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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26
Demoeralle Club OrgaaIasd.

The Democrats of the Fourth Precinct
OF Jackson Ward organized campaign
club last night Mr.. Warwick Epps pre-
sided aud MIR. +. Ulimsn was secretary
Another meeting will be held on ths
night of September 7th Tor the election o.
permanent officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26
CAPITOL MATTeRS.
State library BuildiDg-Pardou Refused
A Clerk Appnlntcd.

There will be meeting OF the Board Of
Commissioners Of the State Library Build
ing at 3 o'clock TO-DAY. Mr.. Polndexter,
thearchitect. will be present with all work
ing drawings. and it Is expected that bids
for the erection of the building Will be adj
yertised for.
lhe Governor has refused 10 pardon
Fielding Shelton, who was fined and i'm
prisoned in Scott county for violation of
the revenue laws.
The Governors warrant was Yesterday
issued for the amount OF direct tax due
Augusta county.
Auditor Marye yesterday appointed Mr..
John ii. OVERLY, of Charlotte county, to
the clerkship IN his Office made vacant by
the death Of MIR. T.. II. Fisher. Mr. OVERLY
was the frst Democratic member Of the
Legislature elected from Charlotte county
after the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

When Patty was sics, We gave her Cassorsa-
When she was Child. she sried for Oastoris.
When che became Niss, she chung 70 Cassoris.
When rho had Children. she gave them cassoria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

The Dispatch Company has first-class
facilities for doing oil kinds of printing.
Send US your orders. Estimates cheerful
ly furnished when desired-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

No other house DoES-EvER DlD-or EVER
WILI-seu such STERLING QUALITIES at
sucs Low PRICES as WE quote,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. and stomach dis
orders uss Bro sns Iron Biiters. Tho Best Tonic;
10 rebuilds tho system, cleans the blood ana
strengthens the muscles. A splendid tonic Tor
weak and debil,tated persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26
81, Only 81.

Round trip to Norfolk or Newport News
by tho steamer Ariel tomorrow night.
Sec advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26
Cheap Excurson Rates.
RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RETURN

RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RETURN
Via Petersburg and Norfolk aad Western
Railroad.
Tickets will be sold for the regular pas
senger trains leaving Richmond byrd
Street station Saturday, August 9th, at
2:5s z. III. and 5:45 +. NJ, and Sunday,
August 2Sth, at A. ~. good TO return
until Tuesday, August 30. 1892.
These special-excursion tickets give
ample time in which TO visit Virginia
Beach. Ocean View, and Old Point. FoI
full information apply to Il. ". Courtney
Passenger Agent, S3S east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26
Necessity of raning Pianos.

A dollar is well spent when you buy q
bottle of A. B. G. Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

A. B. @. Alternative is best spoken ol
where it is best known. n home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26
Sick Headache Cured

By DIR. DAvrDs LIVER Pills, the most pleasan
and reliable family medicine known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

Fine White Lawn Aprons-Yard long, extra
wide, with pointed gathered yoke, 6-ineh hem
and hemmed sides, or same style with tbree
wide pleats for 25c.-the making Of which would
cost you tho price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

Fine satteen Shirt-Waists-
Navy Blue, with white dots and ringA
Black, with white dots and rings.
Made with vide pleAts front and back.
Turuback Cuts and loose trill oSer front.
Just ssc. for any size--34 to 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

Seldom is your attention called 70 moro
worthy lot OF merchandise than these Swiss.
Embroidered Handkerchieii. SIX stylos-in al
about 80 dozen. such thin sheer material With
the daintiest u scoloped borders aud embroid
cred fgures, at l2lsc. each. Four Of the style
are worth twenty-five cents and two styles twen
ty cents, and to sec them a. twelve cents and
half is to buy them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

About 100 Remnants Of Worsted Dress Goods.
To-day will soe the las, OF them sold az tho spe-
cial low prices at which thoy are markei
It's the same way with Remnants Of Domes-
tics, Remnants Of Embroidery, Remnants Of
White Goods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

More of the famous ButermuE Soap here al
7c. a cake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

To-days sales will more than probably msfs
away with those neat JapanoeS Trays
Round ones at 19c.
Square ones AZ 39c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26
LoNG PANTS.
SHIRT WAISTS.

We never saw the lots break In size"
as fast as they have this season. We've
gone all through tho stock again driving
them 70 the front foI to-day.
PERCALEs-wAIsTs that gere s1,
sI.25, and s15O-the "sTAR,"
NOW 60 c zNTs.-
OUTING BLOUSE WAISTS that sold q.
NOW 20 CENTS
OXFORD BLOUSE WAISTS that sold
for $3.50 ands9.
NOW 0s CENTS
UNLAUNDERED PERCALE WAISTS
special price
is CENTS
FRENCH FLANNEL BLOUSE WAISTS,
sell usually at from sL25 to 81,
NOW 9s CENTS
Expect TO find PRETTY PATTERNS
and SUPERIOR QUALITIES, but make
an allowance for the sizes. They're
broken-thats the cause Of tho "crash
In prices"
Got In to SEQ US to-day-the men as
we'll as the boys. Wo can't begin TO tell
you of half that youIl hnd going onto
your advantage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26
A hIARK az rnoGRRss.

In ali ages, the execution of great works
OF art or science has marked the intellect.
ual progress OF nations. Al tho annals Of
the great pyramids 10 the CONSTRUCTION o.
the Simplon pass are impressed "iln
these embioms of human industry and
perseverance. We, 10 our generation,
have seen the impress Of our own time ~
the Ssez canal. the brooklyn bridge, ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

This same idea is tho groundwork, YES,
the cornerstone OF commerce and ITS Kim
drcd interests, for the benefit OF which We
are assoc. ed together. Let US reject
what It is 20 4Te engaged III, ana see II ~ y
not trne thu for yast aud enduring oene-
dts to nAAkind aud civilization, commerce
stands pve-eminent.
Ihis is essentially a practical, con-
mercial. aud industrial age, and among
the great dissominators OF knowledge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26
Square ones al SOC.

When il comes TO tho new, stylish Wash Dress
Goods, the only largo assortment Is hero and
Won save enough by our popular prices 70 se'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26

Whiting Paper, and a good enough quality too
8 quires in solid pack for ioc.
Hundreds Of you have admired 'ns saver
riiseres Photograph Frames To the west "1na'"'
Insy hol, cahlnet-sizs photograph ana 'oo<
us, IKE the sola-siiver frames shase01' 'sn a0'-
,.rs These arc s5c. each. SOC for : double
ooe. Some beautiful Mirrors to Sane ''y'' 0'
frames at rs and 99c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

~ Mcleod who has already fairly distinguished him.
self I'm the sixth American Chess Congress OF 1880.
made another mark BY beating the performer, VINO
won al the other games.
4 splendid new clubhouse has been opened at 81
Petersburg and dedicated 10 the clubs use oy
religious ceremony and luncheon on November D.
The new premises are situated at No. 80 NcwsRl-
prospcct ana consist OF a suite Of seven fine rooms.
chicorln PLAYED seventeen games simultaneously on
fhot ocrn. Ion and OF this number h Won thirteen
LOST three ana drew one London Evening News anu
Post.
In the top sections championship OF the great
winter tournament Of the city OF London Chess Club
Mr. Physck and Mr.. MORAN now leading, neither
having lost a game. The project FOR Increasing the
annual subscription has. for tie present b'eh aDah
doncd bv the committee.
Nr IL r. Bird has been made an honorary mem
Der OF the Newcastle Chess club. ~,
Mr.. l. Gunsbcr- has been appointed instructor 10 tlc
Metropolitan Chess Club which ON November ~ Went
mo n.N quarter, M the Chesterfield cafe. o6 East
cheap. where they have found ample ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for their growing needs. -,
Mr. t. J. Lee Journcycd 20 Ireland on November a
and vii make professional visits 10 Dublin. Belfast,
and other chess centres.
In the first division ~ the Metropolitan Club the
Athcnacum defeated the city NewsroolnS, on NOven-
her 49, by II IL 10 L. The Metropolitan Club
,la,t years winner keeps the lead and Is likely Ia
win again this year.
Another handicap tournament open TO masters and
amateurs /, being arranged al simpsons. Mcssrs.
IIrd, Fcnon, JasnogrodSly Mueller and Teichmaun
have already joined along with several very strong
amateurs. Some very Interesting pa! may pc TX
Mr. C. T. blanchard. tho yell-lnown English
problcmst. is preparin, an tnei.h translation II
burr.snc's SchacH mcs ,crparca" which Will be pub
u,bcd about Christmas under the tile Of " Examples
~ Chcssmastcr Play" The book will contain short
biographies OF leading players.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

now SAMPLES for the opening now nearly com
pctcd and some Of the travellers are already on inc
road and nearly all the Others will start 10y OhilaS
night As according TO the United States census
rcports this Industry has IN output in PROVIDENCE
valued at S1OOOOOOO yearly. 1t, prosperity u "
matter Of Importance 10 all people.
The poi,lclans in Pawtuckct are. rs usual hhVhs
+, n,onl1ev and parrot time. In the second Ward OF
thot civ hv reason OF there being two factions III
thc Democratic party after trials there has pce
no election for Aldermen aud COuncnen. TIE boa'u
Of Aldermen voted against the protest OF inc Mayor
TO order the next election Oh the first Wednesday III
ArrIl This angercd the Mayor. and he mas peuuoHeu
Cor a writ Of mandamus TO the Board OF Aldermen 10
show cause why they should not order the new eeco
at an earlier date. The writ was granted
H. S. Blooagood. OF this city has purchased inc
Watson farm, at Boston Neck near Narragansett Pier.
tie price being $4,000. Besides tliS lie mas pa"
chased sixty acres of the Elsa d. Browning farm
for s3o 900 Mr.. Bloodcood will erect fine residence
ana Will establish horsc-brcedihS Idrln' ~ nam
mile track will be laid ont. !, .,,,,., In IN. Nor
The Telegram OF this city Is putu,g ID the 'i,i
genthalcr linotype machines, nine Vi '''"' o'''e
Thn ,rnIrv system for electric railways has been
adonfed for all the car lines In this CITY, anu VIII
be put In operation as soon ~ Rehabilitation of Tho
trnI,nv hpt by careful running of the Pawtuxet Inc
the Union Railway Company has I'cu WV" "
prejudice. :, ~ ,ho Eostcrn Iearne
Of Baseball Clubs next year; ,r.a q. suhscr,bo
The friends Of the game Will be oDhSeu u s"o'0ii"'
literally TO the company STOCK oorcost Is now at
home with his family at Pawtuxct; where he ma, mas
h0mrht n fine old colonial place overooklne ue Vah
Mr. Minis has engagements for year ana q nan In
dronrn Al Minneapolis, where he goes \ wear
enrnc large tabernacle Is TO be erected
rsnecally for his services. alta cost OF some Sloooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

ew.London Conn. Dec. 10 (Special).-A the Decems
Der meeting the City Council Allen Penhollow WAS
chosen Commissioner Chatity in the place OF
Colonel Thomas Fitch deceased. and Thomas kiley was
elected chief Of the department, vice A. W. SHOES re-
sgncd Alderman Dunlord read an exhaustive paper W
cys finances and opened the eyes OF an unsuspes
public 10 lax methods In vogue In certain departmental
The sensation which Mary's Lamb caused when IL fo'
lowed her 70 school day was not a circumstance
tina: caused BY the recent visitation OF wildcat 70
school in Hamburg, just west OF here Inc sehool ''
an elderly gentleman named HAYDEN Gray, had 'a's
finished the duties which dcyolyed upon him In his one
capacity when wildcat Jumped through one OF the VI"
dows followed shortly arterwaId by dog. The Children
climbed top etcs IN one corner OF the ROOM Inv
dog skunk under .ool AMI the school visitor with moro
aarty than dignity scrambled the top Of the teachers
desk and sought Alice Criswod the teacher 10 JON
him. It was q game OF puss In the corner with every
body in tho corner bu the puss and the plucky MISS
Grlswod who seized heavy iron poker and dispatches
the intruder while revolving in her mind the question
Of which was the widest the dog the children the 'ehOo'
visitor the cat
concert given THURSDAY evening by the SYMPHONY
Orchestra OF Ncw.Yora conducted by walter Dannros0n
The performance highly appreciated and MI pao"
is sure OF large audience his second concert mere !"
February.
boat Company sank at the cOmpanys wharf In ths eiv
Monday morning. She pumped out ana raiseu W
Captain T. A.. Scott later In the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

prospective owners to extend It south from yolun.
town. village Of about 300 Inhabitants to the
large and thriving town OF Westerly in Rhode Island.
the shore OF the ocean. Volunown Is In a Wild
rceion. On the eastern border OF this state, that Is
remote from railroads. being twelve miles east Of Nor.
wich, and eight or ten north of Westerly.
There are half dozen important mills In Vol
untown. All the goods they manufacture has to b
carted in heavy wagon either 10 Norwich OF
westerly, and their freight is taken them in the
same way. so important is their fr'Shng business
that Westerly capitalists have been debating project
for several years 10 construct branch steam railroad
from that place 10 NoluntOwn and thence 10 Jewett
City. where II would connect with the New-York and
Ncw-England road. With the proposed electric cir
cult the Noluntown freight question practically Is
settled. Both the electric circuit roads noted viii
follow the country highways from village 10 village,
and thus the expense OF building them win be ncon-
siderable The cost OF operating them IS not more
than onc-half that of horse railroad. Besides, the
power that impes the is used both 10 heat
and light them. The power for operating both exten
sve circuits Is, happily, ready 10 hand at Baltic,
where il Is now running 10 waste, for the most part
over the gigantic DAM one OF the largest In the c0un
try. that part OF the Baltic pant Of the great
\. Il ". rpgagte Manufacturing Company of PrOvi-
dencc The Baltic mill was burned several years ago.
and recently the Norwich Electric Street Railway COM
pany bought the water power privilege There for 3
song. Although Baltic i eight miles distant from
this city the power for operating the Norwich electric
road is brought hCr easily on slender wires, though
only 1.-THE of what is furnished By the dam is needed.
The rails for the country circuits will lie exactly like
those ordinarily used In city electro roads ana tue
passenger cars like the city ones In time, no DOUBT
cars especially designed for freight will be used. which
Will be Of about dimensions the passenger
carriages but adapted 10 the use for which they are
now incicently lcrlore! by country stages, and In
time. doubtless much Of the heavy truck work OF me
rural circuit by no means fully canyassed
even by lhc promoters of the enterprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

important Time for II white opposed BIB : Black
would capture. followed by R-Q threatening R-p D.
~ The beauty Of Whites play Is hidden by Blacks
correct perception. II 81 K-Q >; - r-ht D. u
-os1.; 81 Peg. 80 + y p; 80 P-Ktd and wins
Hu Unnecessary The march OF the X Is 7 mlShi
have been started at once with Quctcr effect we
believe
H. A surprise with siill deeper views.
% Many would have been tempted To check 10y
R-kt s when Back II course would have retreatei
K-R = with hopes ~ a longer fight.
d. Stnight To the core. II Black take. White re-
covcrs the Q ly RE ch
u Tor II IL ...P-B ,; - O-Kt oh. and mates
re.t move Or II IL KRIS i3 R-Kt ch. and
mate following.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
RHODE ISLAND MIX TESTS.
JURY FIND? THE SYSTEM FAULTY-UEGENT
ABOUT ETGISTRATION.

Providence. r. l.. Dec 10 (SpcclaD-Thc tragic
death OF Henry G.. Tricl,ev The Boston Globe re-
porter who was 50 intimately associated with the
Parnabv aud Borden inurGce cases has caused con
siderable comment and discussion hc?eabont' Mr.
Trickey was well-known here on account al having
worked up and written upon nearly every sensational
criminal case happening III this vicinity. His con
nection with Detective McIIenry, and tie difference OF
opinion as to Whether Mcilenry or Tnckcy was tho
most to blame In the matter OF the bogus " Boston
Globo" sensation. has also been source OF general
comment. Detective McIcnry has broken up lis bas-
ness here, and quit the State. IT i said that the
death Trickey removes a most imp )rt"nt witness
against Dr Grave in the Barnaby murder case he
being ono OF the two newspaper men who heard the
doctor make the damaging statement against Mrs
Barnabys character.
An important case has been tried in the Court of
Common Plea. this week II being that Of the state
agt John II. Barney for selling adultcratcd milk This
was the second offence. the penalty for which Is M
pasonmcnt. TIL" defendant called numerous experts
10 prove that the MILK Inspectors tests were faulty
and these witnesses evidently had due weight With the
inry WHO rendered verdict OF acquitial
The School Committee ha, reOrsani7ed for the en-
suing year with choice Of Walter II. Barney FOR
president The Schoo. Committee IS TIE most
stable elective body In the State. there being only
three changes out % thirty members There Is me
talk OF Increasing the number o! the Committee on
High Schools since II IS Impractical! Tor the
five members properly 10 supervise tlc i'"' HIS"
schools now IN operation.
The graduates Of The Girlss High school gave re-
canton Ills week 10 Miss Sarah l.. Doyle, who has
recenty retired from The head Of that school, after
laylrg been for thri:seVcn years In the service OF
the public schools OF Providence Miss Doyle was The
sister OF Thomas A. Doyle who was Mayor 0i Pro'l-
dence for seventeen yeurs. Miss Doyles former
pupils have contributed Il sum OF money which IS
10 be used to establish 4 scholarship In Brown Uni
versty TO he known Us the Sarah f. DOYLE scholar
ship open competition by the graduates of the Girls
High School.
Registration IS the word among politicians now
Tho figures at the City Hall have reached about 1000
and tie probabilities for an unusually large regis
tratlon for an of year. The Republicans. strange
10 say In view OF recent events. are the more active
In this work. The committee and the state League
have the matter well in hand. The fact that two
Congressman are TO be elected next April probably
acts Us Il stimulus.
Christmas trade Is beginning in earnest, and the
stores are thronscd with shoppers.
The tewslry manufacturers have b en- hard hit OF
late in the matter OF failures OF York and Western
1obbers of the failures were surprising. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
ELECTRIC ROADS IN CONNECTICUT.
COMPREHENSIVE PLANS FOR MAKING REMOTE
VILLAGES ACCESSIBLE.

COMPREHENSIVE PLANS FOR MAKING REMOTE
VILLAGES ACCESSIBLE.
Norwich Dec. 10 (Spccal.-Thc possibilities OF
electric traction about 10 be developed In novel
way In Connecticut particularly In the two eastern
Countless the plan being to connect With villages and
others in the remote towns. that are not reached BY
steam railroads. in circuit OF electric street railways.
linking them TO the cities and important towns and
steam railroad centres. When that Is done the harl
ships and manifold inc)nv"nicnccs OF life In Isolated
manufacturing villages and towns will be amehorated.
and the pulling and wearisomc Cd matter OF rural
Transportation, which Is expensive rs 1t is bother
some to many country manufacturers. will be disposed
Of The enterprise OF reaching such outlying thrifty
factory villages with system Of rural electric rail
road vhch are nothing else than n continuation Of
street railways already established in the cities at
thl, end Of the state. first brought to the attcn-
ton Of the public through legal notices In Norwich
newspaper yesterday. The notices embody two peti-
lions to the incoming Connecticut Legislature asking
for charters for two electric rilrcad one Of which Is
10 be located I'm New London county, and the other
both in windham and New London counties. The
Wlndlam {. unity petition asks In behalf of the pro
iccivc company for the privilege OF constructing an
electric street railway in the borough OF Wiimaniic,
Windham County, aud then extending the line in
circuit that shall penetrate rs far Mansfield Centre
In Tol!and County to Windham and South Wndham.
I'm Wlndham County, and to Franklin Sprague and
the factory village of Baltic, eight miles north OF this
city, in this (New London county. In view OF the
fact that the Norwich street railway IS about
TO ask Legislature for charter enabling ii TO ex
tend It's line from Tanville Its northern terminus
which Is three miles from this city. TO Baltic II Is fair
TO infer that II proposes to make connection with
the Windham county electric circuit. The second
notice contains petition for similar electric street
railroad In the towns Of Lisbon, Grswold and Volun
town. all In the northeastern part of this county It's
route viii he from a point In Lisbon. the road
from Norwich to Jewett City. thence to the steam
railroad depot in Lisbon and thence TO liopcvillc,
Gasgo, Voluntown and Beachdale. All the towns
named are within radius OF ten or twelve miles.
This proposed road, undoubtedly, will be come ted with
the Norwichst. Ioad extension and the Wlndham
County circuit at Baltic by q loop not than a
mile or two In length. 1t Is the purpose also Of Its