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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Richmond Eemale Insfitnfc.

Alta meeting OF tho Board OF Trustees OF the
Richmond Female Institute held Thursday nigh.
the Building Committee gas directed 70 proceed
% make n number of repsirs and improvements
on tho buildings so as 10 got them IN hrst-clas-
condition by the next session. The attendance
upon the school last winter was much larger
than for several years, and DR.. Nelson thinks
the capacity OF the buildings will be taxed next
session. lie Is receiving large number OF lot
ters from those who contemplate entering theiI
daughters.
DR.. Nelson recently wrote TO Professor John
Hars, OF Bowling Green, one OF the most distlu-
guished educators OF the south, asking hin for
his opinion regarding the health OF Richmond
and the institute. In reply Professor Hart says
~ have experience; not opinion. / had toE
years charge Of young ladies at Charl0ttesynlc
al S.auuton, and AT Richmond. Inc health ol
my family and OF my pupils was decidedly best
| tr,R
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
HAPPENINGS IN MANCHESTER.
Friondship's Ofiicers Installed-Without m
Fppineer-Personal and other Items.

Friendship Lodge, No. 90, X. OF p. met
nj Castle Hall, Eleventh and Hull streets.
last evening and installed their recently
elected officers The oath was administer
ed by District-Deputy-G y-Grand-Chancello
Samuel X. Owens.
The new officers are as follows: Past
Chancellor. DIR. L. 4. Rucker; Chancellor,
7 II Abbott: Vlce-Chancellor. l.. G.
Nunnally: Prelate, j. b. Rountree; Mas
ter-at- Arms, George l.. Vaden; Keeper of
Records and Seal, j. +. Galloway; Master
of Finance, II. l.. Kidd; Master Exche-
ouer, j. w. Conway; Inside Guard, j. Ill.
Nicholas. and Outside Guard, Z. j.. Clary.
After the installation the members adj
iourned to Leader Hall. where their taml-
lies and other guests had assembled to en-
ioy the banquet. which begun about 1890
So'c,ocE Mayor Maurice delivered very
nice address, and there was some good
music. The committee in charge OF the
banquet. which was well managed, con-
sisted of Messrs. II. l.. French,'J j. 4. Alb
bott, and 4. L. Traylor.
THE CITY WITHOUT AN ENGINEER.
The papers and documents previously in
tho possession of Mr.. Robert Nelson. the
clty engineer, were on yesterday turned
over 10 Mr.. w. s. Rolin. who will oversee
the street work until the organization Of
the new Council. This was in pursuance
of the Notion OF the COuucu lnurSuay
night. when the following was adopted:
! Rcsol5ed, That Mi. Robert Nelson. the
city engineer, be removed from Office from
this date"
II will be remembered that resolution
was adopted at previous meeting or the
body dispensing with the services OF tins
officer after June 30th, but the charter pro-
yides that tho term OF the City Engineer
shall be three years unless such officer be
removed by the Council. The second
resolution was therefore adopted 10 COM
ply teehnally with the charters provision
hnd to prevent litigation.
A letter was received from alr. Nelson
and read before the meeting Thursday
night, IN which he demanded that his sal
ary continue until February. when has
term will have expired. No action was
taken on the communication.
THE NEW MAYOR CONGRATULATED.
Mr.. Henry A. Maurice yesterday entered
upon the discharge of his duties es Mayor
OF the city OF Manchester. When, nc en-
tered tho courtroom about o'clock 40
found q number OF friends assembled 10
congratulate him upon his induction into
this Office and to WISH him successful
administration. +.
"A his Honor was about TO take bissseat
upon the bench Judge William 4. clopton
stepped forward, and extending his hand
expressed tho wish that the official career
Of the Mayor might be one OF success ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Medals in Music Awarded.

At the closing OF the music shool OF Mr. IT, l..
Rees, Jr., which took place at tho Pine-Stfeet
Baptist church on Thursday night, medals we're
awarded as follows:
First-IIonOr Medals-Misses Mary Eddens and
Inek Thomas second-Honor Medsls-Misses
Eva Walton and Mabel Cartwright. Improve
ment Medal-Miss Emma Johnson.
Diplomas for improvement aud Attendance
were awarded 30 Misses Mary Eddens, Inez
Thomas, Eva Walton. Mabel Cartwright, Emma
johnson, uattio Ready, Bessie Lefew, Daisy
Minor, Sarah wilkinson, Layie WotLel, Mary
Gibbs Sallie Walton, LinWOod Walton, Beils
Doremus, Louise DOremus, ans Ernest Cosby.
Mr. Rees was presented by his class vita a
handsome pinnO-lamp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

o.,,.,,, CormAn, Gray. Hale, Hawiey, Nc
pearsSn Mnaderson, Palmer, Pcrkihs, Proctor,
sewver. si0ckbridge, Warren, WashDurn, and
Mh.to-HO.
an. STEWART pgLfonTEp.
while the vote was being read ont by
.he CLERK. Mr. Stewart. his countenance
leaning with delight. sat IN one OF the
front seats. keeping tally on ms hngerA
when the result was announced there was
n manifestation of triumph on the floor
and IN the galleries. which the presiding
officer had some trouble in REFRESHING.
After order had been restored some
executive communications were presented
and referred, brief executive session WAS
held. aud then the Senate adjourned till
Tuesday next.
House Of Representatives.
srr. Hatch called up the conference re-
port on the agricultural appropriation bill
and demanded the previous question upon
its adoption. The previous question was
ordered-yeas. i69; nays, 46--and the re-
port was agreed TO. This is the first gene
raj appropriation bill which has nnally
passed the House.
The floor vas then accorded to the Com
miteee on Labor. and Mr.. Tarsney, OF
Missouri. called up and the House passed
the Senate bill granting thirty DAYS leave
of absence 10 employees OF the govern
ment priuting-Ofii Mr.. Tarsney then
called up the bill TO enforce the provisions
Of the oight-hour Jaw. and Mr.. Tarsney
explained that the proposed legislation
was to make effective the law OF 1868.
EFFEcT OF THE BILL.
The bill. he said extended the benefits
Of the eight-houT law IN plain terms TO
laborers in the employ of contractors on
government works. II made it unlawful
10 allow or permit laborers to work more
than eight hours, tnus prohibiting
evasion IN the manner in which the act OF
1868 had been evaded. and IT imposed
propc. penalties for it's wilful violation.
After long debate and two roll-calls the
bill was paced. and then MIR. Tarsney
made the customary motion to reconsider
the vote and 10 lay the motion TO recon,
sider on the table. But Mr. klgore raised
the point of no quorum, and again the
yeas and nays were ordered.
TIE SENATE SILVER ACTION APPIAUDKD.
During the call the information was
given that the Senate had passed the free
silver bill and the information was re-
ceiyed with applause.
The motion 10 table the motion TO re-
consider was agreed to-yeas, 1Gi; nays,
l5-and the House then took "a recess until
O'clock, the evening session to be Tor the
consideration Of private pension bills.
EVENING SESSION.
As usual Friday nights nothing was done
q, the evening session OF the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
A CoId-Water Campaign Unsuccessful.
fRv telegraph TO the Dispatchl

ArGUgrA. GA. July I.-For FIVE or six weeks
Augusta and Richmond county have been agi-
tated by a prohibition campaign. Sam Jones
and Sam Small spoke here % stir mp the people
ia favor Of prohibition. There has been consid.
erable Interest and excitement and some bad
HOOD cat tsed during the canvass. The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union and children bear
ing banners with various exbortatlons to tenn
perance were at the courthouse all day near the
yo.ing-place singing hymns. The election was
withont disturbance. Prohibition was defeated
by j, 400 In poll Of eL9ut 1000. The total
vote In the county IS 1000, but the strict regis
tration law, which requires the payment Of all
taxes, reduced the vote more than one bali.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Dr. W. II. Green, of New York, Instantly
Killed at Long Branch.

LovG BRAwCn, n. j.. July DIR. W. b.
Green. aged 81 years, of New York city,
met a shocking death here to-day. He had
been stopping at the Russell cottage, and
started for the New jersey Southern depot
with the intention Of getting on board
the G:27 O'Clock train for the city. 1t WAS
raining hard and DR.. Green carried an
umbrella. As he approached the railroad
track he held the umbrella IN such posi-
New York, which was approaching the
Long Branch station. As DR.. Green at
t"mnted to cross the track the locomotive
of The train struck him and hurled his
body considerable distance. He was kill
ed instantly. DR.. Green was well known
In New York city and leaves wife and
four children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Ii RAISED THE ROOE.
4 Terrific Explosion of TirewOrks-Pre-
matUie Rockets and Crackers.

CHrcAGo. July IA terrific explosion Of
fireworks occurred in the stOre-rooms of
the American Toy Company, 1855 Fifth
avenue. at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
roof was blown ont and the building almost
instantly took fire. A crowd gathered.
which was treated 10 a premature Fourth
of-July display, and when the tire,enginos
arrived sAy-rOckets, Roman-candles, and
serpents were soaring through the shat
tered roof. while fire-crsckers and torpe-
does. exploding IN bunches Of hundreds,
made a din like that OF pitched battle.
Tho fire was quickly under control, how
ever. and mono of the adjoining buildings
suffered although the toy company's store
was Quilted. The loss IS about s20,OOO /;
half insured. Tho persons in the building
escaued with slight bruises, except Mamie
Wright. who vas badly crushed on the
stairs IN the rush to escape from the build
lng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Destructive storm I'm Loudoun.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
IEEsBURG. VA, July LA violent wind- hail.
and rain-storm passed over the lover part Of
I.Oudouu yesterday. In the neighborh0Od OF
AIdie and Little river 10 was particularly severe.
Great damage 20 growing crops was done by hail
and wind. Near oak Hill, as Mr.. Brooks OF
reesburg, was returning from Middleburg with
his mother and children in a carriage. the storm
came upon them with such tOrce that he was
ompsied % seek shelter at Mr.. HOgans. Harf-
" had they entered the house when the wind
struck the vehicle, Wrenching it from the horses
and breaking IL almost 70 pieces. small
church on Broad near Sterling was removed
ieyeral feet by the wind. No loss Of life has
been reported. but much damage was done 10
sll crops and trees along the track OF the storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
THE KANSAS REPUBLICANS.
" Farmer" Smith Nominated for Gov
ernor-Another Farmer for Lt.-Gov'r.
rBy telegraph TO the l'ispatcn


ToprKA. KAN. July IA. W. smith
Farmer smith, as he is famlliarly
known. Of Mcpherson county-was this
morning nominated on the fifth ballot 10y
the Republican State Convention for Gov
crnOr.
In the few hours intervening between
tho night adjournment and tho morning
session attempts were made by the Nor
rill men to concentrate the opposition to
smith upon the man from Brown county.
The attempt failed. When tho c0nyen-
tion reconvenod TO-DAY Smiths friends
were organized. aggressive, and confident,
while the opposition was totterrg. On
the first ballot Saith showed clear
gain of fortv-two votes over the third
and last ballot OF the night session.
This determined the issue, and Smith
was nominated with q rush. The fourth
ballot resulted. Smith, 3j1: Morrill,, 21O ;
Murdock, los: Riddle, /; Wright, T. The
fifth ballot was: smith. $50, Morrill,. 279 (;
Murdock, 80; Wright, b; Barker. 10.
B. +. Moore. OF Butler county. a farmer,
was nominated on the second ballot for
Lieutenant-Go Governor. 4 motion was made
to make the ticket practically one of agn-
culuTists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
To Travel on a Tug.

number Of young men Will leave tonight on
tug-bOat for a brief trip 10 Norfolk. Old Point,
and other points on the Eastern Shore. Nearly
forty Will teBe the trip. and the travellers will
be equipped with all the nocessaries TO make
life enjoyable. They VIII return Tuesday morn
ing, ami while travelling VIII stop Overnights at
the hotels of tho places they visit. Among
those IN the party will be Messrs. John WilbCn,
Norman Morton, Leroy Grant, Roy Childrey.
John Winston, Ned skinner, Norton Crump, W.
b. Pizzni. Frank Street, Watson BOsseau,
LeWellyn McVeigh, Howard Gordon, ClaybrOOk
James, sam. Cooke Ben. Boisseau, Z. A. Shep
I..l. LI...r rIl..n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Thn Cnmpnlgn Weekly.

The subscription price of the WEEKLY
DrsPATcn from this time till January !, ls9S'
is OILY 50 oEvrs, and this win include such
soecial issues 50 may be necessary to give
the readers Of the WEEKLY the results OF
the elections as promptly as they are given
10 the daily subscribers.
During election woek the WEEKLY sub
seribers will be ona footing, practically
with the daily subscribers.
An eieht-page sixty-fonr-column paper
six months for 30 cents,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
THE FREE-slLVeR elLL.
Text of the Measure as Finally Passed b,
the Senate.
ny telegraph to the Dispatch,

my telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
.WAsHwGroN. July 1.-The free-silver
bill. as finally amended and passed ~ tie
Senate to-day. reads as follows: " The
owner OF SILVER bullion may deposit the
same at any mint OF the United States 60
be coined for hls benefit, and 1t shall be
the duty of the proper officers, upon the
terms and conditions winch are provided
by law for the deposit and coinage of gold,
10 com such bullion INTO the standard dol
lars authorized by the act OF Feb
ruary 2s, 1873, entitled An act TO
authorize the coinage Of the standard
silver dollar and to restrie its legal-tender
character and such CONS shall be legal
tender for all debts and dues, pubic and
private. The act Of July Il, 1890, entitled
An act directing the purchase OF silver
bullion and the Issue of Treasury notes
thereon. and for other purposes IS hereby
repealed: provided, that tine Secretary OF
the Treasury shall proceed 10 have coined
all the silver bullion ia the Treasury, pur-
chased with silver or coin certificates"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Reduced Rates Jnly 4th

VIA RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Poro-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Round-trip tickets between all points
on this line and to Alexandra and Wash
inqton at reduced rates. From Richmond
60 fredericksburg and return. $3.50
from Richmond to Alexandra and return,
si.5J; from Richmond to Washington and
return. Sl85.
Tickets on sale July "a, 80. and ith ;
good until July 6, 1892, inclusive.
G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Excursions to Mountains and seashore

VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD, VIA
PETERSBURG.
Norfolk, $3.50; Virginia Beach, 81;
Lynchburg, s.. This is the only railroad
line landing passengers in Norfolk. No
omnibus or boat transfers.
Trains run three times daily in each di-
rectIon. Time faster than any trains in
the State, with the finest equipment. All
information and tickets furnished upon
application to r. ". COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent,
S38 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

o.,,snyer. Corman., Gray. Hale, Hawiey, Nc
p,n,spn Nnnderson Palmer, Perkirs. Proctor,
savrer. st0skbridge, Warren, Washburn, and
Whito-%O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
An Ercc,r,c-wIre Fires a Tree.

Tho electrlc-lieht wire running out Eighth
street set fire TO a tree between Clay aud Leigh
last night, and tho occurrence attracted quite q
large crowd Tnc Diazb would Hash and then
die 1cwn and was Of the same color OF the regu-
lar electric light. The foliage and limbs Of tho
tree were quite badly burned,- The occurrence
is supposed TO bo due % the wearing oil Of tho
Insulation of the WIRE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
OLD Point and yirpin,. Reach.

The Chesapeake and Ohio will sell on
Fridays and Saturdays round-trip tickets
from Richmond to Old Point at rate Of
1926. and TO Virginia Beach az rate oi
any train not later than the Monday soh
lowing date of sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

LONDON, July 1.-The feyr epidemic in Lon
don Is growing more serious. Throughout the
day Yesterday reports OF fresh cases OF fever
were received from ali the districts. Scarlet
fever was the chief disease reported. There are
to-day In six OF the public hospitals 2,43O pa
tients suffering with scarlet-feyer. Most OF the
pnsients are children. Some incoayenience IL
met with IN treating this influx Of patients
owing 10 scarcity Of nurses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

We have only three of those beautiful
lots in the oak grove fronting Forest-Hill
Park left. They are the most beautiful
suburban lots around Richmond. Street
car leaves park every seven minutes
A. j. BRADLEY 4 Co.. Real Estate,
1904 Hull street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

No wcil-regulsted household should be without
a bottie OF ANGosTrRA BIrrEEs, mo vortd-re-
nowned appetizer and insigorstor' beware OF
coun.erfeits. Ask for the genuine article, manu-
factursd by Dr. J. G.. d. siegort Y Sons-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
THE ApAM's-ALe PEOPLE.
A Bitter Discussion as 20 the Treatment
of ColOred Delegates,
IBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

10y E"IW4IdVII 70 FaFV
CrScIxNA1q, o., July LIN the PTohibi-
,;o,, convention last night DIR. Cranfu was
called 10 the platform and made stirring
address.
Before adjournment bitter discussion
sprang up as 10 the treatment of colored
delegates. or ono Of them, at CINCINNATI
hotels. MIR. Bain. of Kentucky, and other
southern men favored the adoption OF a
,ssolntion ccnsurinc tho hotels, and at 2:l0
A M. the convention adjourned siae die.
The nominee OF tine convention for the
yice.presidency is J. B. Cranhll. of Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

The Ariel will make an excursion 10 Nor.
folk. Old Point, Newport News. Hampton,
Virginia Beach, &C., Saturday night. July
Cd. Round trip 81. Tickets also good to
return the following Tuesday. See adyer-
tisement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

Fireworks for July 4. 1s02.
II you want a nice display of Fireworks
send your orders TO me. L. 4. BURKE,
l09 east Broad street (Pizzinis).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

The Executive Committee OF the Farmyillo
Normal School met at the Exc. gnge Hotel last
night. There were present General William B.
TahafcrrO (chairman) Colonel j. 4. Fitzgerald,
Dr. j. 81. Buchanan. aud DIR. James Nelson.
The question under consideration was the erec-
ton OF new building, AID plans and specifics
tons Wefa presented ~ lhe afchi.Jot, hf. y ~
ter K. liigham. This structure II TO provide an
assembly-roOm sufficiently largo 30 accommo-
date the greatly-increased patronage Of tho
school. The plans were adopted, and tho Build
ing Committee instructed 70 proceed at once 10
have the work completed by the beginning OF
the next session.
Tue school IS in very prosperous condition
and Is doing much for tho young ladies OF Viz
ginia. Principal Cunningham, who Is showing
great administrative ability and tact in the
management OF the school, was present at the
meeting and explained the urgent need Of
greater facilities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Gold for Europe.

[By telegraph 70 the Dispaich.l
New YORK, July l.--0oid coin ordered for
shipment 10 Europe by to-morrow's steamers
IL 0OO 00Q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

When Baby was sick, We gave her castorfa-
When shs was Child, she cried for cs1toria
When she became Miss. she clung to castor'~
When sae had Children, she gave shom cAsioriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

gsows's Iaos HuraRs cures Dyspepsia, ma
lar1a. Bilfouzness. and General pobpity. 3ived
strength, Aida Digestion, tones she nurvss-c1<,-
area sppef,fe. The beat tonic for N1rsing HON.
ers, weak woDlsn and s'hildren-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
the PASSENGERS BEING LAsDED.

LONDON, July 1.-The city Of Chicago struck
the elf within half an hour OF high water. The
passengers aud mails from the stranded steamer
arc now being landed by means OF life-bOats.
The powerful Liverpool tug Storm Cock has gone
20 the scene Of tho accident, and will render
whatever assistance " necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
our SOLITARY Visitor in Gotham.
Grsss-widowsrs' Trains,

Especial telegram 10 Tho DIspatch-l
NEW YORK, July LIS II. Hawes, Murray
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Take Underwear as an example.

Take Underwear as an example.
You can buy
Gentlemens BalbTiggan undershuts, almost ~
good as most SOC. kinds, for 2oc.
Centlemens India 0auxo Jnder>hirts, with
long on short sleeves, for 25c.
Gentlemens Baibriggan Undershirts, 3Oc., or
three for 81. The kind wo and moet 0ther stores
usually sell for soc.
For soc. each, shirts and Drawers: Gentle
mems Imported Balbrggan Underwear neat
stripes, that arc worth ~ suit.
Mons Balbrlgsan Drawers. unquestionably tho
coolest, In all sizes, SOC. pair.
Fine Bleached Jean Drawers, reinforced Ia
every necessary piace-nn intest Improved
seams-iusr ~ comfortable, and In fact nnished
as Wen as those made 90 order. Just o0c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
mersfara.. ACID phosphate

FOR buNBtKokEs
II relieves the prossation and nervous
dsrangemept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Louisiana and the Fair.

INJ F0FVsI1F11 y w - -
RATION ROUGE, Ia, July 1.-The Legislature
has finally passed the bill appropriating s3o,OOO
for a State exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
THANKS TO UNCLE SAM.
A resolution OF thanks for assistance rendered
the Ieyee system and the people Of Louisiana by
the United States Government and the Board OF
United States Engineers during the present
hlgh-water period Ia the State was unanimously
adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

nansels Thing, and crpssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
An Inman-Liner Ashore.

fBy ByAnglo-American cable to the Disoatch.l
LoSDON. July 1.-The Inman Line steamer
City OF Chicago, Captain Redford, which left
New York June 22d and Was signahed on
Browhead AZ 4:45 o'clock this afternoon. went
ashore IN dense fog about half , mule inside
OF tho west head of Kinsale, on the Irish coast.
Tugs have been dispatched to the sccne. The
steamer ran her bow into the clif. Tho life-
boats were at once launched and other life-
saving apparatus was brought into play The
sea was smooth at the time. The wind was
moderate from tho south-southwest and light.
The west head Of Kmsale is about twenty miles
q o. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

TAIIoR-NADE BLAZERS
have begun again.
Biazers made Ok Storm serges.
Riezers made Of fllnnela.
blazers mado Of BrOadcioth;
In navy, black, tan, and gray.
Prices sI.5g 70 80.
All sizes, 81 20 a.
JAPANESE FANS
A very srgo assortment here.
Beautiful styles q, lOc
Extra Datterna. with cord and tasseis, et ioc.
Hnudrefs OF exquisite styles az 2Je.
SOLID Leather Belts with loather-oyersd
hucxies Tor iadios-black, tan, and rei-<oc'
Real Seal Loather Belts, inches siie wtD
fine buckles, also, REDUCED from s@'v''
A great LOT of lne SIX Wits, tAn "iin 'a' an'
hlack stichings, 2Jc. pair.