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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
POOR CHANCE RLoCAL BILLS.
Appropriations to the Front-Mr. Whit
nevasa Presidential Candidate.

fErNm our EeeNiHt AntFt-i ifplll illl.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-rhe outlook for the
passage of any bills Of local importance TO Nir-
einia or North Carolina in tho liolse this ses-
sion il very poor. The Democratic leaders are
now bending all their energies % the earliest
Adjournment possible, AMI tO accomplish their
end. IL Is necessary 90 push the appropriation
Hills These ue4-ures will consume about all
the time remaining. ana even if nothing else i-
done IL VIII probably le tho 1t OF august De-
fore al adjournment ~ ftatu-l- mere u q
great deal OF talk hero today about the
order ot business o. ue observed. and tho
prevailing opinion - that an el0rt VIII De- made
10 keep appropriation hllis to the ifont' so that
several very embarrassing measures can be pre-
vented from being considered One OF
fhe-e IL understood go bee the autilptiun
oil that IL champioutd 10y 'ougre-sman
Hatch of Missouri. lie says he viii not be
bound by the caucus, but proposes 20 press tnt-
measure al every opportunity until ne forces mo
House 10 take action. frfhAp5 l"o tuH4'
of the Democrats are opposed 70 any
action ON this bill during the present session
believing that it can Just ns Wen 90 over 20 lun
short session, and they VIII oppose anything
looking 10 d waste II time "hne any OF Tie ap-
preparation bills are pending
THE WHITNEY MOVEMENT.
There Is considerable talk hero u move
ment 20 bring tut eX-secretary whitney a. "A
presidential candidate, ana u Is san 10 nave the
endorssueut of some Of Tho s'aunchest friends
Of ex-Prasident Cieyeani, Who are SAID %
realize that il is extremely doubtful whether Nj.
CLEVELAND can be- elected if ho l. nominated.
Tbey admit that the action Of the kick
ers in New York aud tho opposition
they are getting mp against Iammany
IN the city Of Ne" YORK Will render
N almost impossible tO unite the warning fac
lions uul less some such man As Mr.. Whitney u
tagen no IL Il known that Mr.. Cleveland and
Mr Whitney are very intimate personal aud
political friends.
TIE OBJECT or IT.
A "bloody-shirtn debate broke out in the
Uouse to-iav. Il was started by Mr. johnson, 0i
In5iana. an administration Republican. and al
cour.e the negro was a leading topic, and the
Soufb came ia Tor the usual abuse and misrepre-
sontation The Radicals were wei hanile1 10y
the Democrats. however. and the adIninistfa-
t-ation people Git not make much ont OF the
talk. was quite evident that this line Of At
raek was well planned. President Harrison
wants the negro vote in the hnneapoli
convention, and dusky delegates are coming q
the city now. aud what bOthers the administra-
ION IL that fhey are making too many inquiries
atont General Alger, whose candidacy is boosted
by his big bank account
Reprcsentattye y FetIall, who went from Rich
,ord last week % his home nt Harrisonburg
Ia. returned 20 the city
C. u. Gillespie has been appointed postmas
ter az Green Spring Depot, Louisa county, Va.
wee 4. {. Boston, resigned aud w. II. Hall al
shannon, Robson county, y. e., wee ID. Hughes
removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance responded TO four calls yester-
i6e nrst was at o'clock 4. NJ. TO l427 east
Nqln street 20 d negro man who was sick. lie
Mas taken 10 the almslouse for treatment
,,ot a. "a white man suffering with epilepsy. lie
was treated aud leit.
roere casa call at 900 O'Clock Z. VI. 10 Four
te-uth and Main streots 10 negro man VINO
80 stcl- on the street. He Was treated and left.
rre la-t call vas at 4:4O Il. VI. 70 Twelfth and
CarV streets TO "a c0iOred man whose rio had
heef broL ou from being kicked by mule. lie was
very badly injured, nnd Ia CONSEQUENCE thereol
80 fut.u 10 the almshOuse for treatment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

English setter open class, and in the spe;;
cial prize list he won the prize awarded
the best English setter. sam. was the
winner Of The last Derby OF the, Pacific
coast feld-trials. md ~ owned by Mr.
William q. Korchof. Of Los Angeles. Cal.
Tho dam of Sam. IA Ruby d., and his sire
is the famous Gladstone Boy. lrinket -
the mother Of Ruby u. sam. IA black,
white. and tan, and all accounts oi MN
AMI promises 10 become the most noted
dog of the Pacific slOpe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
ProDerty Transfers.

Richmond: Sarah j Besziey to Henry q.
Fort-mann, 23I, feet on east side Pine street
between Main and Cary, sl,3%o; EDWARD IL.
Brown 10 Wallace r. Brown, ~ feet ON east side
second street near Byrd, si,075; William ii.
Cox's trustees To william d. Rice, 2 ieet ON
north side Leigh street near first, $40; I;
Robert G.. Cabelrs executors and others 10
James Alsion Cabell, 20 ieet On Seventh street
betveen Franklin aud Grace, $500: q. j.
Hunt and wife 20 Emma j. Nipe, 20 feet on
Grove avenue, northesst corner Hsryie street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

rtaroear. that the recent break in the canal
,.-. nor. serious than was at iirsi -uIposeu, =
,.... r-. of hauo- have been al wofk boih
.''.f, and d4v since the bank caVcd 30, ana " Dr.
,.-y, tt.u.,ff Dc will bo several days before mo
,,.fer. wlirh slpplcs the Ire1efar WorK-' y i
.,,,t1 prr,er-Works. tho dGl!egO Mills, ana
49,, ,.,rorns along the line of me canal, can
t.. tu~nef ON. TINS means great loss OF iiulo
a,f money 10 these establishments and 10 aDoGt
"a D.e i@f.,sr. s,utIoVed iu them. The trouble
-'. .''..,.t a. nave been caused by tho plough
to..ti,ou,1 the caual-bod % musk-fats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

ia At the bottom Of many a feud, and the
cause OF strife and murder Us also e the
root Of all ailments OF the oody. ' uooo
blood pourishes and bad pIoo1 po,11ons. p,1e,n.
Therefore take Simmons LAYER a.og"n.o' s,ao
10 keep the liver active tne w; 'o"ro dnoe ynnr ,
bIooS vii bs good, the system free IRON
malarisI poison aud rheumatism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Th. railway surgeons who spent tuesday
,i.1t IN thc city ai Murphys Foris, ana mo
Frlanee Hotels, lc.t yesterday iY' va On
- .r.. III. National Association % Railway sur
',,.n. MOI iu annual convention yesterday
.'.i,e qne majority oi tho doctors went
1..,,n ou the $50 a. N. tram, bat about LOO re-
NAMED hero uuth the ";lO ti"l l"l', ~ VI ~
.,,t..,n.v might drive over tho city IN carriages
s,.o aee IL ty daylight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
Onr Rrpresenta aiive In New York.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
Nyw YORK. May 2j.-Mr. II. Alsop, Of Rich
mond. Va. is stopping at the 81. Denis Hotel.

Nv what is claimed 10 be peculiar blnndor
tho government Of JacksonNine, Ill, has passoi
into the hands Of the Democrats. A hepuican
alderman moved away and there had 10 bo an
eicction to MI the vacancy The Council stood
Denorrats To Republicans, with n Democratic
MAYOR. When the Republicans nominated iner
man. they forgot 10 certify the same as required
hv law and a. a consequence they had no candi-
date in the II eld and the election went by de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Usr H0RsroRD's AclD PHosPHArE.
DIR. Q. G. Stout. Syracuse, y. y. says
d" / cave IL 10 one patient VINO was unable
10 transact the most ordinary bushes.
because ms brain WAS tired and con
fused upon the lcaN mental cxer'ion
Immedin.e benefit and ultimate recovery
& lf,r-sl H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
AIndv Mis,innary TO Lecture.

Miss Lotto Moon. OF tho North China mission
,,i,i address % meeting Of ladies' THIS afternoon
at : o'clock al Grace-sIreet baptist cnuich; -,
q" M centennial missionary meetings, 10 10 al
,,,l-sao nv Dfs. Tichcnor. VI. Is. and II. n. Mhaf-
e,,, ,r,4unos, owen, Felix, lErpin, ana others
,~ili commence tonight AT $40 o'clock NJ lrs.
W. W. ~, rburcn. Tho other meetings VIII be held
70 10 il.r,ogy and on Saturday IA tho forenoon,
efternOon, and evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
I.nhcnmnnnr -iecting.

Tho annual meeting Of the Richmond ana
uanrne-rer Land Company was held at the
-. of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday
a,ternoon AZ O'Clock. The reports OF the o.
S'.srs were received and showed the company TO
he I'M a healthy condition. This company after
r.u,n, for 81 per cent on its stock, declared ihe
~.,,e fuilv maid up. Tho Investment has proved
=" non handsome one. SIR. r. G. Morton Was re-
eierted president, Mr.. J. II. Montague treasurer,
navcnnort ami e.. l.. LathrOp were added 10 the
directory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
H., Ann. NJ Starr = Brewer street

Mrs. Annie NJ. Starr. 8 Brewer street,
New London. Conn. writes: " have used
your medicine for number of months and
find il sure cure have suffered since
a child with neuralgia headache. and have
spent dollars upon dollars on medicines
for this purpose alone without any benent
until / got Your Bradycrotine."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
Organs for Churches.

THIS Is the season OF the year for the
churches 10 buy organs. and 10 would be
well for tho Organist5 and committees 10
consult Mr. Manly B. Ramos, as he - an
organist and fully appreciates the needs OF
churches. At has storo can be- found seye-
raj different makes Of organs, and churches
can buv on the most reasonable terms and
Old organs will bee taken ~ trade at their
ful valua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
Organs for Churche-.

within the three past weeks we have
supplied fourteen churches and mission
sunday schools with organs. az prices
ranging from SO 20 SjJo. our facilities
are better than any house IN Viz
gina Tor selling the better class of musi-
cal Instruments. Be sure 10 see us before
buying. Send your committees % oul
store. on Main street next % coruer oi
Ninth street old organs ara taken at
their tuu value 10 part payment.
MANLY b. RAMOS 4 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Mrs. Kosalna Wendlinger, wife oi Mr. An
~, lVendIinger. died at her residence, No.
tIyi'' ',ft second street. yesterday afternoon AT
20 o'clock Ia the 35th year OF her age. inc
80 tt,',ased Was a most estiinable lady.
me funeral will take p'n,e from ine 1erinan
Evangelical Lutheran ch"FOn 'o-Dioi'ON "''o'-
,..,,u az 4 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

rb. yir,inia Agricultural Society has JUST is.
- a c.rcfully-prepnred and ncauy-pfinted
rstaio,u. giving toe list ol premiums onsfe1 ~
e"cn department ot TIE Exposition 10 se enss nela
''' ''''('a, ,,,stty eugagtd iu sending those 'aih-
'',.''. o, III over the country and making on
,,f.- Tor he gaii,us contests. Tho e1po'i'o"
,.,.,uisf.- 10 DC a Nlg Edcrrsh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

By Telegraph 70 ihe Dlspatcn.

fBy teIoEraph 70 IH' UI9pAI'u.I
MARIANA, AK, Mas &J.--Appailng reports
come from the loBlands on the -. Francis and
White rivers. II Is estimated that al least 'OJD
reNr,lc have been rendered homeless and -
iives LOST In tho Arkansas bottoms, and the re-
mort comes from the White ana IT. Francs
river country that several negroes and Indians
hnvn hncn drOWned there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Up to the time oi Leaving hs 9'nSo nee csonnIuson
noso,l"d he would appoint 10 .he vacant Bona
a. ~ Tne claims Of several Of the gentlemen
uno have been spoken OF In this connection arc
naf,o sfroneIy urged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
JOHS BOWERS,
large stock Refrlgerators.

For impure or thin Blood, Weakness, VA
larta. Neuralgia. Indigestion, and biliol-nes-
take Browns Iron Bitfers. 10 gives strength
making old persons feel young ana young pos'
sons strong. Pleasant 20 take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

DO not let your daughter forget her
music il you go % the country for the
summer Call on rs and We will rent a
piano AZ o small price that can be carried
at small expense T. your summer resort.
MANLY Il. RAMOS i Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

The following cases were oisp"'o' VI ~ '"'
CIV Circnit Court yesterday; . o..,,or
r. N. boiling against Jennings " "rahgor
e." : r. Watkins against the commonwealth
y-r4t,.t and Judgment Tor piaii'ih'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
JOHS Bowers,
Mantels. Thing, AMI Crates.

II your complaint is want Of appetite Try hall
winc-glass Of ASG0sICRA BirERs hall an hour
before dinner. Beware ~ countorfeiis. Ask f0r
the genuine article, manufactured By Dr.. j. G..
Y Stogert * Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

noecelamntion contest for the Woods medal
ii,,,,c ~ ,Iace i'm the chapel OF Richmond Cot
,er ton6rrow night al s:l5 o'clock. seie.i0ns
f-om tho oratory OF Phillips pani1 anr esr'
VIZ, VIZ v land and 5. j. Young. The College Man
h't. % ~ y,,h win furnish music for tho evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Don't Waste Money Paying Rent.
Let r. b. Chalfn & Co. sell you nice
homo with AL modern Improvements on
monthly-paymeut plan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
MCADAMS & BERRY,

What you buy in good faith ougii' 70
be sold IN good faith. ltsa good tn'ng
70 cot "A good thing. hut It isn good
thing to pay TOO much for II.
A poor suit of clothes IS dear 20 Sn,
pries; there are prices a; which good
suits are dear. lou strike the riSh'
kind of combination wien moderate
cos, and good quality go nani IN hand !;
these are the circumstances un'. I "'''' I
you get your moneys worth every ums lan
when buying one Of our So Sl0' ST.
or Sl5 Suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
Tho following paragraphs from 'he platform
Washington's Convention.

VANc0UyfR WAsH.. May 2j.-Ihe democratic
state Convention met nere today. lAe c1h'rh.
ton strongly endorses Cleveland, but reiialnei
from instructiug the delegation.
The following were chos 10 as delegates: John
Collins. &. ". Griggs. +. l.. Hogan, h. D. ~nifey,
NJ. ). Maloney, II. ;. Bland!ori, W. II. Dimphy'
ana j. n. Mundy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
c,,.s,one n winner.

Al the bench-show of the CALIFORNIA
Kennel Club. recently held at 1 ban FRAN ~
cisco. Sam. X. Gladstone, a GRANDSON OK
Trinket. % carried Of the hrst prize IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Buy the improved Perfection Refrigera
tor. Headquarters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Improved Perfection Eefr gerator the
hest SYusog a. ilUNDLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Gathright'. Furniture auction sales
continue only today and tomorrow
lFridayl AZ 1890 4. II. fow such opportun-
ties offered. see auction advertisements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
SiciSS FIOuRciR6.
sac. Nhcetin6 for 25c.

II is going lively, Just as W. predicted.
Such good. heavy, round-throad. seam-
less Shee,lng, full yards wide. az 2jc.
ward is one OF our summer bargains
you don't want 10 miss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
NEW JERSEYS CONVENTION.
The Delegates Instructed TO Vote for
Cleveland for President.

TRENTON. ". T.. May 25.-The Democratic
state Convention met in Taylors Opera-liouse
hero 40 noon to-day. Judge Chnunccy j. Beas-
ley 81 Mercer county. was made temporary
cuairman. After tie u ual routine proceedings
q recess was taken until % p. N.
On r-ss-emhing cx-Concressman Mcdonald
OF Hudson county. was made permanent cnai.
mar. Ine ele ,ion ri district delegates iof
loved. and, liFe al the other proceedings oil th,
day. WAS attended WITH rAcieWeIi' tncie u,lut
a -irrp Test iu several districts. Iue ioil0"'
ing are district dolcrate-. First Dl-trlcf-'cofst
A.. 4 .rker and William =. Thompson. OF 6.ol'r-
trrt second IOtn. "a. 0-l!irr e'
Thomas T.. D. tct- itrd lltiil't ', A'.
and John Hone. Jr Fourth Uisrr.rt-J uhr-. OBJ
Cornish and j. Nelson l.lcOrk. Fnth uis'r,.f-
Louis Brauu and D. r. taIligan. sixth District
Gottfried kreugcr and Jonu b. Hl-onhury
seventh District . Robert ia "a ana bruNi- hc-
Iauenlin. Eighth lii-tlie'-'I seph ". li'- az,
Tnofu14 Nevin- The convention 10 3.iJ +. VI
adjourned without speecl-maAins
PLATFORM PARAGRAPHS.
Tho following paragraphs from ,he platform
are fcyIu1l:
ps..Ir,f That vifh p iull recognition ~ there
sronsibiluy 0f the demo 'racy of Sew J'r-ol
towards fhenat onai Democracy. we name as oI
candidate f1r fhe presidency the stat '-m1n "h
i0lily took The ier.-iv" step in tn" way oi taft
| ralorrn. and 90 emphasize our preference vs. d.
atm Z our dcrcafe- t0 cast the y0'e of fae stat
| for Grover Cleveland as long as hi7 name d Dc
| fore the convention.
| PeslnfI, That We condemn the policy oi fre
| coinage 4 derr .ciatrd legal-tenicr silver aI
! n go 'urfLer pufcha-es ~ silver bullion unde
ae Republican legislation ot lo.l' ana We De-
| lIrye that the whole matter OF the usa oi siyr
! as a money metal should ho rcleeai 4 o. The ~
| fure concerted action of thoclmmercai nations
! The platform was adopted with Whiri of en
| ftusiasrn. tho delegates cheering and @ren'hln
! tho rags from The decorations and waving theu
| wildly. o..
| Tie tariff plank condemns The Mckinley hi
| lays claim 10 reciprocity as ieob.e step in On
| direction II tariff reform as laid down ~ Pre-
| dent Cleveland, nud -ays ihai me DemO'taii
nartv should continue its battles for tariff rc.ori
! until that reform T. embodied iu the statutes %
| tina [ uited States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
MAet q REoads,
5O9-5ll east Broad street,
May 20, 1892.

Some OF the very best bargains of the
season are now being put on orr count
ers. Woollcn Dress Snitings have never
been sold ~ low, for a good. reliable
grade of texture, as We are olerng them
this week.
1T zoe.
a splendid assortment Of I.ustrs Cash
meres in striped effects, in medium
shades.
1T 39c.
Nearly our entire stock u Ioc Dress
Goods Is being offered now at Sc. Ger
tainly such values VII hal responsive
buyers.
ChallieS, re.
We place on sale To-Day an immense
variety of the newest sty .es and coorings
Ia Wash Challies at DC yard.
,Na6ROlta NullS, SIC.
The latest and the cheapest wash goods
ever shown are the Magnolia Muls at
Sc. The designs are new aud very
pretty.
D0RcaSfey WUSijRS. Joe.
\ wash material, one yard wide, in
pretty designs that vii create a senss-
tiOn TO-DAY.
Coyled Oy6andie, 12ic.
The coolest. the prc'tiest and dainti-
est Of all wash dress goods. We predict
a rush on these goods az once.
StciSS FI0unciR6.
We place on sale to-day special 10,
Of new Embroidered SWISS flouncing
new style Of embroidery, g inches
vide, at 2Jc, 3jc., Doe, 7Jc., and a
yard. Every piece Is a big bargain, ani
As we cannot duplicate this lot We ad,i'o
an early call.
soc. ShcetiH6 for 25c.
1t is going lively, just as W. predicted.
Such good. heavy, round.throad. seam
. less Shee;ng, full . yards wide. al -jc.
n ward is one Of our summer bargains
you don't want 10 miss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Old papers for sale at tals oliico al y
cents per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Tho continued case OF Joseph Hancock charged
s,.ft .ufaellinc 500 from tho Consolidated
Beuencial A--O.laiion, was certified 10 the liust-
iu.a Court.
Frank sharp c0lored) paid - ana costs for
s,-,ti-', aud Wounding A. A. Chalkley with i'll
tent 10 ALL.
Aldermen James Bahcn aud Edward :.
Holmes .r0 lrrl' were assessed ss.1O ana
costs each i0i Gshtiug ON The street
Nannie Penn .rooredl paid c. for as-aulting
and attempting 20 cut Chaile. jackson, Jr.
Tom Robinson, MAJOR Dillon, Joseph Barker
white ana Walter Johnson lcoloreiJ were sI
nnei for 0ghtug and creating disturbance IN
300 bar-folIn of Chris. hOss.
Ibe ease Of 1heo Jennings. charged with
ke.Diur his bar-roOm open On sunday, was dis
missed.
and tre-pa4.ing ON the promises OF a. D.. Harris,
emI shooting his dog. was sent 80 the County
Colrt, as tho affair occurred outside the city
Limits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

Nearly our entire stock u 5oc. Dress
Goods is being offered now at Sc. Ger.
tainly such values w..l Gai responsive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
MEETINGS Fourth Thursday.

ACCA rRgpTE. MYSTIC SHRINE.
BtRsHALL LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PfrHiA+.
JFFFrRsoN LODGE. KSlHWr4 OF PYrniks
ENDOWMENT SECTION, kNlunls Oh PtlblAA
AURORA LODGE, OpD-rFftoN3.
ROlNE LOpGE. ODn-FEilNNs
yARIsA TRlBE, Rtp NM.
PAwNEE Tribe, RID NkN,
NaSrEO TRIBE. sEp NhN.
yrRGIStA IOrGB, kNiGHfS oF HONOR.
COLOsfAI COUNCIL, LhGiQS 0F u1Nnk.
OLD DONINIOS LODGE, GOLDEN cuAiN.
A. W. GLINS cot SCH. aMkkifAS HElhlNit-'
BRANCH 40, 231, tR0N lAfL.
RRANCH No. 27i IRON RAIL.
BRANcH 40. 33, HOS HALL
wEsT-BND rQUirABLE LEAGUE.
CYNTHus GROVE, pRCfp-.
MONROE GROyR pRUlps.
IkE LODGE, rcSfL
YrIrOp LODGE. COOP TENPfARs.
JgFFERsON L0DGg, GOOD iTNPt,Fs.
RwALTER RALEIGH. sOS3 0s 81 GtOh9E'
STUART HORSE GuAkp.
BROTHERHOOD Qa fAiMERs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

The petition dii not meet with much aIcces3
as lar az obtaining signature was concerned
but II vas slccrs-fll iu creating pncaslne's bJ
the show Of opposition to tho Thomas plan
As result WHOM the security-hoidors ani the
cOnforouca meeting VAS hold later ln me day
many of the holder, were frightened a. the
prospect of trouble and before the meeting AL
oarned "a resolution Was passed requesting
Drexel. Morgan S. Co.. t1 undertake mo trof-
ganllaton, formulate plan, aud appoint a
| committee.
Itlstaken fo- granted fhaf DreHcl, Morgan X
! Co. Will assume tle flsl, as 70 ia unieIsioli ny
| many that they nlre uecn wauinr for a chance
q control the reorganization oi me r. s'eui ihe
| plans considered by tne committee ~ three VIII
| bs turned oscr % Dreye. Morgan s. CO. 20 te-
| l,.f from or they may draw up one of tneir own.
Ihey are given 'ul power to exercise thelr ll-
| cretion i'm making "a plan 'p rcofshnilo ah tn"
properties in the systom or simply % ptoflne
| Tor .ne reorganization ~ tne r. hwoud criminal
proper r. s reported that mo steps taNeh To-
| lay will be- followed by ne r'-ol'eiion oi Cen
e-al Thomas "a Pres .lelt Ol tue L.s. lenn5-see
! urllerfg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
DORcaSfer JiUSljRS. Joe.

\ wash material, one yard wide, in
pretty designs, that vii create a sensa-
ton TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26
C0yIed Or6andie, 12ic.

The coolest. the prc,ties', and dainti-
est Of all wash dress goods. We predict
rush on these goods az once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-26

~ unusual -'onf O0fnrreI Ilsl hII't no
.io-iuro tuc court. Nr. ". %. Mosrley, a guard
4f tbe uopitcutIaly, declared that he recognized
Howard Jar a nau named Blake, who was reared
.r second street.. lne prisoner denied that ihis
was trIe. Nr. Moselcy said that he knew that he
was tne sam, msn' ana mat De wa struih hAI
,,..,riy killed about eighteen years ago by 90 ln
names! bonner Gilman 40 The old baseball phl k.
Ue,, hs pulled Of HoVaris hat and cried
" Here ). The very s'ar; your name Is Blaze
u.va.t. however. dIsolaimcd that his real name
,ga. iIate. put admitted that Is war not Howard.
NYoue knew anything about tho other PRISON
crs.