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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Tammanv Hall.

We acknowledge the receipt Of an invi-
tation to attend the one hundred ana
eighteenth Fourth-of-July celebration of
the Society Of Tsmmany or Columbian
Order OF New York.
We can never forget how nobly ram
many helped the Democrats Of Virginia
when we were struggling to free ourselves
from Republican dcspotism. Indeed, FOR
years and years after the war 1t was
mainly through Tammany's efforts
the camp-hres Of Democracy were Kept
burning throughout the Union. Our party
owes # much; much. we are sorry to say.
that there is nowadays little disposition
10 acknowledge. Having been true-blue
friend Of ours In our trouble. 1t gives
us pleasure to acknowledge that fact
and we wish It continued usefulness
and success.
Ex-Sachem Richard Croker and his TWO
sons sailed for Europe Sunday. The enc
mics Of Tammany-who are quite hume
rous now-declare that ne fed to prevent
being called as witness before the ke-
publican legislative committee. which Is
now strenuously engaged in attempting
to break down Tammany and the Demo
cratic party in New York. This, OF
course. we do not believe. Tammany has
It's shortcomings no doubt-what great
political organization has not?-but 1t
can't be one hundredth part as bad as
the Republicans and Mugwumps ailege
that it IS. else New York would have been
blasted instead of prospecting under It's
management. The truth is that Tamma-
nv has been so long, so often, and 80
vicously mlsrepresented it has become
almost Indifferent to newspaper and other
partisan attacks. And here, we think II
has erred. No political body ought to be-
or seem to be. contemptuOus of the opin-
ion Of the public or any respectable por-
ton Of the public. Tammany never should
have allowed any misrepresentation OF 1t
to pass unchalengcd.
When, IL ever, Tammany is overthrown'
New York will have a much worse gov
ernment-a government Of ring Republic
cans and recreant Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
& DAVIS.
DALLAS ROYAL.

This store Is known inside ami outside
of Richmond as "A TRUTH-TELLING
STORE II has taken years 20 gain this
end. DO you like merchants who viii
tell You goods will fadt and will spot
easily This is the way business Is car
ric'l on here II any article bought OF
us II not as represented. your money goes
back. 1t goes back without any hard
feelings a pleasure with the Palnis
Royal is 10 please people. The prices are
low. the goods are the best
This week We offer the following
- dozen Mems Elegant CheviOt Shirts,
25c.
% dozen Gentlemens Fine Percale H2j
Quality Shirts. 75c.
Bleached Jeans Drawers. perfect hitting.
Trple-seat Tailor-Made Bleached Jeans
MEMS Excellent Seamless Gray-AIlxed
Socks. DC.
l0-Gauge, Black. Tan. and Maco Socks.
l2iac.
80 Mems Scotch Bingham Umbrellas.
the $50 quality. this week ST.
Mems Balbrlss1n Shirts, finely finished,
2jc.
Neckwear in profusion from to soc.
Lovely Assortment OF Windsor Ties,
very wide, all silk. 36 inches long, 10 and
2jc.
our stock Of Ladies' Muslin Underwear
cannot be surpassed I'm the city. We i'm
vite an inspection. or viii send anywhere
In the country on approval.
Ladies' GauZc Vests 30.
Ladies' Black Hose DC.
Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Very Sheer
and Fine Quality Handkerchicfs, this
week l0c
Ladies' One-Gnch Hem Very Sheer and
Fine Lawn Handkerchiefs. &C.
Box OF Wrting-Paper ~ sheets ana a
envenopes grand quality. for l0c.
Pins. IL rows. lC.
Tape, pr roll. lc
studs FOR Ladies Shirt-Waists. l0c.
Those Lovely Grenadines advertised
last week at l2i?C. have been moving
right along: still we have some left for
this week, so send in your order; We can
MI IL.
Solid Pink, Blue. and Cream Lawns, i0c.
Solid Pink and Blue Saline, Zoe.
Percales, all the latest and newest
stripes, for shirt-waists. 10 and 12hsc.
Ribbons are an Item with us. We han
die the best grades, and the prices are
the lowest.
Al-Silk Betting I'm black. cream. and
navy, silver buckles for same - and soc.
Colgates Extracts, 2Jc. an ounce.
COlgates Palm Soap, &c. a cake.
Cashmere Bouquet PIC. cake.
All orders filled and sent the day they
are received. and don't forget We can
save you money on Shoes. "a We carry
q large line, and sell them close
BURNETT LEWIS.
III east Broad and 1881 east Main.
CruTh&Sa)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Reware of Such Friends.

II was reserved for Mr.. Mills. Of Texas,
a Democrat, TO say that the tarin on TO-
bacco and it's manufactures provided for
in the bill now before the United States
Senate was not a tariff for revenue and
ought to be reduced. MIR. Mills ought TO
know that the duties on tobacco and Its
manufactures are countervailing duties
resorted to as the only method OF prevent
ing the internal taxes upon those articles
from running Virginia, North Carolina,
Kentucky. Illinois. and some other States.
and seriously damaging Connecticut, Mas
sachusetts, and some other States.
The high duties upon Sumatra tobacco
are Of course protective duties. Tobacco
yields thirty-odd millions of revenue TO
the National Government. Take off the
tariff from tobacco and the result would
be disastrous If. however. the Internal
tax upon tobacco in its various forms
were done away with, there would be no
necessity for countervaiing or protective
duties. The tobacco interest needs protec,
ton because Of the internal tax-nfeds
protection. in a word, from our own tax
laws. That interest will consent to the
admission OF tobacco free Of cSstoms du-
ties whenever the government abolishes
the internal tax upon II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
ronyantion and Criminal Expenses.

Tho REGISTERS weil-known modesty FOR
80 not a. should assume leadership
IN 40 important matter Uhe holuing
~ a conference OF citizens OF the state
favorable to reduction OF state ex-
penses), but we favor the plan suggested
and would delight with other friends OF
the movement TO follow the lead OF the
editors Of the Virginian and Dispatch.
We suggest some central point like Char
iottesviile or Richmond. and, say. about
the 2sth OF June az good time for
such a conference panyille Regis
ter.
We don't care where the conference
Is held. II Richmond is selected as the
place. delegates will be warmly well
coined here by our people. and suita-
bic hall win be provided for the meet
ings. The Norfolk virginian's idea. We
believe. is that at this conference reso-
buttons should be prepared to be submit
ted for the approval OF the people at
their county meetings In the month fol-
lowing the issue OF the said paper or
platform. II is question. however.
whether II would not be better for some
county TO lead of with resolutions than
10 have the movement inaugurated by
a conference whose members would be
liable to the charge OF being 'self-ap-
pointed"
The Register. while glad to see the
Dispatch favoring this movement. inti-
mates that we denied Mr.. withers our
support last winter. 1t means. we sup
pose. that tho Dispatch did not favor
the proposition OF Mr.. withers to name
day TO submit to the people the ques-
ton OF convention" or mo conven-
ton" Essn now we arc not ready to
have . DAP named for taking that vote.
We prefer. TO move slowly. Eint tina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

people must be Informed why ccn'en-
ton IL needed: that done victory al the
polls will be assured. though that VIC
tory will never be won without sharp
struggle. There are thousands now IN
favor Of constitutional convention,
who were not IN favor Of II last year.
Next year there will doubtless be thou
sands I'm favor OF convention who are
now Indifferent on the subject or &C
tuaIiy antagonistic TO the proposition
The Dispatch will never be content I'M
III the work OF Judge Underwood and
Lewis Lindsay IL revised and amended
by competent hands. and In the light
Of our experience with the emanclpaIei
slave as voter; but we want 10 err.
II at ALL on the safe side, and not urge
day for taking the vote to DO named
before the people are prepared TO vote as
we wish TO seefhem vote. At present there
are many good Democrats who do not ap-
preciate the necessity for holding consti-
tutional convention. We must win them
over TO us. This we think will be no ditii-
cult task, particularly should the Walton
election law and the system upon which
1t Is based be declared unconstitutional.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
nshind the TIMES.

. ror..spondent of the Atlanta Consul
sutton suggested the other day that as
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the state-pank
tar is generally conceded. II wouio DC
well for the state OF Georgia TO ehar'sr
a ,oca, bank OF issue. and back the BANK
I'm making test case. the state piens"s
itself TO pay the 10 per cent. tax on the cur
rency issued. In the event or an uhia'o'-
able decision.
The Supreme Court of the United states
has already decided that the tax upon
the circulating notes OF state banks IS
not an unconstitutional tax.
But why should Georgia under any CIR
cumstances become a party 10 TINS WIG
cat scheme? Any State bank can test the
matter in the courts II It desires to do so.
However. when we look over The yeas
and NAYS" in the House OF Representa-
tives on the question OF repeal. We ina
CINE that we see the names OF the ablest
LAWYERS In that body amongs, those OF
the supporters OF that law. and conse-
ouentIy OF its constitutionslity. II the law
is unconstitutional IL need not he repeated
by Congress. The courts will kill II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

written for the Dispatch)
The omniscient mind that reads
The creatures thoughts within
Alone can know the needs
That sometimes tempt to sin:
Alone can hold the scale
In equipoise TO weigh
How much OF frailty or OF guilt
Leads some poor souls astray.
1t Is a fearful thing to know,
But still may blessed be,
That His pure eyes and heart OF love
our inmost motives see;
That when we DO what what We would
not,
or do not what We would,
The unerring Judge who judgeth us
Is wise as He is good. w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
1p{'(9FE:n
COMPANY
\c---------

JUNE SALE Of yesterdly's F.,
ginning is like giving you SO m..
money. Reduction prices. ana .u
VIXEN you want the goods. IS
buy goods daily, but only 20 b
sold at cut-rate values.
Here is a brand new lot ~ o.
handsomest OF FRENCH SAL
TEENS-the finest goods imccr !
Designs suitable FOR shrt-Ha .
dresses, with a sheen that mike.
them strong competitors o. {.
silk. The usual best pn.,. t
35c. These at r62jc.ayu!.
Figured Serpenune Crepe,
colors or black grounds with M
some new printing, the 2ac. B..
Ioc. a yard.
Among the Silks now o.'.
such unprecedented pr... u. F..
pieces New Wash Htca,
woven stripes OF various ..
the price $50.
The Trunk business has .o .
Here is i new one O! greatest. A..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
DANGERS OF DRESS.
How Men and Women Run "re"'
During the summer In the way i"'s
Are Clothed.

Few people think at this time OF INC
wear OF the great Importance OF dress
In the winter people dress Warmly Dc
cause they know II Is necessity ou' w
tive SUMMER. when II IL hot, they go !"
the other extreme and even dress too
lightly. Hot weather causes people 10 U.S.
light clothing, but suddenly the WIN"
cbanees. the air becomes chilly ana
cold IL pretty certain 10 be the result
Now. where most people make NM
take is in not guarding against tneS.
sudden changes quickly and In time my
man or woman who has on hgnt sur
OF clothing. and feels change "nsos
brings a chill should at once eou,te'n az
the chill. This can only be done py -
use OF some pure stimuiant. not gihse'
or hot drinks. but a pure medicinal "n.o,
KEY that will refresh the system csua .,
tho blood 10 circulate, and bring "oo"s
immediate reaction. There Is out vi,
medicinal whIskey that VIII do TINS a S'.
that Is Dufry's Pure Malt. II has iol
twenty years accomplished wnat naS
never been known before IN counterae'i's
the first symptoms Of sudden eoius a.
nreventing the possibility OF pneui'io,,'.''
fevers and all the distressing Complaints
which follow any cold. .,a,
II should be remembered. however VA va.
Duffy, Pure Malt Is the only Wh''ADI
ubich will certainly accomplish this' anu
however much dealers may tax 10 "'e
contrary, II alone should be taken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
c,,,.,r,n..-pay at Mount Vernon.

ToANO. VA, June ll.-lSpeclaL ,-chn-
d-cn's-pay was observed at MI. vernon
Methodist church on yesterday. larse
crowd was out. the exercises were mos
creditable. and Rev. Mr.. jams the pas
tor. expressed his satisfaction az tne , COZ
lection The energetic superintendent
Mr.. r. T. Martini who never does 'hinsS
an a halfway manner. not from the ouIu-
walton OF a turnip to the preaching OF
sermon. announced that the chiioreh
should he rewarded by a cake anu io'
cream eating on an early evening
During last weeks storm the hsne, ,i,.'
struck three of Mrs. Harriet 'owIes :
yard-trees. shocked her severely siahceu
on and spIintcred the yoke WINE ne'
little boys were unhitching the oxen. ana
strange to say, did not hurt either 'ne
BOYS or oxen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

ma, been formed In New york. ~ wiz
,ssrs a transatlantic magazine, 10 e'u-
tain only short stories, and when .h = ,n
tended 70 give English writer's enan ,,s
10 obtain copyright here by simu'i""s'"'
owen wister is the name OF the 'a.e yes.
American literary light. whose hiIne WI,
discovered by the editor OF harpe
Magazine. "He has done .n r',,. to 80
work" says the New York Tribune, no
prove his right 10 piace hisn !" 49,.
list Of our original writer's. Inc June
Jsrners contains one Of his productions,
entitled Little Big Horn Medicine WREN
the Tribune characterizes as true h'e'"-
ture." =, poo,a
A copy In fine condition OF Ios
'ramerlane" ds30. one OF the rar, ~.
hooks in the world. Is held az N'e.o 10y
r. American Press Company. Of Baltl-
more. whose representative found Il ~
accident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
THE WALL TRUNk.

an 10 showed close o. g..
N''l ~
and opened. II $ lltlft
covered, nen-hned .
bottom, with doup't ltt
trays are arranged SO t.'
lifted without any lncantt....
All sizeS--from $500 C. SIS.
Also, 4 full line OF R...-l.
Trunks.
The entire stock OF a r"u.
satcheI maker IS here W. .
him out-Speclal prees ODD
Anybody can buy one Itt.. r.
put on them.
Going to the Scl>.'We' u .
to think OF B1thin- Suits. lD
one lt'h be troublesome g.
what you want II you delay
Over 600 were shipped q. ..s.
terJay by the syndicate.
Ladies' ATWOOD Hathmssal. g.
no TO :" ami Misses. rr.m s..t.
Nsn's from sl15, - So
ines oI5 so ats E u.s. ', or %st...
What shame vbIt >...
,cb,t. sh,me
- Refriqerators sold r.....t...
and the total mark.dou. r ....
week nrireS was 500. S.. .
YOU were going tobuv them &C.,.
values. Plenty left com '-
t.,1.. -. NlBI..-. ..
Gay. IL llic SAME WIN ID ' nj.
Dafri,,or,,or Nt.',a tr.r..
lNSllISO'"'D' " w. ''.''
which emhOlleS pUrtcltl..
,.. L.:tl:.' ..i
lIlgtIdtOl bulllill-, Niii."'
. rival 1S m proDOmf>f
''"' 49, 49,
Its the unusual tlIt Did.
<. =. L....b..,.
lOI INSTANCE ~ tuF H~1N
Fanny M4ttiDpS al gC 1... ...
-
les, OWES 700. 0-4t. r..
T,ri.;.L u,,.,- C.,,h I.
VII Io'I ilV'NJ N~'''''
&c. We'll do Om best o. .... t
-, .t. ,.......
. SllldIl llIclNiidIlNo IlolH ."f t..- .....'
Turkish Goods IL exec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Death of Delegate Jones.

Hon. James S. Jones died Sunday after
noon at his home. In King and Queen
county. after an Illness OF several weeks.
He was one of the leading members Of
the last House of Delegates, that being
his third term of continuous service. He
nance and chairman OF the Committee on
Asylums and Prisons. AS an industri-
GUS intelligent. and efficient representa-
tive he had no superior In the body. and
few equals.
This Is the third death that has oc-
CURED among the members of the House
since its adjournment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

The Richmond DIST atch is correct when
II says that the great trouble with our
lawmakers IS that they will insist upon
postponing the bulk Of their work 10 the
last DAYS OF the session" Laws are hur-
ricd through at the last moment that
should have received careful deliberation
earlier in the session.-The Fredericksburg
Star.
Yes. this Is one Of the crying evils Of
modern legislation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
What THE Gates Aiarn Did.

In an article in the Forum. Miss Phelps,
author OF THE Gates Ajar.' relates
as an example OF the influence book ex-
erts in the most unlooked-for directions,
that the incorrlgible black sheep" in a
reformatoTy for women, after reading
THE Gates Ajar." exclaimed that III
Heaven was a place like that she wanted
TO go and meant to- and evinced the
sincerity of her words by her future life.
Directions" by the way. seems to have
become one OF the most popular of works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Sf.9J PER DOZEN.
For LadieS' Vests.

Fine Imported Marseilles, for Ladies
Vests. at 60c. yard foI the 81 quality.
Don't fall to see this pretty fabric.
Intending to discontinue the sale OF
Zephyr Worsted, we will close out the
whole OF our stock-the best brands
made of Zephyr Worsted-at 4c. an
ounce.
Fine Laces greatly reduced in prices.
81. 80 Lace Edgings go at 9jc. (; 9Oc.
Lace Edging at G3c., and similar reduc-
tions all through the line.
You will lose money il you buy be-
fore you see our stock.
White French Organdy, in all quail
ties, from 3Jc. to 81 a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

a meeting has been called to
take place at the Baltimore Mer-
chants Clubhouse on Thursday next
In behalf Of the Baltimore Cen
telinial Exposition. The specific object OF
the meeting is to get together the presi-
dents OF the various corporations ana
representative brsiness-mep OF the city
so that the purposes Of the exposition
may be more fully and more directly
explained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

The Norfolk and Western Railroad
COMPANY is now operating twenty-five
leased engines and large number OF cars
in moving coal and coke from the lat
Ton regions. Five engines ana hVe CON
ductors, whose services were ioalieu ~
the East Tennessee, Virginia ana "eors@
Railroad Company. have arrived anu oee"
assigned to trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
TEMPLE,
PEMBERTON,
C0RDES& CO..
7 and 9 west Broad street.
7 and 9 west Broad street,

SILK GRENADINES are Just the
things for an elegant, cool Summer
l'ress. light texture, and if made up
with our Special Light Innings make
cool. pleasant aud elegant dressy suit.
Beautiful STRIPED and Figured ALL-
SILK GRENADINES in variety OF
patterns, 81 per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

The Richmond Dispatch and the State
think that an extra session OF the Legs
Iature this year is probable.-The Buch'
anan Banner.
1t will be very probable In case The
Walton election-aw is decided to be I'M
constitutional
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Our Army swore Terribly in Flanders.

In the number of the Globe for the
current quarter. its editor, Mr. W. II.
Thorne, gives vent TO his views on the
woman question or questions, as follows:
"In a word. 1t is clear to me that the
whole question of the termagant move
ment of women In the nineteenth century
Is To- degrade wOmanhood and TO destroy
mankind, that the movement has already
brutalized more women. ruined more men,
blasted the lives of more children, broken
up more homes. been the cause OF more
divorces, debaucheres. prostitutions, more
unhlial and unparental disgraces and dis
asters than all the whlskey, rum, beer,
tobacco, and opium that have ever flooded
or stupefed or bcfogged this planet: and
my plea against the movement Is not that
| am opposed to the elevation Of woman
hood. but that my soul is pledged and
sworn to oppose their degradation. and in
every possible way to hold their faces and
their hearts toward the refinements Of
earth and heaven; to keep their souls like
flowers, and TO lead their eyes TO visions
OF angels and the stars"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

4 Richmond clergyman said last sun
day in public address that one Of the
sublimest sentences in the literature Of
the world consists Of nine words Of one
syllable each-to-wit: And God said, let
there be light. and there was light"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

II Governor O'Ferrall should call an eX-
ira session OF the Legislature the people
can rest assured that he has a good rea-
son for doing so. We do not think that
he cares TO put the state to any unneces-
sary eXpense.-1he Buchanan Banner.
rprrast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

We think the people would send their
best men TO constitutional conven-
ton. but any sort OF men We would
elect now would be better qualified for
the task OF notwithstanding than
were Underwood, Lewis Lindsay, Norton.
Platt Porter. &c.-rhe Dispatch.
This is true; and still they might not
be mon properly qualified for the con-
struction W a frst-class constitution.
The next charter We have made should
be a good one. and not one built by
political cobblers or Jack-legs.-The
Norfolk Landmark.
The Landmark Is In favor Of con-
ventlon. though II raises this point.
We cannot but believe that the most
distinguished Virginians now living
would gladly serve In q constitutional
convention. And We also believe that
the people would elect them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

Hon. c. r. breckenridge, OF Arkan-
sas--au excellent man-seems to be as
certainly destined to be left at home
next fall as is his cousin. the notorious
w. C. +. Breckinridge. His constituents
regard him as unsound and untrust-
worthy because he 10 opposed to free
coinage OF silver. and has sided with the
Republican mopome,ailists on other cur
rency questions. All 1.-THE Virginia mem
bers of the House Of Representatives are
in {ASsr Of free coinage. We think.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

A fight Is expected between Desha
Breckinriige and W. G. owens, growing
out Of personalities in the congressional
race in the Ashland (ky) District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

Special Sale of CHJLDREN'S and
INFANTS WEAR, including Dresses,
Slips, Skirts, Drawers, long and short.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12
Thou God Seest Me.

The Norfolk Landmark is great adyo-
cate of compulsory education in Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

All letters and kilograms must oe au-
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY
Rejected communications Will not Dc re-
burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-12

PURE, ALL-SILK HERNANl, light
and airy, warranted to wear. We have
them in q wide range of prices from
SIC. to 81 for the single width.
81 to 80. 30 for the double width.
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