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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Grimes That Cannot Brook the Laws
Delay.
Wilmington On. c. STAR

Wilmington ~. Vi ctHrsJ
The Philadelphia Telegraph is a Republi-
can paper. but has a way of talking out in
meeting and expressing its views candldly,
which - not altogether IN accord with the
orthodox partisan method. It compre-
hends the situation IN the South, and thus
sensibly gives expression OF its views in
referring to the recent lyDchings IN the
South, which have excited so much in
dignation in Republican quarters:
Every intelligent American knows that
the southern negro problem IS most serl-
GUS one. for the reason that 1t IS absolutely
impossible for two races TO occupy the
same ground who cannot mix socially.
The whites and blacks can never do
that in tho South; they do not do
1t in the North. The cause may
be ignorance, prejudice, OF what you
will. but the fact remains unchanged
the two races have not mixed and will not.
Nature itself does not favor the amalga-
nation of the whites and blacks. The
former viii not submit themselves to be
governed by the latter. and they never
should have been obliged TO do so. nor
would they have been If the Republi-
can party of reconstruction days had
not thought that by giving the negro
the franchise tho southern States would
become Republican. There Is, conse-
quently. political friction and contention
between the races, and il is certain to con-
tinue as long rs the cause lasts. Lynching
has become altogether too common an oc-
currenca in the South, but so have negro
outrages upon women and children. II
ANYTHING can excuse the crime OF lynchlng
il is the necessity of the southern people
to protect their homes, their wives, and
daughters from the assaults of the south
ern blacks. That is crime which society
never will palter with. III negro, know
ing the penalty, is 50 criminally reckless
as to deserve and invite it, the response
bility largely rests on his own head. There
are some crimes which cannot brook the
laws delay. and this is one or them. The
sanctity OF womanhood must be pro-
tected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
az cARnLINA nrILDINa.
AsURPRlSe IN AsHEVILLE.
a street-Car Track Torn Up and the Space
Paved During the Might.
Especial telegram to tho Dlspatch.l


AsHEyILLE. n. G.. August 13.-Citlzens IN
general and the Asheyille Street-Rallvey
Company in particular were surprised TINS
morning TO Learn that the track OF the
company on Patton avenue between the
square aud Haywood street had been
torn up during the night and that the
space occupied by the track was being
RAPIDLY paved over. The work was pushed
vigorously all day and completed in the
afternoon. II was done by order Of the
Board OF Aldermen at secret session yes
terday afternoon. The railroad company
had neglected TO pave between the rails
when the new paving was put down on
that portion of the street by the city con-
tractors The aldermen have declared the
company's right TO pass over that portion
of the street forfeited. There is now bad
break in the company's lines. A law suit
will probably follow.
The Prohibitionists held a county con-
yention to-day and put county ticket IN
tha field
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

North Carolina, we are told, is TO be one
of the principal objective points In the
ELKNs-FosTER campaign against the solid
South. We wonder If these gentlemen
ever heard of the little bull that tried to
butt locomotive from bridge. Their
courage is to be admired, but We casnot
say as much for their discretion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

cana wes nm interesting one, and the
score stood Q TO in favor OF Jlliery.
Rev. j. n. johnson, OF Bethel, was 10
Ms. sydney Riggs, Of Greenville. 10 IN
iiss Carrie Hall went to Fanacea
Springs yesterday. s~o
Miss Fannie Kitehin has returned nom
Kinston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

Our old friend "vote as You Shot" has re-
neBed his youth in the Chicago In,eT-Oeean.--
NeW York World.
How will General WEAVER and General
FIELD vote? The one was Confederate
officer. The other was Federal officer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
LEIDY'S
CROCKERY SALE

to make room for fall stock, which will arrive
shortly.
6 CUPS and o sAUCERS, 90, 25, and SOC.
DINNER PLATES, 3, 1, ), aud &c.
ROU ND BAKERS, 3, 4, >, q, z, and SC.
OVAL BAKERS, 3, 4, ,, o. 4, 10, and l2c.
OVAL DISHES, 3, 4, 5, ., Z, 3, and Zoe.
SOU Akk DISHES, y, 10, 10, 20, and csc.
CHAMBERS, 10, ~, Is, 10, 20. aud 25c
BOWLS, 2. 4, q, s, 10, L., 10, Is, aud 2jc.
EARrHEN I EA-POTS, IA, 10, "A, 80, "a, sec.
WASH-BOWLS and PITCHERS, 40, SO, O7c.
WATER-Pl1CHEkS,G q, Z, :, 10, Is, IL, 11c.
MUGS. 4, ., 9, z. ana Sc.
lCE-CRsAM SAUCEkS, ?, "a. and Sc.
e-H0OP WATEk-BUCkETS, 3 and loo.
SCRU ), Z, 10, and lie.
kHOE-bRUSHES, 81, Is, II, aud zoe.
WILLOW MARK III BASKETS, lie.
BkEAD-TRAYS, o, IL, t3, and Zoe.
EXTRA LARGE SlABLE-LANIEhNS, 44c.
lin TOILET SETS american tin),S1.s3
COFkEE-MlLLc, n, 80, aud 4Sc.
DECORATED IEA-SEls 90 pieces, Saol.
VIM GLASSES per dozen, 3Sc.
GOBLRTS ana TrMBI ERS, 4c.
WOOD MEASURES, l, =, 4, aud quarts
LEiDf'S PATENTED lNNER-BU (lkEIS. 4Oc.
MASON FRUI1-SARS glass, 1 Ut. &c, 2 ds. Zoe
GASOLINE, per gallon, i5c.
.COOk-SIOfES, RANGES, aud HRATRRg,
6As-STOyES, oIL-SroVEs, aud GASOLINE
STOVES.
81 CASH AND 81 PER WEEK.
LEIDY's,
1909 east Franklin street.
Goods delivered tree as soon as purchased.
al I4-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
THE DIAMOND SHOALS.
"Grave-yard of tAmerican) Shipping -
Efforts 10 Establish q Light-Honse There.
Iron Our Ragular Correspondentl

IFrom Our Kagular Correspondehtl
WAsHISoros, August 13.--The sum OF
S500,090 was Appropriated by the Fifty
hrst Congress for the erection OF light
hose at Diamond Shoals. Oh Cape Hat
teras. and 1t will DO remembered that the
contract was given to firm in New DER
ssy. This firm has done some OF the most
difficult work ever performed. and felt
reasonably confident of making founda-
ton at Diamond Shoals on which would
ultimately rest one OF the grandsst light
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
DIR. 1. PEARCE COATES.

OFFICES: 70S east Franklin street. Rich
mond, Va ONCE hours: 8 10 L. NJ, 2 TO T. and
. 70 $50 p. NJ. Sundays, 8 ~ IL NJ.
SPECIALTIES: CATARRH, Nose, Throat, and
Chest; also. rheumatism, Asthma, and ali
durable diseases treated with success.
Consultation at onico or by mail free. Medi-
cnes free 20 patients. II you live at a distance
send for symptom blank. au l4-is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
rDucArIoNAL
WILLIAM AND MARY
COLLEGE.
SESSION BEGINS FIRST THrz,,v
OCTOBER.

Provides thorough couosia,s A.. -.
training.
Tuition foo, e1s.50 per hau ses.o,
from about e12 20 Ella per moatt.
such students from Nhg.ala w., -....-
teach two years 10 the public schools - W..
admitted free Of tuition ieoi ardst,t,.'.
board fuel, lights, aoG vasa.ag ats..
month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Forgot the Others.
rNawYnrk NNnaklul

Mabel: There enow over four thousand
ayocations TO woman.
Clara: Dear mel What are they?
Mabel: Let-me-see. One of them IA
marriage aud another is-is-Doar me I've
forgotten the others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
MR. RICHARDSON PeARcE DEAD.
Eleven Hundred white People Named
"white" In BERTHE County.

"White" In BERTHE County.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatcn.l
WINDSOR. n. c., August IS.-Mr. Rob
ardson Pearce. q prominent and wealthy
farmer living in the Eashoke section OF
this county, died yesterday Of heart
disease in the s9th year Of his age. lie
was an active member of tue Baptist
church for nearly seventy years and left
an estate valued at nearly $4,000, all of
which he made by hard work and the most
rigid economy.
There are a few more than 1900 white
people living in this county, and well.in-
formed people say that at least I,IO0 OF
them bear the name of White. People
who answer to the name of Mizell, or
" Measles" as they are best known, are
next in number, Us there are more than 800
of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
MCADAMS { BERRY.
TESTIMONY Or Mr.. v. T. EPPS.
A WelI-Known Richmond Merchant Tells
What Dr. Coates Has Done for Him.

Mr.. Epps says:
" When | tegan treat
m mt un d or DR..
Coates n Few weeks
ago | had been suffer-
ing from catalrh tor
five or siX years. Ny
symptoms were head
ache; so IN Ell m Q =
slight, at other times
excruciating. by nose
was constantly ciogged
up, ana hard knots
formed la IL, which ]
blow out or haWked
out with much DIM
Guilty. / also had mt
Gus constantly iaiiing
back into my thrCa',
and sometimes would
blow large scabs from
my nose. My throat
often got dry aad still
anu sore. At times
there was e thick, foul,
yellow discharge from
my nose. | hat ring
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
A False Blunder.
N-.ra E3a,ord I

Miss De Trop."
Yes; everything 10 declared off,"
"What was the matter 2"
I'VE went into q restaurant the other
evening and | ordered lemonade for two.
The stupid clerk served it in such man.
ner that she got hold of my glass;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

1909 east Franklin street.
Goods delivered Zee as soon as purchased.
an I4-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
A STORMY RADICAL CONVENTION.
Thorough Disgust of Negro with the
White Trash "-Oelegates Elected.
CSpeclal telegram 10 thu DlspatchJ

White Trash "-Delegates Elected.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
WINSTON. N. c., August l9.--The Repub-
hcan County Convention of Forsythe.
which met here to-day, was scene of
great disorder. While the two white fac
tions were struggling for control of the
convention the lie was passed from one TO
another, and like demonstrations assumed
such a serious aspect as 70 necessitate the
interference of the sheriff The negroes
seemed thoroughly disgusted with
the affair, one Of them remarking
that this was his last time in a
Forsythe Republican convention it he
lived 1000 years; that he was used to as
sociatipg with intelligent men; that if the
white men could not conduct the cOnyen
ton AS it should DO IL ought to be
turned over to the negroes; he was
not used to men in q convention pulling
of their coats 10 fight.
No county ticket was nominated. but
delegates were elected 70 the senatorial,
congressional, and State conventions. The
State delegation Is composed of two whites
and two negroes. 1t was the sense of the
convention that full State ticket should
be placed in the field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Nice and Good.

Street Smiths Good News.l
Aunty: DO you think this cake il nice
Little Niece (from Boston,: Yes. / easily
'cognize the fact that the proportions OF
the ingredients are exnct to a nicely. That
Is why il is good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

ing In my ears, and my sense OF smelling aud
hearing were weakened. Occasionally I suf-
Tered from pam inihe chest and with belching
and sour stomach. My appetite was poor.
memory weak, and / was very weak and
nervous. but now feel like another man. My
health Is wonderfully improved, all the catarrhal
symptoms arc about gone, and feel sure that
am on tho ROAD 70 perfect health. All this owe
70 DR.. Coates, Of 70o east Franklin street, Rich.
Hlond, Va. WARRICK r. EPPS,
Of firm OF Epps sweeney, Grocers,
COS north Seventeenth street, Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
a Remarkable Feat.

lDtlIOll AIto AIeSc.l
Totling: Young NcWatty is as strong as
any of these Herculeses who travel in the
shows.
Diming Is that so?
Totling Yes: he can break q railroad
sandwich IN two as easily as he can TWIST
b horseshoe out Of shape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
,,,c,, slower rn,,I,r,,

II the sun gave forth sounds loud enough
10 reach the earth. sucb sounds. instead Of
10 lching Us in the space of about eight
minutes. as light does. would only arrive
after period OF nearly fourteen years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
TiIIery wins bv a score OF 0 10 3.

SCOTLAND NICK, N. c., August l3.--Scot-
land Neck and Tillery clups have again
crossed bats--this time OF rillery. Quite
. crowd went up from this place. Tbe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

I'Vv0IEf 0EIVkIuFU % IIIt bIaVuIVELsT
RaLEIoH. N. G., August 13.--Mirs. Han
nah Emerson Ashe, wife of Captain S. A.
Asbe. editor Of the N,aes and o6serrfr and
daughter OF William II. willard, died at
her ho0e here this afternoon; aged A3
vars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
IsIDoRE HIRsHBERG.

Referring 90 tho above ell parties having
claims against tho nrm OF |. HlRSHBEkG i
30. win present shcm for payinens at tho ofsics
OF G. A. Schmidt ! Co, 420 east broad, and
those indebted 70 that firm viii settle their
accounts as soon az possible, 40 We Wish to wind
up the affairs OF that coDcern.
CHAhLEs a. SCHMIDT A co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
WeLpoN's HANDSOME BANK.
Almost Ready for Occupation-sIr. w. II.
Nassar Dead-Personnl--Othe Notes.

Nassnr Dead-PersOnnl-Oth Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON. n. c., August 13.-The furni-
ture is being placed IN tho Bank Of Vel
don TO-DAY. The outfit. which is very
handsome one, was furnished by Rich
mond firms, aud w. A. Schenok. of your
city, superlntended the placing of the
furniture. The vault is large and safe
and there is tlme-lock to keep out bur-
glars.
Mr.. w. Fl. Vassar, of Garysburg. died at
his home this morning, of typhoid-teyer.
In the 9th year of his age. Mr. Nassar
was prominent young man OF Northamp-
ton, and was recently married.
Captain 4. l.. Carr. q popular young con-
ductor OF the Coast Line IS reported to
be in dying condition at the home OF his
parents, at Rose Hill, below Goldsboro'.
PERSONAL.
Miss Sallie Price. of Wilson, a general
fayorite here, Is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Ii. G.. Spiers, on Third street.
Miss Lorena Long, of Graham, a charm
ing young lady, is visiting MIR. ard Mrs. ID.
L. Stainback.
Mrs. Robert Turnbull. of Lawrenceyllle,
Va. is on visit here 10 the family OF Mrs.
Ellen Harrison.
Rev. II. =. Troy. president of Wesleyan
Female College at MurIreesboro', Was in
Weldon to- day.
Miss Maggie Mcdonald, of Petersburg,
who has been visiting friends hore. re-
turned home to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Bishop, of Man
chester, Va, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. DR.. A. b. Pierce aud daughter, Mrs.
Lee Johnson. are at Littleton.
Major L. l.. Emory and several other
gentlemen and few ladies went up TO
Great-Falls canal this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Makes Draupb,..

Washington Evening star.l
"What Is your son doing?"
"He's a draughtsman.n
"Ah; learning 70 be an architect 20
mo; he pumps the organ for our
church."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
ELIAS CARR FIRST TO PROPOSE IT,
AND FIRST TO SUBSCRIBE.
Grand Record OF che Democratic Nominee
for Governor-Adfai sssvenson's visit
ciond.Borst ia Aiiegbany >
: ,o-r..oona.nco ~ n. RIehmona pIsoateh.l

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispateh'l
RALEIGH, N. g., August i3.-ihere are
now forty-six inmates OF the Confederate
Soldiers Home here. Secretary sfronach
informs me to-day, this being the largest
number since its establishment. Mr.
Stronach states es something very Rreatly
to the credit Of Dir. Elias Carr, the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor, that ne was
the first man in the State TO propose
soldiers home and also the first 10 suo-
scribe to it, Unit
IL in now certain that DR.. j. q: wilcox
will be the Republican nominee Tor Lon-
gress in the Eighth District, eignt couhIaes
having been instructed for him., lhe
convention meets at Wilkesboro next
"Wednesday. Six of the county conven-
tons IN that district have adopted resoiu-
tions favorlng Republican State ticket.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
The date Of the rally Of State Demo
cratic clubs, ct FIRST liked at halslgIn
August 3ist, will be changed 80 that it
will occur in Septomber, tae time when
General Adlai f. Stevenson makes his VISIT
here. which will be about tho l0th OK Sep
TENDER.
The State Weather Bureau has report
of very severe cloud burst N Allegheny
county. There Was unusual darkness for
two hours aud then the mass OF water teil
in the form of spout. Striking IN apas,,
ture, it cut hole 20 feet in diameter and
many feet deep and then cut deer. trensn
through fields of woods. moving logs 90
feet long, stones weighing 4 or tons. ana
sweeping away the largest trees IN strip
Of woods. some 60 IN number. Many per-
sons have visited the scene OF tins ruin.
The place Is amid the mountains.
THE CAROLINA BUILDING.
Work on the North Carolina building at
the Worlds Fair-a reproduction OF colo
NAL home-is TO begin IN sixty days. Tie
plans are now in hand. All the material
In the way Of woodwork Will be shipped
from this State ready for framing, and In
this way a large saving will be effected. IL
Is roughly estimated that $4,000 viii cover
the entire cost OF the building, though u
Is to be large structure.
The work of relaylng the western NORTH
Carolina railway. Murphy branch, with
new rails, as ordered by the Railway Cop
mission, is now actively in progress. The
track-layers are now working from Clyde
towards W9ynesyllle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
Unreliable.
FI.@l n

TRUTH
He Something tells me that You are not
entirely indifferent to my attentions.
She What Is ity'
He: A little bird whispered il to me.
She Your feathered friend 10 of his
perch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
DEMOCRATS AT srokssoALs.
Campaign spsecbss-A Cleveland eiu"-'
Third-Par,y Men scarce.
fspcclal telegram TO tho Dispstoh.I

Especial toIogfhm 20 "a" p'sF"
GRfrssBoRo'. N. G.. August l3.--MessIs;
J. q. Scarborough. John A. Barrinper, sna
ID. II. Caldwell spoke 20 good crowa at
Stokesdale to-day on the Democratic Is
sues of the day. .,.
and considerable interest was manifested:
Al the close of the speeches a Cleveland
and Carr club was formed with 100 mem
bers.
ment there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

NIKGINIA UNIVERSITY II|t
' SCHOOL, lO2 cas-. Cary sire f,
open 22D SEPTEMBER. Dly r..t
cises; kind, pati0nt treatment; pHr..
ton to each scholar. Fun science lr
keeping course. Best city H4I
references Why send on bor- '
Principal, WISTER ARCHER, ST. a.. I.
au4-Il, Suy IIf~ .t.'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
4 co-PARrNERsHIps.
RIcnAosD, VA, August 3, 1892.
u PARTNERSHIP HERETO-

a FORE existing between the undersigned
under tho rrna-nanes q L EIRsHBERG & CO.
aud @. A. sCHnIDT 3 CO. Is this day Dis
SOLVED By CONSENT. CHARLES A.
SCHMIDT 4 co. have assumed all liabilities Of
the two concerns and arc authorized 10 collect
all bills due them. c. A. SCHMIDT,
/. RAMSTET TER,
ISIDORE HIRsHpER0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

Refcrring % the above, We ask AZ parties b.
whom We have not already notified. 10 send us
taelr addresses, as FIR. hissa5ess hsa refused
"a is.Ss CHARMS a. SCHMIDT : CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
INGRAM INSTITUTE.

I NUNAW INOIIII \,
4 5. L. DAVIS, ph b., Prr.fll Iu'..--
North tar.irI
HIGH SCHOOL PROPER FOX BOTH -...
Thorough cour6es m English, Ns...
Sciences, Languages, Buziue--, ND.... -.. F..
strumental Music.
Full corps Of experienced teacher.
non-soct7riau. Location healthy. d
IN Halifax county.
Board per month $3.50 % as.
Tuition per month, 81 g. %.
For iuu announcement address
JAMES e. PIERCE,
Ingram, HALIFAX ... .-
Session begins SEPTEMBER Is. l-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
T AW SCHOOL, RICHN0Nn

K AN SCHOOL, NlOu MlNN. "a
a 4 Two years course, but MAY ne nH. .t.
less time. Opens SEPTEMBER - .,
moderate, teaching thorough. advantage. r.
cellent. send 20 chairman Richmond DEL
for catalogue. For special informant
Professor ROGER GREG0Nf. laI.- ".-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14

measures for the protection OF British
interests In the East that nrs decidedly at
variance with Mr.. GLADsroSE's "peace-at
any-price policy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
capI,oi nfattera.

The State Board OF Excise Commls-
sioners Yesterday appointed y. =. rayhs
ana p. III Greedy members Of the. Bonrd
of Excise Commissioners OF Roanoke city,
These appointments were made TO MI va
cancies caused by designations.
Mr.. DAVID l.. Evans, of Pittsburg, visited
the Capitol Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
DICHMOND FEMALE SIM ,A.4
~ NO. 3 EAST GRACE ~ll....
RICHMOND, "a.

JOHN II. POWELL, Principal
Mrs. L. @. fEi1ON, Associate l..r
The nineteenth Session NJ tlH ..t
begin WEDNESDAY, SeptenInr ..
Full and thOrOugh instruction Ig rr..
mediate, and collegiate dopartmnat.
advantages In languages, Afefatur.,
art. For catalogue giving terms, .r.
ers, &C., apply 70 either Principal
is 2B-Iu.IlEe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
VETERANS IN CANT.

The Vets" in camp have their guards,
reyellles, practice-drills. dress parades, and
taps. Hon. James ii. Merrimon made
speech to-day. in which he appealed to
them to vote against the force bill. Rev.
j. X. Connally will preach 10 them to-
rnprporv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-14
FATHER cu1LsR,s ASSISTANT.
IL Is Father james Kenefiick. OF Rich
mond-An Objection by the People.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. August l9.--For more than
six months ever since the removal of
Father L. x. Mccarthy To Norfolk, Rev.
Father III. J. Cutler, the pastor of st. Ma
RVS Catholic church here, has been with
ont q resident assistant, the Jesuits
priests from Georgetown College giving
him all che help they, could. When Bishop
Van de Vyver went TO Rome it was
said that he promised TO send Father
Cutler, an assistant from the American COL
lege there
The news reached the Catholics hero
to-day that Rev. james Kenefick. OF Rich
mond, bad been appointed to this station,
and was expected here this evening. Rev.
Father kenefick was student at the
American College for some years, and has
been but recently ordained.
He Is said 70 be brilliant orator and
theologlan.
AN OBJECTION.
The contractors who are building the
electric railway have struck snag In the
shape of On objection from the CITY
authorities TO their filing no Franklin
street, on the outskirts OF the town, IN or
der to make a good grade for the road bed.
The matter VIII DO adjusted satisfactorily
TO the residents OF the neighborhood and
the work allowed 10 proceed.
The publication IN tho DISPATCH day
or two ago OF the peculiar situation OF
affairs IN regard TO the want Of public
school teachers here has brought host of
applications for positions TO Superintend-
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