
So horoic was the conduct Of the young man
some OF his admirers wfote 70 Hon. Charles i.
o Ferrall TO ascertain whether or not Arundale
WAS not entitled 20 q medal at the hands
OF the government FOR his bravery. Colonel
o Ferrall submitted tho matter 10 the Trea-
sury Department and the chiei OF the
Ife-saying division replied fayorably, and
a medal will be Issued al an early date,
or AS soon a. the correct names and dates
can be procured from Charlottesville, ali OF
which will To engraved on the medal. Young
Arunsiale ia the son of Mr.. Arunsdale, who is,em-
ployed at the Charlottesville Woouon-Mili-. lie
belongs to On English family.
HARRISON HOBBY.
Most people were asking to-day. Who IL Camp
bell =" They were asking about the now chairman
of the Republic all National Committee. The gen.
tIenan has only local reputation at present,
having been nip" out In Illinois, but generally
speaking he IL not known In other sections. The
President is believer In Campbell, however.
and the politicians IN his party say that MI. liar.
rison IL running things 70 suit himself. The
Quays, the Piatts. aud the Clsrksons nave been
turned down, but IL Is thought here tho ".rand
old party will need their services badly before
the campaign IS over.
prsAPPoNTED
IL wins expected to-day that the appointment
Of n Secretary Of State TO succeed MI blaine
would be announced, and qutse crowd of pvii-
ticians hung around the senate chamber await
ing the coming Of Asststant-P vate-Secretar
Prudsn, hut he came not. The delay Is regarded
As Indicative OF desire on tho part Of the Pres-
deet 70 make selection calculated 20 win votes.
No one seems q know Just who win get tho
plum. There Ii talk Of uansferring Mr.. Tracy
frora the Navy to tho ststs Department. Somo
think Mr. wharton. tns acting secretary, VIZ bs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
SENATOR RRlCs'S VIEW.
He Doesn't Think Third fhr''es '''
Amount to Anything.

A special from indianapolis, Ind, says; sena-
tor Brice, when asked when the Na'ionai 'oni-
n,ttee would organize, said "On or aDon' Juy
12,h. The Committee on Notification ms oP'
pointed a subcommittee Of fiye 10 make arrange
meu,s with Mr.. Cleveland, and the coniili',so vr
will perfect its reorganization. Whean11i ~
Whitney Is made chairman OF nov no ~ W." sc,,ye
an active pert in the campaign "' ""'
In Tie work Of The convention. ..o peo,le,s
"What 10 you anticipate from 'no
party?" .,,., % amount TO
"Oh mover knew third partles ~
anything" he replied. .,u on from
Senator Br.cc left for Omaha. ana VIII 20 ''o''
there IA a day or two 10 Washington
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
RECEIVERS CERTIFICATES.
order for the Issue Tbereof-Iiow They
Aro 20 BE Usec.

BAITuNoRF. juno 2s.-An order was signed
ty Judge bo M today authorizing the receivers
of the Richmond and Danviile Railroad COM
pany = i-sue receiver. certificates 70 an amount
NOT exceeding sl.0OO,0O0. The money VIII
be- used ~ pay the operating expenses of the
Richmond aug Dauviilc prior 20 the appointment
II the receivers and the car-renials AMI Interest
obligations Of the lcasei llnes. The reservoirs
expect 10 pay oat about 100000 during July.
The order was passed upon tue petition oi VIII
liam +. clyde, J. c. ha0eu. william IL Good0Y,
aui others. the compla nsnIe who are repre
-ented by Henry Crawford, OF New YORK, AMI
Frank z. Clarg. u Baltimore. Hugh l. Bond,
Jr, appears as counsel for tho receivers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

WASHINGTON. June 2S.-It was apparent to-
dav in tho House thlt tho COMMITTEE on Rules
is n the helm and VIII direct the legislative craft
until the end 0f the sesslon. This IS 20 Doe zone
by sDecial orders assigning days - various
committees for the consideration Of various bills
repOffed by them. These orders are subject 20 ln-
terruption By conference reports ond 70 give
them effect the presence Of a yOilng quorum Will
constantly be necessary. ln spite ~ the urgent
appesls OF the managers 10 aDsentees this hiss not
yef been occurred. but 10 is expected that sue ess
viii crown tho effort 10 "a day or tTO Tho
Rules Committee to-day bestowed all Of the time
remaining this week among committees.
The House sanctioned the afrangemeutr ana
imm.iiatelv embarked upon the frst u tho spe-
cial orders. which was the consideration Oi pea-
sion business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
Points Political.
fnx feleyranh 70 tho Dlspatch

R.rox RouGg, La. Juno 2s.-A JOINT pc.,o. in
cratic ceucgs last night decided 70 postpohe s'e5
e,eton 81 United states senator TO the Session vi
1894. ,,u.,. ayis,aturo
bas adontra a resolution asking the Louisiana
sanators ana Kopresen tatvesin IA Congress 70 W
an amendment 10 the Constitution pID',,,,s, -, ,,,ect
the election Of United states teha'oi' ~
NEW YonK, June 2s.--1he HepuDIcan lao,ei n.a.i
Committee IN session at the fiitn-n'annot strvrn
today re-elected william Brookneia, ci'aa s,a. W
Of the statsCommittee, and eiec'on 'ha 'T,e'a,tl,e
COMMITTEES 10 place Of General James ,,,,can ", mnsu
FoIT WsYsE. ND, June 2s,-Tns hspuu,,."rr povnr,or
eta,e Conyentioa met here today. noVotnnnos nn !.
Chase was reDominsted % the nfst peA''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
,lrr. prnlI.rton,. .ln.ic schnoI.


Col0ne, John B. Cary yesterday received tele-
gram nom General William j.. Ta.hafou) liz
forming him that he had been unanimously
elected p mcmberof Board 90 Visitors Of William
ana Mary college.
Colonel Cary mas also received letter from
Nr Arthur :. Secar. of Hampton, stating that
the erection OF n female College there had been
commenced and that tho building would Dee
Dedicated october lst. and asking Colonel Cary
% deliver the address on the o, aston.
Pr1or 10 tho war Colonel Cary conducted ~
HAMPTON one ot TIE mosf n1ursning male
academies in tlo state aud 10 is sld that no
HAMPTON man VhD has reached tho axe OF 40
vears is considered respectable II he cannot
boast Of having been tina he'd ty the COlJne..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

IN The Hastings COuri yesterday Judge James
G.. Lamb presided Tor Judge VIII, ana tho follow
iug cases ~ere dispOsed Of:
lcana Bradshaw was convicted o. peiii larceny
and gwen sixty day. ia jul
benjamin ECfor. charged with resisting the
police. was Dnel g..
Frederick Smith. running IA gamo Of policy.
Fifteen days iu laii nn1 &2j hne.
james Booker icolOrcd), petit larceny. Ninety
days in laiL
SaiDo Washington, two cases Of petit larceny.
Fifteen days Boa jan Ia each case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
The n..t asnne, es meeelversLir.

BrRyINGHAN. ALh. June .S.-judze Par'iee,
Of the Unitet States Circuit Court, \ suel decree
today IN the ct-e o. the petition u samuel
Thomas ~. the East Tennessee, Virginia AMI
Georgia railroad appointing Henry FINK and &.
N. MrHhce receiver. The order Is precisely
similar IN terms 10 that issued BY Judge jack
son nc knoxville the other day Tho apphci-
ton for receivers Is being made in ali courts
where the company has Gny property. and the
order to-day Il in the natare OF alegal iormaliiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

The following county ireas-fers visited the
First Auditors on.ce ytsteriay; j. .. Branch,
I-ls of Wight: O.. Il. Taylor, Amelia, d. Gil
liam. Ches'e-Geli. and r. 4. Daniel Charlotte.
Lee Britt, deputy treasurer of Nansemond, and A.
Rove. Oyster inspector at Gloucester, were also
al the Capitol.
The oli honds are coming In steallY 70 ihe
Ronrd of Sinking FUND Commissioner. AhOgt
$500. 900 were received yesterday. There are
nog some 81, O0O, 900 IN hand.
Nr Noon ana Colonel Smith Gnd their force ~
clerks. who will make the extra copies oi The
dlrect-tax lists are in she city. They win 20 10
rrcr. TDursIQV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
s.ndor.schooI Military Picnic.

The Leleh-stre Baptist Sunday school will
introduce new and novel features In holding
their annual picnic on Thursday tho 3Oth at
Providence Forge.
The school has tcon organized into military
boly. with the teacher a. officers aud the pupils
~ nriyates. Tho boys will be supplied with
guns and the girls with fans, ,'and the body will
march 10 the depot N companies OF sixty-hYe.
Al the pavilion al Providence Forge there VIII
be q grand gun and fan drill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
Mr.. Lanchorne Buys summer Home.

Nessrs. ]. b. Elan & Co.. real estate
aoer,tq of this city. have sold to Mr.. &. ID.
Ianghorne the "Mirador" estate uS0
acres) about two miles from Greenwood
Depot. Albemarle county. Va. The price
paid for the property was $1,000; Mr.
ianghorne left yesterday 70 take bis
family 10 spend the summer at this place.
This was formerly the home of Mr.. q. III.
Funsten, of the above firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
corcro.s chambers of Commerce.

fBy yAuglo-Anerican cable 70 the DisDatch.l
LONDON. June 2S.-The second Congress OF lie
f6. raU oi tie Merchant 1ailOrs' Company,
Thrsa Ineeilo street, al u o'clock this morning
Tho congress will sit four days. The dennera-
tons are presided over by the kisLt non
sir John Lubbock, president oi lhe Lonloh
.,lirre.1 iseEtcnsiye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
special Train 10 Old Point via c. and o.

For the accommodation of those desiring
TO spend the I'd. Sd. and ith OF Jdly at Old
Point the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
will run a special train from Richmond 10
Old Point, leaving Richmond at L. NJ.
July 1st, reaching Old Point at $3.50 =. NJ,
affording an opportunity 10 spend Satur-
day. Sunday. and Monday at the seashore.
Tickets for this train will be good re-
turning on any regular train up TO July
9TH, and will be sold at % for the round
trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
Parker BATTERY Reunion.

About twenty-five survivors Of the Barker bat
terry attended tho reunion OF that command at
their old camplng-grouni, the Hewlett House,
We .tnrdny The DAY Was spent most delight
fuliy in singing visiting old scenes, recalling In
cidents OF the time spent there, &C. Ny. y. L.
Richardson. orator Of the day, was unayoldaoly
detained In Richmond by important eases III
conrf. and Major Parker being called upon 10
take his place was equal 10 the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

81. 90 White Canvas Oxford Ties which wo
sell have white silk strings in every pair.
The market is flooded with Potato Sack
Cloth White Uxfords with cotton laces.
Beware OF them. Ours are worth $3.50. for
Sl.93 only. J: MAY a Son.
GOT Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
Tie oldfsirs. Reunion.

The oid flrs, Regiment reunion will take
ulnce al Blenucr'r Park July 18Th. tho anniy.r-
safy Oi tue battle Oi Bun Run, aud AN ungsual-
lv large gathering u! the survivors IL hoped
iOr The Committee of Arrangements consists
Of Messrs. james Z. Philips, A. Je1 Vaughan,
John A. Ncanlcy, William Harper Dean, ana II.
W. furcfOn. An original poem Will DO read,
officers elected, and other interesting exercises,
music lunch, aud tho usual dinner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
or1rF A srprsrss.

Hailo'a appointment was quite 2 surprise 70 the
army OF railroai-men who were applicants f0r
the position tie Is an Of Richmond ard Dan
VILE man and was soliciting ageut .or them az
Columbia. superintendent Dridgers, Of the
Western North Carolna division ot the Rich
mond aud Danyil!e. viii be relieved on the Let
~ july. and General-superlnteu McBee
will assume the duties 0i mat 01ics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

Judge Wexford yesterday granted a charter
10 the Excelsior Social Club (cOlOred).
suit WAS entered by the Hammond Type
writer Company against Gold silliman for
s554.Oi. Attachments wore sworn out to DO
served on west. Johnston & Co W. B. lsaacs, j.
c. Small. John Weich, John Z. Wallace, William
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
G. p. 4. or TIE GEORGIA CENTRAL.
An appointment That Created surprise
X. & u. Changes.


AUGUSTA, dA., JuLe 2S.-John +. Halle, OF
Columbia, :. G., has been appointed general
passenger agent 4 the Central railroad. cir
cuiar makins this appointment was issued to-day
by Trarlc- Manager Shellman. Mr. Halle SUI
ceed- samuel n. HarWicke, who, after "spat
with -heilmau about salary, accepted a position
with the plnvi!e. D. 4. BlHhrwOoS. who has
latsy been performing the duties OF general
passenger agent OF the Central road. Will also
ae..epf Il cOs.tiOu with tho Dinviile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
THE MISSISSIPPI UP.
A LARGE PART OF ROCK ISLANDS SU-
BURBS UNDER WATER.
Milan, ILL.,, in the Midst OF q sea-Ihe
River Twenty Miles Wide at
One Point.
[By telegraph 70 tho Dispa.ch.l

ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,. June 2s.-The flood
of the last few days Is the greatest ever
known, large portion of the suburbs ad-
jacent to the city having been inundated.
1t is estimated that fully 200 families have
been driven from their homes by the
rising waters. Rock river IL still raging.
and the wagon and railroad bridges are IN
danger of heing swept away. The town
of Milan is situated in the midst Of sea.
MGnER THAN IN MAY.
WARSAW. Ill. June 2S.-The Mississippi
is now four inches higher than during the
rise of May.
Al THE SEASONS HIGHEST POINT.
KEoKUB, a., June 2s.-The Mississippi
river at this place registered ls:i feet
above low-water mark to-day-the highest
point of the season. The water is still
rising. The lumper-mils and railway
machine shops have shut down. No trains
south of the ST. Louis, Keokuk and North
western have arrived since Saturday.
Many dwellers on the iowlands are per-
manently deserting their homes.
RISING HALF AN INCH an HOUR.
BURLINGTON, a.. June 2S.-The Missis-
sippi river is coming up steadily at the
rate of half an inch an hour. The mills
have been compelled TO close. and piles Of
lumber as well rs buildings have had to be
anchored. The river above the city Is
twenty miles wide, having spread out over
the Iowlands of Iowa and Illinois to that
extent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29


discussion then ensucd.
..Ir decided that the teIoTs
...se tie ballots shOul1 be
door. and thar each voter
,s ballot he went out "
i.4l having been decided
..l- dispersed, and tie vote
.4'..lIly counted resulted -
'..e 80 Jones, 1i3; Pagan.
10, gibbons. l23, Joseph, 93
wood, i0z DuesDcfry, 80
f.--Yn announced the election
-t-Lamcd gentlemen. and the
"-- greeted with vocIiorous
'Ia, Wards rive Men.
-l hul meeting. which was held
irbcf-sh0p. 90 west Main
called o. order by Supeflntend-
j. Philips al SO O'Clock. Mr.
rf Was elected chairman and
' '.Dri secretary.
fr was largely attended. and.
oi the result proved .Its votes
motion was adopted that the
f.ceiying the highest number
.l be- declared fEe repTescn-
.a wards M the ne" Cltg Com
l' als also agreed that the name
F.tH should be endorsed On his
Row 10 DISTRIBUTE.
s.aa Dr. Gudner moved that each
ite precincts IN the ward should
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

The Corner Property at Ninth and Cary
streets Will be sold At public auction tins
evening at o'clock by Nessrs: Boswell "
Harman. This il very attractive property
and will no doubt interest many.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
Fourth, of July Rates.
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwA'

VIA CHESAPEAKE AND ONO HALLWAY.
The Chesapeake and Ono railway will
sell tickets on July %, 81, and 4th. good
for return passage until July 9Th TO and
from all stations at reduced rates. The
rate from Richmond to Norfolk and return
will be $3.50. aud to Lynchburg and return,
81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

There is no need now to make Bathing
Suit. as Meyer, Sixth aud Broad, arc SELL
ing lot of hne Bathing-Sults for Ladies'
at less than cost OF materlal-$l.99 for
some that cost $3.50 and $2.76 for some
that cost ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

one OF the great features OF the excursion TO
WarHick Park on the toufih Of july VIII ne zap,
tatn Sorcna the renowned swimmer. lie VIII
give two aluati, pcriorfnances-One In me moi J.
Inc and fno other in tho efternOOn. There VIII
aieo be music dancing, fireworks, and table aux.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
al. OnIvsi.

The Ariel will make an excursion 10
Norfolk. Old Point, Newport News. HAmp-
ton. Virginia Beach, &c., Saturday night,
July %. Round trip -. See advertise
menr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

Jhore we're two new conyicis received at the
pouitentiaTy yesterday tOm southampton coun-
ty, as foliows Dock scott Scoioredj, houseDreck-
log, two years; Richard Owen lcolorcd),
iorxery, Eve years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

INVO-IiI l'I'sTaII y II' UT7.717--T'-
NEW YORK. June 2S.-H II. Bennett, I. ?.
Diggs. Astor: !. Black. Grand Union; d. y.
Walker, Gilsey; j. Roper, Albemarle; II. L.
Gates. -. Dennis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
RUsslA's CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.
Rapid spread of the Disease-European
Measures of Prevention.

IRy Anelo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
81. PETERSBURG, June 2S.-Consternation pre-
walls In some paris OF the empire owing 70 the
apid spread Of cholera. At BaSu, on the west
coast Of the Caspian Sea. thiriy-nye new cases
Of the disease were reported yesterday. Baku
is p great petroleum shipping port. The Quar-
au.iue Commission Gt Bakn has teiegsa. .Acl y
tie Ministry Of the Interior that there is ntilo
he tferfn1ut IN the sanitary condition OF the city,
the regulations for preventing the spread oi The
disease not being suricicntly stringent Tho
commission asks for further poWerin III the prem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
JOHN BoTkR,.
Large Stock Refrigerators.

Browns IRoS BIrrERs cures Dyspepsia Ma
laria, Biliousnoas. and General Debility Gives
Strength, aids Digestion, tones tho nerves-cre-
ates appetite. Tho best tonic for Nursing Moth
ers, weak women aud children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
rHs PROHlBlTlONlSTS.
Preliminary Convention TaIk-fhe Color
Line Gives Trouble.
IRrtelerrapa b Id DIspatch.l


CIyClNSATI, juno 2S.-Ihere was large iu-
eux OF Prolibitionists to-day. IL is anybodys
race a. yet for tie presidential nonnnauoh'
although Bidwen Of California, seems 10 have
tto most numerous support. Samuel small has
arrived and is urging Walter Z. Iill, OF Geofsis'
ns a vice-presidential candidate with whom ~ 20
mrttthe Peoples party, which Will nominate ON
Wa,s0n Tor Nice-Presldent, on ihelf own uuhs-
hill" Sir. Hill l. yice-presid"hl oI the Aliol ~
U.r As-oriation an able lawyer and speakef,
and was formerly Democrat. Ge9rsIa' M
small say-. wants neither Bidwell nor Denoresi'
but l. for the latter against the former. @ Inu
Prohibition party, he says, VIII hV' 20 Doe'- , 20
more man the Old parties. and he does nOt care
n Dcnorsst has not his own state as IL IS lao-
tOnal aifair - .-,.tl,.,,
The Maryland delegation has VICE ,if
tial candidate IN Joshua Leycring, anu a hui
dozen 0tlfer states also have men FOR the place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29
WHEN YOU LOOK AT YOURSELF

in one Of our $40 Suits you'll indulge in
quiet smile OF unqualified sat.siaction.
1t may be hard TO wiring a compliment
from you YOU may be triie clary
about using the language Of praise. but
as sure as you put this suit on you viii
praise it, and no suit you ever wear Will
be more to yopr liking. u is the letost
in design, the most durable in material,
beyond al comparison the most periec,
in finish, and remarkable for nothing
more than it is for lis moderation of
price. just enjoy the sensation OF look
ing at yourself in one OF thom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-29

For boils. pimples, and all kinds Of skin
eruptions you should take A. b. G. Alter
alive.