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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

Philadelphia, Aug. 31.-Flour Hight and unsatis
cline in wheat. Rye -four quiet and irregular,
50 5Oa 80 70 for choice and fancy Pennsylvania.
lower English and French cables, light demand ior
export and increased pressure 10 sol. Bradstreets
estimated increase in visible stocks on both coasts
20 lee; steamer No. red in do, "a lie ;
no. mia "a and ID go Dsls ava Aus red
and September IS 1895 1-8c: October, a. 1-4a
Il 1-2c; November 20 1ia79 1-2c. Corn-Lttle or
centres. Local car lots very scarce and buyers in
Ungraded mixed track &c; 10. mixed In Twin
tietI It. elevator. so 12c No. mixed, August 56d
81 lee. Oats-oupplies of old crop light ana the
narAet ruled STEADY trade quiet. New oats declined
futures weak and declined 1-2o34c In sympathy
witt corn; new No. white, 81 lie; old DO,
at - lee No. white AZ "a 43c new No. white
40 4c No. 2 white August 40 l-sd 40 35c: Septem
40d 40 lie. Eggs scarce and wanted; PENNSYLVANIA
frsts, 22c Sugar. refined firm and In good demand
ard powdered, lSe fine graduated, 7-sc; Standard
Srannlated, 7sc; Crown A, &c; Crystal a, 7-sc: ;
feciioners' 4. 34c: Red Star A. sc keystone 4,
5.sc Franklin p, &c; Franklin extra c. } I6c ;
Red star C. 3.e1c; Green star c, 3ic; Blue star c,
3c0c; all les 1-Sc commission and an optional re-
bate OF 1.16c. Other articles unchanged. Receipts
Flour. 3zoo hbls $500 sacks; wheat, 10000 bush;
Wheat III 200 bush; corn 1900 bush Oats II 500
bush.
st. Louis Aug 31.-Flour easy. but not quotaby
lower. Wheat opened lower and continued to decline
closing 5s0 34c below Yesterday. Cash closed 90 7ec
ptcmber closed 20 1-Sc October. Il lee December
lower and closing 5od 1c below yesterday cash and
September, As sac October, 46 lie year. 45 lsc
December ~ 3-4c; May. IS 5ac. Oats did not drop
so far as other grains. closing only l4o3sc on
Cash, 30e 80 l4c; september, 301-2c, October,
81 SIC; May. 36c: Rye wanted at So 10. Bran firm.
So lie. Hay duh and lower, sc 5Od rs so; timothy
s9aSl2., Lead firm s. o. rlsnseed quiet, SIC;
for finished goods. tagging and iron cotton ties IN
changed Provisions dull and lower, pork In JOB lots
~ longs and ribs. 81 7O shorts IL So boxed lots,
SC more. Bacon shoulders 81 G2 IL longs and ribs
SIC so. Receipts-flour, 5000 bbS wheat 1917. 900
bush; corn, $4,000 bush; oats; 100 900 bush rye,
|, 900 bush barley. 900 bush. Shipments-,FlOur.
Is 900 bbls wheat 90 900 bush: corn II 900 bush
pats, 5000 bush rye, 1000 bush.
Toledo. August 3l.-Wheat dan. lower: No. cash
and September, nc October; q &c December.
Oats quiet, cash. 33c. Rye dun, No. cash. &C;
No g. SEC Clover seed dull. prime sepember. s. IS;
No. 2, S. 10. Receipts Hour 1913 bbls wheat, 272,-
800 bush; corn. s.l20 bush; oats, 2O32 bush; rye,
2 AIS bush. shipments, -four, $500 bhls: wheat,
1913, 500 bush; oats. $50 bush; rye. 1,5e0 bush
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
The Party In Richmond.

From oil quarters come notes OF dissat-
isfaction with the proceedings of the City
Democratic Committee with reference to
the election a their successors.
What IL wanted Is big ward meetings
meetings Kept open for specified time
and such improvements in the plan OF or
ganization as will call the wisest and most
experienced Democrats OF the city into
the counsels Of the party. The plan
adopted. however. gives little reason TO
hope that those wishes will be gTatifed.
Let us at least hope that the committee
will reconsider its decision to the extent
OF postponing the meetnYs 10 date later
than the 18th instant. and that 1t will de-
eide % keep each meeting open for the re-
cep,ion Of hallo,s for an hour or an hour
and half. Many other changes are de-
sirablc. but these are almost indispensable
aud certainly should be insisted on by the
public.
If the meetings ore held upon the heels
Of the Chicago convention the "CLEyE-
LAND" and "anti-CLEvEfASD" rivalry may
be carried INTO them and that would be
undesirable Give time fer all such feel
iugs 20 die out. Take every precaution In
the interest OF harmony. Invite and urge
our best men 10 offer for membership In
the committee and give every voter oppor-
tunity 70 appear at his ward meeting.
Gentlemen of;he committee, you should
reconsider your action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
The Outlook az Chicago.

The tables now being put forth with the
view of showing the strength or weakness
of Mr.. CLEVELAND in the approaching Chi
cago convention reveal the same versatility
of talent that was exhibited in the figures
made on the Virginia Democratic Conven-
ton. The Virginia calculators were, how
ever. saved from modification By the COM
promise which was effected here. Both
sides won.n II Will hardly be so nj Chi
csgo. There will certainly be test-vote
there. and then away will GO the prophe-
cies Of one or the other set Of political
prophets.
The great difficulty In the way of tho inn
partial calculator is that that there are so
many delegates who are uncommtted."
When they praise CLEVELAND they are set
down as CLEVELAND men; when they express
doubts as 20 bis availability at this june
ture they are set down as anti-CLEyELASD
men. And so il goes. However. there can
be no doubt that the ex-President has a
large majority of the delegates elected to
the convention. Whether he Will be able
10 get the additional votes necessary 10
give him two thirds will depend chiefly
upon the impression that the HILL FLOWER
delegates make upon their fellow-dele-
gates, and upon what sort of representa-
fions are made on behalf Of the Alliance
men of the South and West. If the oppo-
nents of Mr.. CLEvELASD-that Is, those
Democrats who regard him as not the
most available candidate-fail in these two
directions the nomination Of CLEVELAND
will be inevitable.
We do not know how well organized
The HUI people will be at Chicago,
but We believe--the popular impress
sion TO the contrary notwithstanding
that the CLEvrLAND men were bet
ter organized III Virginia than the HILL
people were. II is also quite certain that
CLEyrLAsp's friends will be well organized
a. Chicago. for they have summoned
rhither public men and politicians from
every State in the Union TO assist their
delegates in their deliberations. IL the
anti-CLryTLsSD men have done likewise
then there will be spirited contest;
otherwise not.
Ex.Mayor GRACE. who Is at the head of
Che CLEVELAND movement in New York,
taid on Wednesday:
"Of course If the delegates can be made TO be-
eievc thu; New YORK cannot h" carried for Cleve-
land he might be beaten. bat IL ia probable that
the delegations from Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa.
and California will snow that their States can be
carried for Mr. Cleveland, ana thus he will be
dominated at once, no matter what New York
>ielegaies may say
We take the liberty Of saying to Mr..
GRAcE that this will not be the position Of
the minority of the southern delegates.
They heard plenty of such talk four years
ego and they remember the result Of IT all.
The defeat of the CLEVELAND people in
Che OHIO State Convention has done much
60 revive the hopes of the opposition. 1t
T. argued that BRIcE and MCLEAN would
hardly have taken the trouble TO make a
fight If they had regarded CIEyELASD's
nomination as foregone conclusion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
FANCY AND COLORED PARAS0LS

I e,ecsnt COMBINATION PARAsOL-black
and yellow-covered with fine lace, reduced from
ia to- s..
CHANGEABLEsILK PABAsols. handsomeiy
trimmed with white silk lace, reduced from : 10
toi7
LIGHT-TAS PARAsOL, trimmed with chill
fon 10 match, reduced from t12 10 $500.
lGRAY CHIFFON PARAsOL reduced from
$40 to 1915.
5 plain SILK PARAsOLs, in different colors'
trimmed with white silk lace reduced from 81 to
So
IRED suRAH PARAsoL. trimmed WIN req
chiffon, REDUCED from ~ ito 50.
3FANCY SILK PARASoLS, colors light blue,
light gray. and light tan, with satin stripe, re-
duced from 80 to 1910.
1TAN-sILK PARAsOL, trimmed with blacE
lace, reduced from 80 to 1910.
| GRAY-slLK PARAsOi, with Chiffon thin
ming, reduced from 81 TO $500.
LAVENDER and I RED-slLk PARAsoL;
With rufie. reduced from $3.50 TO 81.
3 sTAR-sHAPE sURAH PARAsOls, In navy
and brown, reduced from so 70 50
? CHANGEABLE SILK PAkAsOLs ami
BOUQUET PARAsOL, in handsome shades, re-
duced from s5 TO $3.50.
. FANCY-FIGURED BLACK-siLk PARA
SOILS reduced from s4.50 TO 81.
LIGHT and DARK BROWN sURAH PARA
soils, with rufile Of same, reduced from $3.50
to $3.50.
About II FANCY SILK PARASOLs in navy,
garnet. old rose, brown, and tan, reduced from
- $3.50.
@ sURAH-sILK PARASoLs In red, navy,
brown. and also brocsded patterns, reduced
from SO 20 81.
ssILK PARASOLS in navy, red, blue, and
| garnet reduced from e. 10 - 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

wanted Situations (25 words or lessl.....s %
Reading notices IN reading-mat'cr type, nvo
,lDes OF less, 81; In nonpareil loaded, Too
Gard Of ratcs for moro space furnished on NJ
fljcnfion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
What WIN the Democrats Do for the

Third Party?
A Democrat, who seems TO be posted on
Third party matters. writes to ask us
what the Democrats propose 10 do for The
relief Of the farmers and planters and
other classes who are suffering from the
demonstration Of silyers He desires par
ticularlv 20 know how the landowners are
20 borrow money upon their possessions
unless the government provides the
means?
The Chicago convention is so near at
hand that. like the Ohio Democrats, we
feel that all we can do now is 10 turn over
such matters as those referred TO by our
correspondent TO that grand .conclave of
the national Democratic party. 1t is
evident. however. from tho proceedings of
the Ohio Democrats on Wednesday last
that they are " adjusting themselves TO
circumstances which promise to surround
them next week rather than seeking to
lay down a sound platform for the Demo-
Gratis OF the whole Union to stand upon.
We hope there Is no danger that the
Chicago convention Will lose sight OF the
timc-honored declaration OF the Demo
cratic party: Principles. not men," The
indications grow more favorable 10 a full
consideration of the interests Of the Demo
cratic party and Of the people than they
were last week. We see good signs in
various quarters. Nevertheless, we would
not excite false hopes in the breast of our
correspondent above alluded to, nor that
OF anybody else. We are prepared for the
expected or the unexpected. We are ready
70 run up the flag Of any nominee whom
the Chicago convention can select from
among the aspirants. Not because we ex-
pect our platform 20 be endorsed or our
favori,es TO be nominated, but because the
Republican party IS 80 powerful and per-
ss'ent an enemy of the southern people
that We are ready TO sink our preferences
a. to men. ard even our choice a. 10 the
material Of the platform.
Weaie afraid that our correspondent
Will not derive much satisfaction from our
reply TO ms question. lie must act for
himself toT our part we would not think
oi irving to dissolve the solid South un.
Ger the circumstances which now snr.
round US. Possibly relief 20 the planters
and farmers and landowners mas n few
years hence result from the agitation OF
Gates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
Par0S0I

nant Sale. Twenty-Five of these perhaps
good as ever to you-go on counter
to-day Tor about half price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
In lhe Dress Goods Department.

l REMNANT STRIPED CREPON CORD, 40
inches wide, - yards-orisinal price s'.l''
RESNANr NAvY-BLUE diagonal
STORM sUfT1NG. 30 inches vide - y"rus-
original price s3Ss. remnant price SD. 80
/ REMNANT RESEDA GREEN CkEPON' ~
incEcs vide, 3ls yards-sriginal price so''V'
remnant price ,. 49,. ,,,,r,.,or 90
/ REMNANT ALL-WOoL TAN CHEvlOI, 3s
inches vide, yards-original price s-.oo' rem
mans price sl.7j. -. 81, -. ..,,,
/ REMNANT BLACK SERGE, 80 inches wide'
o yards-orgna price 81, remnant price *;
0RAY-AND-bLACkC COMBINATION phsNs
PATTERN, , yards plaid and yaris pam
original price $3.50, remnant price SOU ~
/ DARk-TAN COMBINATION DRESS RAJ,
TERN, yards llaiI and > yards pla'n-orisiha'
price S13.1J, remnant price -. 800. =, ,.,.,,o,-
l BROWN COMBINATION DRESS pAi EN-,
3 yards plaid and , yards plain-orlginai pti'e
$3.50. remnant price 50 800. 49, . -,
| piece TAN CHEi ON CLOTH, IS inches vice.
2 yards (slighly fadeli-orgnal price $500
remnant price 81. . ..,,.,.,,o,>. s.rprpr
piece ELECrKlC-B CiIENRON-sIkiPE
SERGE, 40 inches wide, ~ yards IN piece
(slighily faded from being IN windoWl--oris'hhi
price 1920 remnant price -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
In The Curtain Department.

% REMNANTS OF sGLKALINE, DOTTED
SWISS, CAMEO-CLOTH, all IN short lengths
remnant price , cents yard
25 REMNANTS OF CRkIONS ana SAL
TEENs-romnant price 10 cents yard.
20 REMNANTS REAL FRENCH CREIONs,
25 cents per ysrdremnant price l219 cents a
yard. ..,, e-,.-- ,,.-...-
q wINDOW-SHADES, with Spring Fixtures.
complete. made from American HOLLAND, one
ward wide and TWO yards long-remnant price
20 cents. 49,.
Z OPAQUE SHADES. 3Gx72, with Spring Fix
lures. comp ete-remnant price 30 CENTS eacn.
Ga ALL-CHENiLLE TABLE-CONERs 20
cents-remnant price 30 cents each.
2 "a SATIN DERBY COVERS, colors old-rose
and old gold, 9325--remnant price : l.oO
| pair OF STRIPED sCRfH CURTAINS, 20
cents-remnant price 30 cents. ........
pair OF NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
s1i6 cents-re INFANT prize 80 cents.
| pair Of MUSLIN BEDROOM CURTAINS
remnant price s2.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
A Good Point,

Inc Democrats Of Ohio made q good
point on the Republicans when they
charged these mischief-makers and south
matters with desiring to pass 1.-THE infamous
ioiee b'l" and suppress the ballots Of
WINE men In nearly one half the country.
Inc Republican party has never stood mn
for tho rights Of the whites. |, has never
ieit any concern about how the Caucasian
was treated either in the South or In tho
North. 1t wastes all lis sympathies and
tears upon tho negro. II passes Jaws In.
tended TO put the blacks over the whites.
and sees IN such laws no schema for
the suppression Of the ballots Of tbs
men OF the superior race. The Republicans
are. IN word. traitors to their own color
They play tho part Of enemies OF their own
flesh and blood when they try TO out thu
negro over the white man. In all this too.
they play the hypocrite. for their purpose
y 70 control the negroes entirely IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

Protect Us from the Street-Sweeper.
One of the grente't nusances in Rich
mond at this season of the year is the
stree.-sweeper. 1t raises great clouds OF
dust as it leisurely moves along. and 1t Is
often put 10 work when people are sitting
at their doors and windows wooing the
fresh cir.
In many other cities these sweepers are
covered with awnings constructed OF
canvas hike big wagon-tops and they con-
fine the dust 20 a small area and save the
public much annoyance.
Why can't our sweeper be covered!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

80 Remnants Of
2 to 7 yards, dress
styles, for sc. a
ward. French,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
A Famous Doctors Growing Practice.

correspondence Of tno "a ,hmJni Disoaicn.l
BHlsT0I. TENN, June lG.-Dr. John 4. +.
BAKER, who vas recently acquitted OF wHe-nur-
der mud who i. a. well known in the United
states IA any public man, ~ now ut his home IN
Abingdon. and II - .aid that he is getting Won
dnrfnl amount OF practice lie rides every day. lie
owns two of the best horses IN all the land. The
cost Oh bic two noted trials 20 the state ana TO
the defence has recently been cstimetcd 10 eX-
coed the sum o. $4,000. Ten Of the ablcs,
lawyers IN the state Of Virginia were empioye1.
They received all the way from $1,000 20 S31O
each There were 100 Witnesses. Forty mon
were brought from Boietourt county the last
trial Twelve OF them were rctlined. Tho cS-
pense attending this was enormous. Dr. baKer
/. living with his ch'idrcu-that is, the girls: his
son Joe ia IN the town OF Gfecnvi.lo, Tenn,
where he has & position as cle-k.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

UPTOWN OFFICE. 433 EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER orFIcE1ce HULL STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

A large lot Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

The New York Times's correspondent at
Chicago Is not disposed TO treat the oppo-
stion TO CLEVELAND as a trihing matter.
He evidently thinks that If the regular
New York delegation presents It's case
strongly and makes good argument,
showing how unlikely it is that CLEVELAND
can carry the Empire State. many mem
bers of the convention will not vote for
the ex-President.
Yes, the chief hope Of success is in this
direction. The delegates Will hardly nj
low themselves 10 be hoodwinked by ex-
Mayor GBAcF's RAINBOW States"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

The warm wave is rapidly passing sea-
ward, but another has already developed
IN the upper Missouri Valley, and IS
moving eastward in advance of a general
barometric depression everything the North
western States, with showery weather. To-
morrow and possibly Sunday we shall be
IN the centre of new warm wave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

interest Of the Republican party. Perhaps
the defeat Of Mr.. BLAINE at Minneapolis
by the southern negroes and their allies
Tnay open tho eyes OF the negroes 10 the
fact that they hold the balance of power
in the Republican party. and warn the
white Republicans to seek an alliance with
tho men of their own race.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

Some women are "bothered
to death with corsets break
ing. There is a bone" that
never breaks; it can't be
broken-by wear. The only
way it can be broken is by
bending it back the other way
which is never done in wear.
Don't believe it, perhaps3
Very well. Let us sell you
a Kabo corset; and, if it
breaks in a year, come back
and get your money.
The steels may break
the Kabo never!
We have a primer on Cor.
sets for you.
A. HuTzLER's soSa.
my 1-eod6madg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
BLACK PARASOlS.

very fine BLACK SILK LACE PAhAsoLr TO-
duced from els TO So
very nne BLACK CHIFFON PAhAsoL IT,
duced from s14 20 $3.50. ,r
/ very nnc BLACK SILK LACb rAnA''''
reduced from s1i 10 $3.50
r,no BLACK SILK PARAsOLs, handsomely
,rimm.d with black elk lace and with placS
,nk chiffon, reduced from $3.50 to 90.
Fine BLACK s1LKPARAsOLs, with srenaulno
and iace-strlpcd border, reduced from Is ios':
handsome BLAC X SILK POINT De GENE
LACE PARAsOL reduced from So 10 -.
BLACK SILK PARAsOLS. trimmed Win le'
and chiffon. BLACK BROyADED slLh rAhh-
SOILS. with open-worx border bLAoh 'ii'h
PARAsOLs, heavily trimmed with black poiu'
de Ireland lace, all reduced from 50 to -.
BLACK sURAH SILK PhRAsOLs, trimmed
with rune OF same reduced from 20 to s3'oo'
BLACK SATIN PARASOlS. trimmed WIN
chiffon. reduced from $3.50 to sl.15
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
ECHOES FROM ESSEX COUNTY.
A New Northern Neck Mail Route Wanted.
Big Pea CrOp-A New Steamer.

fCorresuOnience Of the Richmond Dispatcl.l
ILOyDs, VA, June Ia new mail route from
Ncwberne 10 Colonial Beach, on the Potomac,
going 10y the post at Banks, Lloyda. Occu-
pacia. Layions. Lcedsiown, and Oak Grove would
connect these post-oflces aud those near t.
them nnd sago more thin half tho time now
taken to 60 In circuitoIs Hny from the points
on she ave route, II would cross end connect.
Getting the gOuhcrn meil day earlier a.
Pon0ln from Newton, IL would cross and con-
meet the rouic iron Pamela SO Tapp1hannock;
from Bowling Green 70 lower King aud
Queen from BOWLING Green through Caroline
and Essex to TapGahannock; ana nj layion'r
the mail Dy the Wccns Line steamers. and at
OAK Grove the r)ntc from Fredcricksourg down
the Northern Neck. and AT Colonial Beach. The
people on al those routes would got The north
ern mall day earlier than they DO now by the
Potomac steamers connecting with The Balti-
more and To omac railroad at Pores Greek,
and 10 would become thc most useful and i'm
poriant mail route in this whole section OF
country.
The pea crop was larger this year on the
RappahanuOck than over known, requiring
twc extra steamers per week rom ia OF May
TO 10Th Of June 10 get 1t 10 market IN baltimore.
The Wocms Limo expect to have another
new steamer, with Az modern improvements.
on the Rappahannock line IA July. IL IL 10 he
called the Lancaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
in THE LINEN DEPARTMENT.

REMNANTS OF TABLL-LLOIH.
4 ALL-LlNEN PATTERN TABLECLOIHs'
soft finish. grass bleached, with RED Dotders'
actual size Boxes inches lsoiled) Original prico
90 cents, remnant prico go cents each.
10 IViiKEY-RFD TABLE-ChOTHs. Wehaye
three sizes IN these. and In order TO close them
out al once we have marked them very low
So. or ncfual size GSx10 inches-Orisinal price
SIS cents. remnant price 90 cents:
ga. or actual size 6sx1O inches-original price
81. remnant price 20 cents;
s-4xi.l-f. or actual size 6Sxa6 inches-original
price eliza, remnant price 50 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
There is "a Fourth party" in Virginia

There is ga Fourth party" in Virginia
the Prohibition party.
-Four years ago FISK was its nominee
for,President. and It's estimated that he re-
ceived more than 5000 votes in this State.
About ! 600 of these were actually returned,
but the rest were lost to him by reason OF
the fact that the officers OF election re-
turned them as scattering"
So let us remember that we have not
only Third party but Fourth party.
and that it actually has electors in the
field
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
Lake Spring. Main Buiidinr Burned.

lSpecial fo.cgram 70 me DIsphtch.I
SALEM. Va, June 10.--A little before O'Clock
this morning the main building 81 the Lako
Spring summer resort wac destroyed by Gre,
which started m an atric from some unknown
cause. Ihe opening ball II the season had Just
come 20 a close but fortunately no one vas in-
iured, and there IL plenty OF room IN the DINER
buildings for The usual summer visitors. The
loss a. about 100000: partially insured. The
burning VIII not affect engagements and con-
tracts for the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

The thousands of
to-day and tomorrow
are not entirely ends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

moneys for you. But You can't know
whether You lave one, till you've TIED DR..
Ssge's Remedy What's incurable by any
other means, yields to fhat. BY rs mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing properties, II
cnres the worst cases, no matter Of bow long
standing. That's the reason tho money can
be offered. There's risk about II, To 30
cure But It's so small that the proprietors
are willing 10 take II.
The symptoms Of cotarrh are, headache,
obstruction OF nose, discharges falling into
throat, sometimes profuse. watery. and acrid,
at Others, thick, tenacious, mucous, puruent,
bloody. putrid and offensive; ewes weak, ring
ing Ia the ears, deafness offensive breath I;
smell and taste impaired. and general debil-
ity. Only few symptoms present ut once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17
l7riple Extract


No finer extract made ; 32 walls, the tier
of stopper III shabby condition, l9c. from
&c.,; 30. from 49c. "Queen OF the
Toilet Face Lotion. 10 bottles, soiled
boxes. DC. from 50c. odd lot of Tooth
and Nail-Brushes, &c. to l3c. was the
price. &c. for choice; Stonebrea ker's
Extract of LEMON or VANILLA, 12c.
walls for sc. DC. size 1jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-17

The Democrats of Louisiana Have acted
sensibly III compromising their differences
and recognizing their State Committee so
as 70 give both factions representation
thereon.