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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-11
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Hd9Oem bic @eri6te in einiqen SSGlsn,
in ornen bur9 XzStrablen leibli9er G9az
cen angeri9tet tporben 1T, 59pere G;ei0z
itrdfen perbdngt buben, perben fi@ nobl
Sene, tpel4e nit ben 8oentgenzS trablen erz
perinlentiren, me6r in Sba9t nebnlen ano
iene @oriidt gebrau6en, tpeI9e our6 biz
@rfa6rung geboten srI9eint.
Niemonb tann ii9 LANCER ausrcbsn, buB
ibm feline fOl9en 5dIe betanr1t 1inb. Der
5erit0penoe @influB Der XsGtrablen auT bas
@etpebe Der 0aut unb bic organii9e 3ele
1T bon @leftrifern 16on bielfa9 erOrtert uno
BON Der preiie binldngli9 p~entiIirt tporben.
Sebermann iolte iebt pifen, baB bic
&oentgen= Qampe, tpenn Elm itdrfer @trom
beniibt pirO, gefdbrli9 tperoen fam, fobaIb
Sbeile bes &0rpers, BON benen man einen
S3attenriB er5eugen pia, gu nabe an bus
@lasgefdB berangeriidt perben.
Ser peltberiibmte Stem 0orter @leftriter
Sesla bat Dor einigen Sdgen bic Wirz
flung Der X@Strablen lpie folgt ertldrt:
Der Roentgen@Npparat refp. bas 9lass
9efdB reagirt 9erabe 10 ipie Elm 6~ei5appardt.
Wenn Semanb feline 9dnb 3u ndbe an einen
rot6gliibenoen Ofen bdlt, fam er ~uugenblid@
ltb perlebt iperben; bdlt er Die 0anb ettpas
ipeitsr babon, bann mag er Die f9limme Mirz
flung ett na4 %einigen Min1ten oeripiiren,
ltnb erit penn ct in elmer %gepifen @ntfer=
rrung blsibt, tpirb bic aus1trablenbe 6ibe
LANCE 3ett uuf i'm ~eirttpirtsn ~tOnnen, o6re
baB es INN f9abet. @enau 10 berbdlt IS fi9
nit ben &oentgenzS tra6len. Sn elmer getpii=
Zen @ntfernung iiben tie feline iible Wirfune
dlf Die 6aut aug, mag bieie nod 10 LANCE
ibrer Strablung ousgsisBt iein. 0%er@baratz
ter ber8erlebung burb&oentgen>S trdblen" lit
ienem Der 8erbrennung bur3 6tbe iebr d6n=
li9. Sci ~itarfer 8erlebung ieben bic ngranoz
tpunben" Der Roentgenitrdblen fa1t gan5 10
aus, pie ipenn {e bur9 5eler ober einen
gliibenben @egenitanb eraeugt tporben tpdren.
Sd mD4te Dorf9la9en, itatt beg plattns
reines aluminium in ben 8oent9enz2ampen
gu sebrau@en. Nu9 1oqte Elm feines S9uB@
glitter, Elm nai1es Sud- pber lonIt ettpas ba=
5pii9en geitelt perben, Inn Die ben Roentz
genzStrablen ausgeIebten 8Orpert6eile 9esen
ben biretten unb i9Gbliden @infIuB Der
Ielbsn gu i6iiben. Nsnn iOlhe 8orii6ts=
maBregeln our @ntpenbung tommer1, t0nnen
metnes @radtens feline iibIen 5olgen ent=
fteben."
Soipeit Sesla. Wer baber in 3utlnft nit
&oentgenzS trablen erperimentirt uno biez
1elben auf menI4li9e 80rpert6eile etntpirten
lGBt, pirb gut tbltn, Die bOn Sesld borge>
19laqenen 0orIi9tsmaBregeln ni6t auBer
N9t gu ldfien. Ob bic r8rdnoipunoen"
bur9 bic Strablen fslbit ober BON unenoli9
fleinen mdterielen Sbeilben eraergt fperoen,
bic bas @las Der 2umpe abIdlenoert, barii6er
ipirb nit Der 3eit Die WiHenI4aft 19on ms
&ldre fomrnen.
S9on iebt ubsr o~erlungt es Der S9uB oes
patienten, bet bieien gefdbrliden Iusitraba
lungeR oOer gbi9IeuberungeR ausgeIeBt
ptrb, baB Der erperimentireube Singer Der
WiienI6aft ober Der operirenoe Nr5t Die
bur9 @rfa6rung erprobten uno bon Sesia
enpfo6lenen 8Orii4tsmaBrsgeln gebrau4e,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-11
,,9euti6e 8eicai0aft" 1T GDatts
fntt0ua.


Iuf Der Sommer= llnipetiitGt gu gbarttduz
qua i'm State gleip Yorf bliibt bas 0sutT9e
f9Onitens. Sunge 6erren unb 9amsn,
tpel6e baielbft bic oeut19en &laien bes Yro=
|fefor II BON Gbicago beIuben, bilben
5uglei9 bebufs ltebung i'm 9eutI6en einen
frDbli6en gefe0igen @erein = n9eutf9e Sc
Ie1fAaft" - na6 @pan toner Muiter unb
anter Go6nf4er 5iibrung.
SIM 2aufe poriger Do9e CAB bieIer meiIt
aus @nelii9zNmeritanern beitebenbe 8erein
einen iebr gut beiuhten unb 9elungenen beutz
19en Ibenb.
@rf fang bic gar3e @erfammlun9 auf
9eutf6: n9eil0ir, @ermania". Damn tamen
Glaoier@So bon Srau S. 9urrp Wbeeler;
Defamation bon S9iGer's rSau6er" i'm
0riginaltert bur6 g. $. Start, profe7or
Der &ebstunit an Der G6icager llniOeriitdt;
@siang Oeuti4er Sieber bur9 SRI. Marp
See 2ettpi4; Defamation aus @bamiTo's
nSrauenz2eben unb 2iebe" BON prOf. gobn's
Satin.
Den S9llB biloete cine tii9tigs Nuffii6z
run9 beS &oien'f9en S9punfes Sin
8nopf", tpobei oas 8rogrumm bemertt: sir
bic 8iibne eingeri9tet bon 6errn 9einri4
Merter, &unfttritifer Der S0inois Gtaatsz
3eitung." Die bier &ouen in benz S9pant
tpurben gegeben bon 9srrn 5. 8. NoOb, SRI.
Nlice 9roeBinger, 9errn 8. u, 9uurie, SRI.
8. McQuiton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-11

ben? limb ipenn er es tbut, tpirb Or. 9era
tpirtli9 MGes fogsn, mas er tpetB, unb nit
Teinem gansen e@riftps9fel berdusriidene
Der IL. Mlguit tpirh es lebrrn, penn ni4t
6r. 6ers etpd bann bon Neuem fetnen 9ez
Iunbbeits5utanb pOrf9iebt, I'm ipeiter gu
i9peisen.
Die iibertpieeenbe &nii8t e.bt bubin, buB
tpeiter gef9ipiegen tpsrben tpirO, unb bab Der
4usI9uB IS ni9t tpugen fam, bic bole
Wubrbeit gu bDren unb gar gu Oer0ff:ntz
li9en. f
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-11
aiSmarG nttS Der 6ef@i@tf@retbet
Der 0rieG)ett.

Stood imn1er perDffentli9t Der 8ismard>
Sorf6er 9einri@ b. pof9inger 8riefe 8is=
mard's. 8on Suterehe 1T ndmentli4 Elm
8rtf 8ismard's aus benz Sabre 1869, alIo
'bor Der @rlpeiterung be5 GorboeutI9en 8un=
bes gum Deltf9en &si9, an ben berii9mter
8erIiner llniberfitdtsprofeKor Or. Grnii
@urtius, Der i'm 2oufe pes %borigen Sa6res
iturb. Ser 8rirf lautet:
On ben orb. grofef1pr an Der &0nigz
li9en Sriebri9 Mil6elmsz11niber5ttdt 9erru
Or. Gurtius in Berlin.
8erIin, IL, Mpril 1869.
Cure 6o9poblgebprsn BADEN Die Site gee
bdbt, mir bic BON Sbnen berfaBte r@d9i9te
Der Srie@en" gu ii6erienOen. SSnbem i'd bDn
oerfel6en nit ein9e6enOem Sntere1e &ennt@
nib genomnten babe, fuge i9 Sbnen fir bic
fen 8efpeis t6eilnebmenber @eftnnung meis
men perbinblidften Oanf.
Wenn Sic in Sbrer S9rift in tbenio am
f9ouli9en uls gei1trei9sn 3iigen ben gntz
tpidlungsgung zines Bottles 19tlbern, ous
Bel elmer %ieltenen 5iiQe geift:ger @uben bur9
uneini9teit Der Srembberrf6aft unb innsren
3erriittung nn6eimfdlt, 10 gebe i4 MIDI Der
6offnung bin, bab Sbre 9drte01ng bu5u
beitragen pirb, bic Sreue gsgen bas beutI9e
8aterlanb 3u 1tdrten l1nb bic Npt6penbigfeit
nationalen 3uiammen6nltens aud in peitez
reg &retIen gum IebeaOi9en 8epuBtiein gu
bringen.
b. 8ismdr6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-11
Husband.

- Sn Seignmput6 (Oebonfbire)
1T cine alte Sungfer geitprben, tpel6e bic
Iebten breiBig Sabre / M 8ette 3uz
gebra9t bate. @ines Mbenbs, i'm Sabre
1858, begub ie ii9, 38 Sabre alt, D0lig gez
Iunb gu 8ett. Nm nd9iten Mprgen erfldrte
Tie, baB es ii9 I'M 8ett am alIerbebagGt9ften
lebe. Sic beI9loB bes6al6, ben &eft i6res
2e6ens i'm 8ett gu bleibtn. 9ie @lte erz
freute it9 Bis bor turaem bortreffli9en
8p6lbefinbens. Mittels elmer itnnrei3en
Spiegelporri9tung fonnte ie bonn 8ett aus
dGes fe6en, mas uuf ber StraBe boreing.
@onit tpar bic Mlte burfaus ui9t menI9enz
feinbGi9. SdgGi9 empfing fe 8sIu9e. Sci
ibrem Sobt tpDg bic ate SSungfer 238 Pfunb.
- Oas neue bent9e MtGitGr<
gene3r +, bas in Der Nrmee CUR @tnfii6rung
gelangen biirfte, trtpeiit ii4, tpie mad benz
III. SournaI b%erlautet, bon duBerorbsntliz
der 8ebeutung burb feline un9e6euetli3t
8irtung. Gs lit lei6t bon @eipibt uao bic
augel ber1nas mod ouf 800 Meter @ntferz
11llng in e.raber Slugba6n z bintereindnoer
1tehenoe Mann nit bplftdnbi9er MarF9ausz
riiftung gu bur@6obren. Nd9oem bieier
@ipfelpunft in Der 8erbDlfpmmnullg Der
5euerpaffe errei9t 1T, biirfte bas 8prt CUR
Mabrbeit peroen, baB bur9 bic Nusbilhuns
6er &rie9siperfaeuge bic 8riegt Ielbt berbins
cert nerben.
- CUR 8eleu9tun9 Der energtf2en
NI tungen er8urenin betoen Be
ptbltfen fommt iebt cine interefiarte N}eIz
bung aus Dem OraniesSreiitaate SIN 8oltsz
raab gu 8lumfontein tpurbe am 81. Sum-
her 8eri9t Der &riegscommi1ion iiGer bGs
Sa6r 1896 berlc5en. Der Sbsr{Gablnetiter
t6eilte nit, baB am gnbe bon 1896 3,000,z
600 9%atronen fir Martiniz6enrpe uno
628,00O pqtronen fir Maufer59eDc9rt an
ge19ufft paren, auBerbem tparen ROD cine
Mtilipn Mo%u1erpatronen beIteQt. Gerner
tpafen bonn 8olfsrdab nod 1900 gfunn aus
9eporfen CUR 8sf9affung elmer p:itertn
Milton 8utronen. Man mar nit Der Rez
gierung ba6in iibereingetommen, bab ME-
mails neniger als 4 M6iGiOnen Batronen in
ben Maga3inen ~bprbanben fein 0%iirften. Sas
lit cine rei9li9e Menge Bel elmer Grippe bon
bD@itens $4,000 Mann.
= Ser belgif9e @bgeorbrete unb Sefrez
tar i'm @oritunbe Der ReprGI entantentamz
mer Wdrpcque 1T als 8eri4wenber anb
Spieler befannt. Seine ererbten WiQtOnsn
limb BON ibm beri6leuoert tporoen, llno an
10. Suli lit 0or benz @iOil9eri4ts9Ofe in
@6drleroi Dffentli6 iiber ben Qntrag Ittner
Satin, bic Nus19lieBung Der 8iitergemet1@
f4aft aus3uIpre6en, berbdnbelt porbe1. @s
tpuroe in bieier 8erbdnOlung na6gepiel ZEN,
ouB Die1er 8olfsbertretsr felt 5ebn Sabren
feline Smmobilien nit bier Miliouen SruncS
9ppOtbeten 6elaitet unb bier Mftllionen
5ranc8 Nsrtbpapiere b%erfauft fat. QuBer=
benz Iinb fir $4,000 6r. BON ibm acceptirte
MedIel gegenpdrtig i'm llmlalfe. unO 0as
aGes fir Spiel unb Sport! Sem Nmt ais
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-11

Cine b.utf3e 3ettuns in
gbiloOslp9ia mu@t ben @Orf6lug, einen
She'll bes groBen l1ebsri4u1es bes neulif
bort ~ab9ebalteuen Sdngerfetes ben Not9=
leibeuoen in S4leiien, Sahien, Miirttents
berg, SaoeH unb Oeiterrei@, bic bur9 bic
tir5li@en furdt6uren lteberI9pemmunger
10 l9tper 6eim9elu4t porOen, ais untetItiiz
sung auoupen0eN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
POLITICS CAUSED A FIGHT.
Several Blows Deaif-Ferdicf In n
Damage Suit.

ROANOKE. VA, May 6.-(Special)-
Politics caused fight here this morning
between J. Archer Wilson, councilman
from the Second Ward. and Roy y. Smith,
ex-Commonwealth's Attorney of this city.
Wilson was candidate for renOniha-
ton before the Democratic primary last
night but was defeated. The hght against
him has been "A very bitter one ailu
meeting Mr.. Smith at the couFt-house
this morning he asked the lattef ~ nc
had made certain remarks, when ne WI
som claimed were derogatory 10 ms
character. Smith said he had; wheleupoii
Wilson struck him. causing him 70 SIP
and before he could recover himself VIII
son dealt him several severe blows. INC
cOmbatants were then separated, ana IL
Is believed that the matter VIII De drop
ped. - s,,~,,
In the Hastings Court to-day the Jury
IA the case Of W H. WysOngs Admins
traitors against the Norfolk and western
railway awarded the plaintiffs -. lOS dam
ACES WysoDg. an engineer on tne NOT
folk and Western. was Killed al faihphii
jn August 1895. and his administrators
sued the railroad company for SiVyVv' az
icging negligence on the part OF iae id'-
ters employees ,., a..
Major j. Hoge Tyler passed through tne
CITY today en- route 10 his home, In Pu-
ig.kf from a trip 10 Eastern Virginia.
lie said he was much encouraged Dy the
outlook. .,
HE boot and shoe store OF j. 7. Reeves.
on Park street, WAS entered ana robbed
last night OF a number OF pairs or shoes
and a quantity OF leather and other mate
rial qhe robbers entered the room by
forcing open rear window.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
DIR. TALMAGE SUCCESSFUL.
Relief for Famine Sufferers In IN
di.-Coxcrum TranspOrtafiOn.

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Rev. DIR. De-
witt Talmage. Of the First Presbyterian
church in this city. who has just returned
from a tour in the West, made with the
object of raising contributions for the re-
lief of the famine sufferers in India, call
ed at the Navy Department to-day TO re-
port progress to Secretary Long, who Is
charged by law with the procurement Oh
suitable vessels for the transportation OF
food supplies. The Doctor reported ihat
ne had been thoroughly successful in oD-
tanning contributions, and wished 10 ar
range for sending the goods as carry as
possible. Secretary Long said that ne ue-
sired TO afford all assistance In MS power
The Navy Department has secured pro
posals from ship-owners for the charter
ing of vessels, and DR.. Talmage was IN
formed that the department would De
ready Just as soon as the cargoes were.
Meanwhile the department would not
close the charters to avoid delnurrase
while the ships were lying waiting TOT
their stores and cargoes. The Chamber OF
Commerce of San Francisco has reported
to the department that it has already Sc
cured pledges for wheat and corn enough
TO load one ship. so the department VIII
probably close the arrangement for snip
from San Francisco very soon. That VIII
leave but one ship for the conveyance OF
grain from New York to India. as the
act of Congress provided for only Two
vessels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
TO Gain Flesh, TO sleep Well, to
Know What Appetite and Good
Digestion Mean, Make n Test
of stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience of an In
diunapOlis Gentleman.

No trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
People having IL think that their nerves
are to blame and are surprised that they
are not cured by nerve medicine and
spring remedies the real seat of the mis-
chief is lost sight Of; the stomach Is
the organ TO be looked after
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
anv main whatever in the stomach, nor
nerhaps any of the usual symptoms OF
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself not in the stomach so much
as I'm nearly every other organ; in some
cases the heart palpitates and is irregu-
lar: i'm others the kidneys are affected,
I'm others the bowels are constipated.
with headaches; still others are troubled
with loss of flesh and appetite, witt ac-
emulation OF gas, sour risings, and
heartburn.
Mr.. A. w. Sharper, Of No. 81 Prospect
street. Indianapolis, Ind, writes as fol-
lows: "A motive Of pure gratitude
prompts me TO write these few lines re-
earding the new and valuable medicine.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. have been
a sufferer from nervous dyspepsia for
the last four years; have used various
patent melicines, and other remedies
without any favorable results. They
sometimes gave temporary relief until
the effects OF the medicine wore off. /
attributed this TO my sedentary habits,
being a book-keeper with little physical
exercise, but l am glad to state that
the tablets have overcome all these OBJ
stacles, for ! have gained in flesh. sleep
better, and am better In every way. The
above Is written. not for notoriety but
e. based on actual fact" Respectfully
yours. a. '" ShAhfhn'
N Prosnect street Indianapolis, Ind.
II is safe TO say that Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets viii cure any stomach weak
ness or disease, except cancer Of stomach.
They cure sour stomach. gas, loss
OF flesh and appetite, sieep.essness, pal
pitatlon. heartburn. constipation. and
headache.
send for valuable little book on stomach
diseases by addressing Stuart Company.
Marshall. Mich.
All druggists sell fuu-sized packages
af 30 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
Wedding i'm Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May C.
Especial last evening Miss Annie Hud-
son was married TO Mr.. Robert n. Gran
ming by the Rev. DR.. j. Wiley Bledsoe.
The marriage took place at the Woollen-
Mills chapel, which was prettily deco
rated for the occasion. Mr.. Ed. Hudson
(brother of the BRIDE was the groom's
best man. and the maid Of honor was
Miss Mary Granting. sis er of the groom.
The other attendants we're Mr.. Egbert
Harlow and Miss Nellie Arundale. Mr..
Sam Arundale and Miss jamie Bragg, Mr..
James Granning and Miss Susie Wing
field The bride carried white flowers.
The bridesmaids wore pink. A reception
at the residence of the brides father. Mr..
William Hudson, followed the impressive
ceremony.
The Charlottesville Hook Hose-and-Lad
der Company has accepted the invitation
to attend the State Firemens Association
az WINCHESTER. July, 9TH, Sth, and 9Th.
They will take with them their hook-and-
ladder truck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
AppOmattOx Democrats.

WEST APPOMATTOX. May 6.-(Spe-
cial)-A mass-meeting of the Democratic
voters of Appomattox. held at Appomat-
tox Courthouse to-day. was called to or
der by County Chairman $. l.. Ferguson.
DIR. ID. Mott. Robertson was made chair
man of the meeting, and Mr.. +. w. Nc
kenney was chosen secretary. The fol-
lowing were nominated as candidates at
the approaching May election:
Stonewall Distric,-Supervisor S. C..
Stratton Constable. II. c. Babcock; JUS
tees of the Peace, John w. Davidson,
seer OF the Poor, George l.. Ferguson.
Southside District-Supervisor. j. {.
Jones; Constable. \. H. Albeit Justices
OF the Peace /. T. Lee. Simeon Harvey.
and Lamech Jones; Overseer of the Poor,
S. T.. Howerton.
Glover Hill-Supervisor. w. VI. Lyon;
Constable r. w. Mckinney; Justices OF
the Peace. l.. H. Fore. Il. w. Beale, and
p. II. Fore; Overseer of the Poor, T.. e..
ChiSm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
Dinwiddie Democrats-An ENci'ins
Runnvay-Not Proved.
yhe eXcursiOnists.

PETERSBURG. VA, May 6.-tSpecial)
The Democratic convention for Namozine
District. In Dinwiddie county, met yester-
aav AT sutherand's TO nominate district
ofTcers. All the delegates from the three
rrsc.ncts composing the district Sixteen
a. number) were present. The convention
batloted for some time for Supervisor, but
was unable 10 agree on a candidate, and,
without making a nomination, adjourned
cine die Mr.. ". ID. Falconer OF New
Hope Precinct. and Messrs. y; A. PERKINS
and John Thomas. Of Sutherland's. have
announced themselves as Candidates lOr
Supervisor. -.-.-e.,-
FAILED TO OBTAIN A LICENSE.
4 voung man. giving his name as James
9 Downey. of Norfolk. ana his occu-
nation as a marine engineer arrived IN
~ civ last evening. accompanied by a
lady and applied at the CLERK once Ioi
a license for the marriage OF James =
Downing. OF Norfolk. and Mollle ). owen,
OF Petersburg" The requirement being
made for an affidavit as TO the lady's
residence and age by some disinterested
uarty. and not being complied WITH the
clerk declined TO issue the license, ana
ne couple left. regrctting that they ndd
moi gone 10 North Carolina 20 be married.
II is said the lady formerly resided in
Petersburg. a.
prrNAWAYS OK SYCAMORE STREET.
uair OF horses belonging 10 Mr. Nc
Cord of Prince George county DtNdlhN
f~i~htened on lower Sycamore street TINS
morning and ran unchecked up the street.
r"using much dismay and excitement. At
81 uoint near Bank street the wagon they
were pulling collided with an electrician,
and was broken IN two. The horses went
ON with the front half. and broke that IN
q collision with a post near the southern
F,xpreeg Office. They were fnally cdueht
on Adams street. This runaway team
frishtenod the horse attached TO Ianier 5
confectionerv- wagon. and there was an
other runaway in the opposite direction
down the street, but this did not result
80 disastrOusly.
Personal. AND GENERAL.
The funeral of the Rev. Thomas Hodge.
Of Chesterfield county. took place TO-DAY
from the Washington Street Methodist
Tpiscopal church. Mr.. Hodge was an
Inclishman by birth. but lived IN Ches-
frrheld where he farmed. tie died yes
terday OF paralysis at The Home for the
Sick. ,.,..,
The Mayor this morning discharges
carey Archer and WOOdley Townes tcOl-
oroG). charged with having been engaged
I'm a prize-hght, the charges not being
Hail fell 10 a considerable extent IN
uortions OF NOttOway and Dinwiddle
counties yesterday afternoon, but ala no
material damage. 49,,
REV. W S Leake left to-day TO attend
the Southern Baptist Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07

Sc Apron Bingham, &c.
Yard-wide Unbleached Cotton. l-2c
These arc no remnants, and l-2c could
not buy cotton as good.
l5c. Ldnen-Finish Cheviot. sc.
u l-2c. Figured Duck, Clio.
u Lee. Foulards. sc.
10 l-sc. Sea Island Percales, &c.
spool Cotton. &c.
6l-ic. STANDARD Calicoes. l-2c
spooi SILK. 100 yards. &c.
zee. Light Pin-Stripe outing, &C.
Velvet Binding. Sc.
&c. Shceting. lo-4 wide. IL
CSC. Table Linen. i lie.
u and 25c. Ruching, &c.
CSC. Hair Brushes. l0c
&c. French Saline. y l-2c.
&c. Corset-Covers. the best camorics
4 l-2c.
soc. ladies' Drawers. neatly trimmed
with Hamburg, 25c.
S1-2c. Ladies' Ribbed Undershirts, &c.
81 and SIS Ladies' Wrappers, soc.
l0c. Pearl Buttons. sizes, &c.
u l-2c. Organizes. lie.
These arc no old stuffs or shopworr
goods. Some merchants would value then
~ 15c.. but we will sell them Tor TINS
clearing sale at Lac.
Mems 25c. Ties. sc.
u dozen Agate Buttons for &c.
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The Greatest and
Grandest Bargains
Il oJI
that were ever held in Richmond.

2Oc. Boys and Girls Ribbed Hose, loc.
soc. Ladies Shirt-Waists. 39c.
Gentlemen's Pure Linen Collars, &c.
25c. Ladies' shirt-Waist Sets, 15c.
81 Foulard Silk, $50.
81 Brocade Satin. in Black, &C.
Boys' and Girls Duck Sailor Caps, lsc'
Ladies' Collars. Sc.
Embroidery SILK. 1c a dozen.
Knitting Silk. Sc a SPOOL
Mems zoe. Fancy Gauze Drawers ana
Shirts. &c.
Mems 1Oc Half-Hose. &c.
Boys Wash Duck Sailor Suits sofa lot
$50 and 3d. now 69c.
25c Organdie SO inches wide, IN all
colors u 1-2c
1Oc Striped Muslin, 1-4c
Ladies' S125 Duck Skirts, 6sc.
Ladies Black Mohair Skirts, worth w.
for Csc.
15c. Linen Towels. sc.
SO Tailor Made Suits. silk lined coat LOT
this clearing sale S6S9
zoe. Black Scillian, 25c.
All of our Dress Goods, Silks Linens
White Goods. organizes. all kinds of
Lawns. Mattings. Carpets, WINDOW
Shades. Rugs Lace Curtains. and BONES
tic Goods have been marked down ior
this May clearing sale.
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Electric BrevItles.

Jondon.-.James Theodore Bent the
well-known traveller and author OF works
of travel. is dead.
Washington. --Rear-Admlral Richard w.
Meade was buried at the National Gene
terry at Arlington. after appropriate SER
vices at church and grave.
washington.-Th Secretary Of the
Navy has finally accepted the cruiser
Brooklyn. upon the favorable report OF
the board which conducted her recent sea-
trial.
Washington.-The fourth triennial con-
gress OF American physicians and sur
geons adjourned The body decided that
It's future congresses should be held in
Washington.
Nashville, Tenn.-Professor Arthur Ber-
nard. physical director OF the Young
Mems Christian Association OF Nashville,
made successful trip in an air-ship con-
structed by himself.
Chicago.-A bill has been filed in the
Superior Court for a receiver for the
Globe Safety Deposit Company. which was
a part of the defunct Globe Savings Bank.
The vaults have been closed.
a.-Captain-General Weyler, with
his adjutants and an escort. left Glen
fuegos. province OF Santa Clara, Wednes-
day by special train, and arrived unex-
pectedly at San Juan de las Yeras.
n,
mander on the Isle of Pines. a penal
settlement south of Cuba denies that an
uprising has taken place there. and that
twenty-five Cuban prisoners escaped.
New York.-Peter Maher and Tom
Sharkey have been matched for a bout
DIN the vicinity OF New York on or about
June 10Th. The locality of the battle
ground will be made public next Saturday.
Habana.-The Spanish cruiser Maria
Cristina has captured at the mouth of the
Mosquito river four lighters of American
construction. They had apparently been
used In the landing OF filibustering ex-
petition.
Habana:-The escort of n railroad train
running between Tuns and Sancti
Spiritus province of Santa Clara on
bomb on the rails, with electric wires at
tached to it.
Lincoln. Neb.-Governor Holcombe acted
favorably on the application of DR.. X. L.
Giffen, surgeon-general of the National
Guard. granting him indefinite leave of
absence to 20 TO Thessaly, and enlist IN
the Greek army.
st. Johns, N. F.-The operations Of the
French fishing feet are seriously en-
barrassed by the difficulty in procuring
bait. or eighty French vessels which left
st. Pierre a week ago for the Grand
Banks, not more than half had an ade-
quate supply of bait
Habana.-Jose Cepero. the insurgent
cavalry leader who was released on April
3Oth. the case against him having been
dismissed, visited Consul-General Lee yes
terday. and will sail from Cuba on We'd
nesday next. Cepero Is an American
citizen, and was captured on board q
steamer at Balabago January IL. 1886.