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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
GIANTS AND COLTS TO PLAY TO-DAY
The Game Between the Westmoreiand
and Commonwealth Club Mines.

This afternoon at 4 o'clock Captain
Pleasants's stalwart Westmoreland Giants
will meet the Commonwealth Colts upon
the arena OF Island Park. and fully 1000
spectators will viow the mighty struggle. The
gamo will be played with all tho ecat which
characterizes these two great sOcal Organiza-
tiOas. The kings Of dudedom will DO present
and tho bellies OF virginia societywil cheer the
lucky players on IN their march 10 victory.
The two clubs Will ride 10 the park in tallyhos
and the Wostmoreiands will wear colOrs Of black
aud orange, while the CommonUealths Will be-
deck their uniforms Ia blue and vhitc. Owing 70
the mOdesty Of the contestants mother team VIII
wear knlckerbOckers or tho usual dec0itefs robes
In which professionals are generally eitlred, but
they viii be clothed in He1iiOe shirts, caps, bet7
flannel trousers. and russet shoes.
The game is for the bcnelt Of the Shclterng
Arms, and all tho proceeds will b devoted 10
this charitable cause.
IN GOOD FORM.
For some days past the mines OF both clubs
have been practicing for the contest, AM all INC
players are now in excellent condition and devoid
Of the stiffness which formerly embarrassed
them. Here is an Official list Of the players:
WcstmOrelands-Wiliam Fry, catcher; ,. =.
Mayo, pitcher; Richmond marry, shortst0pi
KIRK Mathews, first base: II. J.. Cabell. secOnO
base; Charles Watkins, third base; w: c. Pres
ton, left neld; kd Gay, centre neld; Dr. John
Dunn. right field -
ward Hauewinckel pitcher; l.. III. Frayser, SNORT
stop; T. Harvey Savage, first base; Cary Sbop-
pard. second base: George Aiuslie, third base;
William G.. Ferguson, left neld; Joseph Is. John
ston. centre field; Preston holland, right neld.
After the game the Commonwealths Will enter
tain the WestmOrelands at their clubhouse with
q handsome collation. and music.
Bai!-and-Bat Notes.
A match game Of baseball was played on
the Tenth-street flats yesterday afternoon
between tho Nirginians aud Little Sycamores.
TIE game resulted IN "a score OF 20 10 10 in ia
vOr OF the latter.
Tho Libby.Hil Juniors crossed bats with the
Grnco-Street Boys vest riay afternoon on Chin
boraz0 Park. Alter seven hotly-contestcd IN
nings the latter were do.cated by score OF ~ 70
IL. Batteries: Crace-strecis-HoWard Moodun
catcher. and Tom Taylor pitcher; Liboy-Hills-
Roy Lewis catcher. ana James Hogan pitcher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
ANTI-CLEVELAND.
THE SENT iMENT AMONG A GREAT MA
JORiTY OF NEW DELEGATES.
Republicans Hope Cleveland VIII BE
Observation-Disclosures Delegations
in Meckienburg ana Other Counties.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. May G.-The Democrats Of
Norfolk county have gotten through with
their six district meetings, and IT is said Q
tull snti.Cleveland delegation has been
elected, many of whom are outspoken
Hill men. Out of the fifteen delegates
Portsmouth elected last night all are for
Hill but one, and he is anti-Cleveland aud
says the Democrats cannot win without
New York.
RADICAL HoPY.
Even the Republicans in this section are
hoping that Cleveland will be nominated.
Fredericksburg's Delegation.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, May Ga mass-meet-
ing of the Democratic party of this city
WAS held IN the courthouse last night fer the
purpose OF electing delegates 10 the Richmond
convention. Captain 4. McCracken presided
and Mr.. ". ". Merchant acted as secretary.
The following delegates and alternates were
elected: Delegates-Nalor Thomas 7. Wallace,
William A. Little, Jr., W. ;. White, II. r. Cris-
mond, T. NcCracken, aud A. h. Phillips, Jr.
Alternates-A. j. Rove, Jr., 4. ID. Cole, ". G.:
Ballard. II. II. johnson, W. II. Hurkamp, and
George A. Walker.
After the meeting your correspondent inter
but ALI refused Is express any preference, say
ing they were for the most available man. IL IL
believed, however, that four are for Hill and two
for Cleveland.
The meeting vas very harmonious and there
was no fight for delegates as 10 Cleveland and
Hill
No Instructions In Mecklenburg.
SPECIAL telegram TO the DisDatch.l
BoyDToS, Va, May 6.-Democratic pri-
maries for the election of delegates to the
| Richmond convention were held IN this county
to-day This precinct sends W. I. Atkins
George r. Land. and H. I. Hutchinson as unin-
| structed but anti-Clevelsnd delegates. No otler
| precinct has yet been heard from.
Warwick Delegates uninstructed.
| Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
NEWPORT News, Va. MAY 5-Delegates
| to the Democratic State Convention were
| elected this evening Resolutions favorng the
nomination Of ex-Presidcnt Cleveland were
adopted. Delegates are uninstructod.
King and Queen solid Anti-Clcveiand.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, Va, May g.
| King and Queen county appointed solid snii
| Cleveland delegation to the Richmond ecnYen
1 tiOn Yesterday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

Rev. Dr. Niyen, of New York, will
preach Tor DR.. Hogo at i. Nj.
AZ Clay-Sireet Methodist church Rev. hr. Pell
Will preach at ~ A. NJ.
REV. n. VI. Liuney will conduct the services az
Washinri0u-Street Methodist church at > =. VI.
The regular meeting oi the Methodist sunday
School Society of Richmond and Manchester VIII
he held at Dcnny-strect church Sunday alter
noon at 3ie O'Clock. ,,,
AZ smith iial at / 1 A. VI. Rev. Wiley Jones,
N the Christndel phian church. viii preach On
sac thomc, " "kesurocii0u IL Is ential 10 a
Future Lno.'
A free lecture by an evangelist OF the Catholic
Apostolic church viii be given in kletts Han,
corner Fifth and Harshali streets sunday eve
ming al o'clock. Subject: Tho coming oil the
AutI.ChTist: the Wicked one IS Near
Rev. Dr. Thomas viii preach 50 the First Bap-
tist church In the morning There VIII DO no
service az night.
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist sunday
School Association viii take place at the Second
church az T.. ". Rev. Mr.. James, OF Texas,
will address the association.
Rev. Decatur Edwards. OF Clopton-S,reet bap-
tist church, Manchester, will conduct services
nppropriats 90 tho observance OF the seventy
third annivcrsary Of Odd-fellowship at Powells
Han tCnurch-Ilul avenue and Tgenty-iourth
street at 3i6 o'clock +. NJ, undor The auspices
of Unity l. dye, 80. So, J. O. q. r. Tho meeting
will bo open 70 the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
The ChtckeriDg Pianos,

A few days ago the fact that an agency
had been established in our city was an
nounced aud attention especially called Il
A Parlor Grand Piano on exhibition. II
gives Us much pleasure 10 state that the
beauties OF the Grand Piano so entranced
one OF our residents of Franklin street that
he purchased 1t and the piano now adorn
his psrlors. Never before in the history III
our city of high-grade pianos has any
make of pianos achieved so speedy recog-
nition. MANLY B. RAMOS h Co.,
Virginia and North Carolina Agents ol
the Chickering Pianos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
A PRETTY sPRlNo-TIME DANCE.
The Members of the Junior Club Give a
German at Belvidere Hail.

4 subscription german was given a. Bel
viderc Hall last night by members Of the
Junior Club, and, despite the warm
weather. the attendance was quito large.
The dance Was ted by Mr. Dolph Blair, and the
following ladies acted az chaperons: Mrs >.
Armstrong Welsh, Mrs. Allen Talbot, Mrs. L.
b. Tat1m. and Mrs. Iittell Wilson.
Among iho young ladies' present were; Misses
Nellie Ryder, Helen Rose, Otelia johnson OF
Petersburg. Miss Collier Of Petersburg, Eye
Walker, Anime Hammer Ellen Blair, Emma
Barksdale. Lena Davis )i Petersburg. Miss liOl-
cnmbs Of Danville. Misses Salio Aliriend, Addie
johnson, FlOssie Talbot, Mary Hawes, Annie
Gray. aud Mary Moore.
The Centlemen In attendance were: Meesrs.
Dolph Blair, John BOsseau, Frank Bankenship,
Clem. Shafer. Hogo Gillian, Allen Talbot, Rich
ard Gwathmoy, Litten Wilson. Benjamin Law
soD stuart McVeich, Edward Robertson, Lee
Rrscr, Frank Parker, James Striugteilow' Blair
Sfripgie. low. Ivey Arlington, WillOughby Newton.
Me- frrhor. Phiiip Powers, Branch Mckinney, A.
T. Moon. Elhs Talbot Harry Baker, John Bryan,
Julien Binf0rd, Arthur Mayo Frank Potts, FRED
Lambert, Jack Gregory, Frank Powers, Elmer
Ecker. James Valentine, and X. L. Johnston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
which was cleverly interpreted by Mr.. Clarke
and Miss Adeila Sawyer.

Tho second play was JeIoHc ns vofyn4o
poetlc little stetch The violin-Make There
are few more charming things than this. Oi
plot there is little, but the story Is sweet ana
very pathetic, and 10 the hands OF strong actors
might be made very effective. It's simple plays
like this that test dramatic talent most severely.
because there are no sensational climaxes or
other sraee tricks 10 divert the attention OF the
audience from the true merit OF 1.-THE the pay ana %
showed his INABILITY TO deal with the fine lines
and delicate sentiment Of the touching T,hi i,tle
cane anywhere near q really intelligent concep-
ti0n of the play. ,,x
In the afterpiece, "Poor Pillicody, Mr.: Clarke
and his supporters brought out brightly AL OF
the intense humor which permeates THIS Well
known farce, and sent the audience away highly
pleased.
Wilfred Clarke is q comedian of much merit,
but be is hardly ripe enough 70 undertake any
thing beyond light rols, ana wouid 40 wen W
play parts now that show him At his best.
This afternoon the bill ts WI DC me .Id h, S,ol,h,
Maker and ~ Runaway Match. ana to,nisn.
there will no another triple bill: " A Happy
Pair" "onc Touch of Nature" and "Toodles'"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
The Difference.
TIynchburz News

South Carolina, which gave Demo
cratic plurality Of 52,Os9 in the last presiden-
tial election, stands solidly opposed to
Cleveland and in favor of Hill.
Wisconsin. which gave Republican plu-
yalily Of Il 1921 in the last presidential eles.
ton. instructs for Cleveland.
Michigan. which gave Republican plu-
rolity of "a, ,9ll in the last presidential cleo
ton, endorses Cleveland.
Cleveland hasn't yet gotten the vote OF q
solitary State that will give him its elec-
toral vote in the event of his nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
The Tennessee Midland.
by telegraph-to tho Dispatch.l

MEMPHIS, Tenn. May 6.-At a general
meeting Of the stockholders of the Ten
nessee Midland railroad, held here to-day, the
stockholders unanimously approved and au-
authorized the execution OF mortgages
securing issues Of $1,000 per mile
oil frst-mortgsge > per cent bonds, and
$4,000 per mile OF secon ni-mortgage . per
cent bonds, in lieu Of the present authorized
issues reducing the bonded Indebtedness OF the
company by $4,000 per mile. The resigna,
tions Of all tho present members OF the board o'
directors we're accepted, and the stockhoiders
elected the following board: John 4. Davis, w.
L. Hu@e, Alva Mansur, 4. II. West. L. J. Moss,
and james Hallen, OF st. Louis, A. $. buford and
n. /. Vrayior, OF Richmond, Va. John oyerton
Jr., ID. 4. Porter, and I. j. Latham, OF Memphis
Tho Board OF Directors at a subsequent meeting
elected 4. j. Moss. Of II. Louis, president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
Rain-storms Unparalleled.

CH1ciGo, ILL.,. May 6.-Rain-storms with;
out parallel in recent years have prevailed
throughout the western country the past TWO
days and the amount OF damage lone Is enor-
NOUS Traflc on the Rock Island road between
Joliet and tho Mississippi river fas been sus-
pended owing 10 numerous washou's along that
portion OF the line, with the result that the eh're
system is practically tied up. kllthrOugn trains
coming east have 10 stop at Davenport and Rock
Island, and west-bonnd trains viii not attempt
10 move out Of Chicago before this morning. AZ
Joliet hundreds OF families had 70 qnt thelr
homes aud 90 TO the bluffs, fearful that the dam
would 20 out In which case the middle OF the
city would be placed under water. The factories
there have from one 20 nine feet OF water In
hon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
Committee on schools Meet.

The Committee on Schools met in the
City Engineers Office last evening to con-
fer with Mr. r. Wiley Davis in reference 70 the
contract for the erection Of the Nicholson street
NichoIson-street schOol-hOuse was awarded 70
Mr. Davis. while the bids for the Nayy-linl
structure we're returned 20 ihe bidders, and the
body resolved 70 advertise for BIDS upon tlls
Structure under the revised Bpeclhcatohs'
Tho committee will meet again as soon as tho
roturns are made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
Resisted the Ohlcers

Thursday night between II and u
o'clock persons living in the nelghborhood
Of Eighteenth and Marshall streets were greatly
alarmed by a negro man named Philip Ellis
firng pistol In the street a warran, was ~,
Onicer Kerse we're detailed TO execute the PAPER.
They found the negro in his quarters In cellar
In the rear OF Carayati's confectionery, near the
corner Of Eighteenth and Broad. nnen the oi-
ecsrs attempted 70 arrest the man he violently
resisted. They found that he was armed With
nistol and a razor, and they went In for regu-
lar skirmish The policemen managed 70 get
ibs nistol from Ellis, but no got stick and q
fuIlnedred battle followed. The officers re-
ceiyed several blows In the struggle, but neither
were badly injured. lie Was finally arrested and
taken 10 the First police station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
Tho CInck II RunninR.

The large clock in the tower OF the New
CITY Hall was wound up yesterday and
performed Its functions throughout the day, but
d,.ls ,rs hands were Invisible at night. As soon
as few finishing touches In the way oi paint
ing, etc., are made the time iece viii enlighten
the public at all hours. IL is . feet y inches In
diameter, but from the street below appears 70
a auita ANAL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
Brazil in Better Health.

New YORK. May 6.-The steamer .Segu-
ranca. CAPTAIN Beers. which arrived here
last night from Brazil pOrts, has had no sickness
or deaths during the voyage. The sanitary con-
dition of SantA s much improved, the cool
weather coming on with frequent rains having
greatly improved the condition Of things at that
port. Tho health Of Rio Janciro was also IN
much better condition, although there had been
much sickness among the shipping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

Song" the audience werc perfectly In sympathy
him, aud enjoyed also Mr.. Crawford's represen-
taii0n Of tho Bashful School Boy Captain
Fitz on his violin and Mrs. Fitz on tho plano ac-
companicd Mr.. Tyson. Mr. Crawford was sc-
oompaDied In his eingIng by his Wife Mrs
Rove enjoyed the accompaniment Of Professor
Wheat
Tho whole concert passed without a hitch and
gave universal satisfaction.
Tho object OF the concert was worthy object
OF charity. Tho ladies having IL in charge de-
sire 20 acknowledge gratefully the generous
kindness Of ali who contributed their services TO
make II so great q success.
Professor Wheat during his stay IN the city Is
the guest Of Captain Fitz, at Thirty-thrd and
etTCpts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
Should he do so IL will be the frst in
stance Of Catholic holding the position
since the Reformation. VI
GENERAL POLITICS.
The Idaho Republicans for Blaine ana
Free silver.


(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
PocArKLIo. IDAHO. May 6.-The Republi-
can State Convention TO nominate SIX dele
gates to the Minneapolis convention was
held here yesterday. ex-senator McCon-
nell being chosen chairman. The convention
was dominated by two leading ideas-Iree anu
unlimited coinage OF silver and James u. blaine
as the candidate tor the party Tor PRESIDENT
Tho speeches we're devoted largely 10 tnese tNo
subjects, and II Was apparent that the dclesates
were very much In earnest on both points,
tho name OF Blaine arousng wild enthusiasm
whenever mentioned. The following delegates
were selected: Senator Dubois, Willis sweet,
James NJ. Shoup, w. b. Hepburn. Monte ID.
Gum, and ID. c. lockwood.
President Harrison is not referred 10 IN tne
platform, but strong Blame plank was adopted.
On the silver question the platform recites at
length the evils attributed 70 silver demonetiza-
ton, and continuing says "The kepuDiican
party to-day is confronted with the alternative
OF restoring silver to free and unlimited coinage
or losing the results Of protection. The anti
silver policy OF the government Ia lowering the
prices of all products, and wages must eyentu-
ANY be involved in the disastrous decline, not
withstAnding the protective system"
DEADLOCK BROKEN.
JERsEYvILLE, LII, May 6.-1he great dead
lock in the Twelfth Congressional District Demo
cratic Convention was broken on the 03Sth oal-
lot By Adams and Green counties voting win
Brown for their candidate, John J. AcDonald
which gave him Al votes and nominated him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
THE CONCORD IN THE MISSISSIPPI.
Her Presence Causes Much Excitement
Among the Negroes.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch

HrLENA, ARK. May 6.-The man-of.war
Concord, ep route TO Memphis TO attend the
bridge celebration, reached here last eve
ming and was accorded a rousing recep-
ton She viii leave to-day for the Bluff City. but
will lay TO at a point about twenty miles below
that city until Saturday morning. when she will
resume her voyage northwsrd. The arrival OF
the cruiser-the first seen In thirty years-caused
much excitement among the negroes, and tho
report was circulated that she had been sent
there by Uncle Sam TO convey all the colored
people 10 Oklahoma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
q IL Mnn,t Do.

You may bride the appetite but you
cannot bride the liver to do Its work we'll.
You must be honest with 1t, help IL along Q
iittle now and then with dose OF Sim
mons Liver Regulator. The liver be-
comes sluggish sometimes and needs some
Stimulation to keep OF those attacks OF In
digestion and biiiousness. A good active
liver promotes digestion and prevents ma
laria,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

if.i H- nr the Two Memorial Ceie-
..'.'H.- 0thrr MATTERS Attended To.
.a.p h.l very large meeting last
.. Arrangements We're perfected for
Ui tAe body next Tuesday IN
a with the OakwOod memorial
hr camp, with its drum-cofps,
r- Johns church, corner Twenty
.l streets. nt 4 o'clock, where it viii
.t.f and march 20 the cemetery.
wiil also parade on the 3O.h Of
iuo uuveiung ceremonies Of tho
yIlmar, in the morning and the
H mortal exercises in the afternoon.
lrI tle D. T.. B. stuart Monument
.fzirg hard % perfect arrange
..nr entertainment soon TO DO held.
iu} stated thai the hospital al tho
I 10 clmplcted, and asked that the
3D. Hf when it is opened. The body
Hl.y 30 DO 20, aud 10 is expected
h., nher VII bo there on This interest
f. '.-i.0a vas received from the Richmond
'fy i.gcs 60 attend the ninety-niuth
'f ny lhat historic command, ana It
N'eu accepted with great pleasure
u ia ihaf tho veterans are 10 attend
memorial ceremonies.
it.'nas J. klddick had returned 10
t. . '..' which hc had not seen since 1864.
,. Ai t hsi this inscription: "Prc-
. t"'nas }. kiddIck, Company II. FIRST
t infantry, from bis Captain, 4. j. BOgeA
r. acton, May s, 1901. ! will help
I .i' venerable veteran w1s highly
-' .Nt return % this treasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
The Federal Capital Stormed.'
ru..o,o,,-a,,b o., tho pispa.ch

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May CA severe
wind and rain-storm passed over the city
this afternoon. unroofiiug several houses and
prostrating trees. The steeple Of tho hamlne
church in the northern part Oh the clty was
blown of, and In failing crushed an ADJOINING
drug-store No lives were lost, but the damage
to property throughout the city Will reach slO'-
600 or $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

All the leading Roses in great quantity
and of finest quality down low. Carnations
25c. per dozen. Thousands of Lily Of the
Valley at 50c. per dozen. Also funeral work
handsomely arranged at low prices at the
Richmond Floral Company's, 10 west
Broad street. Phone 997.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

The manufacturers in Baltimore have
sent us an Upright Knabe Piano that
should be seen by all lovers of beautifully
yarlegated woods and lovers of exquisite
tone-quality. MANLY B. RAMOS 4 Co..
903 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
com.a, :, N. rhe.tre last Night.

Mr.. Wilfred Clarke and his company
played at the Theatre last night before Q
the evening began with IA Happy Psir," very
pleasant utsis curtaln.Esser log ous-scs comsdyl'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

ASGosTURA BlrrZas do not only distinguish
themselves BY their flavor and aromatic odor
above oil others generally used, but they are
also suro preventive for all diseases originating
from tho digestive organs. Beware OF counter
feits. Ask for the genuine article, manu-
factured by DR.. ). G.. y. SiEGERr Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
Gold for Europe.

IEy teItstlpu 20 IHs II'VlV-II'I
NEW YORK, MAY 6.-Two million one
hundred thousand dollars In gold coin were
ordered from the sub-Treasury to-day for ship
ment q Europe by tO-morrows steamers. Total
engagements for Tomorrow, s2,OUO,OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
The City Committee to Meet Tonight.

At the request Of Colonel John b. Cary
and Captain William ii. Curtis. the two
gentlemen who pledged themselves 70 raise the
money necessary tor the convention primary,
me CITY Democratic Committee will hold
epcciai meeting In tho Circuit-Court room to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
An Important Meeting OF the Anti-Cieve-
land Club.

The Antl-Cievelaud Club will hold an
important meeting at the Hustings-COurt
room nt s O'Clock tonight. \ number OF apph-
cations for membership win be acted upon aud
tho report Of tie Executive C0mmitteo viii be
made lt is also understood that the question ol
the expenses OF che primary VIII come up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
Horsford's Acid Phosphate

A teaspoonful added 10 a glass Of hot or
cold water and sweetened TO the taste
will be found refreshing and inylgorating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
Tho Veek,s Failures.

fBy telegraph TO the DsDatcn.l
NEW YORK. May G.-The business failures
occurring thrOughoutthe country during the Last
week number for the United states leO ana 10!
Canada
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

Buy the Jewel Gas-Stove and the Helntz
Refrlgerators. They are the best made.
kIEISs,
G20 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
EDUCATIONAL.

GUNNER SCHOOL OF MEDioiNr-
- UNIVERSITY OF vlkolNi1
.. W. nALLns. -, Histology.
w. b. TowLSs. ". D., W. 0Vhsi - xsioloxy.
Opens JULY 9th. Closes ssptsnn. .n.ss snd -
Hss prossd Of signal use % beginnss. S.sS
,rass,tseSsrs preparing for exAr.laasion es's< ~
sssts or other medical boards 10. ivm.ssSri1N s
Univsrsliy StstiOa, chafiessss'"~ "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
rmin pasha Reported Del

f}y Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
BgRIIN. MAY 6.-The Tdgeb'Gt publishes a
report from Arab sources tina. Emin Pasha Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

The sole agency for Jewel Gas and Case
line Stoves Is at kiein's, 620 east Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

Mrs. Anne NJ. Starr. 3 Brewer street,
New London. Conn. writes: " have used
your medicine for u number OF months and
find il sure cure have suffered since
a child with neuralgia headache. and have
spent dollars upon dollars on medicines
for this purpose alone without any benefit
suntil got your Byadycrotine.