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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
FoRD's LITHfA SPRINGS.
A Beautiful Drive-The First German
of the Season.

WAYNESBORO. VA, July H.-(Spe-
cial)-At the invitation of Messrs. Ford
& Mcdowell 70 accompany them on a
drive wednesday afternoon, gay party
mounted the magnificent tally-ho, drawn
by four OF the handsomest horses I'm Vir-
ginia. We started of with gay laughter
and blowing of the horn, on lovely
drive through Waynesporo', Basic City
and the surrounding country, link OF
afteen miles. A lovely road and grand
scenery added attractions TO drive that
will not soon be forgotten by those so
fortunate as TO have received an INVITA-
ton 70 Join the party. This being the
initial trip of the sort OF the tally-ho.
the party was specially invited. Herr
after every afternoon the magnincent
tally-ho will be at the hotel doors Tor the
use Of the guests gratis.
The first german Of the season took
place ct the handsome pavilion Friday
night. About one hundred couples par
ticipated II was beautifully led by Mr..
r. Lee Antrim, of Chicago. The chap-
erouS were Mrs. W. II. Adams, from
Mineral City; Mrs. Hall. from Cincin-
natl who. with her handsome daughter,
Is spending some time at Ford's Lithia:
Mrs. Z. ] Bates, Jr. Of Richmond Mrs.
NJ O. Mcdowell and others. Many
oretty sirls I'm handsome gowns added
much 10 the brightness OF the scene. The
music Was gnleudid being furnished by
Johnson's Band which is engaged for
the eeason. In the wee sma' hours"
when the band struck up Home, Sweet
Home. all were sorry the evening was
over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19

J. Otey. whose denomination all the dele
gates were instructed to work and vote
for at the Bedford convention.
Tifty-four delegates We're elected-four-
teen from the First Ward. and ten each
from the four other wards--as follows:
First Ward-J. II. Cutchln. j. II. Will
kerson. William Gordon Robertson, J. b.
Pollard. j. ID. Price. w. 5. Jones. o. y.
Derr. Elias Mahoney, w. r. Hun. W. p.
Camp. +. NJ. Dawson. Charles y. Luns-
ford. A. ]. Brand and ]. r. Power.
Second Ward-Roy B. Smith, Robert Fl.
Scott. A. Blair Antrim. j. D. Crowley,
J. r. Bryan. w. o. Hardaway. Everett
Perkins. James r. Terry. J. L. Yonge,
and w. +. Bryant.
Third Ward--T. J. Martin. William Carr,
W. j. Quinn, Il. j. Rowan, L. r. Looka-
bill. z. j. Greeley, w. II. Fussen. ]. c.
Jones. j. d Carr. and J. I. Kelley.
Fourth Ward-J. Allen Watts, A. w.
I>escure, ]. j. Casey. James Denman. w.
f. HudgNs. w. S. Camden. Levn witt,
Louis Urquhart. James McFall and ].
Il. Basham.
Fifth Ward-W. III. Carr. ]. T. Henebry.
J. A. Otey. r. It. Boswell. s. II. Kefauver,
W. e. Brown. J. ID. Glsh. ]. A. Page, ].
j. Davis, and W. w. Payne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
CARLISLE GOES FISHING.
Attempted Suicide Of nm Old Citizen
Awarded Damages.

PORTSMOUTH. VA, July lS.-(special)
The ueht-house tender Maple arrived In
Portsmouth this morning, having on
board Hon. John @. Carlisle, Secretary
Of the Treasury; Mrs. Carlisle, and Mrs
Ioran Carlisle and children. The party
left Washington on Thursday. and put IN
here for ice and other supplies. ana
after getting them left for York Spit
where the Secretary will fish for day.
This morning about ll:SO O'Clock, MI
William Studling. a well-known old citl-
zen Of Portsmouth, attempted 10 END mis-
life by taking large dose OF laudanum'
lie was seen 10 enter vacant lot on
Columbia street between Middle and
Court. and to drink something black from
n glass. The colored man who witnessed
mis- actions reported IT TO the police ana
officer Wnningder took Mr.. StublinS 10
the station-house, where he was brought
around all right
Tho iurv in the trial Of the suit OF
NJ W Il. Johnson. against the city or
portsmouth for 81 go damages for in1u-
r,es received by the plaintiffs falling
over a pile Of sewerpipe and breaking
his leg. has returned a verdict awarding
wr Johnson $3.50 City-Attorney HAP
ner made a motion for new trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
TRIPS TO THE SEA.
sold ocean, Has Lost None OF It's
Charms 10 Oar Citizens.

The excursion season is now under fun
blast, and the hot suns Of July caufe
many TO leave the heated atmosphere OF
the city and for few hours seek tho
cool breezes Of the sesshore. A trip tn
the ocean seems now 10 be the most
popular outing, and almost every day In
the week there are many parties who
go down by the "sad, sea waves and
hear the music of the breakers. and watch
the white caps as they roll Inward and
fall upon the sands OF tho h. ach.
The Junior order - Uritcd American
Mechar ics OF this city and Manchsster
will celebrate their annual feld-dsy by
grand excursion 10 Norfolk tomorrow.
Trains have been chartered over the Nor
folk and Western and Chesapeake AMI
Ohio railways. Ample accommodation wui
be furnished all who desire TO 80. The
round-trip is only 81, ana arrangements
nave been made for visiting the water
ins-places around tho city.
The Virginia Watching Club. which is
composed OF prominent young society
men Of Richmond. left Friday for thcir
annual cruise or the Virginia const.
They VIII spend about ten days in the
waters around Smith and Cohbs Island.
and will also penetrate the Chesapeaks
bay. The party Is well supplied with
provisions and every luxury calculated to
make the trip enjoyable. The sloop VAN
derslice, which viii be used for the
cruise. IS admirably equipped ond. be-
sides the captain. she carries a crog OF
three. Those IN the party are Nessrs.
Joseph jackson, commodore; Il. Kirk Par
rlsn, vice-commOdore; u. H. Powers,
commissary; George B Pegram, Robert
Pegram, Edgar Vaughan. Ned. Robertson.
Harvey Chambcriayne, Richard Gwath-
mey, and II. f. Fry.
Mrs / GfI .t,ra~frto.I..s 49,
Male Orphan Asylum will run enother
excursion % Ocean View by tho CneSa-
peake and Ohio. on Wednesday, the 9th
Of July. All who wish 70. will have an
opportunity TO see the baseball game az
Norfolk. Passengers can take steamer
at Newport News for Norfolk Other
stops VIII be made on the bay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
TWO orr or THREE.
Norfolk Takes the Game from the
pctcrsburg Farmers.

NORFOLK. VA, July lS.--(Special)-
Norfolk made II two out Of three from
Petersburg by winning to-day. The To-
calls had no trouble whatever in taking the
third Of the series. They outplayed their
opponents at every point. and at no stage
was the result in doubt. The boys played
as II they were on friendly terms with
themselves and tho world in general
They hit the ball hard and often; ran
bases with good judgment aud heided IN
a gilt-edge manner. On the oihar hand,
the visitors were easy. Thfv bad Nofcoin'
their best pitcher. in "a N ut he was
as wild as a March hare. b. p when he
did get the ball over the plate 4 was hit
hard Gilroy and Fields we're in the
points for Norfolk. and TO tho work OF
these men IS due much OF the credit for
winning Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
SCOTLAND NECK.
A Barn of Tobacco Burned-Per-
sonnI-Hard on Farmers.

SCOTLAND NECK, n. Co. July 1s.-
Especial DIR. r. NJ. Johnson lost barn
Of tobacco by fire last night. The fire oc-
CURED on his farm, through which the cy-
clone swept few days ago.
Captain w. II. Kitchen, who, two years
ago, left the Democratic party and Joined
the Populists, will go TO ST. Louis TO at
tend the Populist convention on the 22d.
Rev. r. T. Vann, who has been en-
gagged in raising money for the compile
tlon Of the Baptist church at Washing
ton, has returned from the Chowan Bap-
tist Association, where he raised nearly
sl00 He reports that In some places In
the lower counties crops are ruined By
the rain, and in other places dozen
miles away they are ruined by drought
Mr.. ~ Biggs went to-day TO Thomas
Vile 10 attend the annual meeting OF tho
trustees for the Baptist Orphanage.
Miss Lottie Smith has gone 10 Williams
ton.
Miss Hattie Thrower. editor OF VIII
llamston News. was here yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
THEY ARE FOR OrEy.
Roanoke Delegates 10 the Bedford
City Convention.

ROANOKE. VA. July 1S.-(Special)-
Democratic ward meetings were held in
All five OF the wards Of this city tonight
10 elect delegates TO the congressional
convention at Bedford City, Wednesday.
Iuly 2ed. to nominate candidate Tor
Congress from this (the SIXTH Virginia
district. All the meetings were wei at
ionded. and the proceedings harmonious.
resolutions were adopted at all endorsing
The action OF the Chicago convention In
nominating w. J. Bryan and Arthur Sc
wall for President and Nice-Pres'dent;
also. endorsing the attitude OF the VIZ
ginia senators on the currency question.
and expressing pride and qualification at
tho course OF the present representative
In Congress from this district, Hon. Peter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
TO oELEsaATE FIELD-DAY.
Juniors of virginfa to Assemble IN
Norfolk Yo-ncrroyy

Norfolk To-ncrrow.
Tomorrow the Junior Order OF Unitef
American Mechanics IN the State. wiz
celebrate I'm Norfolk, what Is known 10
them as an annual iold-day" This
day was set aside for this purpose by
the State Council Of the order at It's ses-
sion held in D3nville last October. and
the councils in the various parts OF tho
State will proceed to Norfolk, and upon
their arrival there the following pro-
Sramme, which has been arranged by
the members OF the order IN that city
viii be carried out:
The various councils upon their arrival
will be met by committees and escorted
20 the Fourth Regiment Arnory, corner
Clty-Hal avenue and Brewer streets,
where an address OF welcome will be de-
livered by the Mayor. music by band.
response by State Councillor L. w. Guyer
address by Judge Hanckel. music. Upon
the conclusion Of this programme the lfy;s
Of march VIII be formed. and headed by
squad OF police, and the chief marshsl.
Past Noble Councillor c. w. Tyler, and
aids, will parade as follows: ArDcry TO
CRANKY street 10 Main 20 Chapel, 10
Queen. 10 Church. 10 Freemason. 70
Cranky, 10 Armory, where the column
will be dismissed, and the remainder OF
the day spent at the nearby seashore re-
sorts.
The councils In this city and Marches
ter will run excursions 10 the city by the
sea over both the Chesapeake and Oaio
and Norfolk and Western railroads.
those in this city going by the chtsa-
peake and OHIO. while those OF Uancncs-
ter VIII 60 Via the Norfolk and Western.
They viii be Joined by the councils at
Howard's Grove, Ridge Church AEhland.
Swansboyo', and Petersburg. The trains
VIII leave at SEQ and 1880 respectively.
and large crowd Is expected 70 90 over
both roads. This is the hrst time a
celebration Of this kind has been at
TEMPTED by ,he order In this State. and
10 the council having the best percentages
OF its members present and making the
hest aDDe4rsHco ur lire. viii ee awarded
,..a.o,.,o ctftr Arrsrfaap fao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
STATE DEMOCRATS.
Election OF Delegates to Congress
stonaI Conventions.

LEXINGTON. VA, July B.-tspeciai)-
At the primaries held here this after
noon. TO send delegates TO the Democratic
congressional convention. which meets at
Amherst Courthouse on the 18th Instant
six Tucker delegates were chosen.
The only other district in the county
heard from as yet is Walksr's-Creek Dis
trfct. which gives Tucker four delegates
NATURAL BRIDGE. VA. July Is
fspecial Natural Bridge District SENDS
FIVE delegates 10 the congressional con-
vention. who will oppose the nomination
Of Tucker ana vote for Flood.
LEXINGTON. VA, July 1s.-(Special.)-
south-River District of this county. to-
dav elected three delegates to the Am
herst convention. favorable 10 State-Sena-
TOR Flood for Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
IMPEACHMENT OF CITY OFFICERS.
influence OF the 4. II. A. in the
Affairs of Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 1S.-Articles or
Impeachment were filed with the Board OF
Aldermen last night Ay two members or
the Board OF Councilmen against the
members OF the Board OF Public Safety
Colcrel r :. Tilford, ID. j.. O'Sulli'en,
and Charles Wilson They are charged
with aiding and protecting gamblers,
failure to suppress disorderly houses. ana
general misconduct I'm office. The Alder
try the charges. The board IS controlled
by the American Protective Association.
and the accused viii probably be- relieved
of Office. as all three are Democrats. This
means a reorganization Of tho police force
and fire department on American Protec-
tive association lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
MINNESOTA FREE-sLvER TICKET.
Gold Men of Both the Leading Par
ties Organize.

. ST. PAUL, MINI, July 18-The free
silver men followed up their mass con-
ventlon OF Thursday with a conference
yesterday, the outcome OK which was
agreement on a ticket 1t is made up
of John Lind, Of New Ulm, for Governor;
Phuip ID. winston OK Minneapolis. for
Lieutenant Governor: Herman Stocken-
strom, Of st. Paul. for Secretary OF state;
Il. 3. Corser, Of Minneapolis, for Trea-
surer. and Pierce Butler, Of St Paul, tor
orncy-General. The scheme OF the
silverites Is TO secure an endorsement
of its tlcket nom the Democrats on Au-
gust 4th, and from the Popullsts on Au-
gust 22d.
Leading gold men Of both the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties held a
conference here last evening. IL was
presided over by Moses =. Clapp, who
was the leading candidate for Governor
before the Republican State Convention
July 1st The state VIII be thoroughly
organized by this element. and red-hot
fight made TO keep the State in line for
sound money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19

Our gifted friend and townsman,
Colonel 4. M. Waddell tells US that he
had a flfteen-minutes' private conversa-
ton with Mr. Bryan at Chicago, and
before he had made that wonderful
speech. Colonel WaddelI served for eight
years with distinction I'm the Federal
House Of Representatives, and was chair
man OF the Committee on Post-Onices. lie
has known many prominent men I'm
public lie and at the bar, and in other
caHngs IN life. His opinion OF Mr.. Bryan
IS this. He impressed me In those If
teen minutes for his Intellectually beyond
all men ! have known. He IS very ube
man" And so say those who know him
best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19

display was magnificent. affording op-
portunity TO the guests 10 witness a storm
Mt sea-something many OF them had
never before seen. The storm cooled the
atmosphere considerably. and so delight
ful were the breezes thereafter that many
of the lawyers and their families I'm
gered after the adjournment OF the asso-
citation. and goodly number of them are
here now.
During the week a large contingent OF
Christian Endeavorers visited the Hygeia'
and the Georgia Press Association. a
large body ef newspaper-men from the
Cracker State. spent several days here.
Altogether. the week has been one OF
the gayest in the history OF the Hygeia,
and the multitude of guests have been
entertained in a manner which reflects
great credit on the management.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
ROANOKE.
12S4567S9

" " "
Richmond ................l O 022OO0 Oh
Roanoke ..................o ID d d % D o O. /
summary. Earned runs-Richmond A.;
Roanoke. l. Ihree-base hit-Henning.
IH..i0sc hlts-Sh0ta, Groves. Pcnder.
k.n Bases on halls-On Coons,.4. Lert
o. bases Richmond. s. Roanoke 1. Struck
I'Br Taunehlll. by Coons .. Double
r..Fs-ncrie to ShOlia 20 Pcnder; Peicer
tu Hcrte. Sn0lta to Pcndcr. stolen bases
Groves NioX 90. Pcnder 90. SANFORD %.
poland Kain -. Time OF game-1 hour
ar0 l minutes. Implre-Mr Behan.
no PLAY HERE MONDAY.
Richmond viii play here Monday, the
h.st Same of the series TO be played I'm
Peters burg having been transferred TO
ths ..tr The Petersburg team has been
rea"tHn.zel. and is tied with Richmond
l". tHft place There IS a possibility
,hat Nocom viii pitch for Petersburg
Aud oven t he does not. Hallman is more
Iht} .he mr that Will try to wrest q
game from ono Bluebirds. The game viii
p. called tt $40 o'clock
NioN continues his good game at third
lie was at nat five times yesterday, and
got fclr hits
.tn bo'aud Was presented with a small
aHc0 WHOM he came to bat the first
yesterday The little tin man
i'. oncn the package What was IL?
'.,'mord stole eleven bases yesterday
t.. tota| ol eighteen bases from
t. No.n hits
nf NeDcrmott has resigned. and Col
"'r .fe of The Virginia League. has
o'nic1 an Official umpire. and
"'i 'i te az Mondays game here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
In Favor of Hay.

LURAY. VA, July lS.--lSpeclal) )-Twen-
ty-four delegates were appointed at dis
trict meetings held In this county to-day
to attend the Democratic congressional
convention. which assemblies in the city
OF winchester on the 10Th day OF August.
There was no opposition manifested N
the meetings 10 the candidacy of Hon.
James Hay, Of Madison county. and al
OF the delegates chosen are In favor or
his nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
Kentucky Gold Democrats Orga-
nining.

LOUISVILLE. KY, July ia move
money Democrats OF the State is now be-
ing started. and will take practical shape
i'm the next few days. It's design is to
prepare for having kentucky take action,
along with other States, looking TO q
platform. embodying the views Of the
sound-m0ney wing, and If deemed expedi-
ent, the selection OF Democratic candidates
for President and Nice-President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
The Dry-Godds Market.

NEW YORK. July 1s-In the dry-goods
market a week of dull business has been
brought 10 close to-day without break
in the conditions which have generally
prevailed a favorable feature IN the situ-
alton Is the generally satisfactory reports
made REGARDING collections. complaints or
backward settlements being heard but in
frequently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19

r-..r.. rp,o cranks saw the h'ciii'''''
s.., Roanoke Yesterday, and root
eli royalty. ,,.,.,oord
r.rnchiu was in the box for Hichinonu,
etched another of his wonheriui
onlv twenty-seven Goats faced
rm and mp 20 me seventh ipniHs o''y
,-. little scattering hit had been mace
.......,,.. coons. who has won quite
.. FOR himself as % pitcher was III
tl. box for Roanoke. but was easy 'u''
r. the Biuobirls
f.r,nmond commenced TO make runs
,,.r. tfe jump. and when the first inning
closed one man had scored ana TWO
..,r. ieft on bases. In the second inning
..t .tr.e doubles and three singles as
....lty TWO errors and very clever base
,.rr.rg Richmond made six runs. "Dns-
,.. was hit safely an during the game
d., teft az work os n he was shutting
o,t the Champions. The Bluebirds had
fer batting clothes Oh, and would have
llt any pitcher ON earth.
WAS MASTER OF THE GAME.
Taunehm was master OF the game and
r.ayed with tho Roanoke lads, making
perfect monkeys Of them. His support
WAS beautiful and quick. Three double
rlays figured In Tho game on Richmond
Eide. Every man covered his position
r.rlcetly. and every chance. difficulty and
Gs, was accepted without an error.
ql. crauks present went Wild. and there
,yas o. continual cheer from the time The
game started.
Roanoke played q ragged game. They
Could not gauge T8uuehilfs delivery. and
seemed % lose heart. They gave Co0ns
horrible support and could have easily
knocked down some Of the hits that were
Charged against them. Richmond did
some Of the best base-running ever seen
on these grounds.
The story Of the game in a nutshell was
that the home team clearly outplayed
and outgenerallcd the Goats at every
point
PLAYER As AN UMPIRE.
Sandy McDermott was again absent.
auI Behan. the bail-player who Is still
in che city. umpirel His work gave en-
tire snusfacuon.
During the NTH inning Thiri-Baseman
lynch was run into. ana it was thought
that his knee was disl0cated. but Dr.
Hrck found fhat tho player bad only
a..rchei IFS knee. Lynch was soon back
in fhe game.
Tannclil certainly deserves tho credit
of being the prince OF this leagues pitch-
.rs His work was wonderful. consider
ing the hard game ne had TO pitch in
lor. mouth Wednesday.
Below is the score. Roanoke rooters
DOME like &c. but the cranks in Rich
rnrd arc happy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
omahn bryan Meeting Postponed.

LINCOLN. NEB.. July lS-The trip
which Mr. Bryan was expected 20 make TO
Omaha to-day to attend demonstration
I'm his honor has been postponed at the
request OF the Omaha Democratic man
agers' They want moro time 10 prepare
for the meeting which they expect him
10 address. The demonstration will take
Mace Tuesday qr Thursday next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
epnDish Mothers Protest.

MADRID, July 1S.-The mothers Of a
number Of soldiers who were about TO
start from Saragossa for Cuba have made
a protest 10 the government against their
sons being sent away. The government
authorities ascribe the protests 70 the in
nuence Of agents Of Cuban filibustsrs, and
are determined to prosecute any such per-
CONS that they may md.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
GOLD RESERVE, so3,53i, ,ss5.
The First National Bank OF Minott,
n. ID, Fui5s.

WASHINGTON, July 1S-The Treasury
gold reserve. at the close OF business to-
day. stood at sss.53l,si5. The days with
drawals were s26ioco.
The First National Bank Of Minott. n.
D., capital $1,000, failed to-day. Bank
Examiner Zimmerman was placed IN
charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
Lynching I'm South Carolina.

AUGUSTA, GA, July B.-Dan- Dicks
(colored) was lynched early this morning
az Ellentown, 5 c., Tor attempting 10 fe-
loniously assault Mrs. L. ". Hill The
crime was committed yesterday afternoon.
and Dicks was Immediately arrested and
Identified by Mrs. Hill lie was lodged In
Jail. from which place hc was taken by
mob and swung TO tree shortly after
sunrise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19

WAsalNGTON. July lA-secret,aty,
gerberf to-day RENTED the uneXpired
norton OF the sentence in the case OF
iicuienant- Commander Edward w. Stur-
an. Who in May last was suspended Tor
one wear on reduced pay ior leaVng ms
vessel. the olympia, and remaining away
without leave
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
Eoruery and EmbeExlcment Admit
ted.

CHICAGO. July bz.A special from II
Dorado, kan. says; :; i %; nlennngi 01sn, has
heen arrested for alleged forgery and en-
bezzlement in the sum Of $4,000. Re adj
mits his guilt. This is the same bank
that was robbed OF $1,000 about year
ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19

Cards. Bill-Heads. Statements, Letter
Heads. Note Heads, Circulars Handbills.
Dodgers. etc, printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give ycu
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send US your orders and
we will guarantee satisfaction In every
particular. ....-.A..A..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
Cot,on-yIIIs to Close.

FALL RIVER. MASS. July ls-The
following mills will be IDLE next week
American Linen, Anawan; Chase, No. 2;
Cornell: Day0t, No. ?; Granite. No. 3,
Laurel Lake. No. ?: Mctacomet, 20. =
Robeson, Zaconnet, No ?; Shove. No 2;
stevens; Troy. No. ?. and Wampagnon,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
THE RECORD.
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.

Brooklyn at ST. Louis,
Baltimore AT Cincinnati,
washington at Chicago
SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
Boston at Chicago,
Brooklyn al Louisville,
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at ST. Louis,
Baltimore Il Pittsburg
Washington al Cleveland.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Mobile; No game; rain.
Al New Orleans After having the game
won the locals threw away ,neir chance IN
the last inning Score. X II, T.;
Nv, Orleans ....Oll 0O01 e. Q
Batteries: Petty and Grim; McGinhis
and GOnoinx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
Can for Bank Statements.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July lS-Comp-
trollor Eckeis to-day issued call Tor a
report of the condition OF national banks
at the close OF business Tuesday, July lith.