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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
SHE WAS SORRY FOR FORAKER.
Mrs. Topham Received His Compliments
Intended for Eniaiia.

Mrs. 7. w. Tophsm. wife OF DIR. Topham, was
Thursday, says the New York World, visited at
her home. No. 351 Schermerhorn street.
Brooklyn, by scores Of friends - talk about the
mistake OF ex-governor Foraker, who In his
speech at Grants tomb on Memorial Day,
addressed her as the Infanta Eulalia. The In
fanta had left the tomb long before the cx.
Governor began to speak, bat, ignorant OF that
fact, and not knowing tho Infanta, the orator
supposed that Mrs. Topham, who stood near
him nanked BY Spanish oficers, was tho
Princess
Looking Mrs. Topham straight in thu face. ex-
Governor Foraker assured her that ho OK
pressed tho sentiments OF the rank and nio OF
tho Grand Army wnen ne thanked her, Q
Princess Of spain, for honoring the occasion
with her presence.
Tho ex-Governor's friends. painfully alive to
the situation, tried to stop him. bat the speaker
unheeding the frequent tugs as his coat-tails,
went on 70 the emo. Mrh Topham blushed
deeply. but otherwise did NOT seem 70 bc en-
barfnssod.
When asked yesterday TO explain her ssnss-
tions In the transformation from an American
woman TO spanish Princess, nra Topham
said that she was unable 70 analyzs her tsel-
ingA she felt too. sorry for ex-dovernor Fora
ker 70 think Of herSclf.
I. The idea Of him miataking ne for Eulalis.r
she sad. " when the lnfsnsa y light and am
dark"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

the section OF tho city where u 10 located. It's
good work win be eomewhat restricted for tho
present, as the ladies arc In need OF funds, bat
as tho institution increases In axe Its usefulness
viii grow In proportion. The house, which " .
very commodious one. has twelve rooms Two
OF these viii be fitted up az hospitals and will pe
used tor emergency cases The place VIII 20
opened between the hours Of IL N. snd2 p. M.
asd during this time persons ip need Of medical
attention VIII receive the proper treatment free
Of cost.
tend tho patisnts: DR.. Edward Mccarthy. Tor
women aud children: Dr. James r. Roy, for sur
gerry; DIR. David McCnw, for general diseases;
DR.. William y. Mercer. for eye. ear, ana throat,
and Mr.. c. v. Paoii druggist. MIS- Hanson wiz
DO the matron for tho institution.
The names OF the officers OF the institution
were published recently. The ladies interested
IN tho hospital are greatly In need OF furniture,
bod linen. and provisions, and any donations IN
tho way OF these articles to the institution VIII
be gratefully received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Nature Paints n Beautiful Picture.

A poet, hadhe been standing on the DISPATCH
corner last night about 10 o'clock, might have
found a noble subject tor o sonnet. Looking
down Main sreet-quiet save for an occasional
noisv elecuic-ca- aud almost deserted-the
moon then Just beginning It's nightly passage
across the city, appeared as q great shield 0i
FURNISHED copper, with dents and bruises on its
surface which seemed to be poised right at the
end OF the street, its lower edge resting on the
crown OF Libby Hill. The unfinished monu'
ment 10 the soldiers and sailors o
the Confederacy was silhouetted against the re-
splendcnt dIsc, whose diameter appeared about
the width OF tho street. A little distance above
the horizon was dense mass OF nmbus clouds.
pregnant with rain. but below them was clear
atreicn OF sky which was family illuminated, as
II by .he light OF distant confagration. The
prospect was one OF great and solemn beauty,
and but for the commonplace outlines OF the
black roofs aud chimneys might have seemed
like one OF Dore's wonderful landscapes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
The Shaw Vocal Glass.

Tho first annual recital Of Mr.. J. Emory shaw's
vocal class o,cu rrsd at Young Mems Christian
Association hall last night In the presence Of an
audience that comfortably allied the auditorium.
The individual and part singing was OF most
excellent order, and the muueate VIII be remem-
bered as one Of tho beet examples OF singing By
q vocal class that has been heard here In many
years. The VOICES are fresh. and the effect OF
admirable cultivation Is shown SO plainly as 70
reject great credit on Mr.. Shaw.
Tho eoioists were Misses lisa Smith, Nellie
Lyons, Kate Lsuer, Essie Rich. Ella Hanrand,
Hechior, Fensom, Coleman, Mrs j. Emory
Shaw, Messre. George Morris, Hoe Tupman,
Wtthers Miller. aud Oscar Howard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
MAY OPEN SUNDAYS.
THIS QUESTION BEFORE THE Viz.
GiNIA WORLD'S-FAiR BOARD.
Its Dscisiou Dependents Upon the Chicago
Authoritiss-Moneyf from Norfolk
Sympathy for Mrs. Bssie.

The Board of World'sFair Managers for
Virginia met in the Office of the president
last night. the following members being
present: Messrs. Buford, Glennan. Hurt,
Jordan. Brennaman, Gaines. Groner, and
Morton.
The resignation Of Judge John 7. Harris
as member OF the board was read, and on
motion Of Mr.. Hurt the paper was referred
to the Governor for action, the board not
considering that it had auth ority to act in
the matter.
The president advised the committee
that Hon. John w. Daniel had accepted
the invitation to deliver an address on
August 7th. which would be VIrginia-Day
at the Worlds Far.
Reports from the president, secretary,
business commissioner. and treasurer
were submitted and filed.
SUNDAY OPENING.
The business commissioner having
| asked the board for instructions relative
to the opening of the Virginia Building on
Sunday. the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolred. That this board does not con-
slider 1t necessary at present to express its
opinion as to the proposed Sunday opening
of the Chicago exposition. some of its
members having expressed themselves as
opposed to such opening and Others ap-
proving the same; yet 10 IS the sense OF the
board that If the controlling authorities
| at Chicago shall determine to make such
opening, that the Virginia Building shall
also be opened.
Mr.. Glennan offered resolution of SYM
pathy for the family of Mrs. Beale, the
lady assistant of the board. in the con-
tinued illness of Miss Beale. 1t was unani-
mously adopted. A resolution was also
adopted providing that # the sickness of
Miss Beae keeps her mother from Chicago
Mrs. James G. Leigh be instructed to pro-
ceed to the fair and discharge the duties
of the Office
The board then adjourned.
MONEY FROM NORFOLK.
Mr.. Glennan turned over TO the trea-
surer check for $500 from the Council of
Norfolk as the contribution of that city to
the World's-Fair fund.
DR.. Apperson. the business executive
commissioner, who has for some two
months past engaged in his duties at Chi
cago, will be given leave of absence of
about two weeks to return to his home, in
Virginia. The secretary will perform DIR.
Apperson's duties in Chicago during his
furlough.
Mrs. Caskie Cabell will leave for Chicago
in few days to assist the ladies in the
State building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Person ally Conducted worlds Fair Tour.

The Chesapeake and Ohio's personally
conducted train will leave for Chicago
June 18th. Those contemplating visiting
the Worlds Fair in June will find thus
train offers most attractive accommoia.
tions. It will leave Richmond at 2P. NJ.
June 18th. reaching Chicago following
afternoon ay O'CLOCK. The arrangement
includes your railroad fare, six days ac-
commodation at the Worlds Inn Charles
T.. Leland. mansger), various admissions,
etc.--the entire cost being S60.35 from
Richmond. The fact that this train will
be equipped with day yestibule aud sleep
ing cars in charge OF q special escort aud .
ladies' maid adds greatly 10 its attractive
ness. Everything will be first class. Tho
party will reach Chicago at q most de-
srable season of the year-June being
especially delightful in tho Windy City,.
IL You wish to join this rnrty send m
your name ut once. stating space IN Sleep
ing-car desired, etc.
Write for booklet giving full detaiIso
tho trip. JoHs ID. PoTrs,
Division Passenger Agent.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
500 east Man street,
Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Manchester Briefs.

Next Friday nights meeting will bo the last
one OF the present City Council, as the new
members recently elected go into office the Isl
OF next month. Three OF the members will be
new men In the Council. They are L. II. fItz
gerald, w. w. Pool, and w. q. Burgess. The
retiring members are f. I. Morris, Mathew Nor.
ton, and A. W. Fahr. The new councilmen vii
have to qualify before the 1st OF July.
During tho month OF May the police made
80 arrests, rs follows: For felony, 3; ordinance
violation, Is; nisiemeanor, z, and petit larceny
g. Chief Lipscomb made arrests, Omcel
Jones II, O1icer smith $, Oficer Moles z, and
Lipscomb and Moles L.
Dr. l.. X. Cbiles, OF Portsmouth. Is In the city
Mr.. L. J. Hewlett has returned to the city az
ter very pleasant visit TO relatives in Peters,
burg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
. omcsr. Of Richmond CHAPTER.

At meeting OF Richmond Royal Arch Chap
ter, No. 3, held last evening the following
officers we're elected Cor the ensuing year:
S. l.. BloomDerg. high priest; b. Z. Lews.
kng; Rev. George II. Ray, scribe; w. 5. Mur-
ray, treasurer; George +. Keesee. secretary.
The council then made tho following appoint
ments for tho year: III. Marks, captain OF host
A. Miller, principal soiourner: A. McA. Parker,
hoyal Arcn captain; Lee Strause, master oil
third vail; \. j. Craigie, master Of second vail
And. s. Martin. master OF 6rst vail; II. Il. w.
Southern. Il. n Caiisch, j. levitt, chaplains
John Pm, steward and Ianitor; X. Y. Howard,
A. ". Weisleer, Sam. Jacobs, ID. Kahn, and NJ.
Loterzo, stewards com mmittee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Tru.,eo Made a Receiver,

Mr.. II. C. Jones, who was on Saturday last
made trustee OF the assets OF the Richmond Of
fee OF the Domestic sewing-Machine Company
yesterday brought SUIT Ia the Chancery Court
against that corporation for tho appointment OF
a receiver 10 take charge OF said effects. In his
bill the plaintiff claimed that when, In accord
ance with the deed OF trust, he went 10 assume
his duties as trustee of the property In ques-
ton he was informed by Mr.. j. II. Derbyshire
that he (Derbyshire) had priCr claim upon the
assets, as they had been turned over to him "a
secure him against loss on recount OF certain
notes made by him for the benefit OF the CON-
pany prior TO the making OF the deed.
Judge Weliford, OF the City Circuit Court, sit
tug for Judge Lamb, yesterday appointed nr.
Jones receiver ana directed him 10 take charge
Of the property at once. Mr. Jones qualified,
and the Virginia safe-Depost and Fidelity Com
pany became bis surety In the sum OF e2O,OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

FOR THE cOLoRS.
Annual Competitive Drill as Annapolis
Company 1 tho Victor.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June Tho annual COM
pesitive drill OF tho four companies Of tho bat.
talon OF naval cadets for the cOiors took plsce
here this morning In the presence u tho Boart
OF Visitors aud q large number u specfaiors.
The companies competing were Company l, W.
v. N. Powelson, captain: Company 2, W. \.
Crosley, captain; Company 3, r. N. Clark, cap
tain; Company 4, II. A. Pearson, captain. Tho
Judges were Lieutenant A. Sharp, Jr., Unitet
States Navy: Lieutenant >. J. Hses,er, United
states Navy; Lieutenant Robcr, II. Noble,
United States Army. The judges awarded tho
colors 90 Company I, Captain Powcison.
Mas Herbert. daughter OF tue secretary Of tho
Navy. made the presentation OF the colors 90 tho
successful captain. Tho unsuccessful compa-
nies cheered the winners. The winners cheerei
the other companies and tia whole battalion
cheered tho lady who presented the colofs. Com
pany won the nag last year also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Property Transfers.

Richmond Catherine Boyle TO Mary, wife OF w.
j. McCready, % feet on west side Cherry street,
subject TO two deeds OF trust for 5000 and 5000
respectively, $4,000; Collin Kitchen and wife
20 A. j. Chewing and =. 3. Rose. 20 feet on
east side OF Cherry street between Cary and
Philip Clarke, lS feet on west side of Eighth
street near Bates, 5000; James II. Peay's trus-
tee TO caroline Metzger, SO feet on Twenty
ninth street northwest corner OF Clay, 92,l0O
Sarah j. Peace TO n. t. Bradley. personality,
500; Maria c. yorbrnck TO Mary wife OF Joseph
Heppert, 416 feet on north side OF Catherine
street near Graham, s0,032.
Henrico: Mary 0akley's trustee, from o. ii.
street near Mosby, S210.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Visits the BattIe-Fieids.

General Wvfsscnt, the commander-in-chief OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic. arrived In
this city yesterday morning on the 1o:4o tram
from old Point lie was met at the depot by q
delegation from Phil Kearny Post. which con-
sisted OF Colonel n. j. Smith. Colonel Wilson,
and Mr. =. keenan,. Later In the day Generai
Edgar Allan. post department commander,
Joined the party. The visitor was driven In a
carriage TO tho principal points OF interest In
tho city and 20 the battle-nelds in this vicinity.
He Let for Washington last night, accompanied
nv Allan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Po,k MILLER and tho lee.

There will be an entertainment in old
st. Johns lecture-room Saturday at Z.
NJ, June 50. Polk MilIer's Dialect Read-
ings will be strong feature of tho
evening.
A unique performance called On 0rtho-
episticai Bee will also cause much
amusement as well as profit. Tho pro-
ceeds will be for the bensGt OF st. Johns
MissiOns-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

Rain and han bosn fen heavily. Judge 0fbsons
farmhouse, three milee soutn, IVES locally
wrecked. AZ 0uoFnoey half : dozen houses vera
blown down snd many of the inmsses wese ssrf-
ogsly hurt Al New Leedvtiie adestructtve nail.
storm did great damage 70 crops aud rosidonceo
and killed large amount q stock.
AnxAxsAs FATALITIES.
FoRssr crv. ARK, June LA cyclone pesssd
four miles wess Of this city Lass nieht bus e
that part Of the country wss completely iaosatsd
from hcre by tho hurricane no particulars
s.a.osx could % 'sss apS hsa.. this @osas
Mr. Thomas, . widow with large
family. was completely demolished. and AFs.
Thomss and her 13-ycaf-old daughter were IN
stsntly killed. Other members OF the family
were badly bruised. Many OF the houses 10 tho
track OF the cyclone we're demolished or un-
rooted. Not tree or fence was left standing u
its track.
MILAN, TENN, June Ia destructive Wind.
and rasn-storm struck this section yesterday
morning and continued throughout the day. The
destruction OF crops and buildings was snors
nous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Fire In n Feed store

Tho alarm Of nre turned In from Box st 1:57
O'Clock this morning was duo TO tho discovery oi
danes Ia the feed store OF Mr.. w. J. Todd, 42d
north Sixth street. The nre-hshters were
promptly on the ground and soon had the con-
fagrasion under control-not, however, be-
fore there had been sustained ioss
amounting to from $1,000 to $1,000. There
were indlcations that the IRE might have been
'inceudlary, but it was impossible to be certain
ON this point. "Unknown' had TO go on the Of
hoiai record, temporarily st least, as tho origin
NJ the f1nToes-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
wo,k of,he Ambulance.

The ambulance answered the following calls
AISLE A. n. to Vulcan Iron-Works 20 white
boy who was sick. He was taken TO the nims-
Al I1:35 A. NJ. to Fifteenth and Main strects
20 eoiored man with u ft. He was treated ana
LETT o.t. M.
AZ 500 r. NJ. to the Chesapeake and ONO pe-
no, 20 coiored man with his foot hurt lie was
tsken 70 the almshouse.
ASP. N. 20 the Richmond Locomotive. works
70 a white man with bis hand masned. he was
treated aud loft.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

Mssws. Lippnaaa Brcahers, SdudnHaa. ga
Dear Sirs.--I bought bottle OF your r.
p. r. et Hot Springs, Ark. and u has done
me more good than three months treat
Inent IT the Hot Springs. s
Have you no agents IN this part q l,, tnH
country y or lot mo know how much u VIII
coat 10 GET three or six bottles from your
city BY express.
Respectfully yours. - v.-w.
Abeedeop, Brown county, ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
s,.neh,er-Hanae purned. i.

Fra dcstroyed tho slauehior-, loo. smoke,
ANA sngin :. houses on tho premises OF Mr.. Jacob
eex early 9estordsy morning. Wnen the owner
awoke he found his property ahlaxs. WIN ,ne
asslstancc OF friends be kept tins nre from n.s
dweilinx In addition 70 the bnildinR peer,
Tar - calves, throe hogs, about 900 pounds OF
inrd. al mnlhtnery used In tho engine room'
and 3 Windmill on the place were destloYou. o..
The loss v estimated at abont SS,oovs wniis sne
insurarlee amounts only 70 el,SO0'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
MILWAUKEE BANK SuSPeNCS.
The PiankInton Institution win PIanh
Up No More--An Assignment.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June I.-The Piankingtcu
bank, which was involved In tho Y. A. Tappan
faiiure, closed rs doors this morning. Ths fail
urs was owing solely TO bad banking. Cashier
Momsen promises TO give out n statements Ht
noon. A largo crowd Of depositors surrounds
the bank. but everything Is orderly.
Late this afternoon the bank made an ssslgn-
men,, the court appointing William Plankinpcn
assignee. His bond was fixed at ei,G00,0 600,
which was Immediately furnished. The suroties
are Congressman John Mitchell, David tergu-
con, vics-president OF tho Wisconsin Fire and
Marine Insurance Bank, and Charles Ray. presi-
dent Of the National Exchange Bank.
About the same tims Fred. I. Day. president
Of the Plankinton Rank, made q personal as
signmenI George n. Wiswell, United States
Marshal. is named a. assignee. Ills bond 10
1900. 900,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Upright Piano fre..

Hume-Mnor Company. on Ninth stxeek
is going to give away another beautiful
Grand Upright Piano free. IL you contem-
plate purchasing piano, sn organ. lnuzfe:
book, or ANYTHING in the music line, or q
you have piano and it needs tuning o.
repairing. see Hume Minor Company nrsts
and you may get the beautiful piano nees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
Mt. NernoO.

the home and tomb Of Washington, IL now
within twenty minutes of Alexandra by
the Washington. Alexandria aud Mt. Yer.
non railway. Trains run at intervals Of
thirty minutes between the Washington
Southern railway depot and Mt. Vernon.
Fare, 10 cents in each direction.
You can leave Richmond Gt 7;45 A. NJ.
spend four hours at Sit. Vernon. aud reach
home at 9:33 L. NJ. same day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
IOWA paoHIBITIoNlsTs.
state Convsnsion for State
Onscss-Rssolattons.
[By telegraph to tho Dispstch.l :.

DEs MoISRs, Iowa, Juno 1.-The largest State
convention Of tho Prohibition party ever held In
the State Is assembled as the Young Mems
Christian Association auditorium this morning,
with a. u. C0ses, OF Perry, In the chair. The
tng tho enforcement OF tho prohibitory IaW
thfoughout tho state; the retorstion Of the form.
Or rigtd restrictions Of pharmacy laws the reneal
uf the sherman silver law and . change OF the
rate q ouenege By putting dolisrs worth O
ire and unrestricted; woman Suffrage; rossrtc-
tion a. tnu1srottOn; 0pposttion 70 haaty and
lndlna1u1nato naturo11na0ons repeal Of tnd
0ses -: sn1 essslssSn g - n.ssiss sssssy. ssI
~ osv11un cussahx =. sx,v., 4 Ana:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

Tne Free Dispsnsary reccntiy essaonsneo y
ssreeS NJ formally opened yester4Ays and IN
me evsnIng there pes pheasant Rouse -sfm- ,
ne" neffeshmenN we're sefved ena ~ excsss sS
ie;t mpsirsl peyGremms ~ senasssa = s''e
Pss ~ : "a 1sssys ~ ~ vsas =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02
The MISSISSIPPI STORM.
Two Persons Killed and Number IpjuYed
at Rossdaic. tf
[By Telegraph % the DisDatcll.I

10y toieSlbpu W tno DiDDotcusi
MEMPHIS, June Ian Appeai-A ratones spo-
ciar from Rosodsie. Miss-. ssys; cyclone struck
this town at O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
tho roar OF the wind drowned tho cries Of the
wounded. The sceuo was awful In tfs grandeur
and bcggars description. Tho killed are ~ f0i.
lows: ". I. B0wdor to0Aored minis<ef) ana wile
Last Of wounded: Nrk Captain KILLER, John
Water, A. ". Foote, Lncas yesI. and Lynn
Robipson, the two lasg named colorod Twenty
houses were either wrecked OF badly damaged.
Among them were the faptiss aod Methcdist
churches and the City Bank. Many occus
pod By coiored people we're blown down and
uees and fencss vsro carried away ~ me VINO
sronx IN AExAAms.
HorH, AxE.. June 1.-Howard county va
swept 81 : tsrrine storm of vidd and ram yes.
terday Afternoon, resulting In l0o o. uxe aoo
great destruction OF property. County. Ae9eeoof
stewart aud tVo children aye repogted ksled y
the collapse ot their houss. Aany brfqeN ene
trsasIcs GonG dif1srsps r@tltoad1 veee KreeHe1
and several hundred feet d me Aexo1eo4 e44
Lou otana 3 troad veg9 vanhtd eNey. 119 99ta
service Is spAndoaed hAyy1eoaUs spe cenely
tanass uomesays peeP:ssy: ~ s.spsI E sSs{: ~.
hur1, and decoo 1u1ode go y,1& NV -
S1rtL Lco % proDes<ys 90. coo wl1a4n 1er
"a, llvfne Twelve nlie. conl1Yue - ~
~ VSSss6 aQsys ,1he l}ee e1e1ly -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

Card.
In calling attention TO our celebrated
Roller-Tray, which r. the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which -
made in every way superior To all other
trunks. we beg 10 say that We warrant it
repairs TO them free Of charge.
Very respectfully.
ii. w. RouSTRER 4 BROTHER.
Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

The South has befors this joinsd the North Ia
dong homer q Grant L = nos the pen o. bro
teers-of se.s q ses eoaatry eeern1ee shoes
have n thelr dsad chlofIQ6nx rpRan9tb spoe5k
d.ss:: q s'::iis; e ~ sc sssss ss : " : =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

HAVE Your CARPETS CLEANED. secured
and packed away for the summer. Steam
Dyeing, Securing. and Carpet-CieaninS
Works, Mrs. A. J. Pyle. proprietress. an
north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

The BIichie Two-Ouncs Bag. sc.
The very best Smoking Tobacco made.
A trial will convince you.
We arc situated in the centre OF the
Golden Belt. where the fnest-textuIe
and st-favored tobaccos are grown. We
guarantee our tobacco not TO bite tho
tongue: to be free from dirt and stems.
Manufactured by the Niche Tobacco
Company. Henderson, N. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

Cusrd Against Disease
By keeping the system IN . hssltny coadNaeo
With Dr.. David's Liver Pslls Tucnfy.dve eooen
Tor . box Of 20 pals; boxes tor 81.
OWES Ntxos DHuo CosvAnv,
Rchmonh. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

when Baly wss sck. ws savo her castosA
whsn shsws cAud. che cried for cassosiA
wAsn 10 became xiss, shs chung 70 cAaasiA
Nh. shs had childrsa. shs gave than oaseu1o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

Cas- and Electric-Chandelier and
Globes. New designs and low prices.
john BowEgs.
No. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

Have you seen the Ridgway" kefrige-
ra.or or Eddy" Ice.Chest? They are the
best and cheapest. at
JOIN BoyERs's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

Round trip 10 Norfolk or Newport News
bv steamer ARIEL next Saturday night at 10
o'clock. See advertisement. Tickets also
good to return the following Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

Many psrsous sre bsoken down fvo4 syu4
work o. household cares. brownn uun 49,
eeSs 81 bils. and earee malaria = QDu114
Soalo ~ womsn and cAtdrsn- !,