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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Personal Notes from Charlottesville.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch-l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 2j.-At tho
urgent request Of the Final Committee Of
Washington Literary Society of the Uni
versity of Virginia, Mr.. Raleigh G. Crump-
Ter, of Suffolk, has consented TO speak IN
Mr. Moss's stead who is Ill ut Rocky
Mount. Mr. Crumpler was the first presi-
dent of the southern Oratorical Assocla-
ton.
Mr.. r. L. Lloyd has in bis possession o
copy of tue Cisier County Gazette. dated
January 4, 1909. Ii is III mourning for
General Washington.
I'VE Olde English Fayre Of Sgynte john"
which was held at Birdwood yesterday,
was most enjoyable occasion, and hand
some sum was realized for the church at
Ivy Depot.
Visitors to Monticello during the past
several days were J.. II. Pierce. Chris
tiansburg, Va; ". A. Burrell, Boston: o.
c. Waters, Pennsylvania; W. l.. Daven-
port. Lindell. Va. X. NJ. Howe. Rich
mond i. J. Walters, Cincinnati: G. VIM
cent Buck. Poughkeepsie; G. p. Shaw,
United States Navy: Mrs. Shaw; Miss
Bell. Mississippi: Miss Fox, Washington.
ID. c.; Henry 4. Pipes. United States
Navy: V. II. Bailey. Natural Bridge;
Charles p. Lasslter. Petersburg; Miss Rosa
l.. Nelson, Hanover county; Mrs. j. NJ. De-
Lacy and Miss f. G.. DeLacy, White Sui
phur Springs; Miss Louise Robertson,
Russell Hope, DanyIlle; Joseph Taylor.
Appomattox Courthouse, and Miss Berta
Williams, Low Moor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
SUNDAY. JUNE 26. 1892.
THE FEATURES OF TO-DAY'S PAPER.

THE OLD DoMINIoN-society's Flight to
Mountain Broezes and Seashcre Bathing
Personal Notes from All the Cities and Prin-
cipal Towns Of the State.
OLD VIRGINIA BLOOD-Ancesfry OF the Dis
tinguished Family of Wes.--An Cninter-
rupted Line from Clodion, King OF the salic
Franks in 423.
LITERARY NOTES-Gossip az 10 Writers and
the Books They Produce-Methods, Manners
and Personal Traits OF Authors and Pub
fishers.
V. NJ. l. FINAL BALL-A Dazzling Scene OF
Youth ana Beauty in the Mcss-Hall-Two
Hundred Couples on the Floor-Dancers and
the Costumes
PRESIDENT II. b. HYDE-Colonel Cockeriirs
Story of Remarkable Business Career-The
Keynote Of His Own Life Instrumentation
with Large Policies.
FREAKS OF sUMMER-somc Of Its Influences
Upon a Sleepy Humanity-A Churchman'S
Watch-C barm-When Mr.. Stevenson Was
Here.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE HISTORY-Doctors
Disagree-Lyon G. Tyler Replies to Tom
page-Records Quoted and original Docu-
ments introduced.
FASHIONS FANcIES-A Beautiful Dressing
Gown Part Of q Dsinty Toilct-Modes for the
Marrying Month Of June-Bridal Bouquets
Walking-Dresses
OUR NEW YORK LErTER-Donn Patt's Bio
graphy Of General George II. Thomas
Whitelaw Reid Not a Creature OF Luck
A Wel-Named and Good Novel
BATTLE-SHlP Neutrality-suspicious. for the
Launch on Tuesday Next Complete-She
Goes Overheard at IL O'Clock A NJ, High
Tide--Ga,es Open at o A. N.
THE COLLEGE CREW WINs.-Tae Students
Defeat tho Virginia Clubs Team with Ease
and Hold the Cup.
POLICE JUSTICE AssAULTED.-Mr. Andrews
Deals Hon. John J. Crutchfeld a Severe
Blow-Fined and Sent On.
THE CoNsIsToRY IN sEssIoN.-lts Onlccrs
Installed, Much Work Done and Splendid
Banquet Enjoyed.
PARKER BATTERY REUNION.-The "Boy'
Veterans to Spend Tuesday at Their Old
Headquarters, the Hewlett House
STUDENT oFFICERs-Examination OF tho
Artillery School at Old Poirt-Dinner Parties
and Other Entertainments.
FATAL HAIL-STORM-Men Killed and Crops
Destroyed in the Vicinity Of Weldon-Third-
Party Notes in Carolina.
GERMAN AID TO ITALY-A Promise Of Finan-
cial support for the Sake OF the Triple ALI
ance--General Foreign Notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
DIR. CleveIaud's Acknowledgment
New York World. yestordayl


1t used to be said OF Mr.. Cleveland that
he was somewhat inclined to regard him.
self as "a man of destiny" whose star
would lead him on and up without very
much merely human assistance.
Iii evident that however true il may
have been in the past, this is not true of
the ex-President now. Nothing could be
more appropriate or show q truer appre-
ciation Of the very great service rendered
to Mr.. Cleveland ct Chicago than his dis.
patch to Mr.. Whitney:
"BuzzARp's BAY, June 23d.
4" W. @. Whitney.
J." II must say TO you. and through YOU to
those who have acted with you, that have
grateful appreciation of the efforts made
In my behalf, aud that my admiration Is
unbounded for the pruden.s. sagacity and
gsnsralship OF my friends In Chicago.
"GRovRB OLKvELANp."
Without remarkable employment Of the
qualities mentioned BY Mr.. Cleveland his
nomination could not have been com.
passed. even though the sentiment Of the
Democrats vss largely in his favor. Il
vas ~ that be should make the aoknoW.
ledssmsnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
s. 4 PoarsmouTH MYSTERY.
A BOX Dog Up wish Hn~sn body :" IL
psrsonaI and Other Notes.

Correspondence Of tbs Richmond Dnpasco'j
Nonrolx. Juno 25.--There IS q mystery
In Portsmouth concerning . box aug M
on one Of the suburban streets containing
a humau body. Workmen laying DRAIN
pipe unearthed the box.
Information has reached here OF the
death. at Savannah. Ga. OF Mr.. John w.
Tynan. a former citizen. aud brother OF
Chief Police Frank Il. lyman. OF Ports
mouth. Mr.. lyman was an engineer on the
famous iron-clad Merrimac III the naval
battle IN Hampton Roads.
Great sorrow is expressed on the part OF
a host Of friends ut the serious illness OF
the venerable Rev. DIR. j. L.. Burrows, IN
Richmond.
WILL REPORT FOR Duty.
Mr.. Newton McAlpne. of Portsmouth.
will report for duty in the Second Auditors
Office, in Richmond, on Monday. lie Is
a son OF the late Or. Charles X. McAlpine'
Rev. s. s. Barrett is reported improving.
The funeral of Mr.. Jonn Russell, late OF
Richmond. took place Yesterday afternoon
Mt Park View. Rev. A. +. Owen conducting
the rites, after when the remains "''o
inferred in Cedar Grove cemetery.
Tho engire-house on the steam-Darge
Oak was DESTROYED by fire last night. The
firemen OF Berkeley saved the barge from
total destruction.
Commodore A. X. Benham arrived at the
nayy-yard to-day and assumed charge OF
his flagship, the Newark. His nag was ga
luted by the Newark aud frigate FranEii :.
Commodore Weayer's Tag was also saluted.
GeorgeP. Anderson has entered SUIT IN
the United States Court here against the
Hygeia Hotel Company on account OF
loss of limb ut the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
The yice.presidsntial Nominee.

The fact that Ex-Governor GBaY. of In
diana, is charged with having been q
Know-Knothing aided if it did not accom-
plish his defeat. Though Senator VooK-.
Hrrs is authority for the statement that
the accusation is baseless, q great many
delegates thought that it would DO in
judicious to put man up for the second
place on the ticket who would be kept to
some extent in defensive position
throughout the campaign.
STEVENSON got the nomination because
he is popular man. who believes In re-
wsrding men who do party service; BE-
cause while Assistant Postmaster General
he gave execution TO the Democratic
demand 70 turn the sascals OUT; b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

ION behalf Of the delegation from Virginia,
which came here divided, but which shall 20
forth as one, and on behalf OF every loyal and
true-hearted Democrat who loves tho srsas party
that bears the banner Of the people, move you,
sir, now, that ono voice shall ascend from this
convention and that every tongue shall utter the
great word that Grover Cleveland IL tho leader
In this great campaign" Tremendous sp-
plause.l
So said Senator DANIEL In seconding the
motion to make Mr.. CLxvxLAxp's nomina-
ton unanimous. motion which WAS sup
ported by BoURxx CocmAs and Governo.
FLowEs. and which prevailed With many
demonstrations Of JOY accompanying.
There Is no need to cay that Major
DANIEL will give his best energies TO tho
support Of the ticket. When he plays and
loses he pays. Its nol heads I win. tails
ron lossn With him. He never deserted .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Democratic Platform on the Force Bill.


The voters have been so much concerned
on other subjects that we doubt whether
or not they have carefully studied tho re-
ference of the platform of tho Democratic
National Convention to the dangers OF the
force bill. 1t il, as we said the other day,
a powerful indictment OF the party which
has dared to svow that It favors such .
measure. We copy once more tho oe''
portions OF it. as follows:
1--WE solemnly declare that tho nceo OF
return 10 the fundamental principles OF tree
popular government, based on nome r"'o
and individual liberty, was mover moro
urgent than now, whom the tendency 70 centrai-
izo all power at the Federal capital his become
n menace 10 tho reserved rights OF the States
that strikes of the very roots OF our government
and the Constitution as framed BY the fathers OF
the republic.
1--WE warn the people Of our common COUNTY,
jealous for the preservation Of their free ins''u-
lions, tina. the policy Of the Federal control OF
elections 70 which the Republican party has COM
mttted itself Is fraught with gravest dnn2e's'
scarcely less momentous than would result iro"
n revolution practically establishing monarchy
on the ruins Of the republic IL strikes at tue
North a. well as the South and Injuries the coioreu
citizen even more than tho white. IL meansn
horde of deputy marshals at avery poiiing-piace
armed with Federal power returning boards ap-
pointed and controlled by Federal authority the
outrage OF tho electoral rights OF tho people In
the several States; the subiugation OF the coored
people to the control OF the party In power
and the reyivlng OF RAGS an,agonism, no"
happily abatcd, OF the utmos. peril to tho saieII
and happiness Of ALA measure deliDerateiy
end Justly described by leaing kepnphcah
senator>as .the most Infamous bill that ever
crossed the threshold OF the Senate"
We may wranele over small matters. but
we must all prepare ourselves to vote
against the party that sustains the force
bill. That bill would be issue enough for
one campaign if we had no Others, but we
have Others. Never, we repeat, was more
aggressive and belligerent platform laid
down by any national party in this coun-
try than the one formulated last week at
Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
WyTHEvILLE,S ENTERTAINMENTS.
Elaborate Floral Decorations, Delicious
Menu, Varied Amusemcnts-Person

correspondence Of lhs Richmond DisDatch.l
WYrnHvrrIH. Va, June 2L-The charm
ing reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien
Gleaves last Friday evening was followed
by an equally handsome and enjoyable en-
tcrtninment on last Tuesday evening, gwen
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Brown and Mrs. Nj.
A. Poage to their many friends in Wythe-
vile. More than a hundred guests filled
the parlors and scattered themselves
about the porches and grounds, which
were softly lighted with japanese
lanterns and furnished with comfortable
seats. On mantels, tables. and in every
available spot graceful ferns were grouped
in tasteful combination with daisies. white
Titles, rosebuds, and other white o. deli
cately-tinted flowers. The small tables.
filing two rooms. were exquislteiy dainty
with their decorations of ferns and white
lilies and their furnishing of hand
decorated linens, sparkling glass. glitter,
ing silver, and shining old-fashloned
candlestlcks OF brass or silver.
The menu of old Virginia ham, Wythe
county lamb, delicious salad. Virginia
beaten biscuit. olives. sandwiches. sailed
almonds, creams, ices, variety OF beauti-
full homemade cake. coffee. and cham
payne punch was more appetHing even
than it sounds, for the dainty delicious
ness Of each carefully-prepared dish can
not be put into words. Cards and otner
amusements were offered to the guests.
but pleasant social intercourse so tilled
the bright evening that they were not
needed.
DANCING PARTY.
On last evening the rosebuds" and col
lege- boys of our town were given charm
ing dancne-party by Miss Fannie Fulton.
the sweet young daughter OF Judge John
H.'Fulton.
Both tho senior and Junior german clubs
have reorganized for the season.
The boarding houses are filling up. Mrs.
Virginia Kent is having the pretty cottage.
which has Just been completed on her lot,
near her residence. comfortably furnished
The Court of Appeals is taking up its
cases in rapid succession and Is working
hard.
Mr.. Martin Bowles. of Bedford City mr.
rived last night. Among the other visiting
lawyers are Mr. A.. A. Phlegar, of Chris
tiansbnrg. and Mr.. Thomas kirkpatrick, or
Lynchburg.
Miss Sue Peyton Kent has returned home
from visit 70 relatives in stanton.
Mr.. Hill Spiller IS back from college in
Baltimore.
DIR. William Sayers is also at home again
from the university.
SIrs. Walter Noel has been called to Pu-
laski City by the illness Of her mother.
Miss Katy st. Clair and Mrs. John Will
liams have returned from Norfolk. where
they have been visiting friends for the past
month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Quicker Virginia Malls.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 25.-Com-
mencing Sunday, June 2Gth, the mail
service from Washington at 4:3O A. NJ.
south for Hampton, Newport News.
and Fortress Monroe will arrive before
noon instead of between and o'clock
p. NJ. This has been accomplished by the
efforts of the Post-Office Department.
which has secured the cooperation of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway in running a
special mail train from Boutwell, Junction
to Newport News.
An additional dispatch Of mails will also
be made daily for Norfolk and the PENN
sular points at IL o'clock 2. NJ, going ria
the Chesapeake and Ohio from Gordons-
vile, and reaching Norfolk by 3 O'clock
A. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

cause there is good reason 70 believe that
tho Democrats can carry Illinois. and be-
cause the North Csroliaians pushed him
10 the front with their votes for the prcsi-
DENTAL nomination because Tammany
threw him Its vote; and finally. because
his family connections In North Carolina,
Virginia, and Kentucky stood him IN good
stead when the time OF need arrived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
MEETINGS-FOurth Monday.

STRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE or MAsOSs.
UNITED BROTHERHOOD or CARPENTERS.
HUNFORD LODGE, TOSTI.
REscCE LODGE, GOOD TEAPLARs.
CHARITY LODGE, GOOD TEAPLARS.
MGuL CATHOLIC UNION.
GRANITE LEGION or THE RED CROSS.
~" COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
ENTERPRISE COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHASIC3.
LEE COUNCIL. MECHANICS.
PATRICK HESEY COUNCIL, MECHANICS.
ISDIANOLA TRIBE, RED MEN.
PAMUSKEY TRIBE, RED MEN.
ASNowAN TRIBE, RED MEN.
STUART COUNCIL, LEGION OF HONOR.
NAPOLEON LODGE, LEGION or HONOR.
SYRACUSE LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYrBIAS.
IyANHoE LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS.
OLD DOMINION LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.
RICHMOND LODGE, 0DD-FELL0w5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
A FARMER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Richard Brightweil Frigbtfuily Gashes
His Throat->aid to BE Insane.

IHP'CI1I lVI"FlaF 70 VsEO f'tsVf77II'I
FARMyIILE, Va, June 25.-Information
reached here this afternoon of tho at
tempted suicide of Mr.. Richard Bright
well, we.l-to-do farmer who resides about
ten miles from Farmville. in Prince Edward
county. The self-infiicted wounds are of a
horrifying and dangerous character and
the attending physicians have little or no
hopes for the unfortunate mans recovery.
He deliberately cut his throat in several
places with large knife. two of the gashes
requiring twenty-four stitches from the
surgeons needle. He gave no reason for
the terrible deed. though 1t is said he has
often threatened to take his own life. Mr..
Brishtwell was a man about IS years of
age and married. with no children. No
reason is conjectured by the friends of Mr..
Brightwell tor his attempt ut suicide other
than ne was wholly insane at the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
AaIlsENINTS

A GRAND SOIREE. Thus. .,
n DAY EVENING. Juno BOOB. N.-.I u
Walden VIII close her dancing H.0" .. =
Monticello liall Ono laiy anl geufr' '
900: each extra .Riy, .jr. nfl..rt
z. #. until a. VI. hor friends al1 f.....
pupils arc invited . atfcnf.
" 20-lt' Miss BELLA N'...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION I'D
vi DUTCH CAP
JTNE 2STu ON STEAMER A..
FOR THE MckfNNEl-NfN Do
fTNp hl TIE
CIRCLE OF INDUSTRY Of t..l
CHURCH.
Hot rsh supgc-s. saniriches, i..-.r.."
cake. Blues Baud. Iic.s.- a' .0.f
soc: childror. Dor. Bl1f l01rD, H.1r
Returns AZ lO. Cars Wli ueei 'ae
return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
HURRAH FOR THE GLORlOl

4 FOURTH. liDhkAll GRAND LA.
SION FRON Richmond 10 PROV 3D.
FORGE MONDAY, JlAl 3, lr"-.-Am1.
attractions VIII be- dancing, boating.
mrtch-camc az has ball hrtHtel tHl
clubs one from the Fast hr4 naf ono
from tho West EnI. and oflor anu. e'n".ff
nuinn Ols 90 mention fo mako cue nlF .l...
10 ai.wl0 go WIKI I'd. Good or'i"r 500 lH
enforced. Refreshments furnished 100 arl
anco m city prices. Fare flr tae POUND NJ
80 cents. Train Niii lcavf ,hf.Hl.1e"
ohio depot az $50 !. y. orloeA .Aar,, -'
at orleans station Returning, VII .'ltF
dencs Forgo NJ O'tl0 j. be-. Comm
Arranqonenis: 10. T. elnrhrough, =. 500.
ami 4. 7. farnrough. f-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

Tho Lynchburp virgnidn copies with
proper credit and gratifying approval the
Drsrl1cn's synopsis of the Chicago pat
form. and announces that 1t Will pnoisn
the document in full las soon ASH CESS IN
authentic copy and as often u.s. may oo
necessary during the campaign"
We gave our readers the platform in full
the morning following the night OF IT'S
a. option-w wherein we e1celled most OF the
newspapers in this section of the country;
and we believe that it was copied and
transmitted with accuracy, though upon
comparison with the official copy trihing
errors may appear We know OF no paper
in the East that had fuller account thah
the DIspArcn of the proceedings OF the ses-
sion of the convention which resulted In
the nomination of Mr.. CLEVELAND. IN
deed, many of them-great New iork
daiIies included-went to press without
the news OF CLEvELANp's nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
KNOT IN II.

That's where You are. If you fail
to buy our marked-down Suits. This
is time when popularity counts
for something when party lines
are strictly drawn; when political dis.
putes run high, and the voice of
the orator is heard in the land. There
is one subject, however. concerning
which there can be no differences OF
opinion. Our Suits can't be beaten.
There isn't any use Of nominating any
thing against them. They have all the
elements contributing to a walk-over.
There is more in them for the money
You ray than your money ever bought
before. Nothing could be truer than
this. You are simply not in it if you
don't buy and buy quickly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
TO WASHINGIUN

X MONDAY MORNING. Jsiy ISM. lrl.
leave. Eihg M : o'clock A. ~; fn. if3.n
Washing on JuIy ION 20 O'Clock b.. 81. fl...
ball Washington ". Lo1iivJ'r, mra'if "I
League National Whecinen In Naf0'rs-
lstn. 18Th. ami g0.h. E9gui tur, $500. 'H
h .n-It NLAsM. LMlMn,uA ! -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

Messrs. HAMILTON & Cc.. OF Baltimore,
saw in their last circular that the nomina-
ton of Mr.. CLEVELAND and the renomina-
ton of President HAERIsoS assure tho
election of an honest-money President
and give assurance that free silver coin
age will not prevail. This will restore
confidence at home aud abroad. The
Messrs. HAMBLEros add that the Demo-
cratic resolution is sounder than the Re-
publican resolution.
Are we growing in wisdom Anyhow,
we must stand upon the Democratic plat
form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
POINT EXCLUSION

w FOURTH or JULY, iftt
Train leaves m almond AMI lnnF e
4. n. July itn. s'0pDuf 1f lH.HI-
street Retaining. leaves Ncst r... s.
I. ". same dar.
Faro Tor the round trip, 9Jr.
This viii be the mnst attractive ft 1921
out Of Richmond on tAe Fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
BLe0Ched

except the price-6lc. instead OF SIC.
White India Linons. The go III
linen stands for cotton. The grade is
the usual dc. quality--not full-length
pieces. About ] 300 yards. The price
12lc. Another lot at &c. from ~.
There were upwards of eight thou
sand yards in the White Muslin sale
we began week ago. That accounts
for some of it being on sale still. Among
the Muslins are yoke.lace check, satin
stripe, with hemstitch, novel lace-work
in Nainsook. A description Of the va
riety would absorb column or two +;
&c. yard-most Of the lot worth 10 to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
TTNIOY.STATION METHODS.

I EPISCOPAL SUNDAY >'ilnu. FI-
their ANIMAL PICNIC 90 froN1en.'
WEDNESDAY NEAI. june -Hfh. II. ...
dieg. aud children under 3D. years. -i-,
mon. 500. Baseball 1nl o.ler lu l.f
Refreshments m city prices iOr - i' 'I f
grounds. &. A. HONth, chairman lnr
-IrnIn InnYn. NJ \ nrln--. \. ". = -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Odd-FelIow Lodges In Carolina.

Tog0VE1F EVIV~t'F''1 70 VIZ 1T '77-T-"'I
RALEIGH, n. c.. June 25.-Grand-Secre-
tary Woodell. of tho Grand Lodge of odd
Fellows. reports TO-DAY that there are 50
lodges in the State. and that next week he
will organize another at Fayetteville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

friend or lodged an enemy. AtChicsso'
and by HrLL and CLxvxLASp mon Dotn:
his conduct wss most fsvorsbly contrasted
with the conduct Of certain other great
men who faiIcd 10 "put In an appear
aucon when the decisive moment caIne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Nary Suits.

feet fitting and well worth $40, for 81. 40
suit; Tailor Made Elton Suits-oi
Storm Serge, $3.50; Blazer Suits OF
Imported Storm Serge. $40 Suits of
Ladies' Cloth, s.. Any of them in Navy
or Black.
There is fashion" in stationery as
in dress. We keep with the new in
either. Novel styles in size, tint, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Mouth Wash
DR. Makes
Carbolic

for cleansing, Identifying, and presery-
ing the teeth and gums dsinfectant
that is most pleasant and healing. Most
effective in cases OF offensive secretions
OF the teeth or throat. Fifty cents is
the price; our price will be 25c. here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
RejrGeyators

is in. Had 10 buy great numi p, ~
gain an advantage ia price. These s.s.
corners az about cost with wa'ornu..
S9.5 70 s30-were Sll.90 20 sil Son
have heard OF the merits oil the "Noas
Ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
THE COHEN COMPASy-con,i.,.a
The hou,eware people say they "a,
Baby-CarriaGes

combine Must have the spoco te,
occupy, nnd must open With n new y,
next season. The force Of argumen, {.
made powerful by the price reiusi.o-
Think OF buying a periect-gcaroi W'
low Carriage for $3.50 ! The price. r..l
from $3.50 to 1915. from SIs7 20 g..
from $3.50 10 $40 from sl5.93tos l}
from sls 10 slt. from $1,000 o. sl,
from s2L3j 70 sls, from So D. 80. H.
sides many others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
FOURTH OF july GRAND LN.

K :
ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP.
TO NORFOLK, OLD POINT, AND SEW
NEWS.
10 TINE LOST FLO Bi 'iNt>@.
SATURDAY nigh b. JCLf .. lo'-
MOONLIGHT on TIE JAMES. 0lIAN..
ARIEL.
LOOK At THIS >CufDl Lk:
Leaves Richmond SklNkDAl Nl"i 'lf
2, 1892. nj lOO'Clock sharp. arrive. ~ f''
News At o A. ~. Oid Point 40 a. 81. aIi ..
folk az : 4. n. Leaves Norfolk SUM- l' i.
~, old Point a. > =. NJ, ami Ncv lnr N"Nr rs
$50 p. ~: arrives a. Richmond t t-..' r'.-
day night.
Tickois also good TO return the following -'r
day. July ,, 1892.
Ample time Sunday 20 visit Virginia D.
Ocean View. Hampton, soldiers Home, e,'.' A-'
spending The Fourth of jilY.
Elegant Meals aud Re reahmfnt- on 200
ARIEL. BEATS THEM ALL LADIES HA~'.'
reserved exclusively Tor them. ..
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT tuhtAfi'
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