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'AIy attention, after suffering with Coustipa-
ton for two or three years was called TO SIM
mons Liver Regulator, and having tried al
most everything else concluded 10 try it. 1
first took wineglassful and afterwards re-
duced the dose to a teaspoonful (as per direc-
tions) after each meal. I found that it had
done me so much good that continued it
until took two bottles; since then / have not
experienced any difficulty. | keep il in my
house and would not be without it, but have
no use for it, having cured me."-GEo. W.
SIMS, Assistant Clerk Superior Court, Bibb
Co, Ga.
Having led a sedentary life for number OF
years my bowels became very irregular and
my habit conStipated. BY tue advice of
friends l was induced TO resort to Simmons
Liver Regulator and l now enjoy better health
than / have known for years. GEO. w. Eek
ERT, Water Dept, Philadelphia.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use of local anesthetic. DR.. WELDON, Dem
tist. Eighth and streets.
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WE TAKE THIS METHOD or. SIN
w cerely thanking, not only those of our
friends who so willingly assisted in admins
tering to the last wants of our deceased father
Mr.. John Watson, but as well to those whose
profIered services will ever lie remembered.
FRED WATSON
lt% G.. w. WATSON
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The RECoRD-UNIoN and WEEKLY
UNION are tie only papers on the Coast,
outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ceiUe the full Associated Press Dis
patches from all parts Of the World. Out
side Of San Francisco, they have no COM
petitorS, either IN Influence or home and
general circulation throughout the Stote.
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terested, while it will not affect the
greedy and extortionate money-lender
who will, by evasion, defy the law and
make it the pretext for still more extor-
ton.
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weather Forecast.

Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight February 21st-Northern
California-Fair weather; stationary temper
ture variable winds.
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Eastern business Omces.

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500 The Rookery," Chicago.
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LET REFORM BE THE wATCHwoRD 1!
Down WITH THE GANGlw WHoOP-
LA!i! WHooP-LA!!!! WHOOP-LA!!!!!
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s.1e1u Advertisements.

To-MORROW WEDNESDAY BEING
one OF the few holidays embodied in the
Retail Clerks petition, to which our leading
merchants have unhesitatngly signed their
names. we trust that they Will act accordingly.
EXECUTIVE COM. RETAIL CLERKS.
TNCl
The record-union., 1893-02-21

The Board of City Trustees yesterday
strongly favored the suggestion to sub
NIT proposition for a new water system
to committee of fifteen citizens, pre-
sumably to relieve the conscience of the
board. That was well done. 1t is an
act in line with bringing government
nearer to the people, and will tend to re-
move the remotest suspicion Of jobbery.
A few weeks ago the proposition
was made to submit the question
of sewage disposal to commit
tee of five citizens, one of whom
should be a City Trustee, to advise the
board as to the experience of other cities
and the economies of all systems in use
at the East. Yet the Board stumbled,
hesitated over that simple proposition,
and finally sent it to the Board of Health,
where it has been buried in failure to
comprehend its meaning. If it was wise
to act as has been done relative to a bet
ter water system, why was it wise to re-
fuse to act as suggested regarding a sew
age disposal system. 1t makes a world
of difference whose cat it is that is
stroked.
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ests of church and State must be kept SO

ests of church and State must be kept so
widely apart.
Even in Switzerland, with people of
practically but one nationality and not
divided into classes of nationalities and
religion as is ours, the contention be,
tween the Ultramontanes, the Liberals,
Conservatives, Protestants and young
Democrats involves danger and the test of
the referendum does not as yet conserve
tranquility in the republic, nor seam as
yet to more unity the Swiss people.
1t remains to be seen just what the
effects of the constitutional referendum
Will be there. It does not require much
intellectual acumen to foresee that with
US it would, in our present condition, be
be very much more doubtful expert
ment. We can more safely for good
many more years yet to come keep the
Initiative of constitutional amendments
in the legislative branch of government.
The record-union., 1893-02-21
SPECIAL SALE Oh WALL PAPER

For this week only, to make room for new
stock. House Painting and Paper Hanging
ANDERSON 81 BLISS,
oO4 L St Sacramento. Telephone 3d5
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Hawaii.

The New York sun says that Mr.. GIVE.
LAND has learned 10 look at the Hawaiian
problem IN the hight in which other peo-
pie CHE editor Of the Sun. for examole.)
have looked upon il from the beginning.
We have all along maintained that Mr.
CLEyILAND knew exactly what he was
doing in respect 10 this matter. He has
pursued consistent course. as could be
easily shown. He has taken care 10 do
nothing that will lead foreign nations to
suppose that he does not wish TO acquire
those Pacific islands. at the same time that
no has been preparing for negotiations
which viii bear the scrutiny of the world.
a. as the Alexandra 9atette says. the Ha-
S'ian government Is usurping govern.
uaent the more reason why he should see
sHa' he treats with = government that Is
set usurping one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
DROGRAMME OF COMMENCE.
l. MENT EXERCISES
Al
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY.

The celebration Of tie 200sh anniversary Of
the charter granted February :, 1923 by King
William and Queen Mary 10 the " free school
and Colledgs' at tho Middle Plantation. va.
subsequently Known as Williamsburg, Will take
place WEDNESDAY, juno ~, 1898.
PROGRAMME.
Poem by Charles ". Coleman, Lsq, OF VIII
Harrisburg Va, At ii A. N.
Grafton by J. Allen Watts, ESQ, Of Roanoke,
Va
banquet OK the Alumni at $50 Z. N.
ORDER OF EXERCi5ks-SRSslON 1929.
Rev James \. FAIR, of kIchncnd, Va. will
preach before tho Young Mems ChrsttsR Asso-
uon on sunday, June is. 1898. At IL A. NJ.
Right Rev Aipheus W. Wilson, Of Baltimore,
Will deliver the dnEl sermon on sunday, June
Is. 1898, at = p. VI.
W. r. Alexander. ESQ.,, Of Winchester. Va,
will address the two literary societies on Mon
day, juno 10, 1898, at ~ ".
The PhilOmalnssn society will hold It's annual
celebration on Monday. June 10, 1893, al 3
P.A
Tho Phoenix Society will hold its annual cele-
brstion on Tuesday, June 20, 1898, a. ) z. NJ.
The exercises on Wednesday, June 81. 1893,
as above.
Final exercises OF the college viii occur on
Thursday, Jane -, 1898. al 10 A. Al.
The nnai ball viii occur on Thursday, Juno
22, 1893, ats Y. NJ.
Excursion rates on all trains from 10Th 10 23d
inclusive. 10 7-eoa7s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
The Davis Monum ent.

The DIspArcH has good-naturedly pub
lished quito recently two or three commu-
nicatiCns as TO tho proper sito for the
Davis monument" and has made some
editorial observations on the same subject.
But inasmuch az that question is not up
Of this time we see no great good TO be
accomplished by further discussing it.
The present potential question is, In
vha, way shall NO be best able TO raise
the money needed TO build the monu-
ment2
To put in force one OF her financial
schemes Atlanta recently determined to
sond out upon the streets 100 solicitors.
That or something better should be done
right hero in Richmond in aid of the
Davis-monument fund. Richmond should
lead of with large subscription.
when we have found out how much
money we can raise We shall bs better
able TO decide what sort OF monument
20 build. Then quite naturally the sub
iect Of q site will come up again. Mean
while Monroe Park remains the chosen
site, though Mrs. DAVIS prefers some
az hor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
One at a Time.

There is u suggestion that we could
make one primary do for the election OF
delegates and for the nomination OF legis-
lat0rs both. This might save VA a few
dollars. but would in all probability get
the party INTO trouble.
The matter is IN the right shape now. II
has been decided that nothing shall be
done towards making legislative nomlna-
tons till the State convention has met
aud adjourned. Not another step should
be taken in that direction now. Let u do
all III orr work calmly and deliberately.
aud give no one tho opportunity 10 charge 9
that tins. that. or the other thing was the
result OF combinations"
The cost Of the gubernatorial primary
can be reduced one half 10y an agreement
that the Richmond friends of the guber-
ngtorial condidates shall recommend
Judges and clorks for each precinct TO
serve without pay. Then the only expense
that would fall upon the City Committee
would be 20 pay zach registrar to attend,
to pay rent of pollng-places, cost OF STA
tionery. printing. &c.
Let the City Committee stick 20 the de-
termination reached at its last meeting
{. C.. that legislative nominations shall not
be made until the State convention has
done its work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

The Paris fair of 1878 showed an e1pen-
dIturo Of S1l coo 900 against receipts OF
81 zoo. 900. and at Philadelphia in 1876 the
accoupNstooI IS, 10000 of cost against
$500. OO9 Of receipts The Chicago corrc-
srondont of the New York World snys;
What Chicago will probably lose will be
the amount Of exposition stock subscribed
by It's own citizens, eay $500, 600, and tho
proceeds If the bonds issued IN aid OF the
fair bv RE mnnicipahtv--i. o.. 5000, 900. 3"
The average of paid admissions per day
for Nav WIS $1,000 lho average for June
is expected TO be $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IA. 1893
Is Thero 10 BE a COMPROMISE?

IS
Mr. CLEvKLAvD has just conferred upon
Hon. HoLars Conan. Of Virginia, who IL
a monometallst. high Office. tits under
stood that the appointment was not asked
for by Mr.. CONRAD. nor by his friends
but was made upon the Presidents own
motion. But what was the significance OF
Mr.. CoNRAp's appointment We cannot
aver that 1t sgnifed anything rs TO the
currency question, seeing that the Presi-
dent has appointed 3 number OF Virginia
silycrites to oficc-that IS. II his Virginia
sppointcos sull stand upon the silver
plank Of their platform of 1892.
Whoever will .eai the reports in the pa
pcrs Of the day Of the speeches made IN
the Virginia State Democratic Convention
Of last wear will find in those reports the
statement that when the Committee on
the Platform had made their report reaf-
frming the platform upon which the pres
cut Governor was elected TO that hlgh
Office. including of course declaration
in favor q the tree coinage OF silver,
Major HoINgs CoSRaD III q ringing
speech antaconized that free-silver plank.
Bu: Mr. CoNRAD's ringing speech failed
10 rccc We tie endorsement OF the Virginia
Democratic State Convention Of 1892. Mr.
tNHWtLi, chilfinHh VI 'no
i'c'oiu'i'i7' 'N"'NP '"o M
plank ia the usmo of the people. lie de-
clarei that the people wanted It. Mr..
CurgTrr. was followed by Mr. CAHM PAT
TYSON, tI'' u li' ihutI VI INV ,'.''"'''o' W"
Il solutions VINO 9uAiin'' '@'' VIZ '0'','N'i
Of tho Democratic party Oh INC s'''e'
question:. and presenter creamy Sn'' 'o'o o,
hly his Wow no H''u''' - "''~
h-ur'5 I'D SUSTAIN "' ~
DANIEL ap'h' on '"r SAM -
tAHoWfIL ana AI. Al'''' ''V ~. -
there "a'' o." '' inc Il.i
frcde'icN N''.l'' ...>''N'' f..'a.'
- I'c"-I '"' H.,
yrAl5 ''"I'.'''-' 49, 400 80.
'N'' 49, -
I' 'i'' =" 1..r--, rtis
A'''II" o'r -. a.
p''hH' 7l'l '''. '''-'' VIZ ~ .,,...ar
iu'Io "' 10 -,
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lh- '' '-'" ''',. nv '..,- oaoh ,v.s
'"u' -. Co.. .,,.ar doct,;,o Al
t....,..-,or !, yres af,or -
,.,......,'. 80, r,st ouJicnca gave
l,',,t.,,,,,, ool greeted
,r.n. ,r..,.,.lors onnlause the close OF
,..i. .,'.,,.i..l ,,,r,oJ "Mr. Coxr,p's mo-
en- LAST bvao overwhelming vote"
o,l..tbo yir,ioia Democrats will have
,oroco,t their cr-ed Of fourteen years.
',.,..,.,., ,t,s voer tbev declare against
t.-a'',.,,aco ~ s;iver VIII thew do
~ I, d.cs not seem prohable that they
All It,s more likely that they will hold
,ho sro..s,lvar onestion in allowance and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
DANDOLpH- MACON COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT EXtRCIsEs. 1898.

WEDNESDAY, June I4tE, II A. A.-Annuai
address before the Alumni by Professor r. q.
Woodward, u. L., OF University Of south Caro-
Ina Contest for Tbs Sutb0rllD Prize iOr OratOty
by four students. Meeting OF tho society Of
Alumni p. M.-Annyal celebration " ths
Washington Literary society, Principal G. T..
yawter, NJ. A., Miller Manual Labor hcol, Va,
presiding and making an address. Orhtious BY
representatives OF the society and delivery u
medals.
THURSDAY, June 18th, ~ A. Manual adj
dress by Rev. A. Coke smith, ID. d., OF Norfolk,
Va. Delivery - diplomas bes,owment o. the
"Sutnsrlin aud al. ". Aurdayr Medals 70
the successful contestants. r. Manual
celebration Of tho Franklin Literary society,
Hon. W. 4. Little, OF Fredericksburg, presid Q
and making al address. Orat'ons ~ repre-
sen.atiyes Of tho society and delivery Of meials.
Special trains for Richmond after the exercises
both evenipgs. 10 49,.
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& Co..
(je 14-W&F2u
COAL AND WOOD
COAL AND WOOD.
CTANLEY LIPSCOMB & CO..
- EIGHTEENTH AND BROAD STREETS
Phone 232.

We are receiving large consignments OF the
diIersn, grades OF COAL AND WOOD, which
We offer TO the public at the lowest market
price. We ask the public 70 give US a call and
We viii guarantee quick delivery, clean Coal,
ana the best Oak and Pine Wood that can DO
purchased. Our stock consists OF the following
grades Of Coal and Wood:
Anthracits--Nut, Stove. Kgg, and Broken !;
splini--Lump and Hail; fits-Creek Lump !;
Dayton Nut, btoye, and Ess; Pocshoutas Lump
Stesm-',oai specially consists cf the following
CRATES. PccAhontas, Nutteburg, Fro-Creek,
QuiniamonL Cum beriand. and oshsr grsdes-
Wood-Oak aud Pius; Saved. kipdnng. Long.
tny 1e-F,Su&W3ni
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
,nritr hetxoon Gold and siixer the com.

parity between gold and silver the CON-
mercial nations Of the world ought to
Join together to make a universal coinage
ratio. Therefore the DrsPArcH is for tho
FREQ coinage Of sllverl Again: The DIS
PATCH is for the repeal OF the SHERMAN
silver law. Therefore tho DISPATCH is In
favor of law providing for the free coin
ACE of silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

The Infauta ErIALIE is kicking
tivelv, not actually against the tirosome
ceremouinls 20 which she Is being sub
icctcd IN Chicago. She Is not allowed to
have any time 20 herself and is always
ION exhibition" But still she seems to
be in no hurry t. return home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

That's where the prices Of our $40
Suits are now, and when you touch that
point you can't 60 any lower. Our
stock isn't at the bottom, though; in
fact, there's a good deal OF it, and it isn't
collection of remnants aud second
choices, either. If you have a remnant
of discernment You'll at once see the
advantage OF buying good suit for SO.
Our goods and prices knock the bottom
out of competition and make quick sales
a matter of course. Don't miss any
chance of buying at m advantage. You
can't afford it. Can you do better than
buy q fine Suit for SO? We are Offering
the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
Holmes Conrad's Appointment.

The President has done we'll in appoint
INC HoLMrs CoNEAD, OF Winchester. as AS
sistent Acknowledgement.
He has the qualifications 10 Gil the Office
with credit TO the government and him
self. lie ~ a man of great intellectual
strength. lie Is, moreover. a bold. straight
forward. earnest man. and his services TO
the Democratic party have been valuable
10 many stirring campaigns.
Personal character. professional attain
ments, aud party loyalty combine In Ma
ior CoNRAD 20 render the appointment one
10 he greatly approved by the people OF
virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

The coming c4lebratlon Of William and
Mary College Is the bl-centennial Of the
college. winch, coincldently. now has ZOE
students. the largest number ever III at
tendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
Logic.

.o sao DISPATCH says that the present
.aas between gold and silver Is Q
go Que, Therefore tho DlspArcH 10 in
n s,o' ~ ths fires coinage OF silver. The
SAscs sass that in order TO restore the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
MEMS affI.F.kAoSE.

MEMS FAsT-BLACK HALF-HUSE, full regu-
lar made l2I6c. por pair
MEMS F.NCY-STRIPE HALF-HOSE, Bal
bricran. medium weight dark colors predcmi-
mating, 81 and 2jc. per pair.
MINIS BRoWN AID TAN HALF-HOsE, fast
color.. .plcsd heels, eizos q 10, l0,9, IL, two
pairs for 2sc.
MEMS SILK EMBROIDERED HALF-HoSE.
very handsome, coloro1 embroidery, on black
tan, and gray grounds.
Price, soc. pair.
ENTIRELY NEW AND CUOICEl
MEMS CONBED MACO HALF-HOSE, IN
choice shades Of faHn, lgnt blue, and light tan
% .olors only. but very choice, high spiiocd
heels and double soles, GUNNER weight.
Price, soc. or 3 Tor 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

JANrs GoRDoN BENNETT ia reported 70
be much improved since tho surgical
operation which he recently underwent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

AN iMpupeNT ATTORNEY.
he Wants . Rcquisition for Captain Gss-
kto.. Of the virginia Fishery Force.

A Crisleld, (xi). dispatch TO the baltimore
Sun rays: Mr.. Harry Waters. states attorney
has asked Governor Brown for reauislt'en LOT
Captain 0askins, Of the Virginia nshcry force'
who shot Isaac sterling somo time sgo. Justice
fsaac starting aud William Wilson aud forward
ed them 10 Mr.. Waters Captain Gaskins va
tired In Virginia, but Il is held that The shoo,ihs
WAS done in Maryland aud that the trial hnouIs
tnte place in this State. A true bill was tounu
against Captain jaskins by the grand jury ias'
April.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
N oTI0S y ooyy ELIiff

CELLULOlD BELTS--.look like gros- grain aud
MORO ribbOn-whitc, cream, Or black.
Each Doc.
BLACK SILK BELTS. p ana sc.
NAyY-BLUE SILK BELTS, % ana i2o-
LEATHER BELTS. -. 50c.. ami 81.
Crown STOVE-MATS, asbestos, l0c.
BEST MACHINE OIL, stainless, > and Sc.
HAKMONY-MILLS IOlLET-PAPER, loo. per
package.
DIVIDED ROLL TOlLET-PAPER, 1000
sheets, 12l4c.
HOUSEHOLD AMHONiA, Sc
EXTRACT WITCH HAZEL, s ounces, zoe.
(Hamamels Nirglnlca).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14

Reading notices ia reading-matter type, oFs
rnes on less. 81; IN nonparcil loaded. 76c.
Gard Of rates ior more space furnished on sp-
Ilicat!on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
AN!I-DYSPEPTIG AND TONIC WATER.

Thi. pure, bright alkaline, saline water cures
Dyspepsia, sour AMI Sick stomach, Heartburn.
Collie. DarrnGa, Dyseltery, and all other forms
OF Indigestion. IL regulates tho functions OF
the Bowels and kidneys. Cures Dropsy. great
remedy Tor Toetning Babies.
RICHMOND, Va. February 3, 1898.
j. A. Morris, 5s5 east Broad Ureet:
Dear sir-t gives me pleasure heartily TO en-
dorse the HARRIS ANILDYSPEP1IC NINE
RAJ WATER. ] have used great deal OF II IN
my practice With great benent 10 my patients
and satisfaction 10 myself. II has right 70 tee
claim 1t makes upon the public confidence and
patronage. As q duretic II has no equal
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM d. GRAY. N. ID.
For sale by J. A. NORRIS, JR., 523 east Broad
street. Cali there aud ger circulars. Outside OF
Richmond write ASTl-DYsPEPTIc An TONIC
SPRINGS, Burkeyiie, Va. 10 li'SuAW2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
EDUCATIONAL.

GUNNER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
- UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
J.w. MALLErf. ND. IL. A. n. 1VrrLk. NJ. 4,
T., Prof. Chem. chm. Prof. Histology.
". q. CHRISTIAN, ~ d., A. ID. DKEw, n. d., Pm.
Prof. Anatomy. Sec. g., Prof. Physiology.
Opens July 9th. closes September ., 1898.
has proved Of signal use 70 beginners and to
graduates preparing for EXAMINATION before
state or other medical boards. For circular adj
dress secretary, DIR. W. q. CHRISTIAN, Univez.
slty station, Charlottesville, Va
ap i6-eod&x WIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
Corner Second and Broad.

SOLID COLOR and STRIPED DUCklNG Tor
boys suits and ladies' outing suits, Poe. yard
guaranteed TO WASH. -
WHITE and BLACK ORGANDY. , yards
wide, only Doc.
FINE FRENCH NAINSOOK, 4jc. q yard,
worth 02lac
FINE CARAYATI LAWNS, 12lc yard.
CANEPA BhTlSTE. lOc. yard.
BLACK and CREAM CHINA SILKS, - inches
wide, only go
BLACK WATERPROOF SILK, guaranteed 10
hold water. Toe. 10 3 p yard.
We have just received new line OF BLACK,
CREAM, and WHITE LACES.
New line of WHITE YELLING from ] o to 5Oc-
a ynfd. 49,. $780,, .,,.,,,
yard. ......,,,..,. .,,,,,.,, -,
GESTLEMENS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, with
detached collar and cuffs only Sl.@J.
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Aniefters snd telegram. must oe sddressedto
1nE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Reelected communications will not bersturuet
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UPTOWN OFFICE. s39 EAsT BROAD
kTRFBr.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HULL
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-14
EXCURSIONS, sc.

Look at this schedule: Leaves Richmond Sat-
urday night June I'm. al 10 o'clock sharp; ar
rives az Newport News al A. VI. ana Nori0lE 40
73O A. NJ. Leaves Norfolk Sunday ~ /. VI.
aud Newport News az > r. NJ arrives at Rich
mOud about 1910 sunday night
Tickets also goOi 70 return the following Tues
day, juno 20, 1893.
Ample tins Sunday to visit Old Point, Viz
ginia Beach, Ocean View. Hampton. S0liiefs'
Home. &c.
Meals aud refreshments on steamer.
Music by grand orch sstrI0n.
Ladies' saloon reserved exclusively Tor them.
ie l4-it
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TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
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