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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

CH1cAco, ILL.,, June 22.-Senator
Voorhees,. of Indiana, is seriously i'll
with neuralgia OF the heart. lie is sub
iect TO these attacks Re left the city
for home TINS afternoon, bat be-
fore going sent let,erto George Lamb,
Chairman If the delegation, IN which,
after saying his physicians advised him
against making speech, he wrote say
ing that he would gladly carry out the
wishes Of the delegation and second
Cleyeland's nomination, but owing 10 his
illness would De unable 20 DO Sd, and re-
ouesting that the delegation select one
Of their number t. take his place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
AT Mr.. cLEVELAND's VILLA


Tho cS-Prcsidcut and Governor Russell
Receiving Bulletins from Chicago.
SPECIAL 90 mo Washington Evening smrl
ByzzNps BAY, Mass, June 2l.-
Grover Cleveland and Governor William
J.. russell are alternating between the
tclocraph-ul.hlue set up IN the Cleve-
land villa OF Groy Gables. tho pleasing
craft Anonyma. and carriagc- duSn9
over the Bourne roai around through
Buzzmd's Bay 5ilage 10 actor Joseph
jefferson villa. "Ihc Crow s-Nest. On
Buttemiik bay.
Governor Russell came down from
Boston accompanied by Mrs Russell
intending % stay but a day. bat has lin
gercd on seemiugiy as deeply inter sted
in the bulletins from Chicago which Mr.
Cleveland receives Ola special loop-hne
of tho Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, AS the cN-iresiieut hlms i.
Yesterday tbry wont fishing IN the
morning and captured "a few soup aud
rsk-blss bit since the opening of the
c"vOuuau have uadethcir water oAcur-
sons very short. Mr. Cleveland IS in
lir.ct communication with William g..
Whitney ai Chicago. who IS understood
here ~ Doe the head and houliers ol the
Cleveland 1qauag mebt The announce
mnt irom Chicago that o ballot
may g.. rendered to-day Us received
hcr, as more thln "a probability.
rula flood ot newspaper correspondents
hrv. thruraeG the Mauomet House, the
l.ral hotel, nliug It to overlooking and
driving REGULAR patrons away ia antlg-
potion ~ SOME statement that Nix.
G .,.ll may now soon Doe called uTOn
g. make Co. tae public and the party.
Jh. most excited inal IN town IS Mr..
C,lyelalIs warm personal friend, Actor
Joe Jefferson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
Very DiGe rent.

V. lchy l don't see why young
Brown isnt as much the right sort as
Jones he makes more money.
$. Eltzer: Yes but Brown makes
wages-gets paid by the week, You
know. Jones has m income OF thou
sand Il year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
Rev. ThoMAs DIXON. JR.
Held For She Grand Jnry 70, ihe Libel case
Against Him.
7BytolesIaph - no DIsDafch. j

10y f0.0E7aNh n no IT5U8T'l,I
New YORK, June 22.-Justice Grady
rendered bis decision this morning in
the case Of Rev. Ilomas Dixon, Jr.,
WHO was arrested on the complaint Of
Excise-Commissioper Joseph Koch, who
charged him with criminal libel. The
Rev. Mr. Dixon is held for the grand
Jury. He was, however, paroled in the
custody OF his lawyer Justice Grady
sud be failed 70 tina during the exam
nation that Koch was individually re-
sponsible for the delay Of the Excise
Board in giving its decision upon saloons
that were open on electiou-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

night. II would bayo compelled the ap-
plause of any audience.
Great credit is due 10 all Of the gen
ilemen concerned in the production, and
especially to MIR. Cnhill. manager Of the
academy, who acted a. stage manager
and arranged tho tablcaux.
The entertainment viii be repeated to-
night and will doubtless attract n large
audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

81 never play in theatre heated 10y
steam. said Marl0wc.
afraid OF fire '
Ono but audiences are like sheep.
They'll follow a lead, and the Kissing of
a steam radiator might prove disas-
trous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

bulletins were sent into that Washington
office, and ou over the leased wire into
the Chicago home Office, so that the
newspapers received the Western Union
service from Chicago by way Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

by Anclo-Amoucan cahia 20 tho Dispatch
PARIS. June 22.-The jury in the
Rayachol trial returned verdict Of
guilty, and Rayachol was condemned TO
death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
y chmona Visitors in N,r York.

Nrw YORK., June al. Il. Page,
Hoffman: ". G. HUT and G. j. Me
Cluer. Union Square II. NJ. Reinharjt,
Marlborough ; T.. II. Garyin and j..
Edeo. Hoffman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

The semi-annuai election Of officers OF
Richmond Castle. No. 8. Is. q. f., was
held last night, with the following result
Il. J.. Peters. noble chief W. u. Har-
wood, vice chief j. T.. Harper, high
priest John Laterzo, venerable hermit ;
". q. Duke, sir herald ; /. \. Still,
Keeper Of excheQuer @. .. Powell, clerk
Of exchoquer; Cabell laws W. q.
Duke, and l.. n. Still, trustees.
Immediately after the adjournment OF
the castle Ola Dominion Commandery,
No. ]. x. G. T., held meeting aud
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Charles Haskell, captain
Cabel Davis, first lieutenant; George
j.. Jones. second Lieutenant +. T.. Bald
win. secretary Edward hatton, trea-
surer. The following non-commissioned
officers were appointed: k. J.. Peters,
first sergeant. ~. G.. Duke. second SER
gcant, and i. II. Carlwcll, third ser
goalt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREASURY DEPAnrlENT.]

TREASURY pEPAHrNENT.l
RICHMOND, ~, juno 20, 1892. !
The Board OF Directors ot this company have
declared p DIVIDEND OF $500 per share on 70
capital stock. payable JUL J. lct<' 20 az
hoiders OF the same of rec0rl az June 20, 1892,
after which date tho transor-books viii 10 closed
upul July ,. 1892. NJ. ". WARRINGTON,
ie of-tJvIi Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
UOWITZER'S THURSDAY MOON
LIGHTS.
WARWICK PARK.


GUARANTEE BUILDING, iOAN.l
AID lKtsf N0gFANf,
No. q NORTH IkNfH sfAlhE J
TsIHE DIRECTORS OF TIE AbOs y
I COMPANY HAVE THIS DAY D.CLa RED
4 AZ PER CENT. SENI-ANNUAL De- lDLAp,
payable out OF the profits Of last ok months On
WILLIAM j. RICE
20 23-eodBt secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

Richmond college, alumni Banquet.
The banquet Of Richmond College
Alumni Association was held III Thomas
Memorial Hail last night. After the
banquet there was business meeting at
which q resolution was adopted setting
forth the necessity OF raising an endow-
ment of not lessthan 5000, the interest
to beusad in paying the expenses OF the
annual reunion.
Mr. G.. " Meredith was elected
alumni orator for lsJ3. The election OF
officers was then held aul resulted as
follows: President, Mr.. 70. j. Lee
Yice-presidents, Messrs. ". =. Harris
Eldridge Hatcher, AMI =. y. Quiscn-
bury; Treasurer, Is. Is. Gwathmey; secre-
tary. a. j. Chewing Poet, James {.
nargood.
Other routine business was transacted
and tie meeting adjourned,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

The drum, or conch-shell, or, as some
called 1t. 1.-THE hunk, was first used, but
later on bells were introduced. These
wero sometimes hung on trees, but
"moro frequently the bells were hung
in a belfry, or bell-turret or bell
conev. and from this belfry depended
long bell-rope quite to the floor aud
thus in the very centre OF the church
the sexton stood when he rung the sum-
mons for fire or for meeting. This rope
was. OF course, directly Ia front OF the
pulpit AMI jonathan Edwards, who
vas devoid OF gestures and looked al
ways straight before him when preach ,
ing. was iolingly sad to have looked
oil the 6ell-rope and it fell with a crash
in the middle Of his church. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
MEETINGS

4 URORA LODGE, No. ..,Ssass..
AI1G. INDEPENDENT ORDER ~ 80
ODD-FELLOW vii hold memorial So
services M ifs l0lge-rOom. at Elicit
nan. TONIGHT. Members OF sister lodges ana
transient brothers in good standing are ih'l'ou
90 attend. -, p. ~,,rp~
iceg-It Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
- nANNILLE-s TOTAL DEDT.

The bonded debts of the roads ope-
rated bv the system, and the rental obi
cations which the Danyille Company as
snmcd in consequence Of the absorption
O! these roads by lease or contract,
amount to 81. IDS, l26, making the total
bonded debt Of the Danyilie system
1874, l-6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

BA1rnIour, Mn, juno 22-Brown,
Lowndes a Co., bankers OF tins cry,
have received dispatch from White
house a Co., Of New York, stating that
the Richmond Terminal Company is IN
the hands of a receiver. The receiver ~
". G.. Oakman, who was made president
OF the company TO cOnciliate the New
York First National Bank party, and
who was once president Of the jersey
Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

The convention was in progress within
eunshot Of the newspaper building' yet
It's Bulletins travelled nearly 1000 miles
before they were delivered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
TlVIDEND NOTICE.

RicuuoSp. FREDERICKSBURG AND POfoaAc
RAILROAD COMPANY,
TRsAsuKERs OFfck.
RICHMOND, Va, June Is, 1872.
The Roard OF Directors OF this company have
declared a dividend OF $3.50 PER SHARE on It's
common stock and dividend obhsetions' pNaole,
lilly 4. 1892, 20 all holders OF the same OF
$3.50 as az limo 20 1892. after which date tho
transfer books Will DO closed tlll July z, lssS.
""''' J. b. WINSTON,
.stadtIvo Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

Lonson sankers suspend.
A,,,o-Ame,ican cGDlo 10 tho Dispaich.i
LoNpos. June &c. Barker a Co;'
bankers OF this city, have suspended.
Their liabilities are placed ut S.2oO.ooV'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-New Or
leans. ); Macons. t. Batteries-New
Orleans. Weber and Mckie Macons,
Schmit and Hess. Base hits-New Or
leans, IL Macons. 10. Errors-New Or
lnnns | Alncons q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

The appointment is regarded fayora-
by here and had a good effect on the
stocks, which sold with fair activity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

AS the ceiling and rliter5 vere 50
open and reyerberating It vas generally
ttcught imperative 10 hang above the
pnlp,t n greet soundng-board, which
threatened the minister like a giant ex-
tneuisher. and was really rs devoid Of
utility as il was curious IN ornamental
ton. rejecting most part an empty, in
efyectual sound. Ina Danyers one OF
these useless though ornamental struc-
lures hung within eighteen inches OF
tho preachers nose on a slender naf
thirty feet IN length, and every Sunday
the children gazad with fascinated an
ticipation at the slight rod and the great
hexaqonol eytinguisher, thinking and
hoping that on this day the sounding
board would surely drop and put out
the minister
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

TCHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF 4 II MARION
MARBLE AND MINERAL COMPANY VIII be
held in the ONCE of Colonel 1. III. X Inicott
T. A. PALMER.
,e2-;d Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

ments. each cost s1.0O per bottle, and his
Pleasant Pellets ths original little Liver
Pills. IS oeilts a vian, and no dtScoVnt.
These genuine medicines ere now soh only
through druggists, regularly authorized as
AGENTS. AMI az tho abovo long established
prices But ii you get tho genuine, they 70
The cAeancst medicines you Gun buy as any
price. They're sold Oh peculiar plan
. value received or no pay" IN every case
they're quaiuntc,d to benefit or cnFe, O. the
money is refunded.
Unanthorizod dealers may ofSor spurious
limitations or substitutes az lower prices than
above. Beware OF all such
discovery is peraect rcfsnrty TOR scroll
MIA IN al rs foruls~scnethinS that purglfs
the blood. as well "a ciotms %. That, II its
taken ia time, will cure Consumption
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
pgrgRsgURG RAILROAD CoMPANY,l

this company have declared dividend OK
az PER SHARE on ia common stock payable
JTIY /, 1892, 70 all holders Of same OF record
az June %, 1902. after when date we Hans-
Ter hooks win ue clo5e.funtil July =, 1892.
n. ". WARRINGTON,
too1fDt Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
FRIDAY NIGHT.

The performance will begin promptly at $50
o'clock.
Tho former programme viii BE- improved BY
scveralne features.
General admission, 2j couts: reserved seats,
,o. 10 23-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

ry,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sTorhHOLDERS OF THE CASTOR
NINpKAL COMPANY will DO held In the Office
Of Colonel I. NJ Il. Talcott JUNE 2eth az ~ NJ
" 4. a. PALMER,
ao.td Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
STRANGE THINGS.

'''e 10 while biography does some
i.--, Things. -Four years agothe cor
9idoat Of Chicago paper desired
,ae bulletins from the Chicago c0nyen-
Nvl That paper had leased wire. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

rel OF good brown sugar, box Of fine
lemons, and two barrels Of sugar. Asa
natural consequence two thirds OF the
frame fell aud many we're injured. In
Northampton in 1913 ten gallons OF rum
were bought for fS "to raise the meet
ing.housc," and the village doctor got
f" CO for setting Jonathan Strong's bone
and SO 49,. for setting Ebenezer Butts
thy," which bail somehow. through the
rum or the raising, both gotten broken.
PURITAN CONSCIENCE.
ain one church in the Connecticut
Valley. IN tovnship where It was for
hidden that tobacco be smoked upon
tho public streets. the church-lolt was
used to dry and store tho frcshly-cut to-
bacco leaves which the inhabitants sold
to the 'ungodly Dutch. Thus did greed
for cain lead even blue Connecticut
Christians to profane the house OF God. D
PAINTING THE HEErING-HousEs.
About the middle Of tie eighteenth
century they bogau 10 paint their
churches, and then, says The author.
zone meeiinQ-hou,g had to be rs fine
as It's peighbor. Votes were taken,
rates were icyinl. gifts gere asked in
every town - iuy colour ior!he meet
inc-housc. toru.ia1fe, the uev meet.
inr-hoase Iu Louire', Conn, was PANT
81 q brightyollow it proved yerltablo
Golden apple Of discord throughout the
county. Windham town quickly noted
that its Westinghouse be 'coloured
something like the Pomfret meeting
house killngly soon ordered that
the .culler OF the body Of our meet
ino.bouse should be like the Pom
fret Westinghouse, and the koif
sinai he cullered Read. Brooklyn
church then, in 1862, ordered that the
outside of It's meeting-house be 'cui-
Tered in the approved fashion. The
bodv of the house WAS painted bright
orange. the doors aud oOttom-boards
q wnrm chocolate color, the window
lets corner-bosrds, and weather-boards
white. What bright nosegay Of color
AS n crowning glory Brooklyn people
mt up nm 'electaric6-rod " on the gor-
seous edifce, aud proudly boosted that
BROOKLYN meeting mouse was the new
EST. biggest, and yalove5' IN the
county.
rrr SDr-,.nfNg-rOfp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
AHTUsEMENTs.
e" T0H1c9tI0R u

BY special request tho college students will re-
neat their excellent entertainment at tho Acade-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23

" Chcdp-J0hn "
prices won't buy
tho genuine med
icinosS DIR. norce's
Golden Medical
Discovery for the
Liver, Blood and
Lungs an1 DR.
fiorce's Favori,e
Prescription for
wO.nans weak
p,..,,sg and nil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
nNIrEp srArEs pEroslroRY,
NyRcuANTs' NATIONAL BANK,

NfNlHANIn NAIIONfI bN"N'
RIcnMosO, Va, June 20, 1892
TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
the MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
have this day declared a dividend q 3}s ZEN
CENT. out Of the net earnings OF she past SIX
months cree OF tax, payable 10 the stocAhoiuofs
on and after July I, loo2, ..,., -
50 2l-tJyl D. =. eLENN, e--s-..o.'
rrrnr,n.rA NrNTrNE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
NEW BOOKS.

In response to inquiries for convenient book on
tlse subject Augustus g. Cobb has prepared COM
palative sndy earth burial and cremation. In which
ell the evils OF eraveyards and the advantages that
would cnsuc from the practice of burning the dead are
set forth. Sometimes the tone Of the book is trae
sharp In Tire way OF controversy II is easy to be to-
earnest with people who slow TO accept reforms
even VIXEN convinced OF their value. The imagination
OF mankind been absorbed for many ages In the
contemplation OF one funeral process. and has In
volved II IN so much sentiment and poetry and piety
and prejudice that 1t will take long 10 mould men to
q new thought Mr.. Cobbs book indicates that the
practice OF cremation has made great progress In the
last few years. 1t Is published by q. p Putnam S
Sons.
Diego Pnzon" is the title OF clever story by
John Russell Coryol, published by Harper q Brothers
II is also the name Of the hero OF the adventures
described in the book There is enough history to give
the narrative OF fact which is only occasionally
spoiled by needless literary archaism The boys
who read the book will get considerable knowledge OF
ColUmbus's voyage OF discovery, and they VIII De
hard please If they do not find agreeable traits
In the youth Diego, and In his dearest Zoe Juan
Cacheco. The perilous journey of the two young
castaways on the Island OF ayti IS well conceived and
in It's working out is within the range OF possibility
The notion OF the Indian character Is less romantic on
the one hand and less cruel the other than that
afforded by much Juvenile literature. This modera-
ton the part Of the author IS in Its way boon TO
be thankful for. The book Is well Illustrated
Arthur Wollaston Hutton, NJ. A.. has written br1ef
life Of Cardinal Manning QIoughton. Mlhin d Cob In
which the main incidents in his career are related VIII"
little attempt at elaborate analysis. While the author
IS warm admrer Of the late Cardinal, he has wisely
refraned from that ndiscnmlnate euogy which In
pairs the value Of many similar memoirs.
"The Voice from Sinai" by Achdcacon Farrar
CThomas Whitaker is volume OF sermons on the
Ten Commandments Like nearly everything written
by the eloquent Arhdeaoon they are eminently read
able though they also marked by some OF the
faults which characterize all his writings lie Is a
perfervid rhetorcan whose love of striking statements
has sometimes led him into and exagGcraton.
II he were to employ discreet and competent editor
to prune the redundances and eXcrescences out OF
all his books their value would be much enhanced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

~. L. y. ~
Trains leave West 42d-st. station, New.York, as fok
low, and ten minutes earlier from II. West l3thst
3.aO A. VI Daily local to Albany and Catsklll Noun.
tans Enc sunday west OF Coryman's Jc. Sleeping
car New York Bl0Omyle Sundays only
us 4. VI Daily local 70 Albany except Sunday, fos
1000 A. VI Daily for Albany, Utica syracuse Roches.
t1r buffalo Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago eAeepe
saturday for Toronto except sunday Tor SARATOGA
tra,sili Mountains New Paltz, Lakes MohOnk .nd
Mnncwaska- Por.or cars 70 Bl9onnle and New,ipsitss
!1i3j A. VI Daily, except Sunday, % Catsknl Noun.
tsins New Paltz, Lakes Mphonk and MInesssAs. Al
bany Sautoga Caldwell, Lake George PsEHr cas-
Bioomvle Saratoga and Caldwell.
,1I5PM saturdays only Half Holiday Special to css
kin Mountains. Paror car attached .,,,, A.,
ains. New. PaltI Lakes Mohonk and MnnegNks,
Albany Iasaca saur Ssyor O sa n 40 ~
SIS r VI Daily for Albany. Montre,l, rtiea, Sys
cuse Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto y
$50 p " Daily, except Sunday. for Newburg. ~
S1J p VI Daily FOR Albany. Utica, Syracrse, Roches
tr. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit Chicago
81 Leave: BROOKLYN BY A1nsSx, 5000. JnSy
UllhivERsrRAw LoCALs. as, As p: N.
NE" ! 81 q 80. ii as p. N.
Stepping cars tor ngIslo' NIasar S Fails, Tos'oA
'Dllly For tickets, time tables, piror and :lsepls
car acconm )datlons Lf0rn alton apply Offices Brocs
lvn 1923 Washu zionist. 20 Fulton-st. Annex one.
foot Of Futon-st. New York City. 1888 27l. 1853. iH
90 Broadway li3 Fowery 81 East fith.st, SO wa
l-ohs'' u = az LAMBERT. General passenco, Acco.