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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
The South in the Saddle.

Wherever the Republicans desire 10
briag charge against the Democratic
harry which will damage Il In the esti-
nation OF the northern people. they raise
the cry tina, the South is In the saddle"
hhe Hartford Post heads q recent edito-
rial with these words. and then proceeds
90 cite facts which that paper assumes
prove the heading to be true. So blinded
by intolerance and prejudice are these
borthern enemies Of whatever is southern
That they do not themselves see the In
eust.ee OF the charges which they bring
against their southern tellow-citixens.
The Post says there are us Democrats
from the South in the national House OF
Representatives. and adds. as II II were
b crime which that paper was exposing.
thGt these Democrats constitute zone
third Of the members OF the whole body"
What remedy does the Post propose7 The
Southern States are represented In pro-
portion 10 their population. Would our
Hartford contemporary so change tie
laws OF the land as to provide that 10000
OF population IN Connecticut shall be en-
htied 20 a representative In Congress
whilst se.0oe OF population IN the South
taSh have only one representative? II
,he south 10 to appear In the IIoase OF
Representatives upon equal terms with
she North to the former must be Accord
"a AT tho rights and privileges which ole
h'So'ueo 70 The latter. IL IL mounting but
prejudice that could thus blind the eyes
OF tho Intelligent northerner. II he would
look at the subject with unbe,louced
vision he would see at once thai n rho
United States Government Is TO 70 a fre.
government and Is to embody ,hs feature.
which the fathers Of the republic intonded
~ 10 possess. all parts OF the country
raun be recognized 40 entitled 60 the
fszo treatment and to voting strength
IN On natisnsl House Of Repre- senta,iyes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

In view OF the fact that Queen Victoria
has knighted Isaac Pitman. the father Of
the modern shorthand system, y would
be In order for ell the shorthand
writer's in this country to write their
congratulations to him in photographic
characters. But alas. he would never be
able to read the letters. 1t is often a
vexatious job for the shorthand writer
to decipher his own notes. and for
another person to undertake the work
would be task indeed. And then there
have been many Improvements on Isaac
Pitman's system-many that he has prob
ably never heard Of. All the same he
would doubtless appreciate such a tribute
to his genius and to royalty's recogni-
ton of IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
COMING TO RICHMOND.
THE NORTHERN PREsBYTERlANs.
Judgment Finding Professor smith Guilty
Of Heresy Confirmed.

SARATOGA, n. Y, May %.-The Cen
eral Assembly confirmed the judgment
Of the Cincinnati Presbytery In finding
Professor Henry Preserved Smith guilty
of heresy at i:30 o'clock to-day by an
overwhelming vote. The result was
reached after three tiresome days. during
which the 500 judges were kept In close
attendance upon the sessions. During the
deliberations Professor Smith sat on the
platform beside his friend, Professor
Moore. OF Andover, manifesting deep
interest In the proceedings.
Professor Smith knew the result be-
fore the tellers had counted their TALES,
but he sat apparently unconcerned in full
view Of the audience. When the result
was announced and the court was adj
iourned. Professor Smith took up his
hat and overcoat and calmly walked
from the church. There were twelve spe-
cificatlons of error. and all were defeated.
on the first specification the vote was
81 for and 403 against.
On the roll call for the vote TO sustain
the appeal as a whole this was the result:
To sustain, 396; not 10 sustain, So; TO sus-
tain in part, As. Total, 4I.
DR.. Henry G. McCook, OF Philadelphia,
then moved the appointment OF COM
mittee OF five to confer with Professor
Smith and see II a promise TO refrain
from the PRONUNCIATION OF the doctrines
which had been condemned could be ob-
tanned, and to report 10 the General As
sembly. The convention then adjourned
until evening.
At the night session the assembly heard
the report of the committee appointed "a
review the years work OF theological
seminaries. Among other recommends
lions Of the report was one for the reor-
ganization OF Lane Seminary. Ii proposed
a committee Of five 10 confer with the
Lane trustees to this end. In the mean
time the election OF Professor Henry w.
Hubert TO the chair OF Church history
at Lane was dlsapproved on the ground
that his presence there would embarrass
the plan.
In the resolution criticism was made of
a pamphlet entitled "a Defence of Lane
Seminary" The Lane Seminary matter
excited a warm debate. lasting nearly
two hours. The resolutions were adopted.
After disposing OF much routine bust
ness the assembly adjourned until Mon
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Latest from the wires.


aAyANNAH. GA.-F1re and water
wrecked the entire stock of the krouskon
Millinery Company. Loss. $1,000; insur-
ance, $1,000.
HARRISBURG. PA.-Governor ratSson
and Acknowledgement Greenland nav
rome 10 Houtzedale TO try to bring aDou,
An agreement between the striking S"a'
miners and the operators.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Rev. ]. M. Iaui-
bert. OF Covington, attempted TO denver
an A p. A. lecture, but the meeting was
broken up by shower OF stones anu pau
eggs. Great excitement prevailed TOT a
time.
LONDON, ENG.-Mr. Gladstones re-
covery from the effects Of the operation
nerformed on his eye has been so mar
velIously swift that many Oh his COL
leagues are hopeful that he Will resume
public life In the early autumn anu take
mart IN the ELECTION contest.
NEW oRLEANs.-Jack Burke, OF
Texas. and Jack Everhardt, Of New Or
leans, fought fifteen rounds IN the Oiym M
mic Club in the presence OF ABOUT Wv
snectators. The fight was an unsclsh-
tif,e AFFAIR. Everhardt knocked the harder
OF the two, and got the decision on points
and the 1900 purse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

That Is q readable article In this issue
of the Dispatch, descriptive OF the ante
mortem monument-portrait statue In
cludcd-which Mr.. James Netherwood has
erected TO himself In lakewood cemetery
here. Apparently. Mr.. Netherwood has
many years OF life before him. but he
has tboughtfully relieved his executors
that are to be of all the trouble OF put
ting a monument over his grave when
he shall have been laid to rest.
II the example set by Mr.. Motherhood
should become general the monument
industry would become very active.
II our recollection serves US rightly
Mr.. Isaac Cary, the old friend and his
Photographer OF the Richmond Blues, pro-
vided his own tombstone, but he did not
indulge in statuary. as Mr.. Motherhood
has done.
BY the way, one OF the columns carved
for the Lee monument and rejected fol-
lack OF uniformity with the other columns
appears In Mr.. Netherwood's monument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
JOINT DECORATION.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS WILL PAR
TlclPATE WITH G. A. R.


RALEIGH, n. c., May es-tspecial)--
The Confederate veterans Of Western
North Carolina have. Through their COM
mander, accepted an invitation TO par
ticipate with the Grand Army OF the
Republic In the Decoratior-Day ceremonies
at Asheviile, May 10th.
The Populists OF the Ninth District
are called to meet IN convention to
nominate a candidate i,r CJngress This
il not pleasant news to Richmond Pear
son. as the understanding on the part OF
his supporters has been that the Popullsts
had endorsed him.
EXTREMELY RICH.
Casual mention was made OF the dis
coyery of platinum near Kings Mouutain.
II Is now said that the vein Is extremely
rich, and is eight feet in thickness. II
was discovered twelve wears ago on the
side of South Mountain by an old pros
hector who marked II. and who has
fust returned The vein Is now being
opened. It's length Is not yet known.
The revenue officials have made large
seizure of whiskey and stills In fadkin
county, because IL was FOUND tnat the
distiIleries had been In operation on SUM-
day.
Rev. ]. r. Faut, well-known Baptist
preacher, who was paralyzed while in the
pulpit two weeks ago, has nearly re-
covered from the attack, and Will be
again az work In week.
1t Is said that the cutting at the Mt.
Airy quarries OF the stone for the Con-
federate monument Is 10 begin In few
days.
Governor Carr to-day authorized Judge
Brown TO hold courts for Judge Armfield
who is sick at Washington.
COMING TO RICHMOND.
The Washington Light Infantry. OF
Washington. will go TO Richmond. Gov
ernor Carr declined to allow them to use
the oyster patrol steamer Lily on which
to make the trip.
The Third and Fourth regiments will
take about 500 officers and men into
camp at Morehead City In July.
A fine hotel Is to be built at Chimney
Rock, in Hickory-Nut GAP.
Mr.. James Penny. a wheeelwright, Of
this city. was found dead in bed thi'
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
MAS. M,powrLL's ACCIDENT.


Jones, who Claims 10 Bs non "ie"'
Has . Bad R@cord-robsses sales
DANvILLE. VA, May "-sspee'"
BY the sudden stopping OF mov'ns "
train on the Virginia Midland. when ar
rived at Nespolls to-day. Mrs. Ineh- M
DoweIl. who lives about tWe've ~
bevond Chatham, this county, ana VINO o
was aboard on her way 70 us .s-o~r
daughter. near Danvilie, was uv ~.
against one OF the seats. ana nao he'
right leg broken near the DIP 800,
]. II. Jones, young white man. " We e.
arrested here to-day and jailed. ne u
accused OF several robberies IN .nis 49, 49,
and is supposed to be an escaped eoh III
Wet 1t is said when he came 70 tn''
place he wore shackles on MS wrls.s,
and had them cut OF here. Jones says
he came from Greensboro, out was oo'"
and reared In Richmond, va.
Monday will be observed In TINS ei.y as
Memorial-Day. The military, veterans
and citizens generally will take part IN
the exercises.
This has been the heaviest week IN leaf
tobacco transactions for many weeks
but very little choice grades were onered,
but prices all through were up some. ana
firm. The sales for the week ran over
million pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Note. from Historic Yorktown.

YORKTOWN. VA, May 26.-(special)
The fury In the case Of the Common
wealth against Charles Armistead. which
came I'D at the late term Of the County
Court, and involved the theft OF A.50
worth Of fowls, failed to agree, and the
case goes over to the next term.
The condition OF Mr.. Stafford j. Cooke,
who was paralyzed about week ago,
remains unchanged. He Is for the greater
part OF the time in a comatose state.
Miss Katie L. Crooks left here yester-
day to visit relatives and friends in your
city, and witness the unwilling OF the
sacred testimonial to the fortitude and
bravery of the defenders Of the Lost
Cause"
Mr. David a. Hay. OF Baltimore. who
has been spending few days with friends
in this town, left to-day for Old Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

The Finest line OF French Organizes
In the city. Choice patterns, SSc' yaru-
dark and light GROUNDS ,,,l. yord
Striped Grenadine Crepes, lz1sc; yas,,u:
Irish Lawns In Linen Enect oi-Se'
yard. % =. 90 yard
Wool Challies, l2isc. yard. ..,, .ua
Navy-Blue Striped Dimity, lztsc; yara,
Solid Colors, lis yards wide Bauste
'' Black Ground Challies with purple
Fine DImities, reduced from l2's 70
sl-3c-no remnants. ,., .s
8-inch Figured Organizes, lz15c' yaru'
Figured Lawns, &c. yard.
Wide Striped Percale for Shirt-Wals's'
All-Wool French Challies, dark and
light grounds, warranted TO wash' 5Oc'
yard, regular price 75e. ,,.,,
Lace-Strlped Figured Grenadines, black
grounds, lie, worth 2Sc; , ,.,
New Patterns in Dark Ground satines'
Merrimack Shifting Prints, aye. yard
Yard-Wide Percales. 5 l-3c. yard.
Navy-Blue Pin-Striped and Dotted DUCK
i2i5c. yard ,,.
Imperial DimitIes-light-blue, lavender
and pink ground-more effect, 12izc. yard
Satin-Striped OrBaudy, dark ground,
with figures, SIC. yard, worth zoe.
Figured and Striped Crepe Cloth, SIC
yard, worth l2la and TIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

We have received from the ]. L. Hill
Printing Company a souvenir OF the
monument unwilling in the form of a
neatly-printed and illustrated book. con-
tanning much matter which is very read
able at this time. On the back OF the
cover is a colored photographic print, H.
Illustrating 1.-THE Warriors Banner takes
it's flight to greet the Warriors soul!'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Ne,vsIipes from Louisa

LOUISA. VA, May 2s.-Cspeciai.)-Mr.
David T. Armstrong, Of Thompson
Cross Roads this county. aged 50 years,
died on last Thursday, after a long III
neas.
Mrs. Henry Kennon, living two miles
east OF Louisa. died this morning, after
a weeks severe sickness. Her remains
were taken to-day TO a point near Me-
chum's River, in Albemarle county. Tor
burial.
MIR C. H. Gates's son fell from a
wagon yesterday, and broke his leg near
the thigh.
Farmers are very busy planting tobacco
and getting ready for cutting grass and
wheat harvest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

WDIU
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. NAY s.,.A1s
popu,ist state Central Committee sL 1880 49,.
y ,s that the dsiesrtss 70 the 49, 49,
Convention { which convenss here su, !,
coming s by railroads On July ssn Se' q
s Sasss vii start from various e,nn. .as.s y
The interior Of the state ana p rsrss.
across the country ~ ' wa.on ,,s ~ eourss
. Dsrn Little Rock. At different pasc 81
s s1~ns the route the procession WIN ,. q
sssiIed By delegations from the ad's .se'
sc,,nsiea and NJ a number OF towns soy.
S eI bs made and Popu'ist prinsD,lss 3
proclaimed By speakers OF prom prom s,rs,
They are required 70 bring - ND rs.sible.
- shnrt the entire Populist party q
Arkansas is invited to fall in ana msrcn
a. fIttIe Rock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
What n New schedule Did.

The new schedule on the Norfolk and
Western deprived young man OF wife
on Wednesday. He went 10 Bristol, eX-
pecting her on the vestibule train. which
came in behind time. He picked UP his
grip, and, thinking she had purposely dis
appointed him, left for the West via the
s., A. and o. railroad. The young lady.
having missed the vestibuled train. ar
rived in a local freight soon after her
lovers departure. and now bemoans the
fight OF her lover The new schedule Is
the cause Of the unhappiness OF the
couple, as she did not know change had
been made, and therefore went to the
depot too late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
MRS. NC ULLocH's PROPERTY SOLD
Feeling High Against Her Husband-He Is
Safer In Jail Than Out of 1t.

BLACKSTONE. VA. May 26.-(SpeeiaI.)
Sheriff Samuel Hurt sold to-day at pub
lie auction the personal property Of Mrs.
e. G. McCulloch. conveyed by her 10
r. T. Jones. trustee. There was a large
crowd present. and the property brought
fair prices, the amount Of the sale being
about $50. The stock OF merchandise,
however. was not sold.
Late this evening Mr.. Mcculioch, who
had been under guard since last night,
was brought before Justice r. T. Jones,
under warrant sworn out by his wife
for cruel treatment. and as he failed to
give the required bond of 1900 he was
taken TO the county Jail. Feeling was
very high against him. and II was thought
best by friends to put him In Jail, even
could he have given the bond. Mrs. Me-
Culloch refused to go home until Mr.. Me-
Culloch was placed in custody She is
still at the Robinson Hotel. but will prob
ably return home tomorrow.
To-day has been one OF intense excite
ment here. and II is feared the end is
not yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Result Of Advertising.

Hands wanted on Watches" he wrote
out the ad.,
And into the paper did sock It;
And when he returned to his office he
found
That his watch had been picked from
his pocket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

In recent list Of the surviving generals
OF the Confederacy published in this
paper, the address of General w. II
Payne was given as Washington. d. c.
1t should have been Warrenton. Va,
which is his home-where he was born
and reared, and where, we know, he ex-
poets his body to be laid after death.
That list was also faulty in emitting
the names OF two of North Carolina's
distinguished sons-Generals II. f. Hoke
of Raleigh, and w. p. Roberts. OF Gates
Vile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

Such have been the liberal notices given
Wednesdays unwilling by the Virginia
and North Carolina newspapers we feel
sure that there will be great rush OF
visitors here on that day. BY tomorrow
night our streets will begin to show the
presence of strangers. Let us prepare a
big welcome for a big crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

The presence In the parade OF wednes.
day OF the Lexington and Blacksburs
Cadet Battalions win be a great feature.
These young soldiers are quite sure to
command their due share OF attention,
and viii no doubt engage in generous
rivalry 10 oatshine ons another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

A COUPLE LICENSED TO MARRY.
Baker Kellar Has Begun to Rebuild-Hea, y
Docket for Next Ter,n.

EMPORIA, VA. May a.-Special.)-
The clerk of the court this morning is
sued license for the marriage OF Mr..
Walter Lynch and Miss Mertie b. Barnes.
ages. respectively, "a and q years.
Mr.. Charles Kellar. lately OF Manches-
ter. whose bakery was burned out in a
recent fire. has commenced to rebuild. and
In a few days win be ready for business.
DIR. George Mason. whose illness has
been noticed in the Dispatch. Is improv-
ing.
Mrs. f l.. Turner visited Mrs General
Chambliss at her residence, near Du-
rand's. this week.
Mr.. II. NJ. Robinson. a prominent citi-
zen. has been quite III for several weeks
The reconsideration OF the dox-tax law
seems to give satisfaction to large num-
Der OF our citizens.
The County Court, which meets the
first Monday has very heavy docket
of twenty-five criminal cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Judgment Agaipst the COUNTY.

SALUDA, VA, May 2s.--tspeclai.) -Cir.
cult Court adjourned to-day. The only
case Of importance was the suit against
Lewis Jones. late Treasurer. for S,5S,50.
The Court rendered judgment In favor of
Jones for $3.50, with cost on the county.
Other warrants paid by Jones were not
in hand. but win bring the county fur
ther In debt to Jones by several hundred
uoilars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

t.ha>Snx. charades, and songs, sas' =,
1910 Were served n vAsious suIsA "a
Which the most Unsuitable appeuss S'1"'
3 rsy' !. T. Belts. aldo b Mr. ,. ". T. =
r1ark. win conduct revival seL s.
Meherrin Baptist church the io''s
Mr' J. w. Briggs, Of the DanviiIs Times
revisited The Castle this wees az
Messrs. Seldom Bates ana ~ ~
Jewetf, Of Manchester. are guests VI SA''
George w. Hardy. 49, vss
Captain Lewis Thornton, OF $780, -,
in attendance at the enfsrtainen' ~
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Florid. democratic Convention.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. May 2s.-The
State Executive Committee of the Demo-
cratic party met at Tampa to-day TO Sc
lect the time and place for holding the
next State Convention. They chose Jack
sonville as the place and named July 3lst
as the date. Resolutions were passed
urging the Senate TO confirm George w.
Wilson as collector for Florida
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
CONFEDERATE CELEBRATION.
Memorial Services In stanton, Augusta
County Participating.

sTAUNToN. VA, May 26.-tSpecial)-
To-day was fittIngly celebrated as Con-
federate Memorial-Day by Staunton and
Augusta, and there was large turnout
The streets were gay with fiaSs and ount-
ing, and many OF the stores were closed.
At Thornrose cemetery the graves OF the
fallen heroes were gracefully decked with
floral blooms. Prayer was offered by the
Rev. DR.. George Finley, and handsome
address was made by Colonel W. A. An
derson, Of Lexington. The wife end
daughter of Speaker Charles f. Crisp.
Hon. and Mrs. st. George Tucker, and
other prominent people were present. The
police and fire departments, two compa-
MES Of military. and the Stonewall Bri-
gade Band were in the procession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Fulflnent.

Before / married Jane" quoth he,
With sorry shake Of head.
THAT of herself she'd surely give
A good account" they said.
Then CHANGING Ger a statement long,
From Notions shopping
He added, with emphatic sigh.
shes surely filed the bill"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Changes at BIuefields.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 2s.-This
afternoon Acting-Secretary OF the Navy
McAdoo sent to New Orleans dispatch.
which viii be forwarded to Bluehelds
by the first steamer. ordering Captain
Philip, OF the cruiser New York. TO pro-
coed TO New York. and notifying Captain
Watson that the San Francisco will be
relieved and ordered home as soon as tho
Atlanta can reach the Mosquito coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Ashlands Badly Beaten.

ASHLAND, VA May 25.-(Speclal)-
Randolph Macon College defeated the
Ashlands this afternoon by a score OF IL
to 4. Ashland did not have their regular
team, or they might have done better.
Batteries: Robinson and Talbot Irby
and Kilby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Confederate Graves Decorated.

ASHLAND, VA, May 26.-(Special.)-
Yesterday afternoon at Woodland GENE
terry, near Ashland, the graves of the
Confederate soldiers were decorated by the
ladies OF Ashland. The crowd present
was the largest that has assembled on
such an occasion in years-in fact, since
the monument which adorns the section
was unveiled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

supposed 10 nave COMMITTED suicide
The body Of young man. who was
not Identified. was found in Little Hunt
ing creek. at Mt Vernon. on Friday
evening. Superintendent Dodge. Of Mt.
Vernon, held an inquest. As pistol-shot
wound was found In the left breast of
the body and = box Of cartridges In his
pocket. verdict OF death BY suicide was
rendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
A Game Answer.

Sayer: see that Ward has become
an author; he has just published a book
entitled instructions to Fielders.'
Thayer: Made up in large part Of "fy"-
leaves I suppose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
letter FOR Is YEARS
On Face And Scalp. Physicians Pre-
scriptions and Remedies Fail. Lost
All Hope Of Cure. Thought Himseu
DISFIGURED FOR LIFE
Cuticura Removed Crusts at Once.
Disease Entirely Gone In One Month.
Now No Trace. Skin Smooth.

For more than fifteen years I was effected
With running letter on my face and scalp.
various prescriptions and many remedies Were
,hrs;nians and an 10 no avail. I had lost all
hone of ever being cured, and concluded that l
70 give tie CuTIouRA REMEDIES trial, which
difin this way: Taking the CurIcuM kEsoL,
VENT two teaspoonfuls after eaen ,ih e1 us1e
soIp. and applied the CuTIoURA freely until the
erus,s were ali removed. In one month my race
and scalp were perfectly smooth. l give tnis
cheerful testimony for the benefit OF all VINO ats
'NN' Columbiana, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

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