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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

THE MATTER or RULES.
No Radical Changes from Previous
Methoas-An Interesting Discovery.

CHICAGO. Ill, June 2l.-Ihe Committee on
Rnlos and Order of business met IN tho after
noon and intrusted its work 10 the hands OF a
Of seven members, OF which A.
/. Clnrdy, o. Missouri, was made chairman.
The sub-sOmmltfee vas in session for over iOur
hours having discovered that there were Ia e4-
isisnco no rules Of preceding conventions. nri
proceeded 70 formulate a iuil set. With the
rules OF the present House OF Representatives
a. q basis they made complete set oi rules
winch viii he presented 20 the convention to-
morrow. There are no radical changes over pre-
vi0us convention methods, and II j. probable
that tue report ull be nc once adopted and re-
uortcd 70 the convention. Tho committee was
much Interested % lee rn that the last few rules
adopted hy q National Democratic Convention
,gere adoutel ia 1872.
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nlany NIIshaps at Windsor.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR, y. C., June 21.-Two negro men
were brought here yesterday evening and put IN
fail. charged with wBylayng and beating man
nearly to death on the road near Lewiston.
LILLIAN Stokes and Newell Kenny were wrest-
linz yesterday m the village Of loward's. kenny
had knife in his hand and Stokes accidentally
struck his arm with tho knife and was cut very
severely.
Anght occurred in J.. 5. Dolls carriage-inanu-
factory Saturday evening between John hoies,
a young nan. and Mount Folfs. ROdes struck
Fclfs with a piece OF iron and rendered hlm
spoc'hless for some time.
The little son o. the proprietor Of tho Freeman
House, about 4 years old, while playing IN VIM
GOw Knocked the prop out and the sash ieh on
his arms, inluring them very seriously.
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scraps from scotland Neck.

lCorres sp0udcnco OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. y. C., juno 2l.-Mrs. /. X.
Mills. OF Wake Forest. Is here visiting her daugh-
ter. 1rs. Claude kitcnin.
Mr. h. :. Hull, OF Charleston, S. c.. Is here on
visit 10 his relatives.
tlr. !. A Pttman has gone 20 Tar0orO.
Rev. Mr. Walker preached 10 the colored peO-
pie here last night. He 10 an evangelist sent out
by the Episcopal Church especially for the color
ed people. Services Woro hold IN the Episcopal
church and the colored people were admitted.
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The RECORD.

IT, t To. p
Memphis. is............3 o o ! o l o. Is
ChatianoOgas .......0 90 % o 90 o 90 Is >
Batteries-MOrris and Bolan; Phillips and
Riddle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

number Of other friends a; Kingslcy's, the Dell
monico's q chicafo. tonight.
Hundreds of delegates visited the Expedition
Grounds this afternoon.
Tho oDnoNions tsn horns. 20 common In Rich
mond at cotia,mse, aro 90 bc heard ahont an Of
tac hoiels tonight. The Indianians are paradlus
me Streets carrying banners aud tutoring shouts
for Cleveland and Gray. W. Il, c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
NhITEasoNs sURReNpeR.

i'..s-re 10 secure Cleveland
hoai.aliou bY Acciamatiou.
.,.- telegram - the Dispatch.I
Iii, iuuo 2i.-The surrender Of
... 4. Cleveland is tie talk Of The eve
-i o. ae thugs that have heard
..an .fa loi cfeiiiable 70 the brilii4n.
i Ihefe 81 a great pressare being
.Ft .a'lmsny. and all the Bill and
81. -'f.i.9as TO make tne nomination Of
y -ocamaiion, but the majority Of
t. i-.g gent the vote recorded. The
LII. '.ia- meu from Virginia and North
'.fo.i4l VII stand firm.
.. sHae expectation that the coryen-
Ind. 81 ~fo1gt its work "Wednesday, since
49,. '"n tlat TIE syrac1sals have asked
"4iLai@e taeir contest
q isEl giTILa InGLISG.
al, 10y a. feeling between tie Tammauy
4,' nien is bitSer ana many excited
&. -''"s Lave ieken place IL TIE hotel CORR
4 'e'vh Bryan handsomely entertained
'''s d the Virginia delegation and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
MEMPHIS WINS kGfsS.
Pits. TENN. Iune ~ .--1Ia Nomnh

MEMPHIS, Tenn. June .l.--lhc Memphis club
scored the Chattanooga boys for second game
ON the home grounds this afternoon, and what is
more. shut them ont ia an easy manner. pound
ing Philips all over tho ground Attendance,
1000. score:
r. H.fi. r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
TNe CONVENTION AsseMsLEa.
Proceedings Interrupted by a storm -
Temporary Organization Efsctcd.

CHICAGO, III. Jnoe 2l. AT half-pa8t II
O'Clock Tho great wigNam Was the coolest place
VA Chicago. The planks az the floor, the great
tinbcr standards, the roof-in fact, the onuro
s'rnctlrc-wae yet moist from ite drcnching by
the furious rains Of Saturday last Tho result
was cool, damp atmosphere, Ike that OF
country cellar on hos Summer Gay Wncu tho
walls sweat and diip with moisture. To tlcso
pioneer spectators who had climbed The ontcr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

refuses 70 recommend n froe-coinago bimetallic
plank an appeal should DO taken to the conYcn-
lion. There was much talk among tho oclesatcs
rreseni at the conference oi throwing the sup
rort IL the sllgor States 10 no People party IN
case the Democratic convention should not com,
ply with the GeInan1s OF Che silver int ercst' ana
il b. probable that seniaiiFes OF slo M -liNol
Sfoias vii, walt upon TIE con vcntiOn OF the party
AZ Omaha on July 4jh with that purpose IN Wow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
The sYRAcUsANs.
They Decide Not "a Lot Their Case Go
Entirely BY Default.

CHICAGO, Juue 2l.-Tho Syracuse convention
delegates met this afternoon, and after some
dlscussion decided upon their course. There nas
been considerable doobt a. 10 whether mo con-
takou. youId even put la an appearance before
Tie Crcdeutials Committee. No notice of con-
lest from New YORK has bosu given the Gre
dcpusls Oommitee BY the National Committess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
Democratic-t iubman Killed.

CHICAGO. III, June 2l.-Freiorick G. Blaicher,
a member OF the Joel Parker democratic CluDl
nf Newark. y j., fell asleep on the wniOw-sill
OF his room on the fourth floor OF tho fremont
House al o'clock this morning, lost his balance,
fell 20 the gcound. and was instantly killed.
The deceased was "A weli-tO-d0 ciiilon Of Newark
aud quite prominent in the councils OF his party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
Washington NIiIi,inmen Win.
fBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l


OMAHA, NRB. June 2l.-Ihe Judges have an
nounced the prizo-wnners In the national COM
petitlye Grill. The National fencibles, o. Wash
iugton, won the first prize. $4,000. aud the Cal
weston cnp emhlematic OF the championship.
The Saley Rides. Of Galveston, are second. and
the McC dfthy Light Guards. OF Little Rock.
third. Captain Domer. OF Washington. receives
the award 10 the captain with the best score 10
tha national drill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

= BRILLIANT JUNE WEDDING.
Mr. \. 6. Greenaway United TO Miss Irene
sale Wooddy at Fredericksburg.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispaich.l

FREnEmcEsBURG, VA. june 2l.-Miss Ireno
Sale Woody, the popular and accomplished
daughter Of Captain James T.. Woody, OF this
city, and Mr. Newell 5. Greenlgay, a prominent
vOung gentleman of Alexandria, we're united in
marriage 10 the Meiho list church here this eye-
uiur al $50 O'Clock, Rev. ". n. Hubbard per-
forming tho ceremony, assisted by Rev. kumsey
smlths0n aud Rev ". VI. POisal, ot Alexandra
'rhe lridc was becominRly and Handsomely
aitired m white silk, point lace, aud diamonds
the Jewels being The gift u the groom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

When Baby wss sick, we gass her Castor'a.
When she was Child. she cried for oastoriA
When she became Miss. she clung TO csstorsA
When sde had Caildron, she gave them CastossA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

will be launched on Tuesday tho 18th, and
tho Virginia Steamboat Company will sell
round-trip tickets 10 Norfolk or Ports-
mouth, Va, for Si.50 each. good for Ave
days. Tho steamer Ariel win leave here
Monday morning. june 9th, at 7 o'clock
This is by far tho most pleasant route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
A street-Car Driver Killed.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.i
NORFOLK, Va, june 2l.-A street-car driver
named Nannie Guy, on duty, attempted 20
board q car on Church street tonight ana was
tbrown nudor the wheels and the car passed
over his ribs ana colllr-b0ne. He died irom his
injuries within an noug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
Ho for the Brldeswnser" ssIs,

A train leaving Byrd-str depot at p.
NJ. and Elba st 3:l3 z. NJ. will take you 20
the place, and returning will take you up
comes OF this evening at li3o, and that It
presents an opportunity for solid and pro-
fitable investment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
MERITS THE HALTER.
SUCCESSFUL WORK OF A DETER
MINED FiRE-eUG AT RALEIGH.
EepubiIcan DISQUALIFICATION in Carolina
An Editor Passes Away-Cosnrr-Stonc
Laid-other State Affairs.
lsnocial talngrnm % the pI.pa,ch.l

RALEIGH. n. C., June 2l.-Nieht before last,
while Mr. Lancaster, painter, was at church
with hts family his house here was set on fire.
Tho man who set IL on arc entered through
window and hung bedding in front of the win
dows TO serve as a screen. Lancaster returned
and found the fire blazing on the door. lot Of
clothing worn by his children VAS thrown on the
Gre. IIe saved tho premises. The attempt 70
destroy tho property was renewed last nigh''
aud wns then successful Lancaster wBs again
absent and his wife and children being afraid 70
remain in the house went 10 Tint Ot relative.
Tue house was set on ire IN the inside, as before
and burst ont Ike 1as1. Arson Is rare crime
here and - capital ono. Tho house burned
was owned by Rev. Dr.. w. $ Black, snperin-
tendeut Of the Oxford Orphan Asylum.
GOVERNOR noLT's MOVEMENTS.
Governor Holt left to-day for Buffalo Springs,
expecting to remain week. IL is inen LIS M
iention to spend a few days in Morehead City
nj the Teachers Assembly.
Mr. Edward A. Heart died this morning at his
horne Durham, OF consumption. For years he
was confidential secretary 70 Colonel Julian ;.
Carr, OF Blacswelrs Durham Tobacco company.
ELECTED BY oFFIcE-HoLDERs.
There il another row between the Mott ana
tho Enyos factions OF the Republican party, due,
il is stated to-day, TO tho election OF Henry d..
Cogles as a member Of the National Executive
Committee. COwles Is an antagonist Of Dr.
Mott. the leader or mo INSTRUMENTATION
forces, and the latter claims that the Office
holders elected .Cowles Just as tney nominated
Harrison
EDITOR TIPrOS DEAD.
Editor Ben. L. Upton. Of the Mt. Holly (Gaston
county, Nelcs died yesterday He had conducted
the paper nve years. lie bad previously done
newspaper work az Salisbury and hing Noun
tain.
This afternoon the cornor-stone OF the main
building Of the Presbyterian State Orpbanage az
Barium Springs, Iredeli county was laid IA the
presence Of many people. The old buildings
were burned some months ago.
AyAiUABLE OFFICER.
While there IL much talk about the recei'er-
shin of the Richmond and Dangihe railway there
Is q general expression OF opinion Ia this state
that Colonel 4. 3. Andrews should continue 20
mold q high position IN the company. lie has
been its handspring in North Carolina and has
for years been president of some OF its Des'-pay'
ING branch lines
W. 3. kodman. OF Washington, was to-day
Commissioned major OF the First Battalion OF the
First Regiment, y. G. ). :. G., vlee HaloweH, re-
Aligned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
,-y-Chairman 0weDS'S Speech
49,.
assuming His Office.
r9 b0GlIlOY DELEGATES.
.I Invited TO Second The NOmI-
lg,.oa Of llill.
INVENTION INCIDENTS
t-.rdine the Great Gathering
r....irli ir Attractive form-Nd-
r.-t Possible To-Day.


-lamto Che n!sQatch.l
... e1.-Tho Democratic wiz
.,.r.l convention began ifs
.- .oil to resemble an ice
f..t nor such an ise-house
--.l VIRGINIA. but such one
.. .fOrr- of TIE kenncOec and
..,',,,.,..... d. il i- nr,-e-
.. really better taan 1t looks.
.. llt the interior IS Rool
..IN. tNaL-hhiS'
I-r..tHo people. and tho dele
.sl.t may be ca'ioi the pir
.. fns-eats rise in ampni-thca-
,..tform upon which IS Tie
..I tlc ri.ll ana left o; the
r.o.tieT respondents,
....t t..eof tile platform is a gal
....nIi stauoued and from which
-.l ..oI music when 10 played at
.u.-iL
....... ,sn THE ctEOfINIANs.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

Don't forget the excursion to Dutch CAD
on the ARIEL tomorrow tihrysdas) night
A pleasant time Is promised Oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

The Republican state Convention Of Maine met
IN Portland yesterday. Henry ID. CioAyos, OF
Portland, was nominated By seclamstioa for
GovospoT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

was to settle on the various commit comea. TO
the surprise Of all Mr.. Wattar50n, who he'd been
slated TO serve on the Committee on Resoln-
lions. declined 20 accept the place. Jhis action
was taken as an indication mat Nr Natters0n
did not want 20 be hempcred With committee
work but desired TO bo free go rs 20 throw nii ms
energies into the nght for Cleveland. II was
also said That Mr. Watterson would make
speech sccOnding the nomination ot Mr. Glove
iaud. which Wili DO a ma terpicce oi oraiOfy
Woro he on the Platform Committee Mr. Wat
tcrs0n would have no time 20 prepare his speech,
ana this was also given ns reason Tor his
decnnation % serve. lie wil however, DO con-
suited.
Pat walsh for Cleveland.
Patrick Walsh, OF the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle,
formerly an anti-Cloycland man, ssid to-day :;
"Tne convention will Do harmonious. Ihcre
win De no opposition 90 Ci6vciand. Every efOrt
will be made 90 reconcile the differences De-
tween the friends o. Cleveland and hlll' so that
when the convention ali0urns there VIII be the
utmost unity and confidence. Cleveland VIII
receive the iuli support Of tho party and VIII
gain IN strength. Cleveland h the strongest
candidate that n be nominated. IL Cieyeiand
cannot he elected 10 would be idle 70 think IA 1t
Hin, GOrmau. BOies, or Morrison could be
elected. All the delegates VIII uni'o IN good
fauh Tor Cleveland and tariu reform. AS an
evidence o. the friendly feeling South Carolina
will not Withhold her consent 10 maze the nonI-
milton uuagimOus."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

All druggists sell A. u. G. Alternative. the
great blood medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
Jons BOWER
Tire-Place Heaters.
MEETINGS-FOarth Wednesday.

MANCHESTER LODGE, NAcHiNfsfs.
BROTHERHOOD OF HLAcksArHs.
RICHMOND LODGE, CHOSEN FRIENDS.
sol IDlFps-HOgL LODGE, GOOD rEAPLARS.
CT MEMORIAL LODGE, GOOD iEAPLABs.
FLBA BExEPfCIAr SOCIETY.
"B" COMPANY, FIRsT VIRGINIA. REoIAkSr.
GOODWILL COUNCIL, MECHANICS
HENRICO COUNCIL, ROYAL ARCtNrN.
CUMMINGS ASSEMBLY, GOOD FEILOns.
MADISON COUNCIL. HONE CIRCLE.
VIRGINIA TENr. KNIGHTS or hACcABEEa
POCAHONfAs Tribe. RED MEN.
MARIHA WASHINGTON LODGE, KNIGHTS OF HONOR
SCHILLER LODGE, ODD-FELL0w3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
Error In Price.

In lssac sycle Is Co.'S advertisement Sunday
the price Of Combination ructlng should have
been 2J cents Instead Of SO cents, n printed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
Our CLEARING SALE
OF
NEN'S SIS. $40. $3.50, And S2S SUITS
FOR
$3.50

will be continued until they are closed
out, and every man who would consult
his own interest had better be on hand
as early as possible. Owing to being
oyerstocked we are forced to sacrifice
these suits at from 80 to 90 per cent be-
low regular prices. They are made OF
the finest Imported Cassimeres Che
yiots, Humespuns, Bannockburns, and
several lines OF Black Cheyiots and
Corkscreys are included in this sale,
and rival the most expensive custom
work in make, fit. and finish. Gentle-
men, ii you delight. in wearing iins
clothing come in this week and take
your choice from this truly superb line
of Suits, marked and been selling ct
s25, s22. so, $50. and SlS sor only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
The Battle-ShIp Iexa.

A. b. c. Alternative contains no mercury
Remember that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

II you suffer from ioosspess Of The bowels
AyGosruRA BIrrERs will surely cure you. Be-
ware Of counterfeits end AJAX tor thc genuine
article. prepared by DR.. j. q. 3. siegest & SonA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
1DNN DpNfi-,s
Large Stock Refrgerstora

MALARIA cured and 'eradicatci from the eys-
tom by Browns Iron Rittera, which en-iches tho
blood. tones the nerves, aids digestion. Acts iiko
n charm on persons in general III health, giving
new energy aud strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
WILSON, PERMANENT CHAIRMAN.
Dubignon, Of Georgia, Also Voted For
Sheerin. Of Ind. Permanent Secretary.

CHICAGO. III, June 21.-Ihe Committee on
Permanent Organization elected William J. Wiz
som Of West Virginia. permanent chairman, and
y. T. Sheerln, of Indiana, permanent secretary.
The name of j. G.. DubignOn, ol Georgia, was
presented for permanent chairman. but SIR. Du-
bgnou appeared before the committee and oX-
Dlaiued that the presentation ol Lis name vas
without mis- approval B0ta men wore voted Tor,
however aud Mr. Wilson evidently having de-
cidod majority, his election was made unani-
nous, OIL motion ~ Sir Dubiclon'a friends with
OUT tie result 0l the ballot beng ANNOUNCED.
The Platform.
CHICAGO Juno -hv-secrefGry Bayard. q
Delaware. chairman Of the Committee on KesO-
lutions. EXPRESSED himself tonight 20 tho effect
that there is no difference Of opinion among the
committee upon any subject but the silver ques-
tion and none there tuat is serious. lie is con-
Gfen, the platform VIII be ready Tor presentation
when the convention assemblies at II o'clock to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
Il Quarter Of.

There is this resemblance between
cheap and charity: They both cover
n multitude of sins. This doesn't
frighten Ms. We have taken from % to
- per cent oifthe cost OF our 700 suits.
They were cheap before We did it.
They we're a good purchase before that
reduction, and we need not tell you how
much better purchase they are now.
If this, like charity, covers any sin 1t
isn't any sin that the buyer suffers for
It's the sin OF letting things go at q big
sacrifice. There are sins Of omission as
well as commission-don't commit the
sin of omitting to take advantage Of this
biggest Of big chances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

At the appointed hour tho bridal party en-
tered the church from The centre aisle IA the
following order: Master Albert hlng, dressed
i'm blnck velvet and cream--lik blouse, with
pretty little Adele Lo0cserman, OF Richmond, IN
cream silk and ribbons The bride wiki her
maid OF honor. Miss Florence King, 'hen fol-
lowed, Miss King being handsomely attred IN
white SILK and point lacc. On thor arrival at
the altar the usners formed @ semi-circla, ana
fhe grocm with his best man Ar. VI. X. Cation.
of Alexandria, entered from the yestry-roOm
ana joined lnc bride.
The ushers we're Messrs. Charles Fisher, OF
Alexandria; Wat.On Daley, OF Victoria, Tex:
Eddie Autcalt. St Louis, NO.: Charles House
worth, orange, Va; Dr. ). l.. lompsins, and
Arthur ROwZie, Of this city.
Tie church was beautifully aud eiabOrately
decorated, and was crowded TO its utmost ca-
pac.ry.
after the ceremony tho bride and groom and
Il few OF their intimate friends were rendered
handsome reception at tho residence Of the
brides parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

sick Headache Cured
by DR.. DAyID's LIVER Pills, tie most pleasant
aud reliable family medicine known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22


State Of New York. 1he political parties OF
Tie day are not the parties Of the last de-
cade. Their names are the same, but neH
men represent them both. Tho great Domo-
cratic party has gained wisdom, By experience.
is deals With great national questions cn
fundamental principles. II IS forgetting the
past unpleasantness, and ia living and -four
ishiBg in a grand and real present. Its policy
Of good government embraces all people, white
aud black. rich and poor. North ana south. Tho
Ref u 1lican party o. to-day, which We turn away
irom in sorrow, stands a. sectional party, az a
poll deal necessity. 1t is dictatonai, oYerooar-
ng autCcratic.'
SEVENTEEN STATES REPREsEsIEe
The roll OF delegates showed seventeen states
represented.
At the evening session permanent organiza-
finn was formed rs follows: President, :. l..
Marsh Of Iowa delegates az large 10 the Nation
al Democratic Convention; FIRST Ni,e-fresilent,
A. l. Manning, Of Indianapolis; Second vice.
President. VI. 4. a. EastOn. Of -. Louis, pfesi-
dent Oh the negro Democratic clubs who stuinped
the state for Palmer and was mOlbed while
speaking for Cleveland tour years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

Those present were Mrs. James p. Woody.
mother of tho bride, black silk, pearl chiffon
Mrs. GrecnaWay, Of AleNandrii, mother OF the
groom, black silk, cream chiffon Mrs. william
J. King black crenadine, diamonds; Mrs. X Z.
Ioo.ksrmausOI RichmJnd, rose silk. cream chif-
fon. and diamonds; Mrs. j. h eaton, OF Alex
andria. black silk ana lace; Mrs. y. ID. kerie-
noiyo, Of Alexandria, blue SIX, lace trimmings;
Mrs. Frank Daley, of Alexandria, black
lace, hehOtr5pe trimmings. Slrs. V. NJ.
Rowzlc black silk, cream trimmings: Mrs.
Cherries t. colo. black silk, heliotrope tiim-
nings; MIS-. X. 49, Merchant, back silk and lace;
Miss Alice Woody, cream six and lace; Mss
Grace King. blue silk ana lace; Miss hunice
Pgit hard, ~ Washington, waite iace aud pearls;
Miss Carrie FtzhGgn, Of Alezendria. white crepe
de chine; Miss Mary Greenaway, o: Alexandria,
pearl SIX; siss Mary Merchant, white silA and
pearls Miss Ida ROwzie, cream nun's-yeiling and
lace.
The gentlemen present were Mr.. Frank Dale,
of Alexandra: SIR Il. e.. LOOckerman, oI kich-
nona: Nj. j. X CatCn, oil Alexandria; Captain
X. Is. Berry, Garnet King, Henry Garnet, ). l..
Andersen, aud ". ii. Merchant, ~ this city.
Alter the rece i'm the ncwiy-married couple
LETT on the late tram og Hn extended bridal tour,
ana on their return viii reside IN Alexancfia.
They carry with them The best sisne5 OF large
cir,le of friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22
'IUU ". ~ N IIIIdIIl1 UIIH "
Springfield, III. About nity othe
dance.
ADDRESSES.
, a permanent organization was


Before a permanent organization was effected
addresses on the tarif and President Hatrlsons
alleged IN treatment Of the colored people we're
made by Johnson, Turner. hoss, and iayiOf'
Johnson, in part spoke a follows;
I'VE are here to-day because we believe the.
Republican party has OutligeI it, usefulness, M
lea 30 far rs II relates 70 tho negro, and that IL
j. our duty 10 east about for safer anchorage
We believe that Grover Cleveland, when
lirosd mt Oi the United States, gave tho
best assurance. possible that under
Democratic rule, the AFRO Americans best ln-
teresis, ms liberty and happiness were uliy coh-
served. j know by experience and personal Oh
seryati0n that the ciYl, public, ami political
rights Of my race were never better conserved
ly any executive than they were by David b.
Iliil when he was Governor OF the great Empire
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ourselves from tho chickering's and heartburnings
that characterized the Rcpublioan party when
II Marshal Ney went down at Minneapolis Jc-
brigade