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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
Indiana's Flood Disastrous.

IspJAH.POLIs, ISD., June 1.-The flood con-
tinues TO increase in magnitude, and disasters
are reported on every hand. White river ana
Fan creek arc flooding ali contiguous territory
Several persons are reported drowned this
morning. and the indication now Is that Indian
apolis is about to experience the worst nood'in
her history. ..e,
Reports from points throughout the State tell
OF great havoc wrought by the waters. The
Wabash river il out OF It's banks, and Andrews
county resembles an immense lake. Corn has
NOT been planted In this county, and the farmers
are growing desperate. Several large facto-
ries are now under water. ana wors
Michigan Division OF the Big-Four railroad
has been washed out for 800 feet, and freight
trafnc has been almost entirely abandoned. six
hundred feet OF the track washed out at Jones
boro'. At Knightstown the blue river ioit us
banks, and near Carthage, a Few miles be.
low, the c., w. and M. bridge WAS wash'
away, and the same companys bridge north 81
Knlghtsown over Fall creek went dowu. ~
Kokom0 q. Snyder was drowned while trying
10 rescue his brother, who was being carried
away by the swift waters. At Hartford City tho
Mossissinnewa river is ten feet higher than ever
before, and many bridges have been washed
away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
sidewalks; s595 TO grade, curb, aud pave
RrAnita gntter on nnrthaida Of luxal


sidewalks; s595 TO grade, curb, aud pave
granite gutter on northside Of Duval
street from ST. James 10 Clark street,
and TO grade and to pave sidewalks:
ssoo 70 grade reset cnrbing. and pave granite
gutter on west aide Of First street from Baker 20
charity street, and 10 grade aud 10 rcpave side
walks; $1,000 10 grade. curb, and repavc gutter
ON east SIDE OF Seventeenth street, frcm Fair
ncld 10 howndcs street. and 10 grade and 20 pave
sidewalks; s7s5 20 grade. reset curbing, and
rave granite cutters on both sides Of Third street
irops jackson 70 Duval street, and TO grade aud
10 repavo sidewalks.
sTRrsTs 10 Rs GRADED AND oRAyELLED
Resolution No. f3 provides that the following
stfects shall bc graded aad gravelici by tho CITY
force of hands ana csrss: China street from Pine
~ Laurel, Laurel street from CHINA street 10
riverside PARK, Cherry street from Aibenarc
street TO Riverside Park Reservoir street from
beverley street 10 Ashland street Heividere
street nom Alhemarlc street 20 China street,
Ncsby street from Nenah.e 10 Clay street. clay
street from Pickett street TO Mostly street. fnrt
street from liii street 10 Niadact, Orange street
street from Randolph street west to corporate
line, Charm streei from Reservoir street io,cor-
poTatc hno, Wallace street from Reservoir street
90 Randolph street, Beverly street from Rcser-
Noir street wost TO corporate limo. Dance street
from Reservoir street 10 Randolph street,
JacQuehn street from Randolph street west 70
corporate line. kemper street from Randolph
street wes, 10 corporate line. Lombsrdy street
from Main street to Cary street, and Pleasah's
street from Mosby street 60 Pickett street.
TIKI sEwEg IMPROVEMENTS.
Tho last thirteen resolutions appropriate
money frCu the sewer fund as follows;
Eight hundred and sixty dollars TO construci
sewer in Jackson street from Price 20 II. Peter
STREET; Ss,SS0, 10 construct sewer IN seventh
street IRON nuyal 10 Bates street; s4,oUu' 10
construct a sewer in Marshall street from Nine
teenth 10 Jweuty-first street: $500 10 construct
a sewer IN MOsby street from the alley be-
tween Ncnablo and Mosby streets 10 clay street
81 200 10 construct sewer In Twenty-ihlra
street from Cburch-liili avenue toalley between
Marshall and Clay streets: $500 10 construct
sewer ON south side OF Main street between
seventh and Eighth streets, TO connect north
west corner Main and Eighth streets; sofp 10
construct "a sewer on north side of Broad street
between Seventh and Eighth streets: sl,oot 10
CCnstruct a sewer in Ninth street from cary
street 90 alley between Msin snd Cary streets,
thence westwardly In alley ll6 teet;
$3.50 70 construct sewer In Leigh street from
Twcniy-scventh % Tweuiy-eighth street; sl,SOO
70 construct sowcr IN Denny street from SKIN
street, 70 Williamsburg avenue; sl25 toc"nstruct
90 basin n north W It corner and orarge
streets; s76O 90 construct sewer in Short street
from Nam to Cary rtteet; 500 10 construct
sever in Morris street from Main 20 Gary sitces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
The R,ohmond R.al Estate Progress.


The Richmond Raj Estate Progess. q
handsome illustrated journal devoted TO
the real estate interest Of this city and
vicinity. and published by J. Thompson
Brown Il Co., Is Just received. lhis issue
of 800 copies. composed OF SO pages of
interesting real estate matter. descriptive
OF city and country stocks and bonds for
sale and exchange. IL is handsomely en-
bellished with cuts Of the new Richmond
Chamber of Commerce (oticial design,
seal of Richmond. views Of Main street,
Piralto cottages. and Others, aud reflects
credit on the taste 'and enterprise Of its
publishers. Messrs. Brown Il Co. have
been actively engaged in the real estate
business in this city for twenty years. and
are identifed with the growth and pros
perity of the city and State. Having an
extensive patronage both in and outside OF
the city. they are fully equipped to meet
all demands IN their line. This issue OF
tho PROGRESS will be widely circulated and
Is free TO all applicants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
Grand Lodge OF Druid.

Tho Grand Grove OF Virginia, United Ancient
Order of Druids. met in annual session at Belyt-
dere Hall yesterday at 10 a. NJ. The 80: son
vas n harmonious one. q great deal OF business
bong transacted. Tne following officers were
elected for the ensuing twelve months ana were
Noble Grand Arch, X. u. Jones; Grand secreta-
ry, u. II. Hudson; Deputy Noble Grand Arch, L.
W. Tyler; Grand Treasurer. q. w. Pocklington (;
Grand Marshal. ". w. Chldress; otahd inner
Guard " X Flournoy Grand trustees ID. y.
Thompson, }. A. LipscomD, and Philip Metz
Grand Representative. o. t. Wells alternate,
&. &. Thon. Great good is expected 10 come o.
this session OF the Druits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

DENOON, TUPPER & CO., 0is p. NJ, three
story.dwellng No. oOb norih SKIN street,
SUTTON & CO.. T.. NJ, commissioner. rale OK
ssie of west Broai-sireet properly between
Monroe aud Henry s,roet-
croPGgs. VASHON & son. q z. NJ. commis-
soners' sale OF lot on Shocks alley oet"sen
Duyal and Baker streets.
I THOMPSON BROWN s. CO., o L. N., three
Ashland-s,reet lots near Washington street.
J. B. ELAN & CO., T. ~. trustees ssio -
street.
Y w ROWE. 6i6 p. b., Beechenbrook chapel
,ust beyond Bacon's-Quarier branch, noas
Brook turnpike.
7 n ELAN & CO., Gts p. W.. two-story ;rams
dwelling No. 607 north Twenty-thlri sies'.
DrNOoN. TUPPER & Co, 6is z. NJ, lots on
Cary street between Rowland AMI sycamore
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
The Circuit Court of Apr Gals.

Argument was concluded yesterday In the
United states Circuit Court OF Appeals in tho
case of the Ashton Valve Company against
the Coal-Munier and Safety-Valye Company.
IRON the Circuit Court Of Maryland
General James A. Walker, OF Wyiheville, was
admitted 10 practice.
Ohei L. Nhiienuhf and others, appellants,
against Rirhari n. Mcdonald. Appeal from
Circuit Court az Norfolk. Case argued before
Judges Bond, Goh, and simopton. q. Edward
Spaldlng, Of Norfolk. for the appellants, and
Alfred T.. Thorn, Of Norfolk, tor the appellee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

regular monthly meeting Of the Council
Committee on Cemeteries was held yesterday
e,ening A communication sigued by T. l..
Goodman, G. Y. Thornton, ". II. scott. and Mrs
r. Brauer, asking that the committee recom-
rnend 10 The Council the adoption of some or
ofrauce which would punish persons stealing
,lseigrs and flowers from tue graves in the come
t.rios. was read ana returned with the state
,,.nr mat such law WAS already IL existence.
The question OF reducing the prices OF lots IN
,..aed IL was decided that the committee
sSould meet again at O'Clock Tuesday after
nom al the Council CHAMBER, and 90 out TO the
cemetery 10 look over the grounds before oe-
cidtrg tho matter. Superintendent Garter, OF
ShneKos bursi1g-eround, reported that loo
loads f or ave had iuat been pat into that place,
and nat other improvements h6d been made
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
FIFTY-SECONO CONGRESS.
senator Hunton-Hili Against Gold-Bug-
ism-The Free-Coinage BIZ.
IRy Telegraph 10 the Dispatch.j


WASHINGTON d. c., June 1-SESATE.-The
credentials OF General Eppa Hunton, recently
appointed by the Governor of Virginia to tho
ofIice made vacant by the death OF Senator Bar
bour, we're presented ty the other senator from
that state, Mr.. Daniel, and when they were
read ar the Clerks desk the presiding onlcer,
Mr. Manderson, invited Mr. II unton 10 advance
and take the oath. Thereuron Mr.. Daniel and
his new colleague came forward arm In arm ana
the oath of or1ice Was administered py tne pre-
siding oficer to Mr.. Hunton. Subsequently MIR.
Hunton was appointed TO tho committee on
Claims in place OF Mr.. Faulkner lexcused) and
Mr. Faulkner appointed 10 the committee on
Immigration in place OF Mr.. Daniel (cxcusedl.
Mr. Hale, from the Committee on Approprla-
tions reported ack the consular aud diplomatic
appropriation bill, with amendments, ana gave
notice that he would call II up at very early
day-perhaps tomorrow. ,, =,
ihe Senate Joint resolution authorizing aud d.
resting the President TO proclaim general hoii-
day conmemorating the 4OOth anniversary Oh
the discovery Of America on the l2th Of Octo-
ber, 1892, was taken from the caisi dar ana
passed.
LEGAL-rESpEE MONEY.
Among other bills on the calendar taken up
for action was the House bill TO regulate the
manner IN which property ehali De soid uhder
order and decree Of any United STATES court. Ar.
Teller moved 10 insert an additional ameudment
requiring officers OF tho court 70 receive "ieg,I-
,nder money" in payment OF judgments. Mr.
sherman objected TO the amendment Hn sug-
gossei the case OF o judgment Loi''g Oh note OF
specific contract requiring payment IN gold'coin.
Mr.. Teller replied TO tnat by saying thst In suca
case, II there was q difference between the value
O. lcgaI-tonder money and gold coin, mat diner
once should De part Of tho Judgment. Mr.
Sherman thought that such an impoftant cnange
In the Law should not 10 made under the nve-
minute rule ana without debate lie therefore
objected to tue considers alton of the bill.
ar. Morgan Imove 10 proceed to lis considcra-
tion. Notwithstanding tho objection.
A vote was taken and there wefo yeas 20, noes
f2--no quorum.
m. HuNToSs FIRST v0rE--nB. HILLS FIRST on
slLvKk.
Mr.. Hupooo's nrst voto In tho Senate was on
this motion IN the Affirmative, and MI. HtlPi
ur1t rscueded vote on . question wherein she
suh6oN q diver vas invoave4 Was also given on
bl6 uGe1m y ne AmsUettve.
he rou q Ne Senate having been called
fogtY-ooVon Dooasogu (moee tAan . Quorum)s 70
UoSdG1 - tho1 Names, end - TIE vote VA
49, ss.S sss 81. e s e: :sssH g - - sssI - Az y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

The bofvof Mr. William I. Abbott, who had been
r,,i-st,l, since Monday night vas found floating
In fhe canal az Seventh street yesterday morning
az @ O'Clock. r.-,-.,.
When las. seen the deceased was on Eiehih
ana Uroad streets. lie WAS perfectly sober.
having. so far ns known. taken only one glass cf
beer during the entire day.
Mr. ABBOTT was an Engiishman and came TO
this country with his mother ABOUT Tour Years
g. Ie boarded on south Belvidere street and
v,oa employed on the New City halL The unior-
tunate man was engaged % be married 70 very
e.fiunble lady. ana n is salG the ceremony vas
% have taken place to-day.
1be deceased had secured Tosition for the
e1mrner 20 work on Mr. +. A. Cary's suburban
The BODY was carried TO Sutherlands under
taking establishment, where u Vas VloNel py
me coroner and an inquest deemed unnecessary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

which viii meet at $50 O'Clock this afternoon.
All persons interested In the enterprise arc 70
questcd TO DO st tho Hustings-Coun room % Sne
hour designated. Another impoltant matter 20
ming ia the con alteration Of an ordinance, which
is being prepared by City.Attorney Neredith re:
newing tho franchise OF the Richmond ana
Chesapeake Railroad Company 70 constfuct
tunnel under Eighth street and giving that
corporation thirty days longer In which to.put up
the indemnify bend OF sI0O.OO0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
t,,.,oric Prison Being Torn Down.

The work Of tearing down tho Henrico county
tail which is one oi the Oldest buildings In the
| cIty. hss lust been begun. Tho brick portion OF
tho Old structure was erected IN lIoO' WhiIo tno
r.,c norf. which /. OF stone was put up ninety
years later. ,,. - ,o
| toriooa prisoners, among whom were Jeter
! Phillips, the wite-inurderer; baroara "iloi'
Charles Lee and Hillary Page.
| The new jail. which II TO be completed In SIX
| months viii be OF stone. with steel cells. While
n IL in process Of erection the county prisoners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
ClAUOE-BRYAN.
a Baltimore Lady Becomes the Bride OF
an Annapoiitan.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
sTAuSToy, Va, June Miss bessie Beywood
Bryan, daughter Of Hon. William Shepard Bryan,
Of the Maryland Court Of Appeals, was married
at high noon here to-day at the summer resi-
dence Of her parents, to Mr.. Dennis Claude q
well-known lawyer Of Annapolis.
The Wedding was attended by a select gather
ing Of the friends u the family, and the cere-
M INV was performed by the Rev. ". L. llulll-
hen rector OF trinity church. The drawing
rooms OF the Bryan residonce were tastefuiiy
decorated with palms. cactL ferns, and cut
flowers.
The bridal party consisted Of Miss Lizzie
Handy, OF Annapolis; MIR. William shepard
BRYAN, Jr.. OF Baltimore, brother TO the bride ;
Miss LizZie claude. 81 Annapolis. sister 20 the
groom; Mr. George p. Bryan, Of New YORK
Miss Elsie Claude, OF Annapolis, sister 20 the
groom, and Mr.. Cary l.. II. Bryan, OF baltimore.
sumptuOus collation. was served, after which
Mr. and brs. Claude left on the l:4O Z. VI. train
for their wedding tour South aud East.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
commencement Of the Femalo Institute.

The youne ladies' of the Richmond Female In
stitute arc decidedly on the qui vsrc now. The
most delightful period Of their schoiastic year Is
nearly at hand. and great prepara,ions are be-
which take MACE next Monday night at the
Academy of Muse. Professor Thomas hume, OF
the Iniyersity of North Carolina. will deliver
tho baccalaureate address. The presentation CT
medals will take place and certhcases Oh acade-
mic degrees will be conferred.
The annual sermon to the Young ladies O. the
institute will be delivered BY Kew. DR.. w. L.
Hatcher at the First Baptist church on Sunday
night ON next Tuesday cyeLing the girls viii
give their annual nustcais at the institute, end
a most enjoyable affair IL promises to be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
THE DISCIPLES UNION MEETS.
\ Good Attendance and Addresses by
Revs. {. l.. and 4. Il. Moore.

4 Good Attendance and Addresses by
Revs. {. l.. and 4. II. Moore.
The Disciples Union OF Richmond and Man
chester met according 20 announcement asthe
Third Christian church last night. Although the
weather was exceedingly warm, good crowd
was IN attendance. In the absence OF the presi-
dent. Rev. Jarcz Halt Rev. z. A Cole, vice
president presided.
Alter Tho SINGING Rev. c. T. Moore, OF Man
.s.,.far addressed the meeting on "Chrisuan
Tni0D.r His speech was one a. deep thought
ami was we'll received by the audience.
tr'.t, snoke upon the subject "Our Position
and I,s felation 20 the,World' This theme was
ably presented. ia
,s-.i. - diFcrsuf points. The next Ia 70 be held
et Narshau-Street Christian church next Wed
noelay uight at 5 O'CLOCK. Rows. Jaoe1 Han, l.
A Cgtler. {. Z. Moore, and l.. A. Cole will make
addresses upon this occasi0n The pubic are
invited % attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
cn.,ysa with au Awful Crime.

Tho case Of John a. HGusenan, 'he wn,s ~
80 emerged with assaullng his l4-year-old
saughter Bertha, came up for investigation be-
sore .Jns,ice Tinor, Of Heurico county, yesterday
afternoon, but was continued untii hs.s mt.aay
-, e O'clock II. H. ~ tho Commonwealth Attor-
NV Was absent The accused was represented
~ Ne. Al. n. smith. lie was committed 70 the
CIV tsil TO await the examination, as the prison
a s.ssse ,ny for A new structure 20 be erected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
co,o-, nsnrcsenting Two Periods.

The concert oi 1892 and 1892 to be gwen at
The Young Mems Christian Association liali To-
morrow night for the benefit OF inc fOur'h-
Sfreet BAPTIST church will no doubt draw
lsree audience. as the programme VIII DO very
attrscfiye Misses Coleman and thompson,
Nessrs. Tupman and Clements are tho aI VOCAL
snloists for is92. The pianista will be Professor
Tnkel. Misses Goodwin, Seay, Hudson, buchanan,
and Broa6dus. Ye Oide toikes will DO received
Nv Mis- Walters and others, and they WIZ then
entertain the audience with their quaint Ola
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
r,o IInveiItng in tho Weekly.

TUX WEEKLY DISPATCH, which will DO ready for
delivery this morning Will contain .ns sss I
i'm nopv pnve,iinc ON Monday ana Of the memorial
s,a.av sxs.c SEES a, Molyvood. Although large nun.
o Ser OF i1 extra papers were printed tuesday The
demand was 80 great ina, inc ssppIy va
s's,'ar, ssIIs ior them since. The weehy VIII
Iei"ohh ~, hsvs the excellent cuts OF the
Sronze statue Of General Walker, tho
w ~ =. 80 = ~ had at the DISPATCH counter
this nI'I morning al > cents per copy, put up and
ready for mailing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
Losses by Fire.

IocrsyuLg, KY, June 1.-rhs New Albany
lev sna others. wero partially burned last night.
Iass. $4,000: insurance, $4,000. Tho nre
wns caused by friction Of the machinery.
CoouIILk uiry, ORf'< June J. "A fre IBIS morn
,,s dsstroyed three Quarters OF tho business por-
tIcn Of this city. Less, 100000; partially in-
viTxsA, June LAT the town Of Ullanowa,, In
Ca,,ci. a disastrous lire occurred to-day. Two
hundred houses were destroyed ana TWO per-
sons were burned to d,atn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
The Carnival.

The attendance at the Carnival OF beauty las'
,,.h, was ouits large no, withstanding the heat,
aoS the eyep.ng was very on.oyably spont. Jhc
ssa,are Of the programme WAS the Old folks
Concert, in which number OF girls ana a BOYS ,ss
svs .e.,. Good vim number OF old-tirne nieio-
d,es were sung, and Mr.. Jeter rendered 'Rocked
~, ,hs cradle OF the Deep" with unusual sweet.
,ess' 80 To- night Aunt Dinsh's Quil.ins-fariy
III ~. pfvon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
Property Transfers.

Property Transfers.
Richmond: James w. Allison and T. b. Addts
son and their wives TO Frank w. Christian and
Richard /. Brown, 81 feet on north siae Of Park
Avenue between Laurel and shafer streets,
s4..J6.
h. 1. Barrett special commissioner. to w. d.
Ciark. 3S feet on Alley between spring, Albs.
marie, Cherry, and Laurel streets, ESQ.
Emily g. Bate to hill Monlagne, SO feet on
east side OF Iweniy-seventh street between u
and q, $3.50.
j. X. Garrant and wife TO X. Leake. 20
on south side Charity street between ST..
and -. Paul, et,S00.
William II. knaun and wife 20 Joseph ".
Josephine Farley, 23 feet on Short street sot.
east coruer scott, $500.
George Woodson 70 Thompson smith, v IN.
tercst In the estate OF james W0Odsou, deceased.
Henrico William A. Noncure. special COM
missioner, to james Noiiefao, 30 feet on soutn
side Chelsea road. s225.
w. y. scbreo 70 Charles +. sci,z, 100 fcet q
Nlechant'syille turnpike, s2l0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
s,,ut Dawn.

That's what they call it when the mill closes
and the work stop& The same term u ep-
piled TO the liver when you sueer With
biiiousness and sick heedache. There 10
no action. A fsw doses Of eimmons Hvsr
Reruistor viii soon set the hver Rolug pro-
perly. and keep the bovele regular. Take
the Regulator nov and then - psvvene
any rc-occuspsnoss - tAsse dtsefss4ng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
rs.s,ocnso,ders Didn't Meet.

The meeting Of the stocxholders o. the Buck
inghaln railroad TO have Doen heia III .ne onosa s
.L.. IA Ohio o1ico at noon yesterday was
i,osfpon cd owing 10 the absence oil . quorum an-
IN next Wednesday. the otb. .c.
Mr. Decatur Axtel. eepresidon. tns ~ ~. -.
psske aud OHIO, was hbsens ih tho warm 7p''ns'
Valley ON bus!ness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
Only Right co Tell.

Only Blight Co Tell.
The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse the eminent
English divine. writes:
BEDFORD PLACE. RUssELL SQuARy.
LONDON, December 10, 1873.
q" think II only right that | should tell
you OF how much use find Allcocks Po-
rcus Plssters, IN my family and among
those TO whom have recommended them.
hnd them very bresstplste against
colds and cOughsp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
.,.,.... uoos Children,

especisily infants. is prevalent ct oil times.
~ Int II is largely avoided by giving proper
nourishment and wholesome food Inc
nv most ' succossfui and reliable of all y the
Gsil Borden Eagle" Brand con0enesd
Mil. Your grocer and druggist kesD u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

snce In tho Treasury during tho noath -
45,5l2, ,273-tbe net cash balance bClDg
e38, ,005. $3.50: aggregate Of tho dabt, inClud1n9
certIiicates and Treasury notes, 1903, .o7Qf
certificates outstanding, tI7i, 7s5, ,7zU; sIveg
certificates outstanding, 1880 g0t. .0d2 cnrveocy
certificates outstanding, e34, ,020, 900; ffsa1uxy
notes OF 1890 outstanding, e97, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
summer Homes In Southwest Virginia on
Norfolk and Western Railroad.

Excursion tickets to all principal points
on sale June lst. good until October 81,
1892. at reduced rates. Ihree trans every
day in the week from and 10 Richmond.
For all information apply 20 K. W. Court
ney, Passenger Agent. s3s Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

The Beechenbrook chapel" will be sold
by auction this evening at half-past q
O'clock, by N. W. Bowe. auctioneer. SEQ
advertisement IN this paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

Improved Perfection Refrigerator tho
hest SYDNoR 4 HuSpLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

Buy the improved Perfection Refrigora-
tor. Headquarters
SYDSoR 4 HUSDLEr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

Old papers for sale at this Office at IS
cents pc. hundred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

street Committee 70 Meet This Evening.
Owing 70 the absence Of quorum the sue. =
commifsss from the Committse os Streets, 70
Which was referred tae peskson ~ nomvs. v ~
~ soroct. did not meet yestegdsy eyenme. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

OcALA, FLA, June The Peoples party met
her, I'm state convention to-day. with very
nyht attendance Aside from the appointment
OF two or three committees nothing was done IN
the way Of business. Tho convention Is ap-
parentIy awaiting the action Of the state Demo-
cratic Convention IA the mater ot aiop''hs 'Ho
St. Louis platform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02

Ifyour Bech Aches. or you are al worn out,
good for nothing, IL IL general deDiity' browns
I'm nitters will cure YOU. mako yOn strong,
cleanse your liver, and give a good appsuIe-
tones the nerves.