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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
VAR N TENNESSEE.
r,r,e Desperate Assaults on Coal
Creek RepulSed.
r,y vEy REPORTED KILLED.
.,s,.,o Troops and Armed Cin-
lo''' u.r,,ing TO the scene-rhe
scitchmcn's strike.
g,r,osraph to tho Dispa'oh.l

Trv>. August ls:--Ihe
E.', .,.. made two attacks on the. tho sol o.
", ,.,i creek, each time being re, re,
m, wires arc cut and nothing
o.. - The repulses arc said 70
O. -a very bloody. Five hundred a
81" llcas sro hurryine forward
colonel Anderson. The peo-
tt ..--.hly excited. and business
r'. rr lrricE RrPrLsED'
rr<v.. August ls.-A oulie-
t' ..- saws: 4 third attack has
'a .,..a Canp Anderson which was was
,.s I@yy losses, many oeing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
I-z COAt-cREeK FIGHT.
0''ef'l Anderson Said 90 Have Been Cap
Llr-l l-IhIcatensd with Lynching.

'1r' i-1hrcatensd With Lynchiug.
'. N..a,, Tnv.. August 1s.-A spe-
81 from the seat Of war,
81, says A reporter who has
arrest hy the miners since
fr a,t and has Just escaped
islilng began at o'clock
without cessation until 6
... .1lc tle fight two or three of
ite miners were captured
hHIrTsJn's troops. a truce was
,a. miners told Anderson that
'rerder their Leaders they
,- An 60 return 20 his fort. He
b.. AND went down among the
...'..". "... out ot range Of the guns he
'.-i'l and not allowed 10 return.
lnL wop's LEApKR
p''..,, a'.foi The mob ia the notorious
Il. '--i--f. brother OF the United States
u-t district, who mas mur-
'.at ~ ten men ia his
~. '..- 'y put pistol 70 AndersOn's
90. -i i"-l GJn he must order his men
..-.f ~ be would shoot. General
I .n answered by defiant wave OF
.-ii aud a firm Shoot and be
.3-iug that no would never tell
- b" surrender. Anderson WAS then
- lsici Is o prisoner. Tonight II
I'm '.'''l That the miners intend 10 lynch
"4DL HnEoUGH WooD" ~ SEcEs-
sAaY.
re,. .l Ils4ud citizens and soldiers arc
In. p. way as feInforcements. They
gs,. F'e"N u ammunition. two Gatliug
e e',.,,.e-4 e-4 two canton. They are under
s1 1'-i4Iu - General Carnes. Of Memphis,
c. W declares that they will 20 10
N'oe< Tonight or wade through
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
Di.apuo,ntment 10 L,berty-Lovers.

by AnglO-Amorican cable 70 Ehe Dispatch'I
LoxDoS, August 1s.--The DAILY Nelos. re-
ferring TO the labor troubles in America,
saws There has been nothing like t1ese
riots IN the experience Of the present gene
ration. IL ia the saddest disappointment
10 lovers Of liberty IN the history OF our
time. II is useless 70 say that America Is
no worse of than her neighbOrs. IT she Is
no better of she has distinctly failed"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
SUFFICIENTLY PUNISHED.

About year ago one Dove, an official Of
this city. was convicted OF embezzlement
and sent to the Virginia penitentiary for
two years. For the last few DAYS bis little
son has been circulating petition for his
pardon, and It is hoped by many citizens
Of this city that Governor Mckinney will
look on il with mercy. Dove has suffered
enough already for his crime. and besides
that he has a large family to support.
Your reporter is reliably informed that all
the money be misappropriated was re.
turned by his boys, and so the finances of
the town didn't suffer at last. IL is hoped
tho Governor will send him home TO his
family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
ALMOST A RIOT.
Campaign Disturbance at Meeting In
south Carolina.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch-l
Co1U,rg1A. S. c., August 1s.-At New
berry to-day during the next to the last
meeting Of the campaign, Youmans, the
auti-AdministratiOn or Conservative can
didate for Secretary of State, opened the
speaking and began abusing Governor
Iillman, and asked the Governor about a
letter written to him (Youmans) several
years ago, asking him to JOIN the farmers'
movement. Tillman replied that he would
not descend to the level of blackguard.
Intense excitement ensued. The crowd
minutes a riot was imminent. The stand
was broken down, but no one was hurt.
Tillman was borne off on the shoulders
of his followers. and the meeting was ad-
iOurned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

Browns IRON BITTERs cures Dyspepsia, Ma
laria, Biliousness, and General Debility. Gives
Strength, aids Digestion, tones the neryes-cre-
ates appetite. The best tonic for Nursing Moth
ers, weak women and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

(By Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, August ls.-Earthquake shocks
we're felt early this morning at various
places IN South Wales.
A dispatch from Dublin states that a
double shock was felt at Greystone, near
that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
THE CANVASS IN THE SOUTHWEST.
a Great Mass-Mesting with Noted Speak
. -. ~. oI,h E.nnn.iun l1nnnnnw

4 Great Mass-Mesting with Noted Speak
ers on the 2Ith-Exeontlve Clemency.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
BRISTOL, Tenn. August 1.-THE political
campaign for East Tennessee and South
western Virginia will be inaugurated in a
great mass-meeting at Bristol on the oath
instant. Senator John W. Daniel, ex-
Governor Bob" TAYLOR. " Cyclone jim"
Marshall. j. G. Wysor, W. L. Ledgerwood,
and other orators of scarcely less note Will
speak on the occasion. Extensive prepa-
rations are being made by the local Demo
Large crowds will be attracted from tho
surrounding country and the nelghboring
foWng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

blood. Nothing has been heard OF the
train Of forces that left Knoxville at s;3o
p. NJ. since II passed Clinton. II is hoped
they will reach Coal Greek. In time TO
rescue General Anderson. II he isiYnched
every miner seen viii be shot on sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
AT TIE NOTION COUNTER.
Il Bustlsne Sale.

Il will make your hair stand on tho end 10 sst
what bargains are hcre 10 all kinds OIL ofisiis
bundles.
Bris,lo Hair Brushes, l3c. worth 2jc
Rush Hair-Brushes. Sc. worth loc.
Shoe Daubers. Sc. worth b.
Patent shoe-D -Daubers, DC. worth l0c.
Imnortad Hair-Brushes, 2jc. worth SOC.
shoe-Brushes, with Dauber' D. worth Loo
Baby-Brushes, 25c. worth SOC.
Unbleached Cloth Brushes, SOC. worth Sl'So.
Cloth-Brushes, 25c. worth jO-.
Tooth-B Brushes Qancy handler), sc. worth lo&
AT THE JRwEIRY COUNTER.
All the Lates, Trinke,s
NJ our famous popular prices.
Gold Washed Rhinestone Rings, 3'c.
Infants Gold Rings-turquoise, PEARL ana ssr'
net sets-35c.
Misses, same style, Soc.
Gold Washed Rings, cameo sets, 7o1
l4-Karat Gold Rings. circle sets
OF sapphire. garnet, Rhinestone,
Emerald etc.. sc 81, worth s..
Sterling silver Souvenir SPOONS et SLID.
sterling silver Souvenir Spoons, eng.sved
"Richmond," sl.e9.
GILT and silver Bandeaux, Rhinestone stars
and crescents, 25c. worth si.
Real Tcrtoise-sheu Hsir-Combs, sl.5O worth
$3.50.
sterling Silver Rhinestone Ear-Scrers, 2oc.
Gentlemen's Roll-Plats W.tch-Chsins, war
ranted ten years, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
0l,n nmcer. Ihrentened.
r-E cOAL-cREeK COMMAND.
% UlH Not Surrender-Beinforce
nur-yinG 90 Its support.

NufrylnE 20 ita support
,.-r,,. .sA. TrsN.. August ls.-The
Is of The guards "a; Coal Creek,
ac eIton. isa veteran Confederate.
... .I W.F record. He was for years
-..ts.. ui the Chickasaw Guards, and
ett the last man His command
-...-s .toIt lTj men. armed with breech-
.t-- >rugdcids. supplied with plenty
l..r Do and with Gatllng gun
clio i.H.'tar iu position. They will not
t.-. .li ON attempt 90 capture them
... 90 long list of killed aud
.l both sides, and especially of
g. --ns party.
TROOPS PE3I MEMPHIs.
.A tins morning i0l men Of
Second Regiment. made up Of
from West Tennessee, reached
,r 'ru Memphis under command
..r.G neral CArncs, the COM
.t tle state Guards. with
-- ....14I Allen, br gaiier-quaTter-
-r a.i Major Harris brigade
Au hour or two later,
tt-. '-.u Nashville brought l30 men Of
H'gmeLt under the command
... ~. loX. with one Gatling gun
l rdci cannon. The Sheriff
'- engaged. with q large number
n -ummouiug prominent ciu-
s-. ......rt ir duty as a special posse.
f.LrNIEIEs PIXNIIFUL-
r-. au immense meeting at the
at noon and the general COM
81. militia made an address.
aue thick aud fast and 500
.Y have been secured. but
"-. suns Tor only l30. Colonel
-' Watkins. prominent and
.Hl... was placed IN command
- is,a marched 20 q hardware
"..rDl Dl.J men were given Winches-
lt lH rounds OF ammunition.
t..a joined the militia aud the
.l.ou irtt Oh q special tram for
.- t-o trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

Hold them to their doctrine. Never
have they rushed so plainly and .palpably
unon their fate since the memorable week
in 1854, when their taunt IN Chicago that
the war for tho Union was IA failure was
instantly answered by the victorious thun-
ders of Shermans guns from Atlanta and
the triumphant cheers of Sheridan's troop
ers in the Valley. Let rs rise up and go
forward. They have been blinded again
TO their own destruction and are delivered
INTO our hands -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

How is your blood2 This is an impor-
tant question. Consider 1t in connection
with A. B. G. Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COL. 6O3, 6O5 Broad Street.
TESTIMONY or Mr.. ". ;. EPPS.
AwelLKnown Richmond Merchant TeIS
What Or. Coates Has Done for Him.

Mr.. Epps says
=" When | began treat
m ent I'm d er Ds.
Coates a few weeks
ago | had been soiier-
ing fr9m catafrn I.r
fiys or six years ny
symptoms were heed
ache; son q IL "a Q ;
slight, at other times
excrUciating. Nv noso
Was constantly clogged
10, and hard kn OTIS
formed in Is, vhien
blew out or hawked
ont with much dini-
Guilty. / also had nu-
cus constantly falling
back into my thrcai,
aud sometimes would
blow large scabs IRON
nv nose. Ny throat
often 90, dry and stin
snd s0ro. At times
there ives q thick, foul,
yellow discharge hon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

by our $40 Suits. AZ the first glance you VIII
like them we'll, at the second you viii Nko them
better. aud et the third you viii reach tho con-
ciusion that they ara absolutely sure to improve
upon acquaintance as long as you possess thcm.
Do you happen 70 want anything Ia this liner
DO you happen 10 want something that yoa can
rely upon. that VIII please yon 70 . dead eef.
least 35 per cent. than you wiz have 70 pay else
where for an article certainly DO be,tor Ano
probably not ss g0odf II you do We Gao DO
business with you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
TODAY
(FRIDAY)
Read of the BARGAINS.
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE SAVE MONEY HERE
EVERY DAY.

HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE SAVE MONEY HERE
EVERY DAY.
WHY DON'T you TRY IT oScEi
1000 Round Japanese Trays or wsiisrs
19c,
worth soc.
1000 Square japanese Trays or Walters,
800,
worth Zoe.
Blue Storm Serge, warranted all wool. 80
inches wide,
Sac.
worth soc.
Oouble-Width Wash Suitipgs, new fail pat
terms, plaids, figures, and stripes, 3s inches
vide,
s]Sc. A YARD,
worth l2l&c.
ButtsrmiR Soap, she famous CON pleIion soap.
&c. A CAKE.
Black Lace Stripe Null,
sISc. A YARD,
worth ial4c.
Painted Linen Fans, beautiful colors-lght
blue pink. red, lavender-enamelled sticks,
1jc. EACH.
You will Re surprised.
Linen Lawn Handkerchlefs, very sheer. very
nne, narrow hemstitched, ane dainty embrod-
cry,
well worth SOC.
Sheer Muli Handkerchiets. embroidered. seal
Ioped edges, dainty embroidered figure,
10c.,
we worth 40c.
1000 Children's handkerchiefs, hemmsi,
1c. EACH.
4 ar.fI
&c. EACH.
Metal Chain Belts, clos ng out the sl ones foi
Rounding up Of tho Ruriing stock-I0, 23,
and 5Oc. Runiing sells to-day for
80. A YARD.
Black SILK Mitis,
TODAY i0c A PAIR.
Fine SILK Mitts, all shades tan,
15c. A PAIR,
well worth SOC.
Ladies' Black Thread Gloves, guaranteed fss;
blacks, perfect In every respect
90. APAIR.
Ladies' Glora-snk Umbrellas. ono velxsl-
wood handles, nne knottod hook handles, nns
bamboo ring handles,
sL25,
worth $3.50.
Two-Thread silk Gloves fast iot blacks, pretty
shades OF tan,
SOC. A PAIR,
worth at least Obs
Kayser's Doublo-Tipped Finger Gloves rs'
duced 20
63c. A PAIR
from tl.
AT THE NOTION COUNTER.
TIE CENTS TO BE SAVED WILL SOON
MAKE DOLLARS.
Kld-Covered Corset CIasps. 90. pair worth
Csc
Ladies' Pocket Pin-Books. lc. worth &c.
Bone Collar Buttons, B. a dozen worth &c.
GAs S. Supporters, lgc. worth 2oc.
satteen-C Covered Drese Steea, Sc worth i5c.
Rnrgarren Art Thread, 4c.
Dress Ginghams, new fall styles, dark-oolored
0Ac. A YARD,
worth Zoe.
Chlldren's Ribbed Hose. warranted fast eisoas-
close bicycle ribbed, seamless, all szos 70 sI4.
ljC PAIR,
worth 2Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

1he sWlTcAMENls STRIKE.
Eight Thousand state Troops to BE at
BnnAlo Io-Night.
by telegraph 70 mo DisDatch.

fby telegraph 20 tho DsDatch.l
ALBANY, n. Y. August 1s.-Governor
Flower TO-DAY authorized Adl utant-Gene-
raj Porter 10 order out 5000 additional MI
ira 10 reach the scene of the trouble by
noon tomorrow. This viii result IN the
mobilization of 5000 troops about Bunalo
Tomorrow night. The commanders OF the
other regiments and companies have been
notified to have their commands, IN all
numbering 5000. ready 10 move on short
notice.
TIE PURPOSE TO OvERAWE.
Governor Flower said this afternoon
that ms sole purpose was 10 prevent any
disturbances. and 70 that end he thought
that large force OF militia would do more
toward preserving the peace than any
thing else. General Porter expects 10 60 20
Buffalo after ho Is satisfied that al the
troops that are necessary are on thS
ground. Among the regiments ordered
under arms at once for Buffalo are the
Thirteenth. Fourteenth. and Twenty,
third. of Brooklyn. and the Ninth ana
Seveuty-frst, Of New York city.
RANKS WELL FILLED.
The ranks are well filed. the Twenty
third having mustered SIG men, the Nlnth
G25. and the others between 900 ana 800
each. A largo number ot separate COM
panies already at Buffalo or on the way
there also turned out with full ranks,
ranging from 20 20 10i men each. Ihe
BROOKLYN aud New York contingents start
cd Tor Buffalo this afternoon.
strike Rcinforcemont
BUFFALO, n. Y, August 1s.-The Nickel
Plate switchmen went out at L. NJ.
The striker. "Ortlaws."
Puu.Drrpu1A. August 1s.-The follow
inc TELEGRAM was sent by President Nc
Trod OF the Reading railroad, this after
noon TO General-Supeuntende BonZano,
am in receipt Of your message in
formiuo ma that the New Ork State
Roard of Mediation and Arbitration have
written 10 Won that one Sweeney Is willing
to arbitrate. and has asked whether this
company Is willing to consent TO arbitra-
ton. a..
board that in the opinion OF this company
the time TO ask for or 70 consider tue ques-
tjon of arbitration had passed when the
men abandoned the service or the COM
panv, DESTROYED It's property. and threat
ened TO murder its EMPLOYEES. Ihey are
now. therefore. in my Judgment. not en-
titled TO any consideration other than that
ISignedl "A. A. McLEoD, President"
Trouble AT Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. August 18.-Unless an ad-
iuetnent Is made within few hours, III IS
urobable that the switchmen Of all the
roads entering Louisville will go out on
strike. The strikers at Buffalo precipi;;
tstod demand on the Louisville and
Nashville for the adoption of the standard,
or Chicago scale. From what can be
learned az the office of the company the
switchrnen of The road will be informed
that their request has been refused; I9e
men men assert that they will Immediately
thereupon quit work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

fny nose. had rinz- ,..,,,o. ana
ing ia my ears, ana my sense OF snslnnf ~ ~
hearing were weakened. occasionaasn, ,-,,s-
,sr,.i from pain Ia the ctiest and win oe...s .
ana soar stomacn. Ny appetite WAS pooss
memory weak. and ] vas yesy yeas & NJ NJ
rsrSous. put nov feel Ike ano,nes m.n.
health Il wonderfully improved Az We 49,
- ~ sns road 10 perfOct health Al tnis ess
VII " IT, WARRICk i. EPPo,
Of frm Of Epps y sweeney, ,a's, yLssytS,
SOS aorth Seventeenth sa'se''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
-.e COAL cseeK SITUATION.
,...,lsuy Delight the Miners
....-, tho Troops There.


'".. delight m capturing the
.., Creek, should they be sue
t been thelT desire 10 HiuAe .Il'
...- since thc troops were P"V
.fllblcs Of last wear.
..- and auuoyances have been
...ry man IN uniform who
t .... outside the confines OF
... .or months It has not oeen
......at % show himseil aiohe
-up. Visits 10 tho post-ot-
stores have generally been
~suads. tho men under
r .- o. any movement on the
,.-s who have never tor a
r' ... toiusult. harrass, and an
..HfEING TROOPS.
...... of the Governors call
u tins and other counties.
.... ths morning began swear
-.u- as were willing 10 20
sent deputies out on the
........u enough men TO nj! the
lr la the midst OF these
SAW, .i-kuoWu attorney mount
. -.. Crcut-Court room aud
... .rrlynl Of detachment OF
80 ..rmeat from Memphis. con;
.r..u.mpauies OF infantry ana
...... .,.r. ln the Central depot
...f there for special train
. 4~ them and the Sherlh s
.. .e.ue ~ action. The crowd
... cheers. which demonstrated
....... .re iu earnest IN their sap
r .ul thc effort TO brlng 10
.- vNlhtQTs-
Hf STATE AROUSED.
.. d. -.staisin ia fever Of excite
..... .l..uLatlnn of rue laWless
-.. r...r- q, heard on ali SIDES, eA-
u.-t vigorous terms. Some OF
.t.. DBL this city, many OF them
... .' which they are exempt
g. 70 with the Sheriff. but
...- men with care and jude-
..I,...| ,uIeayor 20 have only such
r-.e...y AJle tOcudure such hard-
..s. p. thrust upon them ia per-
u.l au erraud. Whatever re-
ta- been shown about gong
.. .. tur front. especially among
- 8. due 70 the weak and ln-
. u .uou- pursued by the quarter
--. .u.rtucut last year III not bup-
.u.'y sufficient rauons Tor the
...f 1902 g.. do duty IA the neid.
..f,r uF rRIsUNT TROUBLE.
u. ...-C Crock district, where the pres
...t- .. centres. IS distant from Chat
t....... u.r, than 100 miles and Is only
.. AE2ng-ralway route.
...... .r-tlot here that it IS the inten-
t.. u,.lai CArncs 10 take the con-
,.-..s t0 Coal Greek, II the story OF
.rl. ...-e i- confirmed. and to beard the
,-- fuer den.
I...,. fI the Iutts SAYS: The mob oi
- .... made movement on the stOckade
ID. 4 Greek. but fell back each time ont
-..-e ot the soldiers guns. They
captured tram and went 90 Brice
or dynamite, 10 return later and re-
..r attack.
Cvl Officers Threatened.
.r.ScogA. TEyN., August ia spe
.t.e Tfm,s. from Jasper, says thai
...-- Ilsc been made 10y unknown mei
- .ti .he village that Circuit-Jndg,
and Att0rney-General Brown kal
.-.r .. careful or bullets would be put
their heads. This threat wa;
au,e tho officials named are using
.. means @ bring the members OF
14. mot to Justice, having ordered
~1f g. mako 1fty-four captures
.. .. a8s not made report of. The
- li tl"r friends are banded to-
-- FL resist arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

For boils. pimples, and all kinds of skin
eruptions you should take A. B. @. Alter
afiva
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

Clutches, Trusses, and Braces.
All kinds at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Opposite Post-Onice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
4 SWEET sCoUNDREL.
Another suit Against the Embe1zier by a
virginia LADY.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dspatcn.l
SpRINcPrRLD. o., August lS.-More OF
the rascalities Of John Sweet, the enoez-
zler at Bellefontaine. o.. near this city,
comes 70 light every day.
To-day he was made the defendant In
suit for $s.s0o'by Mrs. Lucy core. oil Lou
doun county, Va. from whom the scoun-
drel stole the money under the pretence
of loaning II for her.
LIKE OTHER CASES.
Mrs. Cores case Is like that OF many
Others. and II is said that Sweets en-
bezzIoment Will foot up TO tremendous
figure.
Ii was believed that he would be home
tonight. as he teiegrapbed that he would.
MANY people were at the depot 10 receive
him, but be tailed " appear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
5UtplIL apIIAs'
FARMERS MEET.
a HOSPITAL eagcIgo AT csswg.
A Full Force aud Full Hours as Work
Heavy shipments of wheat.

fCorrespondsnceo the Richmond Dlspstch.l
CREwr. Va. August Is. "A long-felt want
of this locality. anil especially the Norfolk
and Western railroad, has lately been sup
piisd by the erection ut this place OF o
hospital by DIR. J. w. Bryant, the COM
peny's surgeon. The building Is nicely
and conveniently located and lifted up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
mn r pgARog COATES.

DIR. L. PEARce COATES.
OFFICES: 7os east Fraussa s'fsss ~ n,sa ga
9onos g - osssnp ~ snnisys. y 70 ~ A.
c1'n.s. si.a' Rnsamssism, Asthma, aud ~
ersnis diseases treated siln sscssss. r. ~.,...
- ,ses :. .stsrut.. II you nse ~ = dlntanos
uenf 1or syupsom oasph-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
MEETINGS-Third Friday.

HINES LODGE, XSIGHT3 or PYfHIAs.
DAMON LODGE, KNIGHTS UF PYTHiAS
MYRTLE LODGE. KNIGHTS OF PYTBIAs.
UNION LODGE, ODD-tEILows.
UNITY LODGE, ODD-KEiLOws.
OPACIIiSTO TRIBE. RED NkS-
MANIr0KA TRIBE. RID NfS.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, FRATERNAL CIRCLE,
RICHMOND LODGE, KNIGHTS or HONOR.
VIRGlSIA LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
RESCUE COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS
sTsrERHOOD 517, IR0S HALL.
saOCK0E COUNCIL, ROYAL AECASUH
SIDNEY LODGE, GOOD TBNPLARs.
FULTON LODGE. GOOD TEHPLARs.
LIE LODGE, PROGRESSIVE BENEFIT.
KICHa0SD CASTLE, GOLDEN EAGLE.
LEE CAMP.
RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
ROS-MOULDEKS' UNION.
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suNoAY-scAooL UNION PICNIC.
Meeting of the SOuthside Farmers Con-
vention-Masonie Lodge Fund.


vention-Masonie Lodge Fund.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BURKEymLE. Va, August ls.-There was
a union picnic, composed of the Sunday
schools of Rurkeville and Professor Grid
Inns singing class. at the thanksgiving
grove Yesterday. The affair was grand
success, and all were delighted with the
grounds, which have just been opened to
the public. This is one Of the prettiest
groves in the country and bids fair 10 be a
popular picnic resort for excursions from
all parts OF the State. II is situated about
one half mile from Burkeyille at the IA
nous anti-dyspeptic spring.
FARMERS MEET.
The farmers convention meets here to-
morrow in the chapel of the Southside
Female Institute. There will be speakers
from all parts of the State sent by the
state Agricultural Society. and about 500
delegates are expected.
The wives and daughters of Masons viii
hold a lawn-party on the institute campus
during the session of the convention for
the benefit OF the building fund of the
Masonic lodge.
Timber is being hauled for the new addi-
ton to the Southside Female Institute,
and work will be pushed on ii at once. az
there will be an oyerhowing attendance
next session
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ST. LOUIS. No., August ia. The Browns
completely smotnsred the Orioles. defeat-
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eRl1IsH HOUSE oF COMMONS.
Liberals Take the Ministerial Side-Irish-
man Make No Change.

uIy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispa:ch.l
LONDON, August ls.-The House of Com
mons met this afternoon. There was o
change of the seating OF members, the
Liberals going over TO the Ministerial side
of the chamber The Irish members,
however, did not change their seats. but
remained on the opposition benches. as
did also Messrs. Keir. Hardie, and Burns.
Laborists.
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ARIIANlyNT PRoRoGUED.

Ldier-There were only thirty members
present in the House Of Commons this eve-
ming, when Parliament was formally pro-
rogued until November 4th.