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BrietS.-Several private sales OF realty
recently made in this city show that de-
scription OF property 10 have sensibly in
creased in price The erection OF small
enlightenment houses here is meeting a
demand which has long existed. So-called
modern cOnyeniences are now placed in all
the new houses.
Since the stoppage Of Manchester's only
paper she has contented herself With job
printing Office. There is talk here Of the
starting Of a new weekly in the not-distant
future, whose mission will be to revive the
past history OF city and county as well as
! keep pace with current news.
| The ball given by the Vivian Club at
Owens's Hall last night was noticeable for
the large proportion Of beautiful ladies
present. Several Of these hailed from
Raleigh, y. c. Dancing was kept up till a
late hour of the night.
A number OF citizens INDUCED in pic
mic at Drewrys farm yesterday. This Is a
fayorte resort of our citizens.
The CITY Central Conservative Committee
have been called on to make arrangements
for an early speech here by Hon. G.. ID.
Wise on the political topics Of the day.
The Manchester stage makes its first trip
hence in the morning at 5 O'Clock and
the last from Richmond at els in the
evening.
Mr. Henry A. Maurice has returned
from a lengthy visit to East Tennessee,
and the popular Miss Alma Brown, niece
Of Postmaster Beatte. is paying social
visit to friends and relatives in Washing
ton, ID. G.
There was no case worthy OF notice be-
| fore Mayor Taylor yesterday.
Mrs. Noud, OF West Washington, ID. C.,
daughter Of Postmaster Bcattic, is on
visit TO her relatives in this city.
Hon. George ID. Wise, accompanied by
! ty-Supcrintendent Jordan and Other
jealous friends OF the cause, have made
very effective partial canvass OF the city
Wise will get a good majority in the Free
State.
One of the most pleasing objects that
greets the view OF the traveller from Rich
mond to Manchester is the handsomely
painted residence OF Mr.. John {. Holt, one
OF the fOremen at the Danyille shops, cor
ner OF Bridge avenue and Perry street
The building is the property OF the Dan
Vile Railroad Company, and the work wa
executed by and under the supervision o
william T. Lcdford, master painter 0
! that company.
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Trades Parade,
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

10 me EuHOr OT We DtSpdtch:
While our merchants are discussing
another trades parade, would it not be a
good suggestion to have it as an adjunct to
the Fair, and instead OF the line OF march
extending, as it last did, down Broad street
and over Church Hill, avoid the steep hills
and let the point for forming head in the
opposite direction and march to the Fair
Grounds and around the track! Let it be
advertised that the grand features OF the
parade will be enacted there for the benc-
fit OF people visiting the Fair. | think
this would greatly auXicrate the success OF
the Fair, which certainly is a thing most
earnestly wished FOR by all our merchants,
and with Chief Ainsley and Normand Ran
dolph as chief OF staff, am satisfied that
General Wickham and all the Executive
Committee will heartily approve the efforts
OF the citizens OF Richmond in helping to
make the Fair grand success.
ANOTHER AID on AINsLEY's STAFF.
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u,c ep,RRIsG EXHIBITION PREVENTED ~ III
ItAI


POLICE.
philadelphia Record, 29th.I
Arthur Chambers's Champions hest' at
~ o5o RidUc avenue, never held laISei
i ,V; Tct more orderly crowd than lIa'
NV annoregotcd last night to witness lhe eAni-
Soi;o y!.;6n Ivhich was for the benefit OF the
TnCI;.h o pugilist, Tug Wilson. Inc pro,
'-..a,,,no laid out was almost eXactiy 'le
sia'i' rrbich was to have been gwen at
9aihv 91a1,strial Art Hall il the police hau
NV lnt ;nterfered. only in place OF thc
lniT;octionable ~; $500 10 any man wno
o!',i5 Lnock Tug out In louI
Md, friendly set-to was arraheIu
Iounoo 'ao, wilson and Mike Cleary, the "eil-
DIV, pe|mu middle-weight boxer OF this cry.
hdoW h,i''', a,clock was the time appoih'eu lo'
E'Sn. S,or, to commence, but Just as every
Tue ,rac getting well-set for the llil'i,i
pou; srtbnr Chambers, with Tug W lisoI, >
pou', ar Charles L. Davies, mouiileu ''io
nlana ond the latter announced that Dy VI, VI,
s.S tho nolice the entertainment Mou'u
ae aei ;ndcfnitely IN postponed. "Ail I,omiS an;S
pe .iai'o,s iar win be promptly refunded, saiu
iol % 'iTn nav;cs. and the audience qohetly us
persed. -, tho nolice is astonish-
>, n aaid MIR. Davies. "Why, last oat.i
MS the Chief Of Police told me Una. oUerv ,orv
an! ~" with the exhibition, ana was - 'ui oc, :
srotul ~ o 10 arrange the programme 80 ~ mJ
eo' ca cnnf,ict with the orders OF the a"'"0'' !
ties. r.,. Wilson sails on th'
,.;non IV Line steamship Indiana ior r,' h'
anee in Leicester, England. How lomg ay M IN
hon,, non r,en,ain away is question. IL may ~
that he will not return. III - 0aid Tug
'na' ,t,s ~ all left with my wife, @ sa,u OS s
,.,, she,s willing I'll come back, SURF .So. No
hing st Is pretty ccrain i ;ass she says though I,
!nlns Ia, lave 10 stay. won't iorge.' .n" ond fe
IN ,oe nave the IN blooming country up ana 'e'
to p,a,isfs sbe ,ni best ever lived in" ,ortej
her ,s departure OF Tug viii cause sS ao,la wit
Tne tn osde in the match Just arransesa srth,, M
jimmy: jimmy :" but II Mr.. Fox had a. gone % wa
VIVA, 'nsa the , following WEDNESDAY, ns,o0iytsdn
wonld . have been no money n,'mber ,
"gSru MR. I Davies had arranged .1,,niry nal e
! s,hihitions throughout the SoSi osSSh;ci wi
sS Tun anil his combinatiou, all oi WIZ" v"
now s have 70 be cancelled
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SARATOGA ExcELsIoR-sPRING WATER on
draught, fresh from the spring at saratoga, a.
This water is brought from Saratoga IN
eas-tight reservoirs, lined with pure block
f;n. and Is forced out at our counter pre-.
c;seIv os il flows from the spring, without
charging it with gas: ,e, :. IN.
The water Of the Excelsior Spring Is IN
valuable, removing and preventing, by II.
anerient and Alternative effects, the incipich'
'0i ms GEORGE ScHGN's
Mineral-Water Fountain,
Eleventh and Main streets
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several varieties. A dry goods and n drug
store are the latest novelties, and another
building, designed for druggist, is being
erected. Ii must not. however, be sup
posed that Swansboro' IS prominently un-
healthy, but its denizons believe that CON-
petition is the life of trade. II is pleasant
to reflect that " "Dogtown days" are a thing
OF the past, and that "sweet Swansboro' :"
Is blooming like the first flowers OF spring.
1t is to be hoped, however. that in its con-
tinued growth it will not get proud and
initiate the example OF that flourisbing VIII
lage which some time since quarantined
against Richmond. Success 10 SwansbOro'
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BUFFALO LTTHIA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO woMFN-sITp
PRESTON OF THE MENSTRUAL
FLOW.
ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE CASES
ON RECORD,
s4atcl by Dr. JOIN t. WINFIELD, OF broadway,
Rockingham county, Va:


dated by DIR. JOHN T. WINFIELD, Of broadway,
Rockingham county, Va:
q AtN,ut the middle Of MAY was called nroscs-
sionally 10 Mrs. X. l.. W. found her com piaining
OF eNCruciating pain In the kead, back, and limbs
attended with nausea and vomiting. Her hdneys
were torpid. and the urne-which had 70 he drawn
SoSS 81 f She bad passed Fight MoSTHsS w wITH TIL
III I0W. She Informed me that several times in a
rsriod Of ten years the Failure OF the monthly
Junction for several consecutive months had been
followed hy a ike train OF symptoms and that
upon these occasions she was relieved by HEMOR-
RHAGES from the lungs ar stomach. From the
symptoms and history OF the case II was evident
thsi The Kidneys had attempted 10 relieve the Pile
tb,ra incident to her condition. and that In the at
tompt they had seriously disturbed their own pecu-
liar yapu rcmedV that seemed at An iDa,cs
in tho case faithfully tested, but without re-
srli. save an occasional slight alienation Of the
news remained inactive; Tho theayeragedatIr<ancstn Mt
nf hu,d drawn from the biaddtr did not exceed two
ounces, and more than haif that quantity was
hcod on one occasion f0ur days passed Nth
e,f qnv secretion az all from The kidneys. Ii be-
came evident tat the patient must die unless some
rrmedv could DC found Of much greater efficacy
than any that had been tried In This extremity ii
was determined 10 make an experiment in the case
with BUFFALO lIIl,lA WATER, a case of
Ing her alive until its arrival 10y making the skin
and bowels perform The eliminating functions Of
he Kidneys. So soon As the water was received the
nstitnt was put upon IL, to the exclusion of all
r,her treatment. The result was most astonishing
The first days use Of the water showed marked I'M
movement In the action Of the kidneys. The urine
daily increased In quantity. while the proportion
Of blood In IL rapidly dimini shed. The nausea,
vomiting. and pain I'm the head and limbs which
rad ~ olsfnatcly resisted all treatment, dis
apleared. At the end of the week the catheter wa.
dspeuscd with, and the urine was voided naturally
NIL hut a trace OF blood and In twenty days the
MENSTRUAL FLOW appeared, and was followed
Nv te early conValcscencc and perfect restoration
% the patient.
>ome time afterward there was n slight return
Of the symptoms indicated, hut they were prompt
Nr.!cvci by the use Of the watcr."
an 23,25.27.3O,Se3.G
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WOODSTOCK, VA, August y, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
have read with much interest the arti-
Gle OF "Vigilantia," and | earnestly hope
his well-timed suggestions may be needed,
and proper steps taken ut once by our peO-
pie to have and to make such an exhibition
Of Richmonds art, mechanical, and trade
enterprises, as will eclipse even our last
years exhibition, What we could accom-
plish. il we only had the will. we then
showed to the satisfaction OF everybody.
That our exhibitions and parades were
highly creditable, and even superior to
those OF Baltimore, has never been denied,
and that now we have talent among us to
work up and carry out Il programme sec
ond to no city in the United states, has
sufficiently been proven. But does 1t pay
Ask our merchants and manufacturers.
Procure low rates OF fare from our railroad
companies. hold out inducing attractions,
and YOU will get the people To come
and visit you, and then YOU can prove 10
them that ours is as good q market lor
them as they could find elsewhere, II
not better even. Does it pay other cities
Does it pay Baltimore? Just come UP to
this section OF the state, and although
nearly three weeks Off yet, every merchant,
every farmer. and nearly every other man,
woman. or child is asking, Are you goin9
to the Baltimore Oriolc! Better let oul
city authorities hold back some OF then
public improvement projects and assist oui
merchants and manufacturers, mechanics
and laborcrs even, to invite trade, and viii
it prosperity. to ourcity. II we want trad,
and business to come to our city we must
all put our shoulders to the wheels. Inc
active and lively competition OF other cities
should be an example to us. and we surely
should not be satisfied to drag on behind
and at the same time, when all are bene
flied. il would be expecting too much IRON
our active and enterprising businessmen
TO ask them to carry the load alone. Oul
whole community is interested. Let every
body do his part, and success is sure.
Yours truly, W.
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To some Of His Aids"
AUGUST 90, 1892

To the Editor of tie Dispatch:
BE good enough to give me space sum
cient in your accommodating columns 10
discIaim any intention OF "snuDblng III!
warm personal friend Captain &. \. AIMS
lie. or any OF his worthy aids who partlcl-
pated in our last "tradcs parade Ny
suggestions in your issue OF the 2.th IN
slant was TO discuss the wisdom OF haNlhS
another parade, and did not propose TURN
ing over the management TO other hanus'
NIGILANTIA.
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Some thirty years ago there lived in Montgom,
on, Al a vonpg man who was terribly afflicted
with scrofuia. After being treated for long time
by the medical profession of this town win no no
bcnat. he commenced taking :. 5. $ AiteT n per-
sstently taking 1t two months he was cured belng
acquainted with him for twenty years thereai"i'
can testify that the disease never returned.
''- +. w. BISHOP, p,
Hot Springs, Ark.
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SCROFCLA.

The scat Of all diseases OF this nature Is In the
blood a. any one manifestly knows; thereforeif you
purify the blood, the disease, in any form or stage
dlsarpears. Read what those say who have tested
Tie merits Of the great vegetable blood purifier :.
$. II cleanses the blood OF all scrofulous @ln'
20 thoroughly that the disease never returns
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I suffered from Scrofula seventeen years MY
shfa-bones 1oere couered ioih large ulcers ana
one mass of rotten flesh, and tie odor 'cds a.oS,
tl.Jsqrdble. All remedies and treatments iail'.
until began taking :. :. 6. Previous to t'k'ns !,
Iatt times could scarcely walk. Now can wan ,.
ali dav. and have 70 thank ;. 3 - ana II oi'i'
for my cure lhoSAAs Nv - 20
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virginia Historical Society.
TEE RECORDS OF TIE VIRGINIA COMPANY Ol
LONDON.

LONDON.
A meeting Of the Executive Committee
OF the Virginia Historical Society was held
at s O'Clock l.. NJ. Yesterday at the West
moreland Clubhouse. Mr.. OFT was called
TO the chair. A number Of gifts OF books,
ETC., were reported. \ letter from Hon.
4. II. Spoflord, Librarian OF Congress, re-
spending to an application by the Society
for copy Of the records OF the virginia
Company Of London, was read, in when
Mr.. Spofiord says: at will afford me
great pleasure to aid your Society Ill so
worthy an object"
A lust representation OF the history and
progress OF the State being the CHIEF object
OF the Society, it Is emincntly appropriate
that il should possess, rs far * practlcable,
the portraits OF all whose deeds have shed
mstrc on the annals OF Virginia.
ON motion Of Mr.. OFT, it was
ReSOLred. That the Virginia Historical
Society earnestly sOlicits the deposit with II,
bv oift or loan, Of the portraits OF those
sons and daughters OF Virginia whose wor-
tbv lives have illustrated her history, ior
exhibition upon the walls OF the rooms oi
the Society, for the due regard oi posterlly
GAs n matter OF general interest, II may
he mentioned that the secretary OF the 90
/
cietv is in possession Of avolumlnous mass
Of genealogical notes, gathered during the
past twenty years, which embrace, more OF
less extensively, quite every family oi du,
roble residence in the Colony and State o.
Virginia. uo Co.
Letters accepting membership in the 80 90
cIety were read from the following genlie
men: Hon. Henry Morris, SprinSlniSeld,
Mass. w. n. Page, Esq, and W: y. oket
ton, Esq, Goshen, Va; and Warren u
Elliott, Esq, Norfolk, Va.
The following were elected members o
tbe society: Honorary-IIon. \: X. Spol
ford. Washington, ID. c. Lite-llon. JONI
b. Whitehead, George NJ. Balm, Jr:, Esq.
G. Wiley Grandy, Esq, Norfolk, va. u
Solyvns. Esq, New York city. Regular,
Robert Dinwiddie, Esq, and William U
Davies. Esq, New York city; c. 4. sears scar,
ESQ, Louisville, KY; j. a. Tanner, Esq;
Boston, Mass; President Daniel e. ull m
man. ,Iohns-Hopkins University, Baltimore
Md: DIR. William j. Moore, Norfolk, va.
and Colonel Thomas II. Garter, Manqun
King William county, Va.
Adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SON All sales Of Real Estate made between The
IL Of January and last of juno tie taxes Tor tle
nrcsent wear have T. he paid by the purchds'r' ~.
All s.les made between tie 1t 81 Juif "i, -. W
the vear the taxes have ~ hc paid ny th' s'li'r'
I1ihis custom was adopted about hitetn year aPo
nv all The real estate agent In Rlchnohu' ana "p'
niles 10 Richmond and yicnitN.I
ot,pIFS & HCCIRDY. 3 L. NJ sale of three
small framed tencmCuis on west hne OF IL
Uamsbnrg avenue between Nicholson ana Den
nv streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. NJ hoffes' Hi'he7
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The thirteth annual session OF this institution
opens SEPTEMBER l4TH with the following
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
ntss sALLEY II. BANNER, Principal, Latin,
Moral Philosophy, and English Literature.
PROFESSOR CHARLES n. WINSTON, NJ. A.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
MISS J.: L. TIT JRsTON graduate of yazsar
College,, Mathematics and History
MADEMoIsELLE ROSE DE DUTZELE native
Of Francc), French.
Miss GREBE, German.
MISS SUSIE HAMMER, Associate PRINCIPAL,
Latin, Mathematics. and Preparatory school.
Mrs. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER, vocalization
and Italian.
MISS NELLIE DUsTMAN, Piano. Thorough
Bass, and Harmony.
MISS ;. &. HAMMER. Guitar.
Miss ALICIA II. LAIRD, Drawing and Paint
Ing.
MISS MARIA MORRIS, Porcelain Painting, De-
cOratiye Art, and kensington Embroidery
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PERSONAL.

T,HE BOSTON EXHIBITION. .,a,S1l ssSI.
be in Boston during ne and ,Srhi' Meehanics' Ins,l-
lion Of e OF leading soollern Journals ~
r Hsr nasasess entrusted 70 me Will be pro"p'''
fSaafuiis attended '"' GEORGE W. BAGBY.
..Ao.. SIS caM Grace sssss@
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It will be gratifying to the many passen
oors who travel over the Richmond ant
AIIeehany and Chesapeake and Ohio rail
roads road 70 know that they can ind "B Sc
lect" whiskey at Mr. 5. NJ. Buffers, CHI
ron Forge
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Now is the time TO have your iront-yara'
nut in order before the cold weather sels
in. Roses, trees, and plants can be plahle.o
with safety in short time; or those IL
want OF cut flowers can get themby LEAVING
their orders With j. j. Harvey NO.
eost Rroad street.
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au,ou, the Pioneer of Low Prices,

is also without a rival as a dispenser OF
what is at once pleasant to the taste ana
beneficial to the system in the way OF sum
mer beverages, the most popular OF which
are his celebrated ice-cream soda and his un-
riyalled carbonated lemonade soda.
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Ihad scrofula for seven months the ulcers Gov
erng nearly the entire surface OF both legs Alel
having tried the usual remedies with no rehei'
rtsortcd 10 : s. :, and am glad to say la' SIX "o'
tes mas efIectually cured me.
A.s.LENFEsTEY, Atlanta, Ga.
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Spanish Brandy, for brandying peaches
= snIendid article, pure and seasonable.,
smiths India Pale Ale, equal. to Bass s
delicious. Price, Sl.75 per dozen. AT
"''N CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES
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WHY HAS \ WHITE ROSE on GOLDEN LYRE
been adopted as a trademark by L. ArkIS-
SON Because their Toilet Preparations have be-
come 50 popular that they are extensively couh-
lnrfl.l I'D.
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IL oOo REWARD

win be paid to any Chemist who VIII n''u oi '",
s,vs,s NJ 100 bottles Of 5. s. $. one parucie oi
v.r.,r, 1odde of Potassium, or any Mineral sud-
stance SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
Proprietors, Atlanta Ga.
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RoCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

DOCKBRIDGE (NA.) ALUM WATER
(9r more than half century has grown steadily In
renuie as a medicinal agent IN wide range Of
chronic diseases. Multitudes Of women can tes-
tfy 10 lis unsurpassed efficacy In the relief and
cure Of those ailments peculiar to their sex.
DYSPEPSIA,
In its varied and most distressing forms. IL cured
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, SCROFULA,
CHRONIC DIARRHTA, AND DYSENTERY
YIELD MOST RAPIDLY,
AND
PERMANENT CURES RESULT.
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CWARTHMORE COLLEGE.


! - KfOPENEDlN ktSIOkED III li.DlNtf.
Both sexes admitted. College aud Preparatory
school. Under cate of members of the Society ~
Friends. The main building destroyed 10y tire
ninth month last, has been completely rebuilt, en-
laIged, and fitted up with all convenience. Thor
ough instruction In Languages, Literature. Mitho-
matics, aId the sciences. New scientific building,
/ containing Laboratories. Drafting RoOm-, Ma
/ chinc-Shops, and all appliances for pursuing
| thorough course In Chemistry, Mechanical and
! Ciyil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
| MONTH tScptemher) 18TH. Apply early. A..
other things being equal places win he given tho
! earliest applicants. For full particulars address
! EDWARD II. MACH l..
| President SwArthmorc College.
] g. iala. sts,fV
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Smiling S,,dnsboro'. Our hourishlng a.s
s,bnrb of swansborO' now boasts nne
church, handsome chapel, and PUBLIC
hall IN addition TO number Ok storsS o'
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Graham Farina,

4 new food for dyspeptics; KoyaI ;,
Flour. mthe staff OF life" !; " Blair's own
life ITSELF" at Joseph NJ. Blalr'S' SZt
Min street.
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done al
the DISPATCH PRINTiN@-iiouSf. Iood ""rA
low price. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WEATHER REPORT

lEntered at the Posi-ofice at Richmond, Va, as
sccond-class matter.I
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FLIES. reaches. ants. bcd-bues. rats, mice. crows
chlpmunk=, cleared out by Rough on Rats l5c'
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PoIIcE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
lanes Burnett, William King, ana Dao-
pey Scott were fined $500 each ior uisoI-
derly conduct on the street.
Robert Smith was fined 81 for obstruct-
inc the street with his wagon.
Lucy Kinney (coloredQ, charged WIN
feloniously cutting Douglas Hoyle with a
knife. The case was continued I'LL heXi
saturday in consequence OF the absence Oh
the wounded man, who was too unWeil 10
appear. ,, os G,od - N
for disordcrly conduct. -,
Anna Randolph (colored), disorderiy OH
the streets, was fined $3.50. T.,
Henry Coleman (colored) was nneo
$40 for recklessly driving his team III 'h'
! streets. :, ogonder
Robert Scott (colored), an old onenoer, n0i I,
drunk, was committed for tnir'y ua!s IL
default OF security for his good behavior.
Robert Richardson (colored), drunk ahO
disorderly, and threatening the police, WA
fined $40. n. .or,
fined s5 each for fighting and creating
disturbance in the street.
William owens and William Weedol
were fined S5 each for lighting IN ID
street. ,os fred 80 <
Virginia Stewart (colored) was hneu s-'o
for disorderly conduct in the street,
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lhE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool, with eastcrly winds and iaIl-like tenn
perature.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 60:
"A. NJ, 6S; noon, 10; =. NJ, II; 6P.
NJ, ~; midnight, 60.
Mean temperature, 6Sz.
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FANCY GOODS.

C-TEV EMS
SAYS HE WILL CLOSE OUT HIS sTocA VI
FANS AND PARAsoLs.
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INDICATIONS foR T0-DAY.-For the Mid
Ole states, generally fair weather; variable
WINDS mostly from north to cast; station
arS or siighi rise in temperature; slight rise
followed by falling barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-30

SKINNY MEH. Wclls'sl Health Remover Nrestorcs
health aud yigor, cures dyspepsia 81 at druggist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-30

Price Of small size, 81 large size $40. so'd pS
all druggists. q"