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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
THE NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.
All, or Almost All. for Bryan and Free

SILVER.
OMAHA. NEB., September 25.-The Ne
braska Democrats captured Omaha to-
day. and the prediction was correct that
when the State convention opened this
morning not a delegate would be missing.
All the omen talk and the badges were FOR
BRYAN and free silver.
| The convention was called to order by
Chairman Euclid Martin at 2:2J, and the
| call for the convention was read. Chair
man Martin then said that in accordance
with established custom the central com
mittee would recommend Hon. Matt. Mil
ler for temporary chairman. The motion
was seconded by a delegate from the
| Third District W. II. Shoemaker az once
offered an amendment that T.. l.. Smith
be made temporary chairman. The mo-
tion was greeted with applause and a
hundred seconds.
Congressman Bryan arose az this point,
and when the cheers had subsided. said.
| in substance: Il think we might as well
understand each other In the beginning
and save trouble. We who stand for free
coinage at 10 10 | believe that the State
Central Committee postponed the conven-
tion In spite of the wishes of a large
| body of Democrats, and We believe that
the object was 10 defeat those wishes,
and when the State committee found
,he marty overwhelmingly against il 1t
might have taken the chairman the ma
ioritv uroposed But IL has refused to do
| This and we might as well commence the
| 0sht now We have had conventions in
which the chairman refused 10 recognize
| the majority. | want TO say that any
| delegate who comes here instructed for
ID 10 / cannot disregard IT, / ask those
who are with me TO vote for E. Z. Smith. "
(Applsuse)
Mr Miller then rose and told the con-
| vention that he was not seeking the office,
and came to the convention instructed for
Bryan and for IL TO / for silver. "a. +.
Sn,itb was then chosen by acclamation.
after a recess the Credentials Commit
toe renorted all the contests In favor Of
| The BRYAN forces. leaving the administra-
,ton and silver element as small minori-
| -, ia the convention scarcely 100 delegates.
DIR Edwards. of Lancaster. amid great
demonstrations, placed Congressman
Bryan In nomination for United States
| senator. He was chosen by acclamation.
and renlied I'm a speech pledging himself
10 work for free silver and against mo-
| nopolies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
THE AERNOON-ST JOHN WEDDING.
Tredericksburgs Social Event-A Large
and Fashionable Assembiace Present.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, September
26.-(SpeclaL)-Th marriage of Miss Ro-
sale Marshall st. John to Mr.. Charles
Herndon. both of this city, was solem-
nized tonight in St. Georges Episco-
pal church in the presence OF large
concourse OF friends. 1t was the society
event Of the season. The church was
beautifully decorated with ferns and flow
ers
Little Misses Jennie Mateland, OF this
city, and Alice Doyle. of Richmond. Of
icated as riboon-glrls. Miss Abbey 81.
John. sister Of the bride. handsomely at
tired in Paris white muslin. white satin
trimmings, and Nephetos roses, was maid
OF honor
The ushers were c. II. Hurkamp, J.
s. Wallace, John w Greene. G. W.
Wilder. Of this city; DR.. Edward Nc
CURE. OF Richmond; 4. *. Phillips OF
Washington Dr. Randolph Carmichael
AMI j. Ii. Downmsn. New York.
THE CEREMONY.
The bride. who is the daughter Of the
late General ]. Munroe St. John. of the
Confederate states army and grand
daughter OF the late Colonel J. Il. Car
riugton. Of Richmond. Is a charming AID
Accomplished young lady, and was given
away by her uncle, Mr.. William NJ. 81.
John. Of New York.
The groom is the son Of the late Major
Charles Herndon. and IS prominent
banker and Businessman of this city.
Mr.. John H. Wallace, of Richmond, Of
nciated az best man, and Rev. W. NJ.
Clarke performed the ceremony.
INVITED GUESTS.
After the wedding a reception was given
at the residence Of the brides mother.
and an elegant supper was partaken of
bv the invited guests, among whom were
the following: Mrs. william NJ. 81 John,
Of New York, in pearl and rose hrocade
satin. point-lace trimmings, and dia-
monds; Miss Ada Darlington, Of Rich
moud. dotted Swiss white point trim
mings Miss Flora Boiling, Louisville, KY
whit. corded silk, point hce. Miss Edna
T. SCHUYLER. Of New York. white benga-
line. Nile-green velvet, and chiffon; Miss
Mabel Darlington. Of Boston. white or
candle white satin trimmings; Mrs. J.
II. Cottman. Of Baltimore. blue and white
eatin. diamonds. Mrs. r.. {. Chubb, Wash
ington. black silk. Mrs. John Tucker
Washington. Nile-green silk. black lace,
Mrs. .. r.. Doyle, Richmond, white ana
yellow satln Miss Taylor, Of Loudoun
white silk. lace trimmings and flowers
Mrs. L. Whittemore. black silk and flow
ers: Miss pattie Seldom, of Norfolk, white
silk. Among the gentlemen were Colonel
10 Lane stern. W. T. Johnson, and G. +.
Doyle. Of Richmond; Eugene Darlington
Of Memphis; Captain John Tucker Of
Washington, and Mr.. Monroe ST. John
Of New York.
The bride was bec0mingly and prettily
attired in white corded silk. with garni-
ture Of lilies of the valley, tulle veil. and
diamond ornaments. After the reception
| the couple left for an extended northern
ttur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
THE a. K. HARlC COMPANY.
Deferred Payments Settled In Fun an"
Commissioners Released.


BUENA VISTA. VA, September 70
Special )-Pursuant to decree OK the
Circuit Court Of Rockhrllge county. spe-
clal terms. May s. 1894. I'm which the
commissioners Of the Alex. II. kar's
Company were authorized and directed
that upon the settlement In full OF the
deferred payments by the purchasers tne
uropertv should be conveyed to the a. n.
Rarig Company by good and suihcieht
deed. with special wsrrantee or ttie' INC
deferred payments. on September To- lNyi'
were anticipated. and settlement maue
in full. the deed executed, delivered, ana
recorded The suits have been dismissed
from the dockets. and the commissioners
roleased The A. X. Rarg Company now
holds the property in fee simple without
any encumbrances whatever Whether
the company will operate here or else
where ia pending a decision. as PROPOSE
lions 10 remove are now under consldeGa-
tion. but 1t Is 10 be hoped. for the iuture
interest of Buena Vista that arrange
ments can be made with the company
for its permanent location here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

Wayne. Westchcster, and Yates all Sc
condcd Hilrs nomination.
GalCn X. HIT. OF Albany. who placed IN
nomination John Boyd Thacher for Cow
ornor. then arose and said: Albany
county claiGls Senator Inn as one OF her
sons. and when she placed another man
before the convention IL was with the
understanding that senator Hill would
not accept the nomination.
"Mr Chairman. there is no county
which 50 gladly recognizes the sentiment
OF the convention as being for yourself
We have no candidate 60 stand in your
way / can assure the delegates OF this
convention that II Senator Hlll will accept
this nomination, old Albany will giye him
larger majority than was ever given
any candidate. We want him for our
standard bearer. and hope he VIII ac-
Ccpt"
This was the signal for another shout
of applause. In the midst OF IL all. Scna-
tor jacob A. Cantor shouted that as
Albany had Withdrawn her candidate,
there was but one name before the con-
vcnt.on. and he moved that David Il. Hill
be nominated by acclamation.
Secretary Charles Il. Defreest put the
question. Tho calls OF AYE" shook the
raltcrs. and there were no noes.
NOMINATION DECLARED.
Mr.. DeFreest declared Senator Hin
nominated. and delegates and shoutcrs
chccrcd and threw their hats in the air
Senator HIN stood. calm. impassive
In his place, gavci in hand. and en-
dcavored to restore order lie ignored
the will Of the convention for the second
time. and. bringing his gayel down with
rcs0unding whach, declared the dele
gates and their spontaneous proceedings
out Of order.
Mayor Giroy. Bourke Cochran, James
". Hiucklcy, and other prominent lead
ors. climbed UP o. the platform and
urged Senator Hul to accept. lie stiil
refused 10 recognize the unparIiame nlary
methods Of the delegates.
Then Mayor Gilroy got chance to say
a word TO the convention. lie said: Il
only desire 20 say that there can be no
question that e Is the utmost desire OF
this convention that David T.. Hill carry
the Democratic standard. and he mas
never Vet refused to obey the demands or
his marty. There can be no doubt now
II ne is nominated properly he VIII ac-
cent" ChporsD we should. however.
procecd deliberately. SO that there can
he no charge that this convention was
st4mpeded for any man.
This hal Iaciiyng effect. ana the
r0u-can Of counties on tn" ballot ior
Governor was proceeded with. Lach
county as called voted so!idly for HilL
Tie votes OF New York and KINGS Coun>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
CONIAN-LEERRICK

The home OF Mr.. J. c. Calkins. on
Franklin Hill. was also the scene Of a
pretty wedding at 1:30 to-day. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Katie T.. Lee
brick, the pretty young daughter Of Mr..
J. T.. Leebrick. and Mr. John T.. Conan
popular young telegrapher from Bris-
tol. Rev. W. II. Atwel. pastor OF Cente-
nary Methodist Episcopal church, OIL
clated. The bride was attired in hand
some travelling costume Of gray clotn'
The wedding was a quiet affair. only the
relatives and 4 few intimate friends at
tending. The couple left on the Norfolk
and Western train for their future home,
IN Bristol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
THE ALCOHOL PARAGRAPH.
Treasury Officials Decide That They Cam
not EnfOrCe II.

WASHINGTON, ID. e, September &c
Treasury officials. after having tho-
roughly discussed the alcohol paragraph
OF the new tariff bill. have about reached
the conclusion that they have no means
AZ hand 10 enforce il, and that. therefore.
the rebate clause must remain IN opera
tion until Congress. at its next session.
either provides tho appropriation neces-
sary to carry the law into effect, or re-
peals il. This particular paragraph has
caused the department a vast amount OF
trouble. and the correspondence growing
out of the question has been enormous.
Although the executive branch or the
Government has nothing 70 do with wndt
NAV have been the intent Of Congress.
IL Is. however. known that the intent OF
the LEGISLATORS and of Mr.. Hoar. who IN
trOduced the amendment, was 10 grant
the rebate provided for IN the case OK
alcohol used only in the arts and sciences.
No one at that time supposed thar pa
tent medicines and proprietary arucles
would be included under this head. 80
great would be the drain upon the reVe-
nue. If this class Of goods were permitted
10 draw the rebate that the Treasury
officials assert they are justified in taking
refuge behind the ruling thus made The
law could only be enforced by the eX-
penditure OF n large amount or money,
which IS not now available.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
Te,ecraphic Briefs.

Bar silver in London yesterday. % s-i6
pence per ounce.
The Navy Department has authorized
the second payment on gunboats Nos.
< ard g. building at Newport News, va.
amounting To Sl3, so on each boat.
4 private telegram received at Eeriin
from Warsaw reports the wholesale ar
rest in the latter city Of literary men.
students OF chemistry, and printers be-
longing 10 a secret society.
Members OF the Social Democratic
Workngmen's party on Tuesday scatter
ed through the streets OF Vienna leaflets
upon which were printed a demand for
universal suffrage. whereupon the police
arrested seventy persons engaged In the
propaganda.
Health reports covering the period from
September 18th TO September 9th show
that In East Prussia and the Nistnit
region there were II new cases OF cholera
nad deaths from the disease: that from
September 18th TO I'D there We're % new
cases and II deaths In Upper siissia' and
that only 2 cases and no deaths were
reported In the Rhine proyiucss> .4--,--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
AT CHARLESTON.
Our First Cold SnaD,

Richmond experienced yesterday the
first cold snap since the summer ended:
AtG NJ. the thermometer registered
a. During the late afternoon there was a
drizzling rain. AMI at L. NJ. the mercury
marked g degrees. Later the weather
moderated slightly.
Secretary Dunlop Of the Chamber Of
Commerce received a telegram at H~A
yesterday from the Weather Bureau sini-
lar 20 that sent out by the press WIN
reference 10 the hurricane.
Last night the telegraph companies re-
rorted that their Virginia wires were
working all right. but there was trouble
with the service in Eastern North caro-
lima. and pretty general cutoff south
OF the old North state.
Along towards midnight the wind was
at times pretty high, but there were no
signs Of an extraordinary blow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

Gazette says a dispatch has hesn re-
ceiyed by news agency In this city
stating that q Chinese warship has seized
the British steamer Pathan. from New
York. in Formosa channel. september
2lst, the seizure being made in consc-
quencc OF the receipt by the authorities
OF a telegram from the Chinese Consul
at Singapore. The dlspatch aaus that the
Patban viii be taken TO Kce-Sung. where
she will be overhauled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
BALTIMORE SOCIETY EVENT.
Miss Charlotte Williams Welded to DIR.
Walter Smith.

BALTIMORE. September %.-Mlss
Charlotte Williams and Dr. Walter Smith
were married this evening at the bride $
residence. 625 ST. Paul street. The house,
which was beautifully decorated, was un-
comfortably crowded with the elite OF
baltimore society. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR. Hodges, OF ST.
Paurs Protestant Episcopal church.
The bride is the daughter OF the late
George Hawkins Williams She inherited
a large fortune from her grandfather.
the late John s. Cuttings. She Is great
horsewoman, and is Il member OF the
Elkridge Fox Hunting Club. The groom
is a son OF DIR. Allan +. Smith. the ceie-
brated physician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
- .tt,,ioorod. Much Worse.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, SeptemDcr p.
lSn1rial1-Dr BEDFORD Brown says To-
night that Rev. Or Minnigerode's conai-
ton continues unfavorahle. lie is much
more unconscious. aud though his pulse
continues fairly strong. 1t huctuat1s az
times and becomes very teehlr. re ~
nov unable to take any r0urlshment.
Every EFFORT 10 swallow his e..tract or
beef or stimulants j. accompanied ny
strangling spells. He is losing strgnst n
and flesh very fast. and thoush ms not,h
a. not looked for within the next twenty
four hours. il may occur at any ume.
Nearly all OF the Doctors family are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
Tuo Mcddinra IN IynchburR.

LYNCHBTRG. VA. September @.-
Especial THE residence of Colonel j. ".
Watts No. 1908 Court street was the
scene of an interesting ceremony at 2'30
this afternoon. II was the marriage or
Mrs. Mabel stuart. widow Of Middleton
stuart. and Or. \. f.. Church. a prominent
physician of Terrell, Tex. Rev. John j..
Lloyd. rector of Grace Memorial church,
ofiiciated. TIE wedding was a quiet
affair. only relatives and a few intimate
friends being present The bride was
att.red In a handsome travelling costume.
The couple left on the $40 southern tram
for their future hom, in the Lone star
state. followed by the happlest wishes
OF a host of friends Of the charming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
The JkPAN-CHlNA WAR.
No Foundation for tho Report OF an Ar
mistice Proposition.

LONDON, September "a Central
News dispatch from Toxic says the re-
port recently put in circulation that an
arrristlce between China and Japan had
been proposed by England and Russia
is absolutely untrue.
Marshal Count Oyam. the Japanese
Minister OF War. viii take personal COM
mand of the second army. which Is now
embarklng at Hiershima. The destination
OF this army. which numbers about 3o.Vvo
men, is not known. Count Sergon, Min
lister OF Marine. will assume, In addition
to his own duties. those of Count Cyan
during the latter's absence.
BRITISH STEAMER SEIZED.
LONDON. September 2s.-The st. James
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE w. c. T. U.
Welcome Addresses and Rcsponses-Re-
mort of tho President.

ROANOKE. VA, September 3.-.tspe-
clal)-The twelfth annual convention OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
OF Virginia began its session In the FIRST
BAPTIST church here this morning at "
o'clock. with 100 delegates present. repre-
senting over thirty local unions ia Nd'I
Gus parts OF the State. After deVot'onai
services Of fifteen minutes, conducted w
DR.. L. c. Broughton. pastor OF Cai'aty
Baptlst church, OF this city. the coneen-
ton was called TO order by the preslucht'
Mrs. X. IT, Jones. OF Norfolk. Mayor .:
r. Jones delivered an eloquent address OK
welcome. He was followed by Dr. Il
Droughton In behalf of the pastors or the
city. and by Mrs. a. 5. Meachar h
behalf of the unions OF Roanoke. Fitting
responses were made by the president OF
the convention. by Miss Williams. or
Bridgewa,er. and by Miss Smiley. OF Nor
folk. after which the convention took a
recess till 2:30 p. NJ
ANNUAL ADDRESS.
At the afternoon session the president
read her annual address. recountinS the
procress Of the union and urging renewed
effort IN the field Of temperance. The re-
port of the corresponding secretary, Mrs
NJ. = rristoe. of Riverton. gave the work
OF the various unions in detail, and show
cd that the total mcmbership In the
state Is t.Ol7. At the evening session Rev.
w r. MANNER, pastor OF Greene Memo
rial church. OF this city preached thee
annual sermon, which was an able ahi
elooupnt one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
uoe.hovor,s Body sent Home.

BALTIMORE. MD. septemb r 26.-'spe-
ciaI)-The body Of George X Hei'iebower
who committed suicide .at The Opera
Hotel by shooting himself through the
in Marshal Fauquler county. Va, to-
day Villinm Baker. the hrother-ia-nw
OF the deceased. arrived In the city this
morning. He could give no reason for the
victims act except that 1t was zone IN
a Mn Of renorge. after recovering from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
Richmond rermina, REORGANIZATION.

NEW YORK. September 26-lt Is ofii-
cially stated that holders OF such reorga,
for bonds Of the Southern Railway Cons
pany. bearing interest from subsequent
dates under the terms OF the Richmond
Terminal plan. may obtain the new bonds
at the time OF exchange (but not there
after), with all coupons on. BY paying
IN tha additional interest b..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

VIII sell P.anDs ahd organs nail
October lst at about cost nt.'r - tn
move them t. mv new wareroom7. flI
f. a ckauc, o. secure some ~ the greatest
bargains ever offered in such Pianos af
tn celebrated Fischer. hal't ~ Davis,
Mason n hamhu. Bradbury. tli o'Nef
makes; Shoniugtr Tariaul s. \0try. aui
Mason x Hamlu OigFu..
G,. - LIE,
Successor a. ltylaul d, tee.
so Main atfsot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

Second race-one and one-slxteenth
miles-Redskin C6. Griffin. to % won
Victorious second. (Only two startersD
Time. l:52.
Third race-Fordham Stakes. for 2-year-
olds, four furlongs. straight-Harry Reed
ui5, Doggett, to ~ won. Kalulu tcolo
second Annisette third. Time. 49,
Fourth race--one mile and furlong-
sir Walter Ql5. Doggett, l to 30) won.
Diabolus second. Prince George third
(Only three starters.) Time. 200 81
fifth race-fve furlongs-I.og Foster
Nv, Lambley. s to y won, Saginaw Sc
cond, Warlike third. Time. l:O3 81
Sixth race--one hile-Leonawell Qi0.
slmms, 10 81 won. ST. Michael second.
Roller third. (Only three starters) Time.
~ IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
The Howard Cassard Ordered to Bc Sold.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. September 20.
Especial Judge Keith, OF the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria, in the suit OF George
FRANKIE VS.. the Monumental CONSTRUCTION
Company, OF Baltimore. owners OF the
steamer Howard Cassard. entered us-
cree ordering the sale OF that steamer.
The Cassard is the steamer built In Balti-
more to revolutionize ocean travel; she IS
now lying at the Haskins Wood-WorKs
b,rp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

Cards. Bnl-heads, Statements. Letter.
Ueads. Note-Heads. Circulars, Handbi.ls.
Dodgers. sc. printed W the Dispatch
Company at low prices. WI give You
good work al same prices you pay Tor
n ferior work Send US your orders AMI
we will guarantee satisfaction in every
partlcniar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

your i1le money Ia paii-up stock o, tho
United Eaukins and Building Company.
II costs you otly 81 pr share, on Witch
4 cash dividend of d per cent per annum
is paid, and AT maturity you can draw 80
ger share. For further Information apply
n the Office OF the company, s2l east Allia
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
Damsons, ouinces, Pears. and Peaches,
for preserving, At
GRUBBS a MARTINS.
Is anl -. Second Market.

Fast black. gloria-cloth umbrellas Ens-
lish root-handlcs. for mon, women. AMI
chillren--a great sale at Meyers. sixth
and Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

Parties desiring privileges on ESposi-
tion-Grounds during the approaching Ex-
position will apply g. l.. l.. Batis, Priyi-
lcge- Holder Hotel ClinJrd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
DIRECTING WINS.

>, BOSTON. September 26.-Thc big stai::
non race for which the New England
Trotting-Horse Breeders Association Of
Tered purse OF sl5,OO0, and which brought
together D.rectum, Arion, and Nelson.
Was trotted this afternoon at Mystic
Park In the presence OF fully 1000 peo-
PIE and Dlroctum won in three straight
meats. Directum was only headed In the
second heat. when, for nearly a quarter
OF a mile. Nelson led him by neck.
Directum was announced TO be the win
ner OF first money, 5000; Arion second,
$500, and Nelson third, Sl,J0. Time.
2l2 2iO 2.fiis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

Hume Minor Company 03 Broad street,
has just received from the west virgin
Fair another first premium on ths Se'"-
brated Wheelock Piano. which scores an'
other polnt FOR the superiority of thu
wonderful instrument in tone. durability.
and workmanship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

Mr.. Waller Scott gave 10 tho S'reet-car
men yesterday a handsome rocklns-chhir.
which will be sold and the money al II
tO the uniform fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
National League Ball.

AT Pittsburg: II. II. f.
Pittsburg ..........O OOOO2-9 u o
Brooklyn ..........0 O0O1 3Ol SIS 13 5
batteries: Colcolough and Weaver; Ken
nedy and Daley.
At Louisville: r. H. T..
Louisville ........OOO O3OO2-5 IL Q
New York ......oe 90 4OOs-9 IL =
batteries: Iseg and Cote; Meekin. Ger
man, and Wilson.
- Cleveland: r.. II. T..
Cleveland ..........0 20012 Is L 2
Baltimore .........1 00OO0-7 = 3
batteries: Cuppy and thinner; Hem
ming and Clarke.
At st. Louis: II. II. l..
St Louis ..........0 20132o2 '-l2 II 4
Philadelphia .......O2i00 020-6 10 3
Batteries; Breitensteln and Twineham;
Johnson and Buckley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

When Pssy was sick, We gave her Cas.oris.
When she was a Child, sho cried for C@sionA
When abe became Miss, sho cluns 70 Cas'oriA.
When she had Children, she gave them Cas.efIA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

Tho annual sale or aI- AMI winter
weights OF wool underwear ior ms1,
women. ami children. starts to-day a-
Meyers. sixth AMI Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27

Parties desiring privileges IN I'Np0sr
tion-Grounds during Tho approaching TX
uosltion will apply 10 H. l.. bct's' fr"-
lege-Holder. Hotel CitorI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-27
Tohnccn. rnhncco. Tobaeco.

Is your boy writing m aiyertlsenehs
for the contest now going on Toe Meyer D
Sixth and Broad;