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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
No Provision Thus Far for tho Review
Next May.
lBy telegraph 70 The Dlspa,ch.

WAsHTS0ToS. y. c.. February s--The
naval Appropriation bill. as agreed upon by
the House Committee on Naval Affairs.
carries an aggregate appropriation in round
numbers of 500. .6O7 900. The Appropriation
Tor tho current fscal year IL S23. sos, ,266,
and the estimate for next year was S2i.-
773. .93S. there is no APPROPRIATION in the
bill for the proposed naval review next
NAV. The estimates for this purpose were
seat 20 the Committee on Appropriations,
which did not act on them, and az there
were no estimates before IT the naval COM
mitteo could not consider the matter. The
Senate. therefore, Will have to be looked
TO for the appropriation TO carry out the
promises implied IN our invitation TO for
eign powers.
one new gun-bOat ia authorized. and for
payments on vessels heretofore authorized
to be built S6, 100 600 IS appropriated under
the head Of " construction aud nac chinery "
and S250,OO0 under the head of equip.
mcnt."
The following appropriations for new
public works are made: Brooklyn navy
yard. continuation of quay wall. improve
ments, etc, S30O000. to be paid for from
the proceeds OF the sale of a portion OF
the navy-yavd; Portsmouth. n. H., Sl5,-
0JJ; Boston. $50 900; League Island, 49,
900 fand there is still unaccOunted Tor. on
motion of Representative McAleer,
about SGO,cDO ADDITIONAL; Washington
navy-yard, S3O.50O; Norfolk navy-yard,
5000; Port Royal. S. c., Sll.250; Mare
Island. Cal, Sil.Gis; Puget Sound, con
tinuatiou of .dry-dock works. S255.O0O; {;
Naval Academy at Annapolis. $4,000 {;
naval observatory, SIG. 800: general re-
pairs and prescrvauous, S275,OW Inc
other items Of the bill are mostly Of rou-
tine character. the largest being 97541.-
90 for pay of the navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Louisiana Thousands Starving.


CHICAGO, Ill. February 8.-A dispatch
from Memphis, Tenn, says: -Four thou
sand people in Concordia and Catahoula
Parishes. in the northern part Of Louisiana,
are on the verge If starvation. Intorma-
ton received from that section yesterday
shows that the people are III pitiable con-
diuon and that unless relief is given them
at once many deaths from starvation will
result. The floods of last summer destroy
ed their crops. and the water remained so
long that II was not possible to plant corn
or anything else bevond some .quickly-ma-
turing vegetables. Hence hundreds moved.
but thousands were unable 10 leave. and
those remaining have subsisted during the
winter on wild game, but now they bave
nothing to keep body aud soul together.
The presidents of the different exchanges
in Memphis, Vicksburg, and New Orleans
have called meetings of their organizations
to raise funds for the sufferers: The New
Orleans Board of Trade heads the list with
50 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
New Books.

4 Hand Book ofhe History. Organization. and
Methods Of Work Of he Young Mems Chris
tan ASSOCIATION. Edited by II. 5. NINDE,
J.T. BoWEE, and ERsHN UHI.. New York:
The International Committee OF Young
Mems Christian Association. AS pages.
Every department OF Christian Assocla-
ton work is treated in this volume. II is
a complete guide for both officers and
members OF associations.
The American SIBERIA. By j. G. POWELL,
captain of the Florida convict camp.
Chicago: DoSAHUE. HENSEBE8RY ~ Co.
355 pages.
This book purports to relate fourteen
years experience IN convict camp IN the
South.
The Plan of Fate. By HERMAN BJURsrEN.
Chicago: DoSAHUE, HESNEBERRY Co.
737 pages.
A romance of life in Sweden.
The Story Of Clouds Mus. BY JoRS W..
CLAMPETT. Chicago: DosAHuE, HESSE-
BERRY i Co. 1877 pages.
A Lucky Mshdp. A Novel. BY Fred
WIrrRocK. Chicago: DosAHuB, HESSE-
BERRY il Co. 405 pages.
Sea Neto Abbey. BY FLORENCE WARDEN.
author of Tho House on the Marsh, "
Nurse Revels Mistake" missing "A
Young GIRL" etc., etc. New York (:
LOWELL, CoRYELL d Co. 43, As, and AZ east
Tenth street. 1853 pages. Price 6Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
MARITIME PROGRESS.
THE RAISING OF OLD GLORY ON THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
What the President Regards as the Crown
ing Act of His Administration
Elaborate Preparations.
IBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch. ]

WASHINGTON. d. c.. February s.-Ihe
preparations made for celebrating the
raising Of the American flag upon the In
man steamer New York are quite elabo-
rate. The President, who regards the act
OF the City of New York and the City OF
Paris taking an American register and
sailing under the Union Jack as the crown
ing act Of his administration. will himself
pull up the flag. He will be accompanied
TO New York by all the members OF his
Cabinet. and on the occasion there viii
also be present the members of the Senate
and House Naval-Affairs Committees. DIS
tlnguished members OF Congress, the prin,;
cipal officers of the Navy Department. and
a number of invited guests. A special
tram conveying the party under charge
of George w. Boyd. assistant general pas,
senger agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY, will leave Washington for New
York at o'clock IN the morning OF teo-
ruary 22d. arriving in New York little
after II o'clock. Breakfast will be served
on the train.
TIE PREsIpEsI's PART.
At 12 O'clock sharp the President VIII
haul up the American flag upon the CITY
OF New York amid the firing OF guns
from adjacent forts, the whistling OF
innumerable steamboats, and the guns
from the American men-of-war IN
the barbor. Accompanied by several
meu-Of-Tar. the City OF New YORK
will make a short trip down the bay, and
on the way an elaborate lunch will be
| served. Dinner will be served on the tram
on the return trip to Washlngtop, which,
1t is expected, Will be completed by IL
O'Clock at night.
Officials of the Inman Line were here to-
| day aud perfected all the arrangements,
which are 10 be carried out in a manner
! befitting m occasion which marks new
era IN American maritime progress.
MORE OCEAN GRRYHoUNDs.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, February s.-The
| contracts Tor the construction OF two swift
steamers tor the international Navigation
| Company were signed yesterday by VII
liam Cramp d Sons, of this city. The
| steamers will be faster than either the
| Paris or the New York. and tho work viii
be pushed as rapidly Is possible, IN order
that the vessels can be placed on the new
! southampton route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Fnst-Natl Subsidy.
LBy teIegraph % tho Dlspatch.l

WAsHIS8roS. u. c., February S.-Ihe
House Committee on Post-Ofices and
Po,t-Roads to-day heard c. x. GALLOWAY,
Of the Atlautic-Coost Line. make an areu-
ment in behalf Of that road for share III
the subsidy allowed for special mail facili-
ties from New York 20 southern points.
4 he Coast Line has had this privilege for
the past twelve years. but made no bud for
10 for the ensuing year, and the right was
Granted 10 other roads. Sir. Galloway ex-
planned that the Coast Line. under the
schedule 1t had made. could not carry the
fast mail for the amount approprated Tor
that purpose. but that Vt had changed its
schedule and could now handle the mail
without loss, and would, therefore. like a
share Of the subsidy. The committee
took no action in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
QUEEN LILPS SIDE.
Appeal to the President on Behalf o.
Hawaips Late Ruler.
tBy teIegraph 70 tho Dlspatch.


ST. LOUIS, February S.--A letter has been
received here from John +. Colbur Il.
Minister Of the Interior of Hawail, in
which he outlines the position Of the q e.
posed Queen. OF whom he is supporter.
The letter was addressed 10 j. II. CAM, Of
this city, whose wife is an aunt OF Sir.
Colburn's. Mr.. GAM was asked to
forward the letter 10 President
Harrison. which he has done. 1t
was dated January 18th. Colbu7n' )
story of the events which led up to
the deposition of the Queen agrees mainly
with the stories told by the commissioners
Of the provisional government, but pro-
tests against the action of United States
Minister Stevens and the commander Of
the Boston, and says the dethrOnement OF
the Queen was uncalled for and un-
warranted, and WAS a violation OF
the rights of native Hawallans. He
says the Queen and her Cabinet were
removed under protest and now await A
hearing before the United States Govern
ment. The steamer which carried the
representatives of the provisional govern
ment refused TO carry representatives, or
the Queen, but the ietter says the legitl-
mate government will be heard ron later.
Mr.. CAM. in forwarding COlburn's letter,
appeals 10 the Presidents sense OF JUSTICE
to stop and consider before upholdng the
usurpation of foreigners in the little king
dom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

vie street near Grove avenue. 5000: same
70 W. G.. Wilkinson. 20 feet on same near
same, 5000; Jerry NJ. Funn and wife 70
Eliza Stewart, 16 TIA feet on east side
Goddin street near Calhoun, 500; Philip
Lybarger and wife to Lizzie Wright. A. feet
on north side Holly street near Belvidere,
$3.50 J. Montague ana wife TO Frank l..
Montague 20 f-6 feet on east side Eleventh
street between Clay and Leigh. subject TO
deed Of trust of S2.l5O, S3.253; d. @. Rich
ardsoD, special commissioner. 20 Henry
Kaufelt, 10 feet on west side Williamsburg
avenue between Denny and Louisiana
streets; Lewis Stewart and wife TO Jerry
NJ. Funn, II feet on north side Baker street
near Tyler. $1,000; Sarah NJ. Woodson TO
Theodore Janning. 20l1 feet on east side
Beech street near Taylor, $3.50; Franz
Schultz to Edward Norrei, 20 feet on
north side Moore street between Harrison
and Hancock. $3.50: Henry Flegenhemer
to Moses Thalhimer, 81 feet on south side
Grace street near Ryland. s.; Nora b. and
Thomas ID. Newell to M. NJ. Hawthorne,
Is 5-f2 feet on west side Lombardy street
between Floyd and Main. S2.i00 Carrie
ana Moses Thalhimer TO Henry Flegen-
heimer, 81 feet on south side Grace street
near Ryland. as; Mary 5. Tyrer's trustee
to Hermine A., wife of Joseph Tolker. 22
feet on south side Leigh street between
Norton and Kinney, $3.50.
Henrico Archer Anderson. Jr., special
commissioner. to f.. Campbell, GO feet on
west side Lucke street and 12S feet on
Luck street. southwest corner York. SN
C. Il. Boggs and wife 10 II. J. Cottrell,
632s teet on east side Williamsburg ave-
nue.. S275: T.. Campbell and wife 10 Charles
". Campbell, 80 feet on west side Lucks
street near York. 500; Isaiah Il. Morrell
aud wife 10 Derious Esrcoe, one lot in
Highland Springs, 500; Ernest Is. wilson
10 Consolidated B. x B. Association, 20
feet on south side Carrineton street near
Pink. S24O Highland Park Company TO A.
+. Slaughter. Lot IL IN Square II. 800 Ed
mund ). Read and wife TO Benjamin H.
Camp and James II. Watkins. one lot in
Highland Springs. 800; Moses +. John
son from l.. II. Spence, trustee. co feet on
north side Graham street between Gillian
and Marshall. Sl00.S0; same from ii. Sell
don TAYLOR, trustee. the above property,
Sl50.jO: T.. W. Darlington, special COM
missioner. to George W. Clarke, s313 acres
lear White Oak Swamp, $500; John II.
Nucko's trustee TO Virginia State In
surance Company, 20 feet on K street,
northwest corner Thirtieth, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
w4lsKsY-TRusT INVESTIGATION.
Testimony ns to the Destruction OF the
Shufeldt Distiliery.
fRvtelograph 10 the Dispatchl


WAsur.GroN. d. C.. February Sin the
whlskey-trust investigation to-day before
the House Judiciary Committee Thomas
Dewer testified tbat lie was approached by
Gibson. secretary of the Dlstllling and
Cattle-Feeding Company, and requested to
assist IN destroying the Shufeldt disuIcry.
lie stated that Gibson said he could give
him something that If put under the tank
Il alcohol in the cisteTn-roOm would go off
inafew hours. no one would know anything
about it. and the difficulty of his company
in Chicago would be done away with. He
was TO get $4,000 in case Of success md
= .0Ol IN case Of failure. Subsequently, on
the advice of his superior revenue agent,
Somervillc met Gibson and accepted &" the
thing" and Gibson explained how TO use
il. Saw Gibson the following day and
tod Gibson he would probably have to 90
10 other dlstillerles and would not have a
chance TO use it. Was then ordered to ST.
Iaul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Southern Baseball.
fRv telegraph To the Dispatch.

10y IUI0sIHIH 70 VII7 "I'F'-47'I
ATLANTA. Ga. February s.-The South
cru League of Baseball Clubs held their
regular meeting IN this city TO-DAY. The
principal work done was the adoption OF a
schedule for the coming season.
The most important action OF the base
hall meeting was the creation of a sinking
fund by tie deduction of per cent. OF
the gross receipts at eacn game. The
Southern League on the subject of rule
changes recommends that the fiat bat be
abolished; that tue pitcher go back from
five TO ten feet, and that foul-bunts be
ca1la1 afr,kaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
proDsrty Transfers.

Richmond Isham Ii. Freeman and wife
to Orion ID. King, 81 feet on west side
Twenty-seventh street between and I.
$500; W. L. Nuckols's trustee to L. B.
Francis, so feet ON south side Venable
street, near Pickett. $4,000 ID. Q. Richard
son, special commissioner, 10 Henry kau-
felt, 10 feet on west side Williamsburg
avenue between Denny and Louisiana
feet on same between same; Ambrose
Cartons executor to Adelaide A. Hunger
ford's trustee, 2i1S feet on west side Four
teenth street near Franklin. $4,000; Will
liam BENJAMIN Davis and wife TO Littleton
Fitzgerald, ~ feet on south side Cathe-
rine street between Norton and Harrison,
$500; j. thompson Brown and wife TO w.
Lucisn Thomas. 20 feet on west side Hsr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
GcorrIa central Rehabilitation.

10y IHITFINIII % IIIV IIIli7-IsITIfI
NEW YORK, February s.--1he Mercantile
Trust Company was prepared to-day TO re-
ceive deposits Of securities under the pro-
posed reorganization plan. by which the
Central Railroad ana Banking Company Of
Georgia IL TO be put on its feet again. At
the Office Of tho trust company 1t was
stated this morning that although no de-
posts had been made the committee were
hopeful Of receiving majority OF the Sc
cufities. They were unable TO give any
estimate of what could be depended upon.
as il is not known where the securities are
held or what per cent. OF those Interested
favor the committee-reorganization plan,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
rncrimnrs 90 ROM.

fBy Anglo American cabio 10 the DispatchlI
LONDON, February s.-A number Of Irish
pilgrims. conducted by Bishop Il. 4. Shoe
han. of Waterford and lIsmore, started
from London to-day on the wav tO Rome.
10 congratulate the Pope on his episcopal
jubilee. he pilgrims convey 90 Rome an
elaborate address IN tho Irish-Gaelio
tongue % be presented 10 his Holiness.
The majority of tho pilgrims arc priests,
and among them il Father McFadden, Of
Gweedore who was denounced IN Par ia
ment by Colonel Saunderson as "a murder.
Gus ruifian." an epithet which Colonel
Saunderson withdrew. few laymen and
a fair number OF ladies' accompany tho
pilgrims, and all the pilgrims wear medals
SUSPENDED by white ribbon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Those Dynamite Guns.

PoRr ROYAL. s. C.. February s.-Little
other work other than such a. related to
future tests Of the Nesuyius's guns was ac-
compllshed in Port ROYAL Sound TO-DAY.
The Vesuyius left her station at 1880 o'clock
this morning and anchored near the Phila-
delphia OF Bav Point. The Wahneta laid
at Port Royal dock over night and follow
ed the Vesuvius a few hours later. She car
ried the representatives, of the press and
was employed throughout the day in as
sisting steam-launches in LAYING out a
course for the eun-trials. Before night
fall the course was completed and the tar
pet stationed. Gunpowder shells will be
fred tomorrow, but there - scarcely a
hope that the experiments with the hlgh
explosives will begin before Monday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
NOT OUR FUNERAL.
Congressman-EiectC Cannon Badly Beaten
bya Feliow-Repnblican.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

SpR1NGFIEID, ILL. February S.-COn-
gressman-elect Cannon and State-Senator
bacon had a personal encounter in the
lobby OF the Leland Hotel this morning,
when resulted IN painful but not serious
injury to tho Congressman's nose and
face. Cannon fell TO the floor from the
blows which werc rained upon hlm. while
the Senator. wi is many years the Con-
gressman's ju,. or and has something OF a
reputation Of an athlete, escaped without
a scratch. Each Of the belligerents
charged the other with being the aggres,,
eor. but the general belief is that both Of
the men were rather "eager for the fray"
Cannon aud Bacon have for some years
been leaders of rival factions in the Re-
publican party. Ths Congressman at;
tributes his defeat in the congressional
election two years ago 10 the opposition
or iethargy OF the Bacon faction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
RalInfInN for Senafnrs.

HELENA. Mont, February s.-The vote
for United States senator to-day resulted
Clark. q; Dixon, y; Sanders, 81. 1ierney
(Democrat), one Of Clark's men, voted fol
Sanders (Republican). No choice.
CHEYENNE, WYo., February s.-Iht
eighteenth ballot for United States sepa-
tor. taken at noon to-day. resulted as fol
lows: A. l.. New Democrat), IL: ;. W.
Downey Republican,, Il; w. II. Halliday
Democrat). 7; q. w. Baxter (Democrstl
2; William Brown tPopullst). D; 4. Cnat-
terton (Republican) and George h. BecE
Democrat), l.
OLYMpIA, WASH, February s.-The fifty
third and ifty-fourth ballots for senator
taken to-day resulted as follows Allen
A Turner, 90; Griggs. q; scattering, ~
No choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
nehel. Ac.in,t TnkatIon.

IBy Anglo-Amercan cabio ~ mo DlsDa,chl
BuENos AYRFs, February s.-Tho gov
ernment troops sent 70 the Province
of Santa Fe 10 quoil tho instruction OF
the agricuturists against tho wheat
tax succeeded IN capturing 200 OF
the rebels. who wero conducted as prison.
era to Santa 20, tho capital. There tho
Governor OF the province delivered an ad-
dress reminding them Of the folly OF their
resistance t. lawful authority. He then
ordered thoir liberation. The wheat tax
il being generally resisted by tho agricul-
tural colonies throughout Argentina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

lbYtolsgraph I" ti' bi9ots'I'l
WASHINGTON. ID. c., February ct now
annear. that tho recent purchasers Of the
wv Citv race-track are TO have some
trouble over the sale OF pools at the
course. a. thelaw prohibits gambling with
IN one mule of the boundaries Of Wash
ington. The situation of the track
is pecuhar-part of 1t l. within tho mile
limit aud a small portion of 1t without.
The pool-lawn Is included IN the distance
territory and it will have to be moved out
side the line. It "a said bv some that TINS
viii NOT evade the law, IA the horses on
which the. bets are made will be within
tho limits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

Ladies who use cosmetics or powders TO
cover up or hide a bad complexion, do not
know that I. A. Miller, Eltth and Broad
streets, can furnish them with Blush OF
Roses. which IL clear as water. purfes
the skin, and positively removes black
heads and all skin diseases, takes the
shiny look from the face and whltons IL
qoon "a appltei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
rrirnte RnnI.ers Ell.

WuErsnAERr. Pa, February The in
dividual banking house of +. V. Rockafol-
low & Co. closed its doors tins morning.
II was one of the oldest banking instltu.
tions in this section, and the people had
the utmost confidence in its soundnese.
No official statement has N yet been made
AMI whether 1t Is bad failure or not can
not as yet be stated. Great excitement
prevails here among buslness-men over the
affair. Eockaferow explains that a sudden
demand was made upon him for currency
by other banks here which he could not
meet. He expresses the opinion that he
will pay all liabilities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Dr. McGIynn Sails sputh.

NEw YORK, February s.--Rev. DR.. Ed
ward McGlynn sailed Tor Savannah this
afternoon on the steamer Kansas, City.
The parishioners Of ST. Stevens church,
representatives Of the Anti-Poyertv So
clety. and hundreds of DR.. McGlynn's s
friends. were assembled on the pier
when the steamer moved ont into
the stream, and cbeered their tayerite
Justify. The Doctors state-room was
made perfect bower Of beauty By the
numerous floral gifts of his admirers. Be
fore DR.. McGlynns departure 1t was said
that he had been invited to 20 to Rome
after his southern visit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Tas esIT .sn PARLIAMENT.
SIR. GIsdstons speaks for His Governmen
l..

nr. GIsdstors speaks for HIS Government
and Is sustained.
[By Anglo-American cable to the DIsps.ea.l
LONDON, February s.--The House. OF
Commons reassenbled OF noon to-day.
and Mr. Gladstone at once announced
that he would tomorrow or Friday move
suspension OF tha rule under whicA tho
House rises at midn.ght. The evidence OF
the Prime Ministers intention 70 bring
the debate on the address IN reply 20 the
Queens speech to an end as speedily as
possible. SO that he may Introduce the
home.rule bill at the time fixed tMoaday
next was greeted Win cheers bv the sup
on the address was then resumed.
Jesse Colhpgs, who represents tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

mace. which was for a moment dened by
Mr.. Pickler, came out successful. bat Mr..
Picker also carried hrs point 10 certain
extent by forcing the adoption OF an
amendment providing that the commits
sion shall have no jurisdiction 10 inquire
into or to report on pension legislation.
without disposinc OF the bill the CON-
mittee rose. and the House, at $40 ad-
journed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Canadian AnnexatlOnists Plentiful.

10y ttIHkIaII W wv I''7sT'77'-''
OTTAWA. ONr., February S.-A member OF
the Cabinet said TO-DAY that, following up
the dismissal from the public service
Yesterday Of Cosgrove OF Toronto
Tor signing an annexation manifesto
tho government Is hunting up eVl-
dence OF treason against large nun
Lor of government officials who have de.
clared themselves annexationists. and
Who II the charges are proved against
them. will share similar fate. Speaking
on the subject. n Liberal member OF Parla-
ment said II the government was gong 20
weed ali annexatiouists out OF the puoic
service It would be pretty well deserted oY
the time it got through with the JoO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09
Hampton-Roads Review.

WAsHNGroN. ID. C., February S.-Minis--
fer ID, rham has notified the Department
of State that there Is no longer any neces-
atty for the presence OF the United States
steamship Allan in lIaitien waters, and or
ders have been issued bv the Navy Depart
,nent to her commander 10 complete his
cruise IN tho West Indies so as 10 arrive at
Hampton Roads carly in the spring for
snecial service in connection with the
preparatlons for the naval review.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

A,sav with them! Take simmons LIVER
RegYlator for that torpid liver which has
ruf your digestive powers out OF gear;
'rhst's at the bottom OF the blues. and
,sben YOU take Summons Liver Regulator
~on strike st the root OF the evil, and
everything else that is wrong goes With it
No more Indigestion. Dyspepsia, or b,i'
iousnsss. Tnat sounds bright enough
and is true.