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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-14
H.ussia.s stragetic Movement.

London, Nov. 13.-The Standard s
correspondent at st. Petersburg says:
AS a strategic measure to secure the
entire control of the three principal
Railways in Russia, in the event of the
mobilization of troops, the government
has decided to avail itself of the clause
ia the concession acquired from the
private company which built the roads
and pay compensation in the sum OF
$500, 600, O00 The roads run from st.
Petersburg to Moscow, from St. Peters
burg to Warsaw, and from Moscow to
Mini Nygorod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
bowling GREEN ACADEMY

Bowling Green, Ya.-Opons Sept. eth. Thorough
equipment, careful training unequaed health record
absolute freedom from hazinq students unifo Tly
eessfu For catalogue, address John Hart NAL Of Va
ify 2a-pOd1m1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
A BIG FIHe IN PULASKI
Damage About ss,ooo--Fuily Inssred--
Arrest OF Alleged Murdcrers.

ff,orrcsponduuce Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
PULASKI, VA, August 7.--Firc broke out about
O O'Clock yesterday morning IN the large ouiid'
ing OF Miller q werden, On Commerce avenue
smoke was pouring out OF tho building. In
few minuiss our efficient fire company was On
hand, and for como hour OF moro threw gtea.
deal Of water upon the house and through alI
three stories, at the end Of which time the nre
wac entirely extineuished.
entire groand floor. and their 10000 stock on
hand was almost entirely lost. Miller y warden
orupled tue second floor and Odd-Feiloys and
o h er secret societies occupied tho third moor.
Tho second ard third floors were but littie I'D.
jured. The damage 20 tbs house Is estimated ~
sotne o.. 600 or $4,000. Insurance on the Dulin-
inc FOR $4,000, and Hatcher q Co. also have
s6.o Insurance with b. h. Watson, insurance
The cause Of the nre Is unknown. There was
Kept o burning lamp In tho building ana some
think 10 may hive exploded. This Ia inisfor-
tune. as this building was one OF the handsomest
in south west Virginia However, ~ VIII % tho
roughly repaired NJ once. Mr.. haicher Is OUT
lnrcosi cIotnier and Pul8ski pioneer. and MS
loss IL deeply regretted. other building iintne-
diately sdjoinine this were unLurt. Tho hre
company did admirably.
PROBABLE MURDER.
Louis Austin and Harvey Austin. two yosne
negroes, have been placed In SewDerne lah 10,
the robbery OF aud attempt 70 murder an old
tramp Of a beggar near New-River bridge, IN
this county, Saturday morning last. The old
man is about 75 or so yoars old and stranger,
probably from OHIO and Il said 70 DO named
John Jones or Jonas. He was bnnn Ia one ~
beforo the hurt and very inf1rm. aud saturday
morning about 10 o'clock Was found about hall a
mile frcm New-River bridge near the pablo
road md within 200 yards OF the mousse OF ni'
bIy beaten. He said two negro young men or
boys had done 1t and robbed him oil sZO, ana
identified these prisoners. whose gun was iound
with tho stock fresh prokon. lucy were put IN
iail. nmmgry punishment being threatened by
~ tha lsfiInnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

The Rockers are pretty for house or vorapda-
reed seat, double rungs, spindle back,
polished and vanished, SOC. Think OF 1t |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
The Greeley Pronosition.

We stated the other day that an Ohio
congressman intended to introduce into
the national House of Representatives O
bill to authorize the issue of government
bonds bearing low rate of interest to be
exchanged for currency whenever the
holder of the bonds desired to have
Il 80 exchanged, the interest to stop
DO long as the bonds were in the
possession of the Federal Government.
This law would be expected to regu.
late the currency automatically. That is
70 say, IL a New York bank needed green
backs and had million of dollars OF
United States bonds the bank might take
its bonds to the United States sub
Treasury aud demand for them a
million of dollars In greenbacks.
And when "the pressure was lifted
tho bank would return the greenbacks
and receive back the bonds. which would
again become interest. bearing bonds. But
the expectation alluded to would fail of
realization. For the holder OF the bonds
instead OF exchanging them for green
backs, would use them as currency and
thus keep the interest on them running.
The government would thus convert Its
bonds into currency and have TO pay in
terest upon this currency. This. we re-
peat, 10 HORACE GREKLEY's scheme. which.
for the reason stated. or some other rea-
sor, never gained the favor Of the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

sDieuers ana kilograms must DO addressed 70
sRB DISPATCH COMPANY.
Kaio.,oi ifnlca tons wiz not 10 fftutned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.

Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies' and Pro-
paratory School for Little Girls conducted by the
School Sisters OF Notro Dame. Emilia Post
once, near Baltimore, Md. ~ l3-eod2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

We have our misgivings as 10 the abso-
Lutte accuracy of the information Of those
of the Washington correspondents who
are undertaking to give an outline of the
Presidents message. but we are prepared
TO expect that IN that paper the President
will have something to say about the re-
peal OF "the SHERMAN law" though he
may not make use of that popular-ol
perhaps we should say unpopular-term
The message will probably be sent to
Congress to-day. This much We can state
oficiallv-it contains 1900 words, which
would make about one and ahalf columns
of reading in the DisPATcH's usual reading
matter type-minion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
Verbal Stumbling.

Tho Atlanta Consultation stumbles ovor
mere words when II says
"1he governnent docs not impart value TO
either silver or gold, but, by opening IL m!nts TO
these metals Il gives them their proper use aud
function, creates a demand for their employ
meut az media o. exchange. IL 10 this Increased
and enlarged use that imparts tho value"
Read that again II Is 1.-THE increased
and enlarged use" that "imparts the
value" aud this increased and enlarged
use " is caused By the government, or IN
other words. by legislation, aud yet the
Constitution says that neither the govern
mont nor legislation imparts value to silver
or gold.
Again, the Constitution claims that the
government does NOT impart value TO silver
or gold. yet proceeds in the same sentence
10 say that the government gives them
their proper use and function and ere
ates demand for them as media OF ex-
change" When the government gives TO
them "their proper use and function" II
"imparts value" to them.
We submit TO our Atlanta contemporary
that II is bopelessly In the dark, not we.
Every monometallist paper repeats in sub
stance the language employed by the
Constitution. All of them unite In declaring
that "the vital spark has fed" but all OF
them at tho same time declare that " the
man is alive" The Philadelphia Telegraph
and other papers have on occasion kindly
undertaken 10 show US how 1t was that
the government could not "impart
value" to silver. gold, or greenbacks, but
assuring us at the same time that it was in
virtue Of acts Of Congress that silver and
greenbacks had any value at oil as money.
We beg our monometallist contempora-
ries everywhere not to lose sight Of the
explanations which We have quoted above
from the Atlanta Constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
II, -, IS, and II east Broad.

RICHMOND. TUESDAY, August 8, 1903.
Chair~full news---
An overcrowded maker knew
where to send his goods for quick
change into cash. The end is to
be accomplished by our to.day'S
offer of 200 ROCKING-CHAlRS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

called together in extra session, bat they can
not DO proreeued. Only tho power that ~ To-
horont In Congress cao demand or provios TOT
in Adjournment ATLANTA censf'tsf'cn,
The Constitution OF the United States
Is better authority than the Constitution Of
Georgia. That instrument provides that
"in case OF dlsss rccmcnt between tho two
houses Of Congress a. TO the time OF Ad.
iournment the President may adjourn
them TO such time as he shall think pro.
t,er.D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

UPTOWN OFFICE, t33 EAST BROAD
tTRBRE 800. ,,
MANCHESTER OFFICE, 1908 HULL
FgrREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
msporsud, from neberrin.
rOorresoon len o OF the X ohm nd Dispatch

GREEN BAY, Va, August 7.-hr Thomas J.
Qar1on, Superintendent OF Schools OF Prince To-
ward county, will hold bis annual examination
Of teachers in tho pubic school building In
Farmyll,a Va, August 10th ard 10th.
Masses Matte and Annie Shotweli. who have
been waiting as hr. George Hardy's. VIII re-
turn TO thor home, In Manchester, Va, To-
m orrow.
Miss Sarah Hardy has returned from Per.
severance, where she attended the Disciples
Cooperation.
Miss Annie khodos, OF the Treasury Depart
raent, Washington. ID. c., who has been spend
ing her months vacation with her mother, re-
turned to Washington, ID G., to-day.
Miss MaFgio Love lett to-day for Amelia
county 10 visit hor uncle, Judge Fartar.
Mr.. Willie Price, operator for the Norfolk and
Western, leaves to-day Tor Radiord.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
psA1H From 1YpHoID-FEveR.
First Service in the New Episcopal
Church-Psrs0nal Notes.


fcorrespondonce Of the Richmond D,spatch.l
CREwH, VA, August 7.--Miss Matte William
son, aged II. who was visiting relatives here,
died yesterday morning, after but briet Ill
ness. from typhod-feyer. Tho deceased was
native OF Prince Edward county, 20 which place
the remains we're conveyed to-day for burial
The ntst service In the new Episcopal church
was held bore yesterday morning There was
no service elsewhere in the village aud the
structure wos packed. some having TO leave for
want OF seats A number OF people IRON Not
toway, Burkevlle, and the adjoining vicinlty
drove in 70 service. Tho church is small, but Is
the prettlest In the place.
Captain Cephus s. smithson and nr. sterling
Boissoeu, two worthy officials OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad, left this morning for couple
Of weeks soiourn at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs:
Mons Christian Association, left Saturday Tor
his home, In Missouri, TO the deep regret oil many
friends here.
Misses Matte Budd Epes, Helen Harris, and
Cornel,s N. Adams OF Blackstone, are visiting
friends here.
Miss Cora johnson returned yesterday from
an extensive stay IN the Hill City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

According to the New York WorlF'
Washington correspondent, Mr.. CLHvRIAEr
expects that the vote in the Senate on th'
unconditional repeal of the SHERMAN bill
will be a TO IL. Among the 81 noes II
places Senators DANIEL. Huron, VANCE
FAULKNER. and Ransom.
The same correspondent learns that the
opponents of free coinage expect the vote
to be for repeal" AZ; against repeal,
IS.
He saws. slso. that of the favorable
action of the House there can be no doubt
NJ oil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
IN OPEN LETTER.

IN OPEN LETTER.
Office OF Leru d. DdU1S,
1,n3, g. 5 Il. Broad st,
Richmond, va,
august 8, 1921
To Our Many Kind
Friends and RatrOns:
DO not find fault ruth
us hereafter If you
should not secure some
of the phenomenal bar
gains We are nom OFFER
inS to close out our stock
of Summer Dress Goods.
We are daily through
the newspapers, inform
ing you of whot ne are
DOING, and no doubt
many 1oho hare made
purchases hare told you
of the lou prices theu
BOUGHT good goods ot.
You can yet secure some
equally as good by COM
inc soon, but q delay for
q fen days may deprive
you of thus chance. We
start today q Linen
Sale. Those Wbo have
attended them before
BnoW What thus means.
Those WhO hare not
should come and see hOW
Goods are slaughtered
W]ten 1Oe determine to
sell u lar6e quantity of
Linen Goods in q short
time.
We must put IN q lCOrd
about our Carpet and
Lace Curtain Depart
meRtS. Both are kept at
the top notch of excel
lence, but the prices are
on the ground floor.
FIRST class 1C0rhn1eD
only employed.
We inUjte u call right
nOlO.
Yours respectfully
Levy q DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
r OCUST-DALE ACADEMY. NEAR

IL Rapidan Station. Culpeper county, Va..'on
tho Chesapeake and Ohio aud Richmond and
Danylllo railroad. 1hirty-sixth annual session
opens SEPTEMBER 20. 1903. 4 school for the
thorough training OF boys and young mon Tor
business or college No extra charge for Latin,
Crock. French. German, Engineering and bust
ness course, Stenography. and TTpewriting
Well-oqulpped gymnasium Bathrooms Win
hot and cold water. Terms, $3.50 70 sluo
Apply for catalogue. w. w. BRIGGS, {. e.,
Principal. Assistants; A. y. Chandler, VI. A.,
University of Virginia; w. II. Harrison, A. NJ,
Richmond College. ~ 21-eOdfw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
Lot No. 4 comprises all grades in sprays and
figures that sell ct As, 80, 80, and oOc yard.
SPECIAL PRICE, 800 A YARD.
(seo large window on Broad street,.
Black Goods Department.

To-day We mention some Of the most popular
wears ln this department; The prices we guar
antee 10 be correct. .. -.
ALLWOoL BATIsTE, MoUssELINE, CHAL
LIE, CREPONs, INDIA STRIPES, CAsHAEkES
HRNRIEIrAs, wHlPCoRDs, szBAS1OPoL
MATTELASSE. FINE sEkGEs. STORM
SERgEs, HOPSACKfNGS, CHBYI0TS, CAN.
RL'S-HAlR, and BRoADCLoTHS.
s1LK-WARP HENRIErTAS. DRAP D'ALMA,
MOUsSELINE, and SUBLIME.
BLACK BRlLLIANT1NE for skirts.
Also a full line Of NC Ms NElLlNG5 for wells a.
prices ranging frunl T5c to "a per yard.
BLACK nEkNANI YELLING. 30. 80 per yard.
NUNS YELLING End Hermann Wells IN
both plain and hemstitched borders, from S2.7d
to 50 per veil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

The Hampton Nros urges az suitable
candidate for the House OF Delegates Ma
Jor BAKER p. LEE. whom it describes as
IAN eloquent and convincing speaker" a
Democrat under any and all circum-
Stances" and man OF such dignity. abili-
ty, and force of character that he would
confer al honor and an obligation on the
party by accepting its nomination"
Major LEE, who is known all over the
State. was at one time after the war editor
of the Richmond Enquirer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
How Georgia Stands.

The Atlanta Constitution publishes letters
from the editors Of the Democratic week
lies IN Georgia. and upon them bases the
assertion that the editors Of Georgia are
practically unanimous in declaring that
the Democratic platform must be carried
out; that the demand for tariff reform
must be ratified; and that the pledge of
bimetallism must be redeemed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
Iovesvilla's Visitors.
ICorrcspondence OF the Richmonc

correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
LowKsvILLs, VA, August 6.-Mrs. Corrio SUIT
ton and children, OF your city, are summerlng al
Mr.. Lovings.
Miss Lizsie Gregory, OF Chase CITY, and Miss
Molhe Waits, OF Lynchbarg, and Mrs. Joel
Haden and daughter, OF Palmyra, are visiting
Mrs. John :. Tucker, and Miss Maize McDear-
fuckers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

Rev. DR.. JONI HANSoS, who recently
made speech at his own marriage recep.
ton al San Jose, GAL, said that doubtless
one reason why there is no marrying OF
giving in marriage In Heaven is that there
are not enough men there TO 60 around.
The same scarcity is observable at the
Virginia Springs this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
A GREAT SWIMMING FEAT.
Messrs. Bscetra and Fulton Swim from
Ola Point tn the Rip-Raps, az Miles.
iSnorinl teiegran 10 the Dispatch.l

IopVVt1E VvIOETH7Il % 3IU tr5V77~'"T
FoRr MoNRoE. Va. August Ito dispel
the delusion prevalent that no one could
SWIM to the Rip-R aps on account of the
strong tide. Mr.. Calos Becerra. son OF the
ex-Mlnister from the United States OF Co.
lumbla TO this country. and Mr.. ID. G.. Full
ton, an employee of the Hygeia, accom-
plished that feat at noon to-day III fifty
Ave minutes. The distance is about two
niles and a hnlf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
PE""s S,I,4ss2 COLLEGE

Chester, Pa. fhirTy-second year begins SEP
TENDER 20TH Civil Engineering &C.. e..
Chemistry tB. 81. Arts "a. b.; also, PRE-
PARATORY COURSES in Science and Classics
under able Instructors. Fine location. Ample
equipment. Best sanitation. Pure water. Catn-
a1ogues OF Colonel CHARLES r. HYATT, presi-
dent, or A +. HUNT, oil Park avenue.
. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

a merchant" writes to the Cincinnati
Commercial o note in which he speaks OF
the editor Of that paper as THAT great
thinker. tho Incompatible MURAT HAL
STEAD" Score one for the Field Marshal.
But what says WATTERsoN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
r.o,ah Church Dedicated.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
CHESTER, Va, August 7.-Beulah Methodist
Episcopal church was Dedicated yesterday by
Bishop Grapbery, OF Ashland. A very large
crowd attended.
The trial OF James Lynch, the supposed muir
dercr. has been postponed from the l4th TO the
21st OF this month. lie - either insane or bent
on making everybody believe him 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY HIGH
' SCHOOL, 102 east Cary street, will RE-
OPEN 21sT SEPTEMBER. Daily religious cI-
ercises; KIND, patient treatment; personal
attention 20 each scholar. Had ~ refuse scholars
last session. Fun science and bookkeeping
courses. For circulars, for the present, address
tho Principal WISTER ARCHER, NJ. A., Pm. Is.
iy Enthusiastically
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

The free gold" in the Treasury now
amounts to q, ,395-a fact which ought
to coax confidence to return to the world
of finance, and at an early date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
A Hank Cashier Resieps.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatc

DANyuLE. Va, August 1.-Captain William
II. White. for ten years or MORE cashier Of tho
Planters Natio1nl Bank, rendered his reeigua-
ton az q meeting OF the Hoard OF Directors held
hero to-day. The resignation was accepted and
Assisiant-c Cashier william J. fowikes unani-
moGsly elected 10 m the vacancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
An Excellent Sermon.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa:ch.l
MkHKH8IS. VA, August REV. William Z
Edwards, ID. D.. tho distinguished pastor Of
Danyillc, w., delivered az excellent sermon
bore yesterday morning.
Mise Kate Edwards, OF Richmond, arrived in
cur VILLAGE to-day as tho guest OF Miss Ida M.
EDWARDS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
corner Second and Broad streets.

PLAID FLANNEIS for Ladies' Suits, full 80
inches wide, 25c. a yard.
BLUE. GREEN, and BLACK HoPsACKINGS,
4Sc. . -
yard.
FRENCH sA1INES only 1214c.
FRENCH ORGANDIRS, PIC.
WOOL CHALLiS, l2hc.
WHITE DUCK, 1886. yard.
REMNANTS SUMNER GOODS, 9, T. and &c. a
yard. -
Now line Of FINE DRESS GOODS.
BABY-CAkRIAGES at cost.
TRUNKS at wholesale prices.
MATTINGS at 15c. yard worth SOC.
MAITIN6s nc 23c. u yard worth SOC.
FLOOR 0IL-CLOrHS at 20, %, 80, 3716c.,
&c.
New line CARPETS--an the best makes In
velvets. Administer, Body Brussels, Tapestry,
81.
WINDOW-sHADES and LACE CURTAINS
all At greatly reduced prices.
FALL CHALLIES, 1890.
TABLE OIL-CLOfH. 1873
LADIES' and MISS bS HOSIERY cheap.
GARDEN STRAW SEATS, sac. apiece.
BLACK SILK GkENADINES, 40c. yard.
BLACK GRENADINE, 50 inches wide, 19c.
yard.
BLACK ORGANIZES, IN and 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08

hICHAOND, lOhSbAts hu6HSs % ioOo.
Chair-full neWS---
An overcrowded maker knew
where to send his goods for quick
change into cash. The end is to
be accomplished by our to.day'S
offer of 200 ROCKING-CHAlRS
at Soc. each!
The Rockers are prcttyfor house or yoraDda-
reed scat double rungs, spindle back,
polished and vanished, soc. Think OF 1t
Indescribably pretty DINNER
SERVICE of Haviland China, 100
pieces felicitously flecked with
floral fantasies cutely curved and
cornered shapes. The value is
$50, the price SIS.
Tea Sets, 56-piece, Haviland &
Co.'S dainty doings. Value $50,
price $3.50. We're doing Rich
mond an art service in these great
direct importations.
Odd PLATES from Limoge,
France some are Haviland ware,
some Lanternier make all exqui-
site. We didn't bring them over---
it's New York importers sample
line. Value, 75c. to $3.50 each ;
price, soc. each.
Cuspadors that won't break white enamel on
steel, then prett!y blue-banded-s1 value
for 5ec.
TIE Peerless Cake Pan needs no greaslng.
You're boss OF the situation and the loaf
can't leave it's bottom crust The maker
says 81; We say 35c. each.
Glass Ice-Cream Trays, Rlistening crystal, at
the prosaic price Of 600.
Yesterday most Of you bought Mason Fruit
Jars. To-day for the PRESERVING KET-
TLE-porcelain lined, OF course-3-quart.
15c.; 24-quar,, 90c. Between sizes pro-
poriionately.
Long Griddles, deep enough for cooking steak.
size for No. stoves, price 1ec.-half their
value.
More adjustable wire WIND0W-SCREENS,
will nt most any window, $50 Dark finish.
DOLLBABY reception. Chfld-derghters at
To-day, PICTURES for nsif-s4 for sl.ss,
s2.7o for sl.50, So tor 81, I'll for SOC.
Basement.
To-day and to-day only--.all-silk
satin.edge RIBBON, I inch wide,
all colors, sc. a yard instead of
I2Kc.
Front.
Another day at the two great
tablesful of COTTON DRESS
GOODS-the whole summer
gamut-one table sc. yard ; the
other SC. Both reinforced to fill
up after Yesterdays great selling.
The I5c. FANCY DRESS
GOODS hold also. Wool and
mostly wool. Nothing been less
than a5c.; most were SOC. Now
I5c.
Main Aisle
THE COHEN CO..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
MISUNDERSTOOD Tuesday.

ST. JOHNS LODGE. MAs0Ns.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, oDD-FRLL0Ws.
NTZHUGH, LODGE. 0DD-FELL0wS
JAMESTOWN TRIBE, RED MEN.
CONTINENTAL LODGE, KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
CAPITOL LODGE, KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS
HOPE COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
JEFFERSON COUNCIL. AMERICAN MECHAsiCs'
GOODWILL COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
ELBA COUNCIL, ROYAL ARCANUh
MANCHESTER COUNCIL ROYAL ARCANUb.
CHURCH-uILL COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
JEFFERSON COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
SIDNEY COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE
TRINITY LODGE, GOOD TBNPLARS.
wEsT-END LODGE, GOOD TEhPLARs.
HOwARD's-GROvB LODGE, GOOD TEhPLARS
VIRGINIA LODGE, sEXBNNIAL LEAGUE.
COMPANY "F." FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES.
RICHMOND H0wITZERS.
CAPITAL CITY LODGE. 0DD-FBLLOWh
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, CHOSEN FRIENDS.
RICHMOND COUNCIL HONE CIRCLE.
JEFFERSON CASTLE, GOLDEN EAGLE.
OLD DOMINION CASTLE. GOLDEN EAGLE.
CENTRAL BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
WITHIN TIE PEACE

30 small b the chance Of failure, with DR.
eages Catarrh Remedy, that it, proprietor
are Wiling 70 mako ths promise: III v.
Jour oass 4 ven pay you 600 To cash.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-08
DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
III No. D EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.

JUHN TT. PVW ELL, TTIlCIDAI
Mrs +. q. PEYTOS, Associate Principal
A Boarding and Day-School for Young Ladies'
Thorough m its instruction ana complete IN It's
appointments. From primary 20 collegiate de-
partment inclusive, Offering the very best and
fullest instruction, on az moderate terms as any
school OF Ike character In the country. Dtpio-
mas given IN the several schools and diplomas
of full graduation awarded TO those completing
the course Every facility In Music, Modern
Languages, and Art that any institution In the
South affords. Number OF bOarders limited 70
thirty. .-.
The twenty-flrst session begins WEDNESDAY,
September 81, 1893.
Apply for catalogue to either Principal
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