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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
Cne Hundred Miles an HouI

The New York Times reports DIR. ADAMS
as saying that S6.0O0.O00 have already been
subscribed 10 construct railroad (per-
fectly straight between 81. Louis and
Chicago, aud that this road will be in sue
cessful operation before the Worlds TX
position opens. Bv the way. DIR. ADAMS
expects % haul 3.0000 600 Of the Worlds
Fair people at Is a mead. or Si5, 100000 in
all.
The new railroad il to be an electric one,
The trolley j. to be u.ed, of course, not
withstanding the foolish clamor which
New York continues To make over that
harmless thing. DR.. ADAMS says the new
road will constitute practically conti1u-
Gus street-car service between st. Louis
AMI Chicago. The new route has been
surveyed. II will be only 2s2 miles long,
or thirty-four miles shorter than the CHI
cago and Alton road. But what IS distance
10 this new railroad, which is to run 100
miles an hour, or from 81. Louis to Chi
cago in less than three hoursy-or from
Cincinnati to ST. Louis in three hours and
forty minutes. OF from Richmond TO New
York in four hoursY
We have repeatedly notified our readers
that the railroads Of the future were to be
electric roads. We must await their con-
struction. however, and We dislike TO ex-
cite hopes which are never to be realized.
But for our lives we can see no improba-
bility in any of DR.. iDANs's statements. We
run over our present crooked. half-laid
road.beds at the rate OF fifty miles an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

such ns few men OF his day and genera
ton can boast Of. 1t showed that
GROVER CLEVELAND must indeed he II
man OF destiny. and the Democracy put
honor upon itself no less than upon IFS
nominee by paying so grand tribute to
one who, under all circumstances, mani-
tests that he has the courage Of his con-
victions.
CLRvFIAND's Administration .
has made the Southern people feel that
they are again in tho house of their
fathers in fact as well "a in name. On
some questions CLEVELAND Is not in ac-
cord with many members OF his party.
But he has been true to bis pledges and
has kept the Democratic faith in the lofty
sense of that phrase. In so doing he has
kept faith with tho people and become
stronger than his party etc, etc, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

Victory came to the Democratic party
in 1854 under the lead Of GROVER
CLEVELAND. Victory was won again IN
1888 IN the success Of the campaign of
education. Victory is already won again
in 1892 in the triumphant nomination of
GROVER CLEVELAND to serve second
tenn rs President OF the United States.
1.-THE gods themselves fight In vain
against the pet Of the people. And Il
ever before there was man who was the
pet of the people GROyER CLEVELAND Is
Just such a pet now. lie stands IN the
public mind for fcarlessness, fidelity,
and patriotism, and will he elected a.
the representative Of those qualities
He will 90 into Office absolutely un'
trammelled-pledged to reward nobody.
Postmastcrs, United States district at
torneys, foreign ministers, Fedora
Judges, and all the rest OF the officers
and Offices are at his disposal. The PEG
pie have decided that ne may divide
them out to suit himself and to promote
the bestinterests of the country. 1t II
indeed a story worth repeating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
LEVY G. DAVIS.
THB TOW ER..
corner Second and Broad.
Have You seen tho CREPE DE LORIFNT We
are Offering price 1882 VII make q hand
some dress tor The aeashOre.
ANornEn CLOSING RARGAIN.


some dress tor The seashore.
ANOTHER CLOSING BARGAIN.
LACE PARA>OLS, regular price $3.50,
slightly solled. reduced 20 -.
IMPORTED CuALLIhS, Doc
Tho very choice patterns Ia FRENCH ,ilAL-
LIES. jNc.
PARCHMENT FANS reduced 70 se.--asular
90 FANCY PARASOIS-your choice sl.25-
cost double The money % manuiacture.
PIOUEs. WELLS, and MAkSElLLE,. loo. q
yard-regular price - AMI 31c. "a ward.
Fun lac OF DOTTED and FIGURED SWISS.
LADIES TAN and SOLID RED HOsE.
RIrHEIIEU RIBBED HOSE only l2Iec.
GENTLENEN'S Saline SHIRTS, Doc.
Nothing nicer than a sumner wrap made 40
SILK GLORIA for driving. fuu .iue OF coora "a
be found here.
BLACK CHINA SILK BLOUSE Tor street wear
S4-reguar price -. ...,.. 49,,
d Fine GHAN6EABLE SILK PARAnOLS, 20
inches reduced 20 -.
so CREPE CLOTH BLAZERS reduced % ,jc.
LADIES SHIRT-WAISl =, with stiff collar and
cuffs u fgurei and striped per'1le, Only tlc.
WHIIE-GROlND FOLhA-Dol SALINE 1907
waist l2lsc. p yard.
WHITE AND BLACK SILK BELTS-jOc
eyerywhere-Our price i2c.
WORsTED BELTS, 2Oc.
LEATHER BELTS. with leathor-coyerod
RED 'AND BLACK LEATHER GIRDLEs only
5Oc.
SILK BELTS. 10 10 pc.
WHITE AND BLACK CANVAS BELTS, l2Isc
BLACK AND TAN LEATHER GlRDLEs, lace
front. 25c. .....,
Another reiuctiOn-lO,. FlGL RED BEDFORD
CORDS reduced u Sc
BLAZERs made Of storm serge. sl.9s 10 ~.
CREAM STORM SERGE, is inches wide, Only
Blue STORM SERGE, 80 and 75c. yard.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
ny THE DISpA TcH COMPANY

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Give their Old az well a. their new post-onicc
tample couica free.
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Mr. Watterson

HeSRY WATTERsON is a wonderful
man. lie is as full of life and vim as
any young man OF - years, though he
has been conspicuous in national con-
ventions for at least twenty years. He
has the confidence of the people OF Ken
tucky and wiclls a great influence over
them. Some years ago he served one
term. or perhaps it was only one session,
in the national House of Representa-.
tives. and declined TO be candidate at
the next election. He is brilliant man.
His refusal 70 accept any Office las kept
him strong with the people Of kentucky.
We ought to have responded ycster-
day to the .N0fc's offer to shake hands
with us that We shall take pleasure III re-
ceiyiug the Democratic grip from the
Democratic hosts everywhere and IN
working early and late for the success OF
the Democratic nominee. We have no
thing 20 prevent us from following Mr..
N,rrERsoN's example. As we said yes
ter lay, Principles. not men, is our
motto The state shall not put forth
greater Efforts than we will to secure the
success of Democratic men and Demo
cratic measures in the campaign now
opening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

on sale this season have
fUDpIcS exceeded any previous
J by at least three To one.
Day by day thev come and 60. They
are gone and new fabrics. new weayes,
new printing softer, sheerer, hand
somer than any dreamed OF before
take their place. With this ebb and flo"
of merchandise come new prices
changed with the scoring Of the late sea-
sons leaves and YOU are asked to buy
the handsomest OF the season at reduc-
tons that average at least % per cent. ID
your favor.
Pekin Crepes, &c. from l2lc.
Idealnes, l2!c from 2Oc.
Br,ndenburgs, lie from Doc.
French Blistons, l2lc. from 21c.
French Cordines, 1870. from 25c.
Organizes, l2lc. from lGc.
Bengal Tissues. and Ice. from l2c.
Foulards, &c. from l2lc.
French Satteens, 90. from 29c.
French and Scotch Glnghams, "
inches wide, l9c from 25c.
French Batistes, 25c. from 33c.
French Ginghams, 3Jc. from soc.
American bingham, j.c. to l2c. from
Sc. to lGc.
Fast Black Organize, with white,
Re. from lGic
Fast-Block Satin-Sripe Hemstitched
Organdles, l6sc. from 2,c.
The attraction which has made the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

Many styles of Wash Goods at -, TO- and l2!c yard
Over pieces Figured and Dotted S"es prest designs m
at % 30 33, and35c yard. Makes cool dress
Drspcry Nets IDEAS and great bargains
FancyPa rasolso Il half their former
800 Ladies and Umbrellas best grades, at S2 sl5 anj
Ladies Muslin Waists Just what want Mt tins season o.
large OF Light and Dark Satin Waists made the hes, mar
every scpion new lines Of Swiss and Cambria Lnf
Hosiery New Chaie in the prcitet designs "e
bargains in Dress and Silk Materials for this w'ea
large line Of Matings and OnCohs ;aIo Carpets
Pay a house and You will find 10 yoar interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

The Nashville imcricGa makes one
remark concerning Mr. CLEVELAND
which, made IN good faith, is amusing.
1t SAYS "he has been weighed in the
balances and not found wanting" Mr.
CLEyRLAyD's weight is about 300.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
THE TOWER,
corner Second and Broad.
lie 22-2u
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS !

orr entire stock u Worsted Dress Goods 20 be
closed out regardless Of cost.
White Goods mt fhe lowest prices ever offered.
Shantong POneees, Persian Lawns. irish
Lawns. French Organizes. Chanuly Muslins,
Bedford Cords, Lawns, Challies, Ginghains, sat-
teens, Percales, Chambrays: all the above goods
to 10 sold this week at great sacrifice.
sHANTONG PONGEEs, &C.
273 new pieces shantone Poneees and Pine
apple Tissues at the reduced price OF lOc. per
yard-regulsr price Of these goods l3c., guarhn-
iced fast colors and only 70 be had " ~ at this
reduced price, full assortment Of cOi0rs ana
styles.
ducej price OF 5A,c.-regular price loo.
Wash Silk and Bedford Cords az ll1sc. worth
15c.
Ginghams. Chambrays, satines, Prints, &c,
&C.. all at reduced prices.
3JS new pieces Of Merrimack shifting Prints
at il9c. worth Sc.
Hemstitcned India Linen al 20, p, and Boo.
worth 40, 30, and OOc.
Chanos at /, >. o, 5, 10, Il, and l7c., worth
double the money.
BELTS, BELTS, BELTS.
anew supply Of Leather aud SILK Relts in tan
blacks, grays. and red from l2la 20 soc. large
'''S Ribbons, RIBBONS.
A new stock OF MORE Ribbons in all widths
and all coors.
No. rs MORE Ribbons at isc.
No. 20 MORO Ribbons AZ pic
satin Ribbons in all the new shades atreiuced
'''-' TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
20g new Trunks and satcnels just received
from tho manufacturers, to be retailed At whole
sale prices. 49,, 49,
s4.5O. s5.25, $3.50, 81, SO. up to sl5.
The celebrated Roiler-Tray Trunks, In all
grades, at wholesale prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23


WHITE-CLOYFR POWDER, an Immediate
relief ana cure for excessive perspiration, Zoe
box.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP'S TRIPLE WA
TIERS n all me popular odors; 4-0unce' 'Oc' ;
S-0unce, 9ic.
". & Is TRIPLE ESSENCE OF WOOD
LAND NIOIEIS: i-oBnce bottles, with cut
glass shoppers, JO,.; LOUNGE, &c.
JEWsBURY s. BROWNS ORIENTAL
TOOIu-PASIE. Bic.
W. lS J.. SAPONACEOUs DENTONAX, l5c
DE-. sHErFlELD's CREME DENIlFRlCE,
composed OF the bost-knOWn Ingredients Tor
neutralizing the acids o. the mouth. preventing
an dcieferioIs deposits upon the teeth. which
cause them 20 decay ana become loose. Put up
in tubs DC. ami Jars, JOr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
UHdeylCeGr Suie

so memorable this week still holds good.
On sale this morning 80 dozen Ladies
Cambria OF Cotton Corset Bodies, low
neck bound edge, well made, perfect
fitting, for l2lc In fine Underwear the
prizes are lower than ever before or will
he again Tor many months to come. All
the new and handsomer things IL
Gowns, Chemises, Corset-COyers,
Drawers, and Skirts. from the good
plain to the fancy and elaborate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
LEV Y &DAVlS
ORR GREAT REDUCTION SALE
OF
PARASOLS

ia attracting the attention Of tho ladies' ifol, W
sections VI the city. Probably no gr'a'', =,
were ever before offered right IN IN, ih,iN =,
the searon when they arc Hanteu. -'V'o ''' -
ductlon made al through the stgck
sI5 BLACK LACE pARASpLS 81. ,.,-
$50 BLACK SILK and LACE PARASOLs 30
s0 BLACK SILK PARAsi,l.s -
a. BLACK SILK PhRASOL~t 80 %.
a.. 30 BLACK SATIN PARASOLS Sl.iJ.
sl4FANCY SILK aud LACE PAkAsOLS -
sI2 COLORED SILK PAhAsOIs SOU a., -
COLORED CHIFFON PARASolS so''''
COLORED SILK PAkAsOlS ~
81 COLORED SILK PAhANOlS s3rr
~ COLORED SILK PARASOlS s31V.
alCOLORED SILK PARASOLS SOU
81 COIORED SILK PAtAeOLe g.
So COLORED SILK PAhAsOl, sl;i',
sI5 WHITE SILK LACE lARAsoL~ FiV'
SO WHITE CHIFFON PAkArOL, -. ,,..
80 WHITE SILK and CHIFFON PAhAsoLS
81 WHITE CHIFFON PARAsOIs -.
$3.50 CHILDREN'S sfLh PhRASOL Us sloO.
sI75 CHILDRgN'S SILK PAkASOLs ~ 20.
$3.50 CHILDREN'S SILK PARASOLs 81
SILKS.
oar grea, variety Of CHINA. INDIA, SlRAi.
and WASH SILKS has taken the conttg,1n OF
activity. and are vieing with Cottons anu WOOL
lens In tho restless agitation Of rapid sales
WHITE GOODS.
Perhaps you were In the thr0ng hat last WEEK
took advantage Of our sale Ot WHITE GOODS.
II 20 you know how tho prices prevailed. II not,
there's delightful surprise in store for you.
DOTTED SWlSSES,
FRENCH ORGANDlES,
HEMSTilCHED LAWN,
PERSIAN MILLS,
SILK MULiS.
CHECKED NAlNSOOKs,
INDIA LiNON,
EGYPTIAN DINIlIES
FRENCH NAIN>OOk.
Look anl you'l md dozens more ~ much
liked among them. NeritaDlo maryels OF thin
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ADVERTISING RATES

Wanted situations rs words or loss)....s -
Reading notices I'm readinf.msttcr type, Owe
lines or less. sl; In nonparoil loaded, 75c.
CARD Of rates fof more space furnished on ai-
Ilicstion-
UPTOWN OFFICE, 433 EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE geo HULL STREET
THURSDAY. JUNE %, 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23


BLACK GOODS.
BLACK WFNRIETTAS. Best IN weight; best
I'm finish; finest IN twill that We ever had )r You
ever saw, NJ Soc. Il ever bLACh htNRIE las
had the right 10 BE- : l.25 those are Tue ones.
BLACK ALL-WOOL NUNS-NElllN1-hne
hnlsh--the pure coal-black 80 desraDle-the
regular zoe. grade for 1Oc. -. ,..,,.
Height OF the season now for THIN BiAth
GOODS, and our assortment Is the largest u WIZ
be and the prices the lowest.
BOYS SHlRT-WAlSTS.
Look where you Will-go whore y1l may-and
you viii not find such q variety Oi BOYS NhlNl-
WAISTS as We are now showing at 20 and )Oc.
each. .,,,,
BOYS KNEE-PANrS.
Whv not buv the boy PAIR OF PANTS 20 60
with the NEW SHIRl-WAIsT when you can
select from 40 choice styles as We are Offering az
%, 50. 30. -, Soc. 81, SID, ana Sl.3JF
SMYRNA RUGS.
just II SMYRNA RUGS. siZe 3dXl2 inches-all
new STYLES, and the ordinary 500 grade We
shall otter this week az SOS each.
GLORIANA TISSUES.
4 soft-anisn fabric, IN cream and c0lorcd
ground. with handsome ngures IN appearance
ike tho lec. challics, but much wider, being
fun 36 inches vide. These goods wefo made 10
sell at 5c. per yard. Tho manufacturer needed
money and offered his entire stock az sacrl-
flee Tho goods were bought anc our share.
amounting to $500 yards arrived on saturday.
We offer the lot today at the remarkable low
price Of -
No such styles have been shown this season ~
so low price.
LADIES' SHIRT-WAlSTS.
Many new styles have been aiCcd 10 our
stock Of LADIES SIRT-WAISTS. Those Who
desire something nice at q low price wil IND it
In our new styles.
LEVY G. DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
Bous' ILL., Wool Shirt
Waists.
In Our DRUGGISTS Sun
drles Department.

Mvg. DUPONTS ALMOND-MEAL, an ei-
rcient sofionerand boautiher for the skin; pre-
vents ana heals relness and erupIlons; l'c' a
box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
Special Bargains in Cloak and Suit
Departments.

IN neat patterns on white ground,
soc. reduced from zoe. 20 SOC.
For ladies' SATrEEN WAISTS. IN neat dark
patterns u black AMI blue, re-
sL25. ducod from sl.JO 20 3l.2j.
= PERCAfE HOCSE-DRE~SEs, light
For Ladies cOl0r-, made with run skirt and
hox-plsited waist. with belt, re-
sI2J ducei from Sl.4O o Sl2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
B0by-CarriaGeS

fourth off the usual heretofore price.
The object Of this wholesale reduction
on the heretofore best-price, highest
standard of all carriages in the market
is that their space will soon be needed
for other wares.
We coll vonr attention 10 The host
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

FRENCH NAIN>OOk.
Look anI y0ul md dozens more ~ much
liked among them. Veritable maryels OF thin
mess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

WANTED. DRUG CLERK. REG
w IsTERED. Ia Virginia desires SITUATION.
Can come any time. Age, 20. Ten years ex-
perience. Address SULfORAL, care OF DIS
PATCH. 80 TOW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
Virginia

Court days-especially Mondays-are the
Virginia peoples time for assembling to-
gether aud hearing their great speakers
discuss the political questions Of the day.
Yesterday there were a good many of
these speeches made in different sections
of the State. The news from eli parts is
full of encouragement. We employ q
weak word when we use announcement "
to describe the feeling Of confidence which
peryades the heart of the gallant Demo-
Gratis of Virginia everywhere. Success ia
almost beyond doubt. Yet we must not
relax our efforts nor fatter ourselves that
elections can be carried without work.
We shall have glorious triumph In this
State because we are going to earn that
triumph by hard labor continued up to
and including the 9Th of November. Yes
from all portions of Virginia we receive
intelligence which informs us that the
mother of States and statesmen will vote
tor CLEVELAND because her noblest sons
are fighting CLEvELAND's battles for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

The Joint address Of Messrs. WEAVER aud
FrxIp. accepting respectively the nomina-
tons for President aud yice-Presidcnt OF
the United States rendered to them by the
Peoples party, Is rather . remarkable
document--not remarkable for ability or
any good quality, but because such an hd-
dress is In itself something new. These
gentlemen say they have been received oy
the great body Of the people with marked
cordially. Considering that they stumped
Arkansas before the recent election, ana
that their party was in that State over
wheimingly defeated. we take 1t that the
Peoples party has little to boast Oh any
where. Alabama, Vermont, Maine, all tell
the same story. The real people donot IN
tend to be misled by the bogus people
The battle Is progressing; but the TWO
armies are the Republican army ana the
Democratic army. Whoever Is not a Demo
crat il in effect Republican. whoever Is
not for CLEVELAND is tor HARRIsoS. Inc
one or the other OF these gentlemen is 10
be the next President and every vote VIII
count in favor of the one or the other 0,
them. We think tho people understand
that this is now the real condition Oh
things, and we doubt not that they VIII
vote accordingly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
Racklesg waste of CITY Water.

The waste of city water goes on. Our
supply is ample for o population much
greater than we possess, but such Is the
recklessness of many water-takers that
constant drain ia made upon the pipes,
which often leaves residents of elevated
localities with empty faucets.
This is a grievous evil. 1t must be RENE
died or large expenditure of money will
have TO be made by the city of Richmond
TO add to her pumps and reservoirs. Rich
mond is not in convenient position to
make this outlay st this time, aud 1t would
seem that general adoption OF the meter
system would remove the necessity for 1t.
Other communities are using meters, aud
there Il no reason that occurs to US why
we should not follow their example. 1t
viii be argued, OF course. that parsiino-
nious persons would then sacrifice cleanli-
ness to greed. and in rare instances this
would probably prove 10 be true; but
there would be a fair ossetlto this in giving
water 10 families who pay for 1t but can
not get IL at all hours because OF the waste
full custom which prevails here.
For wears this question has been agitated,
but IL is growing more and more serious.
Very soon. indeed. decisive action must be
taken. Verify, we are now confronted with
q condition. not theory. Let US, there
Gore. give the meters fair trial. and lot
the city government provide than ON tho
easiest terms possible. We suppose, how
eyer, that there will have 70 DO some
stringent legislation. leaving the chronic
vater-waster no alternative butte put in
. meter os pay penalty for bis wasteful-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
senator Hills Speech.

It Is no longer possible for any enc who
has the slightest regard for the proprie-
ties of life to misrepresent the position
of Senator DAVID B. HILL. The speech
made by him IN Brooklyn last night puts
him on record-where we always felt conf
dent he would be found-in loyal support
of the Democratic nominees for President
and vice-President.
The situation in New York city and State
is growing brighter and brighter. The
influence of Mr.. HnL's speech will be very
great, and will decide in favor of CLEvE-
LAND and STEVENSON not few Democrats
who have been lukewarm.
Governor FLOWER knew what he was
talking about when he predicted that the
State of New York would 90 Democratic
by 80, 600 majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
Better Prepared for Cholera.

The aoute alarm at New York about
cholera seems to have subsidized. The Gu
nard steamer Etruria arrived at quaran-
tine Sunday with all well on board ana
was allowed to proceed. She had 56S hrst-
and rs second-cabin passengers and no
steersee. The Fuerst Bismarck likewise
arrived from Southampton with Az
cabin and no steerace passengers. NOT
was she detained at quarantine.
The New York authorities, now that
they have their quarantine lines well
drawn and manned, and ample hospital
accommodations in readiness, view the
situation with great cslmness. and are con-
fident of their ability to hold the disease
in check.
Queenstown has announced its purpose
10 make an inspection of all steamships
arriving there from New York. but this
will not operate to detain the vessels. un-
less for good cause.
Advices from the Continent indicate
that business is not only interfered with
by ousrantines established upon national
frontiers, but by local regulations-many
of which are very absurd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

An,esssrs ana kilograms must be addressed to
5HK DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communication win not bersturnsd-
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ilusnce and energy in behalf OF the Demo
cratic cause.
Club organization IL essential 10 our sue
cess. Newspaper articles. public speak
ing. and campaign documents ara all
good Ia their way. but Of beat they can
only bring In recruits
The cluhs can put the recruits In order
Of battle can place them side by side
with veteran Democrats. aud set them to
work on the days OF registration and cleo
ton. They are the regulars whom
thousands Of volunteers will gladly
cooperate with. Hence 1t IL that we ro-
jo.co that both Mr.. GonpoS and Mr.. LEVY
are looking aftor club organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

TxrANTED, FIRST CLASS BALES.
w MRN acquainted With rsfirosd, min, and
machiprry trade, 10 cell brass and bronze cast
n, "a and BAbbist metals, on commission. AUST
;THE BRlDu EPOkT SMELLING COMPANY
80 20-1u hfaBepory ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20

Governor FLOWER visited the Democratic
national headquarters. at 1870 Fifth avenue.
on Saturday, and in the course of con-
versation which he had with the officials
there, declared his belief that New York
State will 60 for CLEVELAND by $4,000"
he should know. His sources of informs-
ton are abundant and his judgment is re-
iahla