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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

Weare now showing most compie,e, us ,sns =
,uert and ire best values In MIN HALL NJ, V
,bat II mas been our good fortune 10 SNOW. W
have pIacci part Of them In our srse sno q,
window 40 that passers-Dy may see, pus WI, - =
only n small portion OF what We hte s"""'"s ~
side The assortment Includes: uoer
80 dozsn COTTON MN ; hsi, 81, - ~, "a
saxony make, two threads. sphc''u ~ ,n ,oi"
foes, with fnished seam. sizes, W. w. avn
and IL, ., nam
o. dozen of ENGLISH UNDRbssED baL-
RRIGGAN HALF HOSE, double soles' eA.ra,nno
and close finished, sizes Dlp, 10, lo}s' ana ii'
25c PER PAIR.
% dozen OF GERMAN BALBRiGGAN HALF,
HOSE. manufactured expressly for Woodmnu
A Lofnrop every pair trautcd superior ns'e-
thread, finished seam In the bottom OF tue io0''
25c PER PAIR.
n dozen OF MEMS FAsT-BLACk HALF
HOSE extra-high spliced heels. wnrrsh'eu iasV-
black and stainless, sizes els, 10, lO1f, apo IL
CSC PER PAIR.
20 dozen OF MEMS FINISHED COLORkD
STRIPED HALF-HOSE, in at least hall nun
dred colorings and designs. fun .reguiar-hade,
perfect finish,
CSC. PER PAIR.
a. dozen OF MEMS STRIPED HALF-HOsE,
superior quality and finish, new styles and pat
terms. including solid tans and modes, j. q }.
Morley's celebrated make,
SOC. PER PAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
nm and CIeyeIapd May withdraw

New York Herald Of yesiorday.l
An intimate friend Of ex-?rosident Cleveland
told mo that Mr.. Cleveland will withdraw MS
name after me first three or four ballots u ne
fails OF a nomination. "Mr. CLEVELAND looks Nv
Il In this way said he. He feels that ne can
not AFFORD 70 take third nomination a'ter an
angry contest. HIS position a. an eH-fresiuen'
and the great Kindness and favor when ne mas
received from the Democratic party dispose nun
10 retire from the field II II should appear 'ii''
n very considerable portion OF the parry 90 uo'
gieh hll nomination, but at the same ,iiio 49,
Cleveland would MOI Ike 70 withdraw nis nailo
a. long as that OF Senator liill is before 'he 'o"-
yeufiOn." ., ,,.,,
have ascertaiued from sounding inc in, i,a
gers OF both Senator Hill and Mr.. Cleveland thh,
II IL should appear that neither can De honlhh.eu
tho names OF both might be Withdrawn A. tHe
same time and the field thus made Tree , 70
third New York man or 10 western cahniua.c'
Mr. Cleveland's strength would 20 largely 10 eH,
Secretary Whitney. and tho iiill following woull
be thrown. a. far as might be- to Mr.. Flower pu'
the instant that the two great New orA canu anu,
dates retired half dozen minor ones WIN
-prine no In the South and West ana the iollow-
ing OF both would be parti,ioned into many camps;
Altogether the Democratic situation ~ iuii W
interest aud affords n complicated ana dehgh'-
ful study 10 the critical observer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
A disappointment.

The action Of the CITY Democratic Com
tnittee night before last in determining to
hold ward-meetings June 2Sth for the cleo
tion of new committeeman was double
disappointment TO the public.
The desire Of the great mass Of Demo-
Gratis of Richmond was embodied in the
report of the subcommittee (Which was
voted down, which provided that the
Committeeman and the delegates to the
convention TO nominate member OF the
United States House of Representatives
should be elected at the same ward-meet-
ings. and that those meetings should be
kept open for several hours.
Those who favored these changes in
the customary plan argued that It
would be very unwlse to hold the cleo
ton at n time when CLEVELAND "
or "anti- CLEVELAND lines could be
drawn; that il would be better TO wait q
few weeks when factional feeling would
have entirely disappeared; that 1t would
save money and trouble to merge the two
elections into one. and. moreover, that by
such union larger and better meetings OF
voters would be secured.
The City Committee, however, only de-
ferred 10 these views TO the extent of post
poning the meetings for one week, by
which time 1t is true the Chicago cOnven-
tion will have acted and adjourned. but a
postponement so brief does not leave an
interval long enough for the subsistence of
the fractional feeling which was aroused at
the last primary. and which may possibly
be renewed by the discussions at Chicago.
II was pad enough for the City Commit
tee to refuse TO defer the date Of the ward
meetings, but 1t was worse for it 10 reject
the proposition requiring the meetings 10
be kept open for q specified time. The
plan that II has adopted permits cleo
tions 20 be rushed through. and citizens
who may not DO in the room when the
vote is taken NAV be excluded from the
privilege OF voting.
Considering the frauds that were per-
petrated at two precincts in the municipal
primary and the heated controversy that
preceded the presidential primary, our par.
~ here is in good condition; but we feel
sure that we voice the popular sentiment
when We say that the voters mean 10 be
quite careful in the selection Of the new
City Committee. aud that they heartily
wish that plan NAV be adopted which
Will bring about large ward-meetings
bring ont all classes of voters aud result in
the election of the best committeeman
whose services can be obtained.
For all of these reasons we recommend
that the City Committee have another
meeting and reconsider IFS action of Tues
day night and conform TO the public wish
wish which is in the interest of party
unity and which has been Enthusiastically
expressed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
HILL FIRST, LAST, AND ALL THE TIME.
The Only Man who Can Defeat Third
Won't Vote for Cleveland.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
WELDON, y. G.. June 1.-The delegates FROM
this county 70 the Democratic National C0nven-
ton will leave for Chicago tomorrow instructed
10 vote for that inviucible democrat. David u.
HILL fiat. last and all the time. He is the only
man who can lift Halifax county, aud may say
North Carolina. from the troubled waters 81
Thirl-pariyism. II might as well Re stated be-
fore the convention meets that II CleTeiand -
the nominee Halifax county, which l. now the
banner Democratic county o. THIS state, will so
Republican by 1000 plurality, nnd the state
will give the Republicans her electoral
vote. ON the other hand, Hhl can sweep
this Commonwealth carry New orS,
carry the war into Africa, and roll mp hand
some Democratic majority over the combined
Republican and Third-party tickets. have the
above facts from a leading, pro ninent, and in
nnenti6l Democrat Of this county. The farmers
hero ,eiV not support Cleveland. These are
serious reflections. and The delegates 10 Chicago
should consider availability above all other con-
sidsraIiOns.
4 lare. crowd Of Weldon people went down to
Rocky Mount today % attend tho sale OF lots
ana 10 witness game OF baseball.
Tine Repu Dhcan delegates from this county re-
turned home yesterday from Minneapolis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Have N,Iru,'

Allrock's Porous Plastcrs have astaine |
"a worldwide reputation solely upon their
supsr.atlye merits. idcy have many
would-be rivals. bat have never been
equallei or even approached IN curative
properties aud rapid,ty and safety OF ac-
ton. Tier value has been attested by
the highest medical authorities, ~ well as
by unlnpeachable Testimonials from those
who have used them. aud they are recon-
mcDded as tae best external iemcdy for
weak back, rheumatism. sciatica, colds,
coughs. sore throat, chest aud stomach at
fectlons. kidney difficulties, weak muscles.
strains, stitches. aud aches and pans OF
every description.
Beware Of limitations, and do not be de-
ceised by Misrepresentation. Ask for All
cocks, and let no solicitation or cxpIana-
ton induce you " accept substitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Uhite Goods.

Special values In WHITE GOODS-recently
purchased AZ much less than regular prices. III
will Day YOU 70 Inspect these goods and prices.
WHITE HEMSIl1ClIED LAWN, one yard ana
n quarter wide, a. lne as you ever saw nv boc'
per yard only BIC. or sl.65 for full dress pat
tern OF 4le yards. -. -. -,
4O-INCi WHITE UEASTITCHED LAWN, the
same quality sc hive always sold At foc per
yard. only 25c. ..,...,.,.,.
WHITE PLAID. STRIPE. and CHECKED
MUSLIN at "a. SIS, 10. 12le, -, lO3s. aud 2Oc'
per yard. ...-.,,..
WHITE DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN. in small,
medium, and large dots, at % p, 30, 40. and
WHITE PERSIAN NULL at 20. %, 30, 40,
aud DOC. per yard. ~ 40
PINK, CREAM, BLUE, and RED NULL, 4Oc.
per yard.
SILK NULL in white, cream. pink, blue, and
red. 10.
WHITE ORGANIZE, . yards wide. only bOc.
FRFNCH NAINSOOK At -, 40. 30, and 60c.
WHITE INDIA LINON at %. s1s, 10, l21s'
l62f. 20. and 25r.
40c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Mr.. CuArxcrr NJ. Drpyw ia ont ia an OK

Mr.. CsAuScrr NJ. DEryw ia out 10 an OK.
planation of the reason that induced tho
Minneapolis convention to nominate MIR,
WRrrxIAw RID for the vice-presIdency.
The sis. OF II is that they thought MIR.
REID had settled, or was about to settle
all OF his differences with the printers. and
he says that they were so informed by the
president of the Big-Six" Union Of New
York. But Mr.. DErxw now doubtless secs
that great blunder was made. Differences
still exist. Mr.. REID yielded TO the union
for political effect. lie has long been It's
enemy. and the typos will not forget to
remember him"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

mates Of the division Of the votes of the
delegates. The first, by one of MIR.
CLRyxLaSp's most intimate friends. is rs
follows: For CLEVELAND, 5s7; opposed to
him. as; doubtful, loS. The second csti-
mate. made bv one of Mr.. CLEvn.Sp's
most trusted political managers. who has
carefully collated by States all the dele
gates. gives these figures: For CLEVELAND,
63s; opposed and doubtful, AGO."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Rocky Mounts Big Land Sale.

ROCKY MOUT. n. C., June 1.-THE FIRST land
snia by tao X cky Mount Improvement and
Manufacturing Company occurred to-day. A
largo crowd cath srcc 20 witness the sales. sixty
lots were 3oli averaging 60xljp feet, and
brought aDogt 100000. Coionei L. b. Akers, of
knoxville. foam, was the aucti0necr, and Hon.
W. Il. Kitchen. OF Scotland Ncce, bought the
1fst iot. The company bas about 80 acres OF
land and VIII continue the sale tomorrow
After he sales this afternoon paper balloon
was aont up. IN which wss n decd 30 q COOL lot
granted 90 he person VINO secured tho cerd
whom D. ION 4 cOorei boy. Jan Worscy, got
ihe deed, aad the lOi Is worth $3.50. 1o-norrog
there VIII be a baoon-ssc-nsion and parachute
/ jump by DOtzenJ OF the Graco shannon Bal.
| lcOn Company. Anoihcr decd VIII De dropped
| from the balloon. Ih. has bean big day for
Rocky Mount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
North Carolina Agricultural College.

TNfe'IHl -"IogFtIn % IU' IIi8VdIVI'I
RaIYiGu y. G., June 1S.-rhe BosTd OF Agri-
culture spent the morning at the Agricultural
and Mechanical College and heard the annual
address by DR.. Charles ". Dsbney, OF tennes-
see. formerly Of Virginia. lne medals and
pr1es were presented by Chief-Jus'ice Merr-
mon. The showing made ~ 10 the cOilegc-work
greatly gra,ines President Holiday ana the
corps Of professors. The freshman class = the
best eyer a; the college. Dr. DaOney's subject
was "Ihe Importance OF Technical Education
20 the South and the Advantages Accruing from
1t lie spoke aOly and cniCr.ainingiy for an
hour. thiei-.lpsiirr Mcrrimon followed him and
presented the trustee gold medal for the best
ield-WOr6 60 \. Anti ony, OF CatawDa, and prizos
for the largest earnings by students during tho
term, which went 60 ". A. Bullock aud a. II.
PTice both OF Nancn county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

Mr. FIIrRY ANDERSON, one OF Mr. CLrvE-
LANDS New York managers, claims hat
the ex-President will have 800 votes on the
first ballot at Chicago. He claims IA from
Virginia. IL from North Carolina, ana
from South Carolina. He allows GRAY 30,
BoIEs &c. PALMER A., CARLISLE "a, and HILL
260. To GoKwAN he allows none.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
TROUBLE AMONG FlREMEN.
Asheviiie's Chief aud Hose Lads Resign
Opposed to IA ~. and l.. Assistant chief.

Especial telegram 70 <he Dispa'ch.i
AsuEvIILE, y. C., June 15.-Chief James p.
Sawyer. Of the City Fire department. to-day ten
dered his resignation 70 the Board Of Aldermen
70 take effect st once. and il was accepted the
hose companies have rendered their designations.
The trouble has ARISEN about the election OF an
assistant chief 10y the Aldermen IRON tho nook
and-laider company. Tie success of TIE coming
convention and tournament will probably not be
seriously Affected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

10 appears that there are now in the
State OF Louisiana $50 lepors. thirty OF
whom are IN the city Of New Orleans; that
most OF them have inherited this dreadful
disease, and that but few of them are $50
lated from TIE rest of the community. The
State has been aroused TO the necessity OF
adopting measures for the determination
Of the disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

ohicago correspondents say that it is
not unlikely that the National Democ,et,c
COMMITTEE wiii make nESRy warrsRsoS
temporary chairnan Of the convention.
Per contra, the New YORK correspondent
OF the Baltimore sun says that tho ma.
t'onsl committee has been carefully poiled
and that the majority Of the members are
In favor OF CLEskissD. II this DO true
wAITEssos will no. be elected temporary
chairman.
Jhs same correspondent gives two osti.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
|GinShanaS
White
Shirt Waists.


Ladies', pleated back aud front, of India
Linen, we'll made, best fitting, for SOC.
each.
To-day at 1890 we shall sell Ladies'
Gowns, tucked with three 2-inch insert
ing, edged with Hamburg -never sold for
less than Sl--ior 69c., only two to any
one customer; l3 dozen Ladies' Skirts,
finch fiounce headed with three tucks,
3Sc.. only two to any one customer !;
Children's Gowns 80 to &c., ages to Ii
years. only three to any customer.
White Striped Muslin, $50 yards,
only to be sold at the same hour at Sc. a
yard.
Imported Tarlatans in qualities cost
ing lsc. to land, only Brown and Blue,
&C. other co!ors, lOc.
Ladies' Lisle Vests quality that never
sell for less than 9Sc., to-day &C.; all
sizes, % to 10. So With hundreds Of
other things.
II TO II EAST BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
a SUCCESSFUL CARNIVAL.
Handsome sum Realized for the Nortn
Carolina Binding at Chicago.

handsome sum 'V' ''''
Carolina Building at Chicago.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HrSpERsoN. y. C.. June 15.-lhe carnival IN
aid Of the project 90 raise funds 10 put up
North Carolina building at Chicago came Oh last
nisht. II was managed by Mrs. W. ;. Parker
Mrs. Captain Henry Perry, Mr.. W. II. Walker
Mrs. c. NJ. Cooper. aud Mrs. Thomas 4. Davis
and was grand success. They realized apOa
5000 The different busincss-houSes were hd-
yeriised and many oil the advertisements were
novel and very striking.
Mr.. y. L. Strause il Just back from faltiInoro'
where he attended the marriage OF his friend,
Ar. Teser. Of this place.
The farmers are in tho midst OF the wheat
harvest More than usual was seeded IN this
section last fall aud the crop has not been 80
fine for years.
The infant daughter Of DR.. NJ. Dorsey died last
sht OF choern-infaLtun.
Mrs. y. b. Caunady. If Oxford, is here on a
yi-it 10 her mother Mrs !. 4. Young.
The DISPATCH Is now generally read here eRch
day before the Raleigh papers.
The members Of the Baptist congregation here
a-e much exercised nj the prospect OF losing
their pastor. lie has a call 10 Greensboro.
Mr.. Vandovonter is a fine worker and viii be
a great loss not only 10 mis- church but TO ne
community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

The New York Word has gotten the as
surance of the CLEVELAND delegates
from tina, State 10 Chicago that they Will
support HILL if HILL is the nominee. and
that of the HUI delegates that they Will
support CLEVELAND If CLEVELAND is the
nominee.
That settles it,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

k>peciat telegram 10 The Disp1tcl.l
WAysEsrILLy y. G., fune l5-Ths Demo
cratic COayeltion OF the Ninth District met here
tC-Gay and Representative VI. 4. era wfogd vas
unanimoul1 rrnnmirntef for Congress. Lock
Craig, o. Asa,yilis. Nas nominated Tor clectOr.
Tae convention was hartn0nisus aud eathusl-
gsg.c. Clsyolan is name sas cbserel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.i
WASHINGTON, ID. C., juno lJ.-Colonel
pradv va here today on his way back from
Mnaeapolis. lie had an audience Of about
twenty-five minutes win President Harrison.
Colonel Brady lof; tor home this evening ieenne
happy over Mahoues shp-up at Minneapolis anu
the Presidents triumph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

is now complete, and the values VIC are Offering
are better than We have ever before seen NJ the
price. ~ 80 90
FAsr-BLACK SATTEENS at 10, l2I9, Is, 20
%. 30. and 3Jc. per yard.
FAST-BLACk LAWNS. very fine and sheer, at
1915. 1874, 20, and 25c. per yard.
FAST-iJIACK MULLS, - and 400. per yard
SOLID BLACK DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN, re-
GUAR 40c. quality. for &c. per yard. ...,.
pieces SOLID BLACK DOTTED SWISS MOS-
LIN, regular }Oc. quality, for 20c. per yard.
SOLID BLACK WOOL GRENhDINk in mar
row stripes and checks. regular Doc quality
and cheap al that price. For n special bargain
We offer them az the extreme low price OF lOc
per yard.
SOLID BLACK INDIA LINON, extra fine
quality AZ III, f6as. 20, ana 2jc. per yard.
SOLID BLACK CHECK. STRIPE, and PLAID
NUSLlNS in a splendid line at 10, 121s, 10, 20,
and 25c. per yard.
Two great hargnins In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
BI0cb Wool Dress Goods.

FINE BLACK ALL-WOOL CHALLlE, 40
inches wide. as good as we ever saw offered at
7jc. per yard and actually worth that % buy to-
day. About 200 yards only we offer at the low
price 81 SOC. per yard. -
4G-INCH BLACK ALl-WOOL HENRIETTA,
yerv Rue and soft finish, sold All over the niiei
States at ~ per yard-a limited quantity Is Oh
nj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

A small "cool wave" has been dis
covered IN the lake region. and is SAID TO
be moving eastward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

GRAND EXCURSION.
" ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP,
TO SOl;l ok AND NEWPORT NEWS.
NO TINE LOST FROi BUSINESS.
sA1It.DAl NIGHT. JCNg 10. 1892
MOONLIGHT ON THE JAMES.
STEAMER ARIEL.
LOOK AZ THIS SCHEDULE:
Leaves Richmond SATURDAY NIGHT. June
l., 1902, az l0OclOc1 sharp arrives at Newport
News at A. NJ. aud Norfolk al A. ~. Leaves
Norfolk sunday az l.. 81. ami Newport News ut
} p. ~: arflYcs al Richmond L. sunday night.
tickets also good 20 return the following Tues
day. June glN.
Am1,e time Sunday 70 visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, hampton, fo.disrs iio,c, otc.
Elegant Meals and i.c rcshments on seamcr
Ariei. BEATS TiiEM Ali. LADIES' SALOON
reserved exclusively for Thorn.
VIRGINIA 81 EAMb0Ar COMPANY.
IL l1.1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

BARGAlNS, BAhOEAiNo.
- pieces more OF those ELEGANT PIN
STRIPED CREPE CLOTH left At &c. a yari. can
early II you want any OF them; me lot Won 'N''
RACK LACE WOOL BUNTlNGS at &C. Yard.
Great bargains in IBRELLAS. 200 FINE
GLORIA 2G-iuch UMBRELLAS, With bone ana
wool handles sl.25. Another lot, elegant
natural stick handles, ~ apiece.
FINE ORGANDIE LAWNS at l@lsc
REAL FRENCH ORGANDlk LAMNS, 3fhe
FIGURED BEDFORD CORDS ~ luc. yAr''
SOLID-COLORED BEDFORD CORDS at lOc
LADIES SOLID RED HOsE, Rchelieu ribbed.
warranted fast, l2itc.
MEMS EXTRA FINE INDIA GAUzESHIRTs,
CHENEY BROTHERS BEST CHINA SILKS
CHINA siLKs in all shades, 81 inches wide,
soc. ,.,.,.r,,,. ,...,,.., ..
500 pair Of DC. SILK MITTs reducedto l5c.
IACfS, LACES-5O0 new pieces Just received,
ali styles. widths, and prices. Beautiful Point
de Gincne ami Point de Paris at 10, l2]9 aud
CREPE CLOTHS in cream, pink, blue. red,
heliotrope, and yellow. az l21.c. a yard.
BLACK AND WHITE CANVAS BELTS, 10
ana I2Jsc. LEATHER BELTS 10 all styles,
0' FIRE Il s I, Zoe. HANMoCKs. 55c. and
al aniecc CROOI kI SETS. balls. ASc. set.
BREAD ana CAkE-BOAE>, %, 90, 'oc. anu
: apiece. -,
LADIES' SCISSORS at %. 40. 30, 7jc. and 81.
Made Of the very best steel, and every pair war
ranted. -. ,,,.,,' 80
finish, l2I5c. . ...
CHlLDkEN's RIBBED HOSE. sl@ 10, and
DOTTED SWISS MUsLINs, 1898, Is, 20, %.
and Doc.
soc MATTINGS reduced 90 lG2sc. yard.
of ha
and handsomely upholstered. patent spring and
satin uarasols THE TOWER.
POI and .O3,
10 l5-2t corner Second and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16

Mary Elen Hoggard. Il litle girl aged a. was
taken suddenly sick yesterday evening, went 10
bed. and died Within ten minutes ator lying
down. The cause of her death Il unknown, a.
her parents we're not able 10 cali in "a physician.
She was one of the heaithIcst children IN this
community ana was never known 10 have q
naN,a aicE nnrs LII her Nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTlNd
CLERKS OTf1cE o. SgPKtNt
or AFPgAts ~ hi.a $40.

tLEkkS Offlcf OF ~ fht
or APPRAfs ~ fi.s
RICHMOND. FA., June IT,
Pursuant 20 she provisions o. ,e''
347s, and $40 o. she COdc ~ ifs.lih.
PROPOSALS viii % received bi .-
signed a. hts on .. az the state cuti
the city OF Rcamond, until ~ oc.o.A p.
2IsT INSTANT TOT TOE pkiN llNOs 81.
such RECORDS ~ THE SlfEcAh '.
APPEALS Al RICHMOND may rcllt.
year from the lst day OF JnlN iof-'
posals shall state tho amount PEI pas' ~
ems small plea type, and iho.uue 20 i.
printing, blna,ng, ead neat eof'.' p .
style Of The case aud Tho court ir'u1 N-
record comes neatly printed thec'on So.
ing 10 be isn ne In ootapsct form, vli.'ii
pages OF blanks between iincs o. fsiAe
M extra ch argo To h. made Tor nslfo
exceeding three columns Ice if'h.'- i.
done In the city Of kichmond under 'A' ~
vison u the clerk. ..,,, ......
GEORGE Il. TAYLOR ,''''
10 l5,t6,iIis&si
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Bar6ain Developments.

Our own goods reduced those of other
merchants turned over for less than cost
of manufacture.
The LACE SALE has given advan-
tages that are perfectly wonderful.
Have you looked into the prices? The
STYLES and sorts you want, sure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-16
Clnsing Exerciscs AZ WinAsor.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR. y. c.. June l4.--fOc commencement
exercises oi Professor T. X. HOGcs- school began
on the night OF the ith md closed on the night
Of the 14th. The cxercises were held L. the
courtroom. which was decorated very benuii-
fully. There were twcnty-threo picces-.n-
ciuGing songs. ESSAYS, dialogues. music, recita-
tons and charades. The second uight eighteen
were rendered, the scholars numbering sixty
seven performing their parts very well ana re-
ceiving a good deal Of applause from tho au-
dence. The Hon. ". L. Shaw, OF Winton, made
an address TO the school Gnd audience on the
night OF the l4ih.
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS COM W
1 L MANDhRY or ST. ANDREW. *
No. 10. X. T., RICHMOND. VA. June IL, ~
is92.-SPEcIAL ORDgRs.--Sir knghts:/ y
Attend called assembly Of your c1nmGndery
nj the asylum in the Masonic Temple tut ~
DAY, 18Th instant. AZ o'clock 7. M., In FATIGUE
dress Mernb Of Richmond COmmabce-y. No.
.. and transient Sir knights are conrteonsly H.
yited to be present.
BY order Of the Eminent Commander.
JOHN IL. POWELL. Captain-General
Attest: GEORGE G. JEFFERSON, Recorder
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