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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
AGAINST W. c. p. BRECKENRIDGE.
breach of-Promise suit Brought by Miss
Madeline v. Pollard.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., August l2.-ln the
Suureme Court OF the DistrctOf Columbia
to-dav sult was filed for $50 900 for breach
Of promise against Represe ntatiyo W. =.
y Brcckinridge, of Kentucky, by Made
line Y. Pollard. The plaintiff charges
that ia April, 1884, when she was
n years old and student at the
Wesleyan Female Seminary ct Clnclnnau,
Size was met on the tram travelling
from school TO Frankfort, NY, where she
had been called on account OF the grave
illness of her sister. by W. I. L. BrecKlh-
ridge, who made her acquaintance on the
plea of hls knowing her family. ana that
She was hattered by his attentions. know
ing who he was and regarding Nun as
very prominent nun, and that on me so
dav of August. 1884, he came TO see her at
the seminary and got PERMISSION OF tho
president for her to dine with nun, ana ol
wiles and Srufces and protesstauons OF
affection subsequently took advantage Vi
her youth and inexperlence;
From time 70 time, the plaint'u alicges'
the date tor the marriage was postpOhe"'
until ON the 18th day OF July, she alleges
that Nr. Breckinridge wrOngfully ana III
lurlously married another woman MIS-;
Louisa Wing, who was then reslueht Oh
the city or Louisville.
The plaintiff IN the case was lot solue
time an employee III one OF the oepAIt-
ments here, but shortly aiter tno uoIsi,
of General Sherman was dismissed, IL was
said for the making OF derogatory re-
mark respecting the dead General !he
announcement OF her engagement 70 mr.
Breckenridge and the subsequent Dreek-
inc of of that engagement and Mr.. bteoh'
infidge's marriage created sehs"'i"H ="
tho capital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
ToeAcco-sTAMP MATTER.
Messrs. Williams and Atkinson So Far Tn.
successful at Washing ton.
From oar Regular Correspondent

From Oar Regular Correspondentl
WASHINGTON. August 12-Messrs. T. G.
Williams and Thomas Atkinson, repre-
senting the tobacco industry Of Rich
mond, arrived here this morning, and IN
company with Representative Wise went
TO the Treasury Department 20 confer
with the officials regarding the difficulties
IN the way Of raising frnds for tho pay
ment Of stamps. Ii was stated 70 MesSrs,
Hemlln and Curtis, the officials with whom
the visitors cOnveTsed. that tho Richmond
banks could not supply the necessary
currency. and the tobacco manufacturers
would like 10 make other arrangement
for the purchase Of stamps. Messrs Ham
lin and Curtis said that the government
could take nothing but currency IN pay
ment for stamps. and that checks could
not be taken. They expressed regret and
said that tho only way out OF tao trouble
was with the banks.
wHIsKEY pIsTILLRRs TROUBLED ALSO.
The whiskey distillers have had the
same trouble and likewise have appealed
TO the department. IL Is feared that un-
less the strlngency is soon over many OF
the tobacco-faetoTies will be compelled TO
suspend operat ons, temporarily at least.
Messrs. Williams and Atkinson later IN
day visited the Capitol aud listened awhile
to the debate IL the House on the silver
question,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Sayings and DoIngs OF Home-Folks in the
Federal Capital.
tFrom our regular Correspondent.


rFrom our regular Correspondent
WAsH1vGToN. d. c.. August l2.-Colonel
s. Wexford Corbn was also well-known
Virglulan 81 the Capitol to-day. This
morning he called at the Agricultural De-
partnent with Colonel O'Ferrall to have a
conference with Secretary Morton. Colo
mel Corbin IS endorsed by the Virginia
delegation for the position OF Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture. He left this
afternoon for King George county.
CLERK PETrIr's SUCCESSOR.
Mr.. Z. b. Wade, of Tennessee, was to-
DAY appointed a Reading Clerk OF the
of Fluvanna county. Va. MIR. BuTkhead.
Of Whiteville. \. G.. WAS also candidate
for the position and was strongly backed
by the entire North Carolina delegation.
Representative Jones spent some time
at the Post-Ofice Department this morn
ing making recommendations III regard TO
mail-routes and pOstmastershlps IN the
interest Of his constituents.
WILL NOT DE WITH Is.
Mr.. Jones will not be able 10 attend the
Richmond convention next week. MI
Tucker saws he Will not be present either
nor will Mr.. Epes. Farmer Edmunds IS
undecided as get. All OF the balance OF
the Virginia delegation Will be on hand.
MIR. r. II. Mcguire of Oxford, n. g.,
who tainted Yesterday while looking at
the Getty burg panorama, IS all rlSht TO-
day and was at the capitol.
SWANSON AND TYLER.
Congressman Swanson is busy preparing
his proposed speech On the Anauclhi ques-
ton. - ~.
aud Treasury departments this morning.
Secretary Herbert IS out Of town, and the
proposed changes az the Norfolk navy
yard are stll delayed.
Judge HOke, Of Lincolnton, n. O., Is in
the city.
o'FERRALL HIMSELF AGAIN.
Colonel O'Ferrall. who has been unwell
for the past two days, was IN his seat at
the House again to-day.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA ArToBNEYsHIP.
The North Carolina candidates for As
sistaut United States Attorney IN the
Western District of that state have gope
home believing that no action will be
taken until after the President returns.
and therefore It is useless for them 10 re
main here.
POsT-oFFICR ITEMS.
OF the Sc fourth-class postmasters APP
polnted to-day IA were 80 MI vacancies
| caused by deaths and designations. Among
the appointments were:
North Carolina Fair Bluff, Column bus
county. j. b. Waddell rice L. NJ. Smith, re-
moved. -,
Vircinia-Flag Pond Scott county. Miss
F. {. JoyLer cice q. W. Roblnette, re-
signed; keysvllle. Charlotte county. j. Z.
/ Fabanks rsce j. IL. DAVIS, removed; Knobs
( Campbell county, w. h. Camp zee Alex
ander Harris, resigned; Tower Hill, Apo
| mattox county, Ii. c. Doss U.oe I. Hanson,
resigned
EDITOR HANDY MAY 60 ABROAD.
! Mr. II. II. Handy, editor of the Eastern
/ C50ys Hrrnd Eastyille, Northampton coun-
/ Nv. il is thought has good chance OF be-
inc appointed to consulate. Ar. Handy
/ Is still here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
QUARANTINE AGAISsT BRUNSWICK.
Electric 8revtties.

The Peoples Bank at Lewisburg, Tenn,
suspended payment yesterday.
The following notice was posted on the
doors of the bank of f. X. Smith, at Co
lumbia, Pa. Yesterday morning CLOSED
for the present to liquidate." The bank
IS q small one.
The First National Bank Of GadsdeD.
Ala, suspended payment Yesterday morn
ing. Capital stock. $4,000; deposits
$50, 900. The directors assure deposltors
that they will be paid IN full.
The Commercial Bank of Brooklyn, n.
Y. a State institution. failed to open yes
tcrdav morning. the following notice be
ing posted Oh it's doors; This bank !!
compelled 70 close temporarily. j. ).
Vail, Cashier"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
We Rise to the Occasion.

to move the consideration OF the ques-
ion of economy of the public OF Rich
mond. Economy can't DO considered
At all without an inspection of our stock
of Clothing. Put money where it'll do
the most good. Can cash possibly be
used to better advantage than when con-
yerted into Clothes at such figures as We
sell for :? The word bargain means some
thing when used in connection with
such offers as these. It's bagging a net
profit of 30 per cent. to buy on our
terms. We are selling at under prices
this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

GEORGE W. MAYO, r. NJ, at Ill north
Seventeenth street, unredeemed pledges.
GEORGE w. MAYO, l0jf A. NJ, licenses, iron
safes. furniture, sc.
HIGH CONsTABLK's SALE. 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
at Nc. 2020 east Broad street. groceries, To-
bacco. wagon. harness, &C.
WILLIAM JRSKIfss = SON, In +. NJ, pears,
bananas. orangcs, lemons. &c.
y. X. ELLIS, 1890 A. NJ. household furniture,
horses. harness, vehicles, &C.
A. N. POLLARD. 10if A. NJ, NJ No. 17l3 essj
Aa,n street, forfeitsd pledges, 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
SYMPTOMS.

loss OF Appetite. Bad Breath, Bowels Costive,
Headache with dull, heavy sensation; Pain
under Shoulder blade, often mistaken for Rheu-
matism, Fulness after eating, Discrimination TO
exertion OF body or mind, lrritebihty OF tenn,
ner. low Spirits Tor tho Blues, Restlessness and
q SENSATION OF having left undone something
which ought TO have been done, WEAKNESS, Diz-
illness. dots before the eyes, hghly-colored urine,
itful dreams, constipation, etc.
Indicate want Of action Of the Liver, and for
safe. reliable remedy that can do no harm and
naver known 10 fail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
NEVER AGAINST SILVER.
'-'' eod North Carolina Congressman
4i"ays for Free Coinage.
~ 0aT Nogaiar corrospondenlI

-'A i'F iree Coinage.
q, ''n Oar Regular CorrespondenlI
4. .'. .ioN. ID. G., August l2.-In all
,,.. Is Inat have taken place in Con
g.. 41cng tho past eight wears on the
t,.-' question not a Democratic Sena.
Dr. 81. q. pre-. ntatiYo from either Virginia
s.,.l'A carolina has ever voted with the
I,.. men OF against silver. In the
y,."'L'h Congress there were from
tg.-''-.A eiglt Democrats and two Re-
/. ,'45' atd on the proposition offered
g. HOUSE by Dir. Dibble, Of South
h. c.'L,A,, " suspend the coinage OF silver
io,i,ssu1 Democrats from Virginia voted
k.,r} against the resolution and the two
Re-. -,iissas voted the same way. The
te,' soaiis ~ the House OF that time
a. Mes.fs. Libby and Brady. At the
hsu.s .'.v tho eight Democrats ia the
be- ~, 'oIed Tor 4 bill providing Tor the
1et passed. S'
VI TIE conventions watch pomi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
SAVANNAH FOR REPEAL.
New York Exchange Instead of Currency
for Supplies.
fBy tolcgraph 70 The Dlspatch.l

10y
SAvANNAH, GA. August PA joint meet
ing Of the Board Of Trade and the Cotton
Exchange was held to-day to consider Presl-
dent Cleveand's message. President ID.
q. Purse. OF the Board of Trade, opened
the meeting with an address reviewing the
financial situation. Resolutions were pre-
scented endorsing the views of the Presl-
dent and calling upon the congressman
from this district, Hon. K. +. Lester. and
the senators from this State to assist IN
every way possib Die III repeating the Sher-
man law. The resolutions we're unani-
mously' adopted. A resolution was also
adopted to the effect that all purchases Of
supplies tee paid for by New York exchange
or checks on local banks payable IN ex-
change on New York and that no more
currency be drawn from the banks than Is
absolutely necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

na,el tho present members Of Congress
adopted plauks in the platforms DECLARING
for the free coinage of silver. except last
year perhaps, when, on account OF tue Chi
oaeo platform, II was thought pruper 20
merely endorse the financial plank
therein.
VOORHEES, AGAINST UNCONDITIONAL nEPEAL.
A Virginia member Of the Hou'e says
that a senator has informed him that Soma
tor Voorhees, is opposed TO unconditional
repeal of the sherman law, nlthou On New
York papers insist on putting the Indiana
Senator IN the column of uncon ditional
reDealcrS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WHO
w understands cutting fresh meats and can
also wait in grocery store. Apply 70 1. Is. CHS
LEY. Huh street. Manchester an l@-2t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

NTANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG
w MAN capable and wilhDg-trayellmg or
farm implement work preisrred. Best OF Guy
referenres and bOnd II required. Address c,
care Postmaster. Chester. Va. an III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

A Card from Secretary Preston.
RADFoRD, Va. August IL, 1893.
To ne Editor of the Dispatch
We hope Major Tyler's friends will not
be mIsied by false reports. but DO at the
convention and stand by him. We conn
IDENTIFY believe Colonel O'Ferrall will not
get 500 votes. Wait for the rol-call and
see who is right. HUGH g. PGEsroN,
Secretary Tyler Home Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
The PENSACOLA SCARE.
IL Is Rapidly subsiding-Rsfugees Turned
from Charleston.
IBy telegraph % the Dispatch

WASHINGTON. ID. c., August 12.-sur-
geon-G General Wyman tins morning re-
ceived the following telegram from Passed
Assistant-Sureeon Magruder, Of the Ma
rine Hospital Service. stationed at Pensa-
cola. Pa, touching the yellow-feyer out
break there. no new or suspicious cases
have appeared sinca the two deaths already
rcpo,tsd apd the excitement Is rapidly
subsid,nc. A house, o-houss inspection,
heynn to-day by order Of tha State Health
OGcer. viii be completed sundsy' =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
MISUNDERSTOOD Monday.

FRkTERSAL LODGE, MAsOSS
SYRACUSE LODGE, KNIGHTS or rYTffrAs.
OLD DOMINION LODGE. KNIGHTS or PYfHIAa.
RICHMOND LODGE. oDD-FELLows.
ISDfASOLA THEE, RED MEN.
AsSOwAs Tribe, RED MIN.
GRAY EAGLE TRIBE, Rad MEN.
AURORA COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
IEE COUNCIL. AMERICAN MECHANICS.
PATRICK HENRY COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS
MCNFOED LODGE. TONTI.
RESCUE LODGE, GOOD rENPLARs-
wtST-kND LODGE, GOOD TENPLARS
MYRTLE LODGE. GOOD rEMPLARS.
NGILL CATHOLIC UNION.
GRANITE LEGION or rHE RED CROSS.
"E" COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
STONE Al 90 -. 20. 35, L. 7. A.
sEcfu SOL IS. " GIFTS or PY1HlAS.
BROTne Guo.o ~ l. lc0AoriVB ENGINEERS.
CARPENTERS AND IOIHSRS' UNION.
KINGS COUNCIL, ORDRG or CASSA.
w0HAN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
yyrANTED, EVERY ONETO KNOW

NNI AlN ID, II IlItI VtNIi It y NV "
w that am selling tho BEST QUALITY
WOOD AND COAL at lowest SUMMER PRICES,
| either for money or certified checks on scrip
Without discount "A. X. GARY,
au 13-1t' 5l0 north Eighteenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
oo,d'from liverpool.

fBy Anglo-Americsn Gable TO the Dispa'cn.l
LoSpoy. August l2.--The Cunard-Ldne
steamer Etruria, whioh sailed from LIVER
pool for Naw York to-day. took consign-
meats Of gold smouptiDs IN value 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
-sNt1z c-HHrrss RELIEVED.
"..'r Agrr,mrnt II nders IL I'm
.ssfy o Act "a Ouce.

....'sfy o Act st Ouce.
t-.l 'o The D,spaich.l
ID. C., August Il. The SEN
U Caucus COMMITTEE has ad-
ultl Monday, when they
ri attempt 10 come to-
'1Wou ground. Owing
t coached in the House
.,. .e.s relieved aud sees 10
.rs action on ITS part. The
ID .u.e Wlil devote two weeks
.t tho silver question re-
-fty that existed 10 fOrmu-
ri.sieIY and the probA-
'l, caucOs of Democratic
n'tart lusll. upon the policy
10y rs committee untll to-
-r ~ tne debate IA the House.
'-s'u. 10 IS said. the Finance
l} take more time IN de-
... NH the various measures ie-
.. hli uo, make a report Us early
ANTICIPATED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
THE GOyERNORSHIP.
A FINAL REVIEW or THE FIELD BY
CHAIRMAN FRANK EAST.
His Claims ss TO the Delegates Elected to
Fridsy-seeretary Prsston's State
ment-More Delegates.

HEADouARIxRs
STATE O'FERRALL ORGANIZATION,
NORFOLK, Va. August IA. 1898.
To ne Editor OF he Dispdtch'
Following is table Of the vote to Fri
day, 18th instant. IL is unlikely that the
most sanguine opponent of Colonel
O'Ferrall will now deny the absolute GER
tainty OF his nomination on the first bal
lot. Even Mr. Preston has preserved IN
impressive and eloquent silence SINCE
Richmond and Lynchburg spoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
FuE SILVER DEBATE.
|. u,rter'S Diagnosis Of Uncle
Sans Condition.
,,vrDY FOR STRlNGENCY.
.,,l n Ssrman Iay-llOre Bank Notes
Issue Of Bonds
.~.PENCY FOR STAMPS.
r,prssentatives in Washington
,,.ucessful NJ to Securing
rvFDY FOR STRINGENCY.
.,,9PENcY FOB STAMPS.
p.rvs.entatives in Washington
..ucessful NJ to Securing
,1.,f-reicrai-capital Notes


,.,t-reicrai-Cap capital Notes.
orr. al srapb % the Di'patchl
81. D. C., August 12.-When-
-. rr.,e Of Representatives deter
ESD sessions Tor debate only the
.s .hc focr is generally very
..-q And 1t was so to-day.
rumber Of representatives.
I.r, ,n the six hours session OF
.,..l rs members The
reo was present when MI.
N.w York. was making his
.. rA lie was auen lll'I
r15e strong impression.
a fhn day was made bV
.O.io. who.while douounclng
r." ,r.Ioyized the gentleman
>.... ..sr-. md while declaring
tI...4 party was primarily |
.- fle present SITUATION ulu
.. democrats from blame.
|. "a. v..nnEcauI. OF California,
A'.i Erpulhcan spokesman, |
ra. t..-. q irce-coinage stand !
...- % the bulk OF his party |
ur.. M 4.50 o'clock, the |
3D.. .-... uGtl Monday at IL
.... NOT more than fifty |
..tt- IT. the ha.I. L.. lDoo
Nr. richardson (Deino- |
I.i.. --a". resolution "4s
~ ...tr. printing OF 20,OJO copies OF |
.I .t.- message.
.....t. ..rSps 4 WANING.
90. ,.....r g Alabama. opened the !
ny. ... lls speech begun yes |
..,.i the IioI,e that re- |
.rl.irg clause IN the Shor- !
.....,.r DC followed by any |
.r The moment the pur- !
"i rrueaicd the power of the /
....l strengthened, and they |
.....r advantage with Telent- |
....- things be said: They /
.......f. ID. worse since 1850 IS /
........--. oar peopie make three |
...... tt.r. work three times as /
..r., tunes o. poor.
.....-- .r. made TO me that my |
.-... t- ere not for SILVER coin /
I.....t t.o question; The inte-
81. ..a'. u. uy people - ior Tree !
..-.. .l.t..ls ior them"
...-. Wheeler rod from. Jackson's
..It.. namocratIc platforms Of /
Al OF which. he |
-,..f sd vruoasurei terms the !
.-...t.t1 which has been |
D.. K.rublcau leClsla- !
81. Wr..rvas .aloved by Mr.. Morse
..-. .. ,.aclUsetts. He was |
..r .r favor % repe1llng the pur- |
.... ...-. n tlc sherman act. but /
--...... .. that act. declaring "a
o.. t,r, metals. was fine 1
....-iI e.ar7. 50 much |
...... -....sr. as related 10 /
...t.. .... most uuuuaiifed |
...... ~ tho message was
doctrine.
...... ...,..sos,s
-...i...,. :, .oror
=. .'.-. '..'. '''tiH -. - I 'r'Go
o. .. IN. '' s i-n,u'V - aico-
PAT. ... man taken 10 an
....... ..u.d receive treat
... t.I, would ayree upon /
..... .,-t I.... sans doctors
.... ..r.. .r thrir diagnosis.
l ........- ....fiIieau1. of Ohio,
.,...-. ,,I..t the gentleman
.... ...... o.. musician in the
...... ..,.,.. .t.ut. administration
......, r.. u.,.cIibo nothing for
..er.t.ti
t. H.,,.r r 'A,t be was some
.-.... ..r. .,l.L.staui believed that
. .i remedies would cure
.- ...... t....m.utRul Kill. There
r.-. .... .u.lt.s door Of national
..-..-. reputation who would
rH D.'h moro silver, HIS
r...... .... tLe purchase Of silver. 1t
D.. sid lt tHe gentleman from
who
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
BUSINESS WANTS.
DEAD AND WONDER

vxYANTED, TO SELL A 32-CAL,.
w BRE, cgSfR .sIRk MAYNARD RIFLE,
almost nsW. Not osomiyh on e. WIN sol xt z
sscxi6Ge. sold for 10 fAule Address fnck- box
167, Manchester Va ~ ls-is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
oruRR laRYsrg.

GRExSyrILE, 8. O., August t2.-Postal-
Inspector Peer has arrested and lodged III
Jail here John 4. Tillman. OF Atisnl2'
claiming 20 DO relative OF Governor lit;
man, Of South Carolina; u. y. Lowe, ano
~ frown' tine last-named Postmaster at
Whitfeld. Spartanburg county, :. q. All
three men are charged WITH compiicity IN
the frauds charged against q. I. barfe,ti
OF Spsrtanburg, i. c.. rhey will be held
for trial in the United States Court here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
MONTGOMERY AND MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, 1ESY., August ~. --Bradstreet's
report TO the effect that crisis is immi-
nent with regard to the cotton crop was
great surprise to the bankers and mer-
chants of Montgomery, which Is the
largest INLAND cotton market IN the word.
Instead of crisis the solution OF the
financial problem IS looked for confidently
with the advent Of the cotton season. Inc
opinion is unanimous that there WIZ %
ample funds to move the crop WITH ease
aud expedition.
The situation is much improved IN Men,
phis and better feeling exists. AS an
evidence Of this il may be stated that for
the past two months New York Exchange
has been discounted at $50 on the ~ coo
by Chicago. which virtually prohibited
the sale OF Chicago products. To-day New
York Exchange was taken at par and many
large sales were made as consequence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
POLITICAL.
HEADQUARTERS REMOVED.

III -
Tho o'FERRALL HEApQUARTERS VIII be
mond, on TUESDAY NEXT, August Ism.
Chairmen OF all O'FarraIi delegations are ur-
gently requested TO report 10 senator ). i:
Lawlcss as soon after their arrival In Richmond
as practicable. This Is important
J. FRANK EAST,
an 1o.1t Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

7 BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO TOBAC-
L co MANUFACTURERS, CONTRACTORS,
AID all those Who have hands TO pay on, thaI
WILL HONOR THEIR Cheers paid 70 eui-
nloyees for wages same as cash IN purchasing
erocsries or supplies q auy Kind Tor home uso.
D. OEULLIvAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets.
. au 12-Sa,su, Tu&lhts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

CuIpsprr Delegates Divided.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
CuIPzrxn, Va, August l2.-Culpeper's
sixteen delegates are about evenly d.
yided between the three candidates.
Colonel ]. CatIett Gibson will be renomi-
mated Tor the House Of Delegates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
WANTED BY A WELL-KNOWN

w and popular young Businessman mar
,ied). a POSITION with a view OF taking an In
terest Ia the business. Can command trade,
having large CITY business acquaintance.
good penman and clerk. Address WILL, care
DIsPATCH oifice. au ll-5L-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
Captain Barrett Arrested.

WAsuISoroy, ID. O., August H.
CAPTAIN Charles p. Barrett, under arrest
at Spartansburg, S. c.. for alleged COM
plicity in postal frauds. was given pro,
iiminary hearing yesterday before unitea
States commissioner and committed 10
jail in default OF $4,000 bond pending ac-
lion Of the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

slIfrHDgAI, BusrSEss COLLEGE. IA aaosD. VA.
Shorthand. Typo-vri.ing, Bookkeeping. Psas
rnanship. TeleDsphy. /D%>N
Sc. Ladies' and gen >1T-kV VIZ y n
saitsdea j. Bosssssp (s@ rss.saeas
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