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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
THE ORIENTAL WAR.
Munitions Being HAPPILY Forwarded From
ENGLAND and Germany.

Munitions BetnB sesphoy - s""A~"
England and Germany.
LONDON, August 4.-In spite OF the In
structions which were sent to Admiral
Freemantle, in command OF the China
station. not to allow British ships TO carry
war material 10 either China or Japan.
IL is known that the Chinese Minister here
Is busy with the Armstrong people OF
England and the Krupp concern, OF Ger
many. All parties having good. bad, OF
Indifferent war material for sale are III
negotiation with both the Chinese ana
japanese representatives, and both couh-
tries are known 10 be placing large orders.
The Japanese. for instance, expect 10 De
able to dispatch steamship full Of war
material from England for Japan next
week. It Is stated that this furnishing
OF munitions Of war to Japan and China
Il a clear violation of the laws of neu-
tralIty.
ANOTHER APOLOGY TO BRITAIN.
LONDON, August A dispatch to the
Times from Tien-Tsin says thirteen Ja-
panese. forcibly taken by the Chnese
from on board the British steamer Chun
King. were at once returned to that YES.
sci upon order OF the Viceroy. who issued
formed OF the incident The Vlceroy also
sent an apology to the British Consul
and ordered the punishment OF those re-
sponsibe for the removal Of the Japanese
from the ship. All of the Japanese resi-
dents of Pekin have left that city.
/ BRITISH THREAT EFFECTIVE.
SHANGHAI, August 4-Captain Gals
worthy, Chief officer Tamplln and Quar-
termaster Evangelist. OF the sunken trans
port Kow-Shung, were rescued by tho
boats OF the Japanese cruiser and taken
10 Sasebo and held as prisoners. Admiral
Sir f. X. Fremantle, in command or .he
British China squadron, ordeted the Ala
Gritty, four guns, Ito tons. Captain George
A. Ca,laghan. from Slishlma to SaIebo,
with Instructions to demand the release
OF the British sailors. Upon the ARRIVAL
Of the Alacrity at Nagasaki, the COM
mander OF the British war-ship was IN
formed that the prisoners would be ue-
livered up to him to-day at NaSasaN''
JAPANESE VICTORY WON.
PARIS. August 4.-The japanese minis
ter has received en- official dispatch from
Toxic giving an account or the patue
which was fought on July 18th, between
japanese and Chinese troops at 1asnah'
The dispatch says that General oshiHa'
commander or the Japdhesc ".i.'
Korea, made an attack upon the ,hineSe
position on the morning OF July Ztn and'
after five hours fighting, routed the chi
nese and captured their entrenchmehtS.
The Chinese fed to their boats, and many
OF them made their escape. The Japanese
captured n number OF flags. four guns.
and a large quantity OF ammunition, ana
fully occupied the Chinese quarters Inc
Chinese loss was 800 killed and wound
ed. and the japanese lost five officers
and seventy men killed and wounded.
This Is the fight which has heretofore
been reported as resulting in victory Tor
the Chinese with loss to the Japanese OF
ZOO men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
INTO A liMe-SlNK.
Train Goes Down and Is Wrecked
Trainmen Injured.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. August A
special to he Times-Union from Rochelle.
Fla. says: This morning a mixed train
on the Florida Southern road plunged into
a lime-slnk near this place. The engine
and two cars are at the bottom of the
sink. completely wrecked Sinks are Of
frequent occurrence on this road A track.
walker passed over the spot where the
accident occurred an hour before the
train was due and found everything ali
right. The track was swallowed up for
90 feet The sink is about 10 feet Deep
Engineer Rampaner and Conductor Car
penter were seriously injured"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
DEBS IN POLITICS.
He Says He Would Accept No Gift Of Once
from the People.

CHICAGO. August Al. S. Taylor, can
didate for Congress in the First District
OF Chicago. accompanied by Alderman
Madden. arrived at the Revere House
to-day, 10 call on Eugene V. Debs. Tay-
Tor was recently renominated by the Popu-
lists and Madden. though nominated on
the Republican ticket. is at heart said to
be q Populist. They wanted Debs TO
make speeches In various parts of the
city in favor of Populist principles. This
Debs declined to do at present. but said
he would enter actively into the campaign
as soon as the nominations are made
Debs denied that his name had been
mentioned by Indiana politicians for Gov
ernor, but declared that he would not ac-
cept any gift within the power OF the
people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
Illinois Troops Being Relieved.

CHICAGO, August flight companie:
OF the Second Regiment, Illinois National
Guard. one troop Of cavalry. and one bat
terry of artillery were sent home from the
stock-yards this morning
The three companies Of the First Regi-
rnent AT Pullman will, II Is said, be called
I'm Monday morning unless serious trouble
springs UP during Sunday. Four compa-
MES of the Second Regiment are still at
the stock-yards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
Sufclda at Mobile.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. August IA
special from Mobile, Ala, says: John F.
Summerwel. for many years city Clerk,
took dose OF laudanum this morning,
with fatal effect. 1t is alleged he was
short in his accounts many thousands.
The Finance Committee Of the Council
had ordered an investigation. and he was
given until o'clock this morning to re-
sign. At o'clock he was dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
The Tennessee Result.

NASHVILLE, TENN, August 4-Ful.
le- and more complete returns from all
the counties OF the State show that the
Democratic candidates for Judges of the
Supreme Court were elected. defeating the
candidates of the fusion between the
Popullsts and Republicans. The vote was
larger than expected. The majorities cam
not yet be given. but the returns show
enough gains to insure the election of the
DfpaocraEs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
QUEEN Luis ENJOYS.
They Think the Administration 10 Treating
Them Very STABILITY.

Them Very Shabbiiy.
WASHINGTON, August 4.-The ENJOYS
n, oueen LilIuokalani, who are now in
Washington, have not yet succeeded in
obtaining an audience with President
Cleveland. and they have begun TO lay
their case before members Of Congress
who belong to the House and Senate
Committees on Foreign Affairs. They do
not conceal their disappointment over the
GOODNESS of the administration toward
them. and although careful to say nothing
acrimonious, they convey the idea plainly
that they think the President Is treating
them very stability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
Ohio Pop Convention.

COLUMBUS. o.. August 4-The Popu-
list State convention. August 10th and
18th. bids fair 10 be notable event.
Already Eugene V. Debs. General Weaver.
Governor Waite. and Hon. Lafe Pence.
OF Colorado, and Paul Vandervort.. ex-
commander in chief OF the G.. a. r., have
accepted invitations TO be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
The Record.
MISSIONARIES IN CHINA.
Their Protection Being Looked After
Gresham Gives Assurances.

Greshafn Gives Assurances.
WASHINGTON, August 4.-Actng I'M
der Instructions from the Executive Com
mittee of the Board OF Foreign Missions
of the Southern Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. j. w. Bachman, its representative
here. has called on Secretary Gresham
and the Japanese charge to ask that
measures be taken to protect the mission
aries OF the Church i'll the East. Secretary
Gresham told Mr. Bachman that he I'D
not think there was any immediate dan
ger TO the missionaries, but that they
would be protected.
The Southern Presbyteries have less
than a dozen missionaries in Korea, and
these, 1t is believed, can be accommodated
on board a United States man-of-war.
should their lives be endangered. In
China there are about fifty. some few of
whom are in northern provinces. and 1t
is regarding these that the board feels
some concern. They probably Will be
ordered 10 Shanghai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
BRYAN for the Senate.

WASHINGTON, August 4-Representa-
tive w. ]. Bryan. OF Nebraska, has an
nounced himself candidate for the United
States senatorial term beginning March
Attn next. His platform is tariff for reve-
uuA only. an income-tax. and the free
coinage OF silver at the ratio Of l6 to I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
aGelden Rule /. DESTROYED.

WASHINGTON. August 4.--The United
States steamship Atlanta. which arrived
at Newport this morning. reports that
she destroyed the dangerous derelict
"Golden Rule" lying twenty miles south.
east of Nantucket and near the south
shoal hghtship. The Atlanta will remain
at Newport until August Il. when she
will take the Connecticut naval militia
from New Haven out on q cruise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
SITUATION At PULLMAN.
One Hundred More Men Apply for Work
An Employee Assaulted.

PULLMAN. ILL. August i-Nearly 100
mere men applied for work to-day at the
Offices OF the Pullman Company. and the
officials claim there viii be- 80 men at
work Monday. The strike leaders say the
men who have applied for work are not
skilled car-buiiders. and that the COM
pany will never be able to get men TO I'll
the places of such strikers. They argue
that the company will never cause the
eviction of the strikers who live in the
company houses, as that would Involve
a less of the amount that they are In
arrears, besides the thousands Of dollars
the work of eviction would cost
A new employee was assaulted to-day
while going to his home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
VIRGINIA NEGROES STRANDED.
They Are Taken Ina Charge by Pennsyi-
yauia Poor board.

MERCER, PA. August 4-This evening
a. of the ~ negroes who were brought
from Roanoke. Va, by the Filler and
Waterman Company 10 take the pace
OF strikers at their mines In Pine town
ship were brought to this place and taken
In charge by the Poor Board. They VIII
be temporarily cared for at the county
almshouse until arrangements can oe
made to send them home. The negroes
say the labor-agent who engaged them
represented that the mine was a new
one and no strike was on The negroes
who refused TO work are Knights Of
Labor. There is talk OF bringing legal
action against the company 10 force them
20 send the men home and pay damages
for their time and expenses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
EuIoe's District Republican.

NASHVILLE. TENN, August flames
Jefiries, secretary OF the State Republic
can Committee has received returns from
all the ten counties in the Eighth Con-
gressional District which show that tins
district went Republican by al least 1909.
This Is Enloe's district, and they are
going to make desperate effort TO de-
feat Enloe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
Death From sunstroke.

NEW YORK. August 4.-Fifty-one
deaths from sunstroke occurred In this
city during the week ending to-day,
against fourteen from that cause the
preceding week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
transformers Making Havoc.

MEMPHIS. TENN. August 4.-Grass-
hoppsrs are said to be destroying the
crops in the eastern part " this shelby
county and In the adjoining county OF
Upton. They made their appearance only
a few days ago. Great Damage is al
ready reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
WORLDS BIKE RECORD.

Another Second Sliced on tho Time for
Mile.
wALTHAM, MASS, August 4.-An-
other full second has been sliced of the
worlds record for a mile, with flying
start and pacemakers. Harry C. Tyler.
OF Springfield. did it very easily this
afternoon, lowering the l:5f 4-5 record OF
J. r. Bliss, of Chicago. made on this same
track, TO l:53 SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
ACCIDENT TO COULD.
He Comes Within an Acc of Being Drown
ed-IIis Escape.

COwEs. August 4--George J. Gould had
a narrow escape from drowning yesterday
when he met the vigilant In a steam
launch off the Spit lightship. Just as he
was walking across plank between the
vessels the launch gave a sudden iurch
and he fell into the sea. He was wearing
q Macintosh at the time. and this gar
ment few over his head, and for . time
Mr. Gould's situation was critical. How
ever, he kept his head, and while treading
water, threw his arms up and. just as he
was sinking. succeeded In getting the
Macintosh clear from his head. Gasping
for breath. he held out his hand to the
vigilant's people, who caught II In the
his mishap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS. 81.
A L TEN ION, KNIGHTS OF
DON'T M HUIBUGGRD

DON'T RE HUNbCGGED
The only PfTiiAN excursion 60 Washing
dnrlug tho session u the supreme Lodge .lI
Encsmpment OF the Uniform Rank Nj Dbl. H-
Quoted by the Hlnes Memorial Iou.ui.t a-.
will .eaye the Chesapeake and ODD b
street station at a. NJ. AUGUST pr. H.-
farming. will Leave Washing ON al milnIFf
tue 18TH. Tickets, 81 %. Every lOlse ln . .-
mOBi aud Manchester IL directly Interest. 10
IT, success.
Go with IA and SEQ tho GREATEST PARtl
EVER HELD ~ WASHING ON bY any ll
military society. Fast time. Dsau'ifu' -.rn'.r .
historic battle nelds, eiecaut an-omfnrlt'I. .t
EXCLUSIVELY WHITE AND Bile lE
EVERY PARTICULAR
Tickets can De had nt The train ana A D.
mond Photograph Gallery, s2g's cast Biotl 70
4. Phihp.'s. rs east Broad George >cit b.
Eleventh end MGin: JanIos A. MONS s, So ,I-l
Broad.
THEHINEs MEMORIAL COMMITTED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE Jury In the
case OF ex-Wardman Jeremiah 8. Levy.
charged with bribery. came In ct sis this
afternoon. Foreman Louis W.. Briggs an
nounced disagreement Thefjury stood
3 % for conviction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
LYNcHBURG.
SCORE BY INNINGS

summary: Earned Richmond. 4:
Luxembourg. z. Home runs-McCIoskey.
Anderson. zeisler McFarian. rostsr'
Three-base hit-Mesra. Two-base hits-
McGann. cieve. Rousssy ca, keenan,.
Webster. First base ON errors Richmond.
Z. Bases on baih--on keenan,. 4: on
Anderson. L Left on bases--R Richmond.
o. Lynchbur9 q Struck out--By Kee-
nan. .; By Anderson. s. Double plays-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
Shoe Dealers AsAign.

WORCESTER. MASS. August A.
Henry f. Smith Co.. the largest whole
sals dealers In boots and shoes In this
city, have assigned. Liabilities. 100000
Assets, about $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
Nomination Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. August 1.-THE Senate
to-day confirmed the nomination Of John
II. Martin. to be postmaster at Ocala,
Fla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

As the Richmond and Petersburg clubs
both have three off days this week. ar
rangements have been made for them TO
play some of the postponed games. Mon
day and Wednesday they will play In
Richmond. and on Tuesday they will play
In Petersburg
Morton Duke. who twirled for the Sa-
vannahs this season. has signed with
Richmond. He will report for DUTY Mon
day
Umpire Mclaughlin. late Of the South
ern League, will go with the Virginia
League Monday.
Umpire Clarke's work has fallen far
below what 1t originally was Yesterday
lie roasted Lynchburg horribly.
Nevins who has recently been released
by Roanoke, has signed with Richmond.
He is an excellent pitcher.
OTHER GAMES.
The lead-pipe artists from the plumb
ing establishments Of West & Branch
and James e. Phillips contested In a
game of ball yesterday, which resulted
IN the defeat OF Phillips boys by a
score OF 80 TO 81. The features of the
game were the errors made by both sides.
The Forest-Hill club and the Orioles
played ball at Forest-Hill Park yesterday
afternoon. The former won by score Of
70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
iNvlNclsLEs AGAINST GIANTS
Bowling Green Crosses Bats With Kins
George County.

BOWLING GREEN. August A-tspe-
ciai)-Not since the palmy days before
the war has the quaint and historic old
town Of Port Royal presented . scene Of
such Eaisty and excitement ~ On Fri
gay LIST whsn the Invincihles. Of Bow
ung Green crossed bats with the Giants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
SCORE BY INNINGS.
345G7S 9-Total.

Summary: Earned runs-Richmond. 6;
Lynchburg, 4. Three-base hit-NcGann.
Two-base hits-Gilman, kain. Mcuann.
Tate, Foster, McCIoskey, McFarlnn. First
base on orrors-Richmond. 8: Lynchburg.
/. Bases on balls-Off Bailey. s; off Mo-
ran, s. Left on bases-Richmond. s.;
Lynchburg. 9. Struck out-By Bailey, q;
by Moran, 4. Passed ball-Nebster. J..
Time Of game. hour and So minutes.
Umpire. Mr.. Clarke,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.
Notification Of Registry System Established
in New York.

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE Southern
Exchange Association. proceeding with
the purpose Of its organization. has issued
the following notice to the people Of the
South:
citation to furnish most effectively specific
information TO prospective settlers and In.
vestors. books Of registry have been
opened at the once OF the association,
No. q Park Row. New York city. IN
accordance with article & section Z Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
WILHELM AND SOCIALISTS.

strepg Rsprsssivs Measures Asaisst Anar.
chism to he Urged 1t Once.
BERLIN. August S.--Emperor William
held his FIRST interview with the Chancel.
Tor to-day. after returning from the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

Summary: Earned runs-Staunton, 8;
Roanoke. I. Two-base hits-Sullivan.
O'Hagan, TRULY. Cross. and Cavanaugh.
Three base hit--Donovan. Home runs
Arthur and Sullivan. Bases stolen--Fults.
Clark 90. Double plays-Donovan (un-
assisted; Ellis, TRULY. and Crockett:
TRULY, Crockett. and O'Hagan. Bases on
called balls-Fultt ca. Clark. Little.
Scherer. violette. and Cross. Bases from
being hit by pitched ball--McHoverter.
Struck out--By Sewers. I: by Cross, s,
Passed ball-OHagan. Wild pitches
Cross, & Left on bases--Staunton. 6; Roa-
noke. g. Umpires. Niece and Boyd. Time
OF game. 2 hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
AMtfSENfi.NTS.
AMrsENENTS.
CONCERT EVERY EVENING Az
" $50 O'Clock at
FOREsT-DlLL BASEBALL PARK
by the
BLUES BAND.

varied and delightful programme 'l'.r-
fperscd with acrCbatic aRt specially fsaf. N D
DO given every night by EIhs I-NlA~~ DOS.
TisIS. Admission l. cents. ag l-If
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

olA papers Tor sale q - . auaarsa -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
LNOR SALE. LARGE CANVAS

EOR SALE. LARGE CANVAS
l. TENT, In good order. by best maker. c. J.
Baker. ksnsas City. Nc. with roofs water
tight, 81 canvss-solding seats. seating comforta-
bly, 275 people. large poles. 80 small relas, .
nags. guy ropes. bioeks and tackle stakes. 2
large gasoline Tampa. &c. com Dlete o1ths.
rare bargain fer active Christian workers.
Tent nov IN operation Washington street.
Petersburg. Va. Worth $3.50. nus selllns es75.
Can BE- scen BY applying wiIhia two wesks to A..
LAMB, 446 west High sueet, Petersburg. Va
al &.3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
RAND MOONLIGHT on THE

VI steamer Po-shohtas. TUESDAY, A1s .t
7, 1894. Music b. tho First Regiment Nl. b.
Rsfreshmen;s al city priccs Grand lar
river scenery dwplAyoi by fe8fcgught l.f
bolfer OF the prize ticket gets ggr gold G
Adults, so. ladies' ANA children, .tc. E
leaves wharf az $40 z. VI. sharp. IlrLet- g
sale AZ the Dcat.
An 5-lt CLASH pfy2INlsIl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

Keenan,. Foster. and Tsse: Kahn, Me-
Oann. and Tate. Passed Webster.
H. Time Of game. hour and q minutes.
Umpire, Mr.. Clarke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
4 GOOD TIME COMING LrnEEG

n will lie \ GRAND EXCURSION Va Che.
peako ana Onto, given bytne 1in,rcnf intrfnt
cles -. G. A. o Of . aIi = Lose az lhtr ff I
Washington SUNDAY NIGHT, AyDL.f b. i'tt
Train viii leave al 10 O'Clock T.. 81. ans arr ,
10 Washington q, , \. N. Neadsy. Agk4.. f..,
leaving Washington a. 10 T.. NJ. giving ID re
curslorists soYenioen hours ~ yios ITO esq.
Special coach tog vhi'e people.
PAUL ERWIN. President
J. -. VAUGHAN, treasurer
au5.It' WILLIS WYATT, Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
DAD BREATH has CAUSED
MEETINGS.
L. Z. LIE

HEADQUARTERS l.. +. LEE
IL CAMP. No. J. 4. y. q -HNo,p. VA. A.
gust q. 1884. spec AL OkuAfe so. 3D. p
ComIadcs.--You ST. a-soube ~ 10 camp isiI
IN tuil uniform on TIT NSuAi MokN.AH. Al.
gust 2tn, a. 7:3O s. 4. sharp lar TIP in BOO.
Members who have 40 uniforms Sll a.Ar
badges.
II. All mem bsrs who desire tn g Wii l.et.a
report 20 Cap'aiu y. :. Brown, QgAffrrWlaf
on or peiorc Wsdues lay a. 1c.v llol
by order Colonel 2 iTsIfh SrtNtk t.rman.
der y. IAlL OR SlkAl jon.
a, =, Nh Tuekylt AfLfnHf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
GRAND EXCURSION
NJ 40
NORFOLK and NEWPORT NEWS.

ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP-SO rINs
LOST FROM BUSINESS.
SATURDAY NiGHt, Au0CSr II, 1894,
STEAMER poIABONrAS.
Look At this schedule: Leaves htvhmoni -.
ufday right August Tito. As 10 ociofk sSifpi
arrives at Newport Nsss az > A. N. ani y, a
ats A. n. Leaves Norfolk sgaday a. = y,
and Newport Ness Al p:so r. NJ. arrives A'
Richmond 5 A. NJ. Monday. August lsih.
Tickets also good W return the foi!o-ioS .-e'-
day, August lab. a..
Ample time sunday 20 Walt od Posat. ~;
snia besck,, Ocean View. Hampton >oslis.s
home.
Meals and resresh csents on steamer
Music b. grand oschsstrloa. -,
Ladies salooa reserved exclusively fos ineei'
~ 2pls1,NSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
rpE BFST OF THE SEASON.

HNHI BTSI OF The SIA0UN. =
i ihs BARTON HEIGHIs METHOD T
CHURCn will raB an EAci kSIoN 10 CD
POINT FRIDAY. August ION. Train iea s,
Chesapeake aud oalo depot A. " reiuru. 80
leaves Ola p0ini = = ~, Rgins time f0r sAii 30
fishing, ard taihins. -UficieDs accomnllt..
lions Tor all Rounf.ffip rate. ~.
ruE METROPOLITAN L!FE.iNsLRA'f [.
COMPANY will have speciai coscles st.aeir u
10 same train. ga 5-SIAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
Personal.
ERArD.-C. A. CARMLR MMN

A FRAUD.-C. A. CARMER. WHO
N WAS With US IN our AkPEl.fIlfAh1
WORKS, we dismissed abou' She mllllr Df I.y
for collecting and appropriating m1rrf. ..l. q
the aceou ia had n0' been collected H..
fnd by an account pfercnicI Co. .s sIt -Ilt..
ment Of Mr. W. II. Gstum, grocer tLaf boz tss
been frsuiulent.y using our name al .lt.r.s
card 10 secure materials g 80 sa-h nj a %
himself This Is q airiso he pooh. ....
.ngly. HOWELL SHAW
au silt 1Ot eat Main ..fs.t
DAD BREATH has CAUSED
I'D many tTolbles. Eyen lovers have .trsi
In disgust. never % return. Antl taf.... ..'
Cause such troubles. ami aia a that so nfh. ID
will soon not hear those rw"eI Ho-is t'Hf tI
from your dear ones Npt-iulr huar.Hg .e-
come very bad. Can IN tho 40 khhA.Al '.'u
REMEDY COMPANY, 0li ca.f Nam .ts..
Richmond, Va, aAd you All s5.a De 4.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

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