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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
THE BOSTON.
LECTURES.

DEV. Il. Y. KERR WILL DELIVER
III LECTURE at the Third Presbyterian
church FRIDAY, May 18Th, a. z. NJ. Subject !;
1.-THE ORIENT" Admission y5c All who at
tend may expect profitable evening.
my 1917
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Report and Ordnance Postponed.

-"|--TII T|I7EIl--I " -II' y I7'---17-'''I
PErEsBUBG, Va, Nav 12.-Ihe council
this evening considered the report OF the
C..prnfftee 90 Gas ana Light, who reported
fa,orahly proposition for the city 20 establish
AN electric plant Of It's own at a cost Of S2O,oOO.
.ihis was tho lowest Did and WAS made by the
matter was postponed % a special meeting to be
hold on tho sih.
The ordinance cxempting certain industries
from taxation was repealed, and resolution in-
afrurtiug the Commissioner Of the Revenue 10
T-t them for taxation Was laid over until next
megfiur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

There never was a season that brought
with it so much to choose from in Neck
wear. There have been seasons when
money would go quite long way in
such purchases, but never before would
it so quite as far as now. You'll see the
force of this remark if you'll sacrifice e
spare moment for the purpose Of seeing
what We have to offer IN Scarfs, Bows,
and Ties. Sometimes big figures and
little values go together sometimes lit
tie figures and big values are combined.
They never were, united before and
they never will be joined again if you
don't find them in our stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Installation of Officers.

Monroe Grove, No. /. United Ancient
Order OF Druids, held largely. attended
meeting at Beiyiderc iaii last nixLt' tne occs-
sinn b,,ny the installation Of onicers. The fol-
lowing ofiicers were installed: Noble Arch. j.:
a.. Thomas. Vice-Arch, j. &. Seibert; Financial
Secretary, Andrew Brown; Recording Secretary,
U. 4. Wolis Treasurer, 1. y. iimperiakc; Con-
Cox; Outside Guard, H. X. Barnes; kishthssd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

INOrfcsponicncn OF no Richmond Dispntch.I
CLNTwoop, Va. May I0.-The Democrats
Of this county held mass-meeting on yes
tcrday % appoint delegates iO the state conven-
toy at Richmond. he meeting WAS presided
over 10y Hon Richard J.. Counts. The following
county: r. NJ. Beverly, John Willis. b. T. Suthor-
lard, and Thomas *. Coney-this county being
entitled 20 four. The sentiment % tho meeting
seemed 90 be divided as between Hiil and Cleve-
lani. but after some wranglng the delegate,
wore instructed 70 favor Cleveland as lirst choice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
RICHMOND. VA, FRIDAY MAY l3 1892.

Bard 10 Noble Grand I. l. Cox: Left-lIand
Bard to Noble Arch, J. Y. Condrcy: Rightiiand
Bard 90 vice-Grand, J. J. BoGss; Lcit-iiand
Bard % vice-Grand, II. u. Perkins; Representa-
and J. 7. Morris.
Monroe Grove has n membership OF 200 and is
IN lourishing condition. The grove will hold
fair. commencing June 9th and continuing two
wecka IL will be hold nj Belvidero Hall and Is
for the purpose 81 raising funds 10 purchase
new robes for the degree team.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
SnrrY solidIY Anti-Clerelnnh.

SUBRY CoUnTuoUsE, Va, May II, 1892.
To ne Edior Of he Dispafct;
Please do me the favor 10 correct the
way in which surry's delegation il placed in the
state of yesterday our delegation II sold
anil-Cloyeland. There II not q single delegate
Tor him.
We favor western man, next We are solid
70 ilNl. r. H. SHITH,
County Chairman Democratic Executive Com
miffoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Huti-Anarchist@
rBy Anrlo-American cable to tho Di

fBy Anrlo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
LosDoN, May 13.-Tho Chronicles Paris
correspondent of the Ant-Anarchist
League, now conducting a well-organized
vendetta. declares it IS the purpose Of the
league 20 compass the murder Of some
weil-known Anarchist for every future
SON or yltrlOl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

There are Just as good fish in the sea
as ever yet were caught; the difficulty
is TO catch them. Without q doubt
there are Just as good Suits as our 2.5C,
80. 80, and s. grades the difficulty is to
get them. II would be absurd to talk Of
getting better that isn't among the
possibilities. 1t is positively true that
In some respects these Suits simply
laugh at rivalry. They show how near
perfection the productions of human
ingenuity can come. For shapely
figures no shsplier Suits were ever
made. They are durable enough to al
most suggest the idea that there is ac-
tually no wear-out to them.
sse- Samples and rules for self-mea-
surement sent to any address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

alton was too realistic for her. and she
tainted.
THAT same night" concluded the
speaker, the poor driver was discharged"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
rn,.r,,,n.a the Orphans and sisters.

Captain and Mrs. Andrew, Pizzlni,, Jr.,
entsrtaIned the orphan children and Sis
ters of 81 Josoph's orphan Asylum with an ont
ing at Biandon PARK yesterday, which was tho
roughly enjoyed and lasted until the sable
shadows ~ evening we're fast falling. eA,y-hss
Utt,e mes. attended by nine sisters, participated
in ma auusements, which consisted OF riding on
the switchtack, boating, aud games OF all kinds.
An excellent rcpast was spreau and ali seemed
10 have a splendid time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
First Fxcur.len the SEASON,

Steamer Ariel will make her first excur-
sion TO Old Point. Norfolk, Virginia Beach.
Newport News, Hampton, etc, on next Sat
urday night. Nav 18th. aud arrive back IN
Richmond at II o'clock Sunday night.
giving excursiOnists all Sunday at sea
shore and privilege of remaining until the
following Tuesday. Round trip only 81.
See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

DR.. j. Sinkler Irvine, late resident phy-
sician Retreat for the Sick" and house
surgeon Jersey City Hospital, jersey City.
n. j.. has been appointed acting assistant
surgeon United states marine service,
port Staten Island. n. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
MEETINGS-SecOnd Friday.

DOVE LODGE. MASONs.
DAMON LODGE, KNIGHTS or PTrHlkS.
UNION LODGE. OOD-FEILOws.
UNITY LODGE. oDD-FELLOwS.
OPACHfsrO TRIBE. RED MEN.
MANITOBA TRIBE. RED MES.
FRATERNITY LODGE, KNIGHTS or HONOR.
MUTUAL LODGE, KNIGHTS or HONOR.
OLD DOMINION COUNCIL, LEGION or HONOR.
ANCHOR LODGE. GOLDEN CHAlS.
RICHMOND LOpGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
RESCUE COUNCIL, AMERICAN NECHANiCI
VALLEY EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
SIDNEY LODGE, GOOD TENPLARS.
EAsT-END LODGE. GOOD TRyPLkRS
LEX LODGE, PROGRESSIVE BESEfIr
RiCHHOSD CASTLE. GOLDEN EAGLE.
IKE CANT.
TIS sHEEr-lR0N COUNCIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Richmond Visitors in New Yol k.

New York, May NV. S. Faber. J.
Chamblin and y. G. Leaih, Sturtevant;
4. ID. Williams. Mrs. {. E. Buck, aud +. j. VIII
he, Fifth-Avenue: {. Watson, 81. James; Mrs.
T.. ". Smith, Misses Smith, ". J. CussOn, and
Mrs Cusson, Bartholdi; Il. 2. Yannison, CosnO-
poitan; d. W lockwood, Grand Union; l.. Bro
iner and L. Miller, Belyidere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Doesn't Keep Anything.

lIrutn.I
Scribbler: lent the editor my umbrella
few days ago, as he forgot his and 1t
looked like rain.
Tomson: Has he returned il yet?
Scribbler (sadly): No; but he will. He
returns everything of mine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
The Election Yesterday

proved three important fscts-that the
Democrats want tho best man for Presi-
dent, that the people want the best Piano
for the money, ana that the only place 70
get such Piano is at the Hume Minor
Company, on Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
.I...LE GLEcTs ~ ANTIs
i"' Cleveland Delegates Pull
ilfDugt--A Lively Contest.

efrlm 90 The Dispatch.l
NA., May l2.-The mass-meet-
q. elect delegates 20 the State
"l- one Of the largest politi-
.icr lUld here.
.. "- iIe election of two delegates
I. Ahl i,kei aud ten on tho oppOsi-
r.. ' very rlose, being on an average
l...,. innocence, and even then Judge
''rrl, president Of the Cleveland
r Burton, anOthor Cleveland dele
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
'o'FoLNs FULL HILL DELEGATION.
''e Cleveland sIa0 Eiected-yicws
90 inrrrtssman Springer.

- ''I'f aIu 70 Tue UinDhtch.I
,....-l 'if, Va, May l2.-The Democratic
t.. l-. nngs were orderly and harmoni-
.l.....o .o-i- -lt aud "a full Hill delegation
t,..Ir 'As Vas elected 10 the State con-
.r.. ~. ..' '.' loiloHins are tho delegates:
D. "Ai' W. q. EDWARDS, Prank Hattcn, j.
ls, 4.i' b. g.. McF9ren. w. G. Pettis, Nj. j.
(.s.., 'i'4' hoDilson, NJ. 0lennan, ana J. T..
-' "afa-A. J. Dalton, NJ. 7. Cooke, J. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

Five seyen-octave Rosewood Square
Knabe Pianos are on hand and will soon be
for sale. One, however, Is ready for de-
livery and can bo purchased at low
figure. The piano looks. sounds, and is
guaranteed like new. and can be gotten at
less than half the price of new piano.
MANLY B. RAMOS & Co..
903 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
A Good Joke.

What are yOu laughing at2"
Thieves broke INTO my house while
was away and stole all the plumbing
whats funny about thatf"
They'll all have malaria inside Of a
traalr -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

r. B. CHAFFIN & CO.. p. NJ. lots in tho West
Eud on Windcr and Blair streets.
DENoOS, TUPPER & CO., @ 7. NJ, dwelling at
northwest corner OF Twenty.hfth and X
streets; also, two houses on Nine-Mile road
near Twenty-hfIh street.
NV BoHE, 8 p. NJ, Grove and Floyd-avenue
lots.
J.H. VALENTINE, 1890 A. n. hardware, boots,
shoes, hats, clothing, &c.
FRANK q. HILL & CO., 5 p. NJ, West-End
lots ON Grove avenue.
J. THOMPSON BROWN l. CO., o p. NJ, three
lots Oh Linden street.
WILLIAM JENKINS 3 SON, IL u, bananas,
leiaous, apples, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
a Suggestion.

ltfutb.l
Old savings are all well ENOUGH In their way:
Ald yet there Is room Tor Improvement,
take it.
'TwouId DO truer to say. when We quote IL to-day
"Where there's Will there's WAY 70 break
=. it,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
The wARReNron eANKeRs' CASE
Under Iustruciions RosenberGer. Spindle
4 Co. are Tound Not Guilty.

fCorrespondenco OF che Richmond Dspatch.l
LrrsnURG. Va, May l2.-The case of the
Commonwealth Of Virginia against Rosen-
berger. Spindle & Co., tie Warrenton
bankers. charged with cmbezzlement OF
tie FUNDS OF the bans. was decidetin the County
Court before Judge Ilbhs here today. Under
instructions from the Court the jury found q
verdict of not guilty on tie ground that the re-
lauouship Of bankers o. d~positors was mat OF
debtor aud creditor, and that unless Il wero
proven that % deposit was O special one tue
bankers c1uli u0t bo held crminaily guilty, be-
cause under general deposit the monoy became
fUrtT@.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

Those Beautiful Building Lots on Grove
and Floyd avenues, between the resi-
dences Of A. 4. Becker and Milton Cayce.
Esqs., will be sold mot merely offered at
the Office Of n. W. Bowe, auctioneer, at
! o'clock +. NJ. to-day (Friday). 18th In
Gtant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

ID T"IV5 III " TII' l7'-V''--l1'I
DENVER. Col. May 11.-The Capitol build
ing at santa Fe, \. NJ, is burning. 1t IS
valued at : ,000, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Dnn1i EOTget

the sale to-day at O'clock 7. II. at n. w.
Bowe's Office OF the very attractive Build
ing Lots on Grove and Floyd ayenues-ad-
yertlsed in to-day's DISPATCH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
n2eYAr5- GM fE5to0

WE1 lTGTo - CDSST 9>s-/Lp(
You know lt.
We know NJ.
No are going % keep 70 up.
We have moro Wash Dress Goods
than an other stores In town.
Black satines, white hgurcs, per yari..
Gamers Percales, = yard vide, per
yard rd......-........ .....s.s..
Five cases new Chaiu, per yart........
Black grounds. gray grounds, ros9
grounds, blue grounds, cream gronlls.
Finest scotch Ginghams, per yar4......
Sell everywhere for 5Oc.
Pink-DOt White Swiss, per yard........
Fancy. Dotted White SFlss, per yacl..
Some Dark l0c. Outings tor 81 Per
yard.
Blue striped Dress G'nghams. jc. yari.
Batiscan Wash COris. por yari.........
Gray grounds, cOi0re1 bowers.
AJAX I'm any store tof them. trco VIII
b. -.
Whito Glnghams, black ha.r-uncs,
were l2c., 81. yard.
China Cloth, black grounds. coi0roi
nOWer3 .......... .....t.tf-t.t.-.
Nearly hundred patterns best ne.
Dress ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Solid Black, Cray and Green Dress
oinghnm8 ......,.... ....--...........
lhs l2'. quality
Pieca Fancy Rel STRIPE Ticking, per
yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .sts.
S0ilol tOnas Ipf Nheofing, per ytrt.-..s
Blue and White stripe liaking ........
Solid MOhaWA-f alley sncetiug, per
yard ................. ........-t-...+--
Apron Glngnam', small cheeks p'r
yard d..s.........st.....ss
Mons NcclIgce Shirts.,-..............
Solid-Dlack aud hght striped sa'ines.
All sizes. sold Tor ~.
China uelyetia UmtreIilg, tNiafet ma
tural handles. Tor ladies, quality
viii wear teitor than gloria silk,
warranted fas, hlack, aui w1ttA
eL2J. Just ask t0 -ee one. fricc
l5s...sss.s.ss sftfssff tftt stffffs
ChaneeaDle Satin larn'Ois, iil n0unie
Pric0 IS positively $3.50.
Almost every body knows Gloria Black
Hose. Herc's p i1- n thidrent
Gloria Black Hose, sizes aud = ~
tho JUr. quality, pair for....-
Size "a of SOC. Ribbed Hose, pair for.
Iot of elzrs p, ~. ami 90 Ohilirfus
Plain Black uOse, white feet, pair..
Positively soli i1r21c.
Misses Black silk Hose, hi1o 'se' per
roir, ....-.-t... ..ss'.ssst .ffts
self-suRrpeuing Scissors, plle e''ei
nickel-plaied, every time tney open
thoy sharpen, diIerenI sizes, - T.
60c.
Yasoline Soap ..........s..
scented Fasollna soap, worth quar-
er,...s....s..s' .''s'' '''..,' '''''
Neiicated Carholic soap, worm lOc....
Quaker Ostmoi soap, worth lOc........
Ayers Recamier Toilet soap. .-.-...
Putt Pomade, metal cleaner, ~. si1e
for &C.: lOc. siL9 Tor ic.
Electric Cleaner. for dress goods, car
pets, KID gloves, hail-pouAd can Tor
24c.; trial size, lOc.
500 Cellaloid soap B01es.......,......,
Opera smelling salts. ......... s.'.,..''
800 English Hair Brushes, worth OVc..
Pound can OF Nasellnc. .... ......-.....-
safety Matches, striko only on tho box,
per dOzou.....--... s..ss. ttsssssfsf'
Wax Natcnss, dozen boxes inr.........
Colgato's Handkerchief Extracts, haR
ounce. ....ssss .sssss 80 - '''s'''s'
Ayers Rocamler Almond-Meai....,....
Oxidized Metal BOxes.............
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
A Gloomy View.

"Tho total coal output of this country
exceeds a million tons" remarked the
optimIst.
Yes" replied tho pessimlst; but il all
goes up in smoke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
JOHN BOWERS,
Large Stock Refrgerators.

Browns IRON BITrgRs cures Dyspepsia, Ma
laria, Biliousness, and General Debility. Gives
Strength. aids Digestion, tones the nerves-cre-
ates appetite. Tho best tonic for Nursing Moth.
ers, weak women and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
GROVER AHEAD HERE
II. Cr,S 64 Ont Of RichmOnd'S 9S
Delegates.
MIL CARRIES NORFOLK,
o.,4 r. Sc Chosen Men Only l
Ggainet Him.
r,yrlLLE FALLS IN LINE.
r..rlt There Il 10 10 Against
t,,eiand - The sentiment In
Oihcr Communities.


Oihcr Communities.
-,.r-msry Yesterday for the election
..-... totac state Democratic Con-
.a meets in this city on the
...f % quietly. though a wide
.sst was manifested during tho
ly an classes 10 know the
... l. tao polls.
.cr extra issued az l:SO y. NJ,
Clio vote IN every precinct mp
~. .-. was eagerly read. and the
presented proved a pretty fair
...f ..4. tlo complete count would
.t.r rot. cast was Q. against 9, 9,266
...... rlunIal primary Of the 5th
.r.a. Oi these latter sO2 ballots
.... .rl .ut as irregular
r.a. were mado last n sht to the
... rr.al. Committee at the Circuit
.a. tlt owing 90 the fact that the
system isl becn employed, thus
.... .f..rutictoascertain Ia ageneral
~... r It as soon 81 the polls closed,
Gill;. c-rl. comparatively speaking,
le.iluar,ers.
...I-.arE I'D THmrY-roUR.
court shows that the cleo
cleveland delegates 6t;
.. | .r lau-Cleveland delegate
.l.,f D.. The last named. MIR.
..rff4r fIrErf Iuf rrr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Ono SQUARE Knabe,

When you 60 TO buy blood purifier be
sure and ask your druggist about A. B. G.
Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
JOHN BOWERS.
Maniels. Thing, and Crates.

We are agents for Milk-Shakers, Ice-shavers.
Iime-squeezers, and all kinds Of Soda-Water
Supplies. OWENS s. MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Fireplace Heaters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
W2e>sxe1y- TIT $NtonN

W2e.ueuy- TIT SaNtonM
Bows Wasts Of hes; outing fiaune'
laced fronts. nickel buttons, pOtA-
cts, eizes ,, q, z, ana years. o<
< oco ssttsen Windsor ries............
Han i.Painted Gartet-cAsps, WIN. 10
25r............. ........s. .ssss'tssf..s.
Rven-Spring Cassimeres for men All
boys. stripes end piaids, worm oV'' 40
per Yard.......ssss... t..s.'..s..'',
Homie Dresses. waist aud skirt msdo IL -
outing cloth and seersackee' ...,'.'
New style Wrappers, periecs h''hs' o,
made Of Garners Percaies,....,... o'
pr,ncsss Wrappers, perfecs ntthg,
summer Styles, lest zephyr Vd'- so
inss. .;.,a,,.'if;;,,,,' .,,. i;ocn Wrappers, iulI
White iniie Ln,. III ront.'''...'..... $50
tr,derssirts Of japanese skirtins'
gooi pleating, Bottom bias peat ,x
ings, worth h73c............. .s'......'
Fine Black satteen sAn'' pch sN'EV' "a
with six ruffie.....t, s..'s'. .......'
chIl1's Lawn and Cheek Aptous' ox
ruified straps .,....'..,. '....''.,t.,. "a,
Good Muslin skirts, eVttn 0o~' "'V 6D
Hampurg sufiie, ,for................; ~
Eine Cambric Corset-Coyers, 10" ~.
biyn necss, slightly sailed, trimmed
win lace and embroidery, worm VI xa
20 az chOtco for. .........s........,..
Figured Slkoline, al eoinfs, is"s -
3 TO 10 yards, worth IL ana i'V''
Case 80 curtain scrim, worth loc;;, TOR, ."
Hundred dircrent Aaniei LamV ko
c,,,ns worth 7jc. and 81, for.,...... -
S-A Table oii-oi0'n%; %Ss,s gS,tssa.i; aic.
10 patterns OF large Tapestry Rugsfer w
Flosr OiI-C 10th, yard vide and t"oS~' IA
wide, square yard...........,s. .,s..'''' 1s
cus,is scrnp- Baskets, worth 81, for.
Large indian Hampers, ell onsa' ao
colors, worth 400, ,for...''...''''.. ~
2u/,yc Never GS0hsS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

Buy the improved Perfection Refrigrra-
tor. Headquarters
SYDSoR & HUSDLEY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

For the best reason in the world il
will be an oversight to make an invest
ment in Clothing before you have seen
our $40, 5l2, aud Slj Suits. You are
entitled to the best, and nothing but the
best. Why you should not get them
when they are well within your financial
reach is, as Lord Dundreary would say,
Zone Of those things no fellow can find
out.
Our suits have the best qualities Of
ell good Suits, and none Of the defects
of bad ones. You cant expect too
much from them. They will wear as
long as you think any suit can in reason
be expected to last, and will retain their
shapeliness, which adorned them on the
day Of sale and the one thing that
they will not do is to disappoint you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

A. B. c. Alternative contains no mercury
Remember that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13

Improved Perfection Refrigerator the
best. SYDSoE Il HUSDLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-13
Sl2cxen5- GM $Ntoo

~
Cabinet Photograph-Frames, Drass and
silyered, worm lOc.,................
Shears, Z. 3, and o inches long, DOtih
SOC. palr.............. ......'s'.....
LEATHER Travelling Necessafio5.... - l
canvas Travelling NrccSsaries..........
Whlto Lawn Waists, ladies' narrow
pleats. .s..... 49, 49,. a., '''ici ycoi.,,
Striped and Dotted Percalo Masl-'
ladies' Numbered collars and cll-'
pieated, Win removable stl'-,
worth az least ei, al slzss..........
Light Wash SIX Waists, always sell Tor
s5, now...........'... .,.''';s,s..,.',
1900 pairs suede-tn,sh Unreal
Gloves, fast black, pair.............
Fit Ike undressod kIde, better than
silk. -
Real Down Pillows, Saline coYere1.....
Short Lengths at the Silk Counter. Sl-
rnhs. sltlns, and China shks, Per
yari...........s.ss.ssss sssss.ss sssssFs.s
China Dress SILKS, black grounds, col
ored aeuros, that sold for jpc.....
China Dress Silks, black grounds, BOW
knot pattern; - .;,..,' .,;'''''''''
Heretofore 81.
Fancy colors China snk' nearly aysri
pide..........ss.s.s..' ..'.'.s s.ssss's
HAMBURG Embroideries, sl4 inches
vide, per yard...........:. '....'....
2-Wheel Hamburg Embroideries, per
yard. ..... .s.s ..'.'.''..-.-l
| o-Wheel Hamburg Inserting, per ysrl.
3-inch Hamburg Em0foidofies' per
yard i..........rs.s.sss - s's. ...s-,'
! 5-lnch Wide Hamburg Embt0idefle-,
per yard.....-.... ..'.''';,: -; , ,...,..,' ..
| s-inch Yido Hamburg floancins'
chlli's sklr;lng, per yari..,.,,...''
| Chiffon Leccs, PLAN band, per ysfd 80
PINK, Rcd, Nile, shrimp, LaYenier'
Corn, White, cream, Tan, Lsgnt bilc.
| Embro.dered IL stitch % Nut
| Flouncings, fast blacks, widths ior
ladies' aud cuilirens skirts, worm
90 to 1lc.. per yari......,..,...,..'
! Al-Oyer Embroidery VI same por ylfd.
| Turkey Rod, White cmbroiiofed al
over, per afi........,.......'
/ Why nos buy q Black SIX Dress
| nOwl ~ -. 49,,
| suk Peau DO Sole, al-silk warp ana
WOOL per yard. ....... ....'.......
Reversible, 23 inches vide, worth
fi.25.
| India stripe Black Drcss Goods per
| yard. 90. ....ss.stsss sssss 80 % ~. -
prirs algays aud everywhere 10 3D..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12
FRANK LYNCH IsDEap."

Those were the words that passed
from mouth To mouth Friday even.
ing after the eastern papers came Ia
hand. Mr.. Lynch was the editor of
the Leavenworth Standard, the
Democratic paper ut Leavenworth.
He was but 33 years old, and his uu-
timely death was caused by pneu-
mOnis, the result of cold contract
ed while in this citv, and acting a.
chairman of the Democratic state
convention. He WAS n young man
OF great promise, many attachments,
and natural gifts. His death, il u
loss, not only to his party, to the
press, aud to his family, but the en-
tire state as we'll. Wherever he was
known, and his acquaintance was
wide and far reaching, he was res
pected and valued for sterling char
acter and solid worth.
His last speech was delivered in
Salina. on taking the honor and
responsibility of his PARTY, justly
earned. He is gone before, but his
name will long be held in remem-
brance by all those who came in con-
tact with him 1t is hard TO part
with one who, not having yet reach
ed the prime OF his maturity, and
the natural greatest period Of use
fulness i'm life. But the sll-wise. all
provident and impartiaily just God,
has seen fit to interpose, aud il is not
for Us TO protest or murmur