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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-31

Part of bottle of Parker's Ginger, Tonic
cured me of rheumatism. My dyspeptio
wife got so much relief from The balance
that she tried another bottle, and now we
can truly say we have never had better
health. A Boston Mechanic.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-31
SOMERS.

G. 4. Bullamore and David
Andrews left for Dakota on Wednes-
day, the 22d INST, filling six cars with
stock and flaming implements of vari-
Gus kinds necessary to grain growing
on large scale. They took forty work
horses. Among the farm machinery
taken by them was a Williams"
.seeder that covers a width of sixteen
feet.
Our town has been long and Justly
noted forthe excellence of the thorough
brel stock of various kinds owned by
itsinbabitants. Another addition has
recently been made by Mr.. E. Balm,
consisting of four head of imported
| ePoled Angus cattle, Scotch breed
rapidly growing in public favor. The
animals are real beauties. Mr.. Balm
his also purchased a flock of sheep Of
tie Hampshire Down breed, celebrated
or their mutton-producing qualities.
In writing of Mr.. Bain's stock, [ might
suggest to the reader that if you wish
to see a model farm establishment, fine
buildings filled with splendid animals
DON'T fail to visit the " Somers Balm
Farm.
Mr.. John Pedley has taken possession
ofhis new farm, formerly the Marsh
place
| Mr.. Forth has moved to Nit. Pleas
att Racine County.
The roads have not improved any
ance my last, and teams are very rare
~ seen.
The weather during the past weel
has been all that the most fastidious
I for variety, could wish. We have ha(
\ thunder and lightning, snow, a very
4 little sunshine, hail, rain, frost anC
4 wind in rapid succession.
Hr. S. Barnes leaves the Clapp place
to-day friday for his own farm
: RANDALL.
9 "The rain, it raineth every day,
4 consequently there is mud everywhere
4 and the roads are very bad.
The school in the McKesson Distric
= closed on the 22d. We hear that Mis-
'Quigley, of Geneva Lake, is engaged t
!, teach it next term.
II The Bassetts station school close,
on the oath.
e Miss COppersmith, of Genoa June
e tion, is engaged to teach the Vosburgl
i. school next summer.
q Some of the farmers are trying t
ploW, but most of them are waitin
ill the ground gets more fit for work
The Republican town caucus wa
held on the 2Sth, and the following
\ ticket was nominated Supervisor;
:. J. l.. Williams, chairman Franz
Robertson, Fred Sherman; Tow
! Clerk, Dewitt Stanton !; Assessor
! Charles Gibbs Town Treasurer
Charles Jones.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-31


Senator Edmunds, OF Y ermont. in
troduced in the Senate a bill which
has passed that body and gone to the
House. The bill provides that mail
matter of official business shall be car
ried free of postage. Now it would be
better that congress should make an
appropriation adequate to the demand
rather than to concur in the passage
OF this bill, The senator from Yer-
mont has always been considered a
man Of marked ability, but his last
effort will kill him politically. Our
mail service has almost reached the
acme of perfection, and stands to day
rs q shining light over and above all
postal laws of other nations. If Con-
greSs concurs, and President Arthur
signs the bill, thus making it law,
what will it be but stealing /? Three,
cents are not much, but when that is
multiplied by millions it gets to be
quite sum. Then again what right
has congressman or senators over other
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-31
OUR WASHINGTON L ETTFR.
From our OaUn Correspondent. !

Chinese e.rp0tTt0tio11- United States
takes the back track.-A discredita6ze
funeral party.--Nationaz Fduca-
tiola0l Conoenti0n. = Bicycles for
ladies'.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-31
SPECIAL MEETING.

PF0cEEpIN3.S or TIE AUDITING
BOARD.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-31
March 24th. 1899

March OATH, 1882
Present Mayor Williams, Aid Schend.
Gillett, Van VIE and Wright.
The Mayor stated that the meeting was
called for the purpose Of acting on the
Treasurer's report, to take action on the
Towslee sewer ordinance, and to receive bids
for Middle street bridge and take action on
same; also to hear report from committees on
bills referred and such other business as might
properly come before the meeting.
The following bills were reported correct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20

Nothing Is more dreaded than sals-rheurn. or
eczema. which has fally dorea species. going
uadcr vArioas names. nearly all Of Which defy the
ordinary remedies destroy the hair, the skin. and
,hs sesh. AEd in many eases death comes A. bless
,ns. scalp aud skin alike are subject 70 this. a.
~ell a. 10 dandTaf, letter and other scay diseases
predicting baiGness. eruPtlons- ulcers, and other
trouhles.
Iateuircnt people shoRli beware % taking poi
sns A. remedies Tor this ciNss q diseases os the
skin anA scalp. and the various remedies which are
nt ossi by unskiued nlen should bc avoided a. one
wogld plague.
There Is hut one SKIN CURE" which can ~
relied %. and that ls Or. BENSON's. and its
name IS an earnest Of IS worth. II l. aos patent
medicine but The result Of his own experience and
practice ard l. sare cure Tor the special disease
for which {; Is offered It makes the skin soft and
white .nl smooth removing tan and freckIes. and
s The lest toilet preparation Ia the world. Il Is
elegantly pat up, tvo bottles In one package, con-
,ist.ng Of both internal AMI external Treatment
simple Ia its combination, pure and free from all
potsons, It nay be relied upon by all those ~ho
wish o. have perfect health and freedom from al
ska diseases q whatever nature. whether thcy are
Ecrema T.tters. Humor<- Infammations, Mix
C-.st Rough Scaiy Erup;ions- Diseases Of the Hair
and scalp. Scrufaa. Ulccrs. Plmples. or Tender
IlA.uss On any part Of the body. Price. ONE
DOLLAR PER package. Al druggists haze it for
sa...
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uayCHEsIER AND VICINITY,

Brief3.-The City Court ha- not 80 far
done anything worthy u note. Il was in
session yesterday.
Rev. y. \. Oke-0n. who recently died
in Perrysille. P. was for many years rec
TOR of =. PANS church in Norfolk. and
wa, well known in This ciry. whore be- had
oireu preached. and lad many warm per-
.oual friends amongst our EpI,cop4iiau
population.
The SUNDAY school of the Hi-h->treet
Methodist Episcopal church. oi Peter
burg. viii pas through -hi- city on Friday
on IN excursion 10 Richmond. The *
cur,iOn-t- viii te joined here hy number
ofthe scholars of the Manchester Methodist
Episcopal church.
Recent sales 81 city realty show that The
price II that description Of property !. IN
the ascending scale.
The funeral oi the late United state
Marshal Charles z. Ram-dell took place
Monday afternoon from the residence OF
tile family. u Centralia, in Chesterfield
county. in the presence y a large assem-
blage Il friends. Many persons were pre-.
ent from Manchester. Petersburg. anC
Richmond, The deceased gentleman wa
universally respected by all who knew him
and be died deeply and sincerely regretted
He wl.1 good and U.ciul citizen II Ches
terfield county.
Delegate, have been appointed from Til
citv o the SESSIONS IL the Pre.bytery %
El.t Hanover. which viii commence 10
DAY at Amelia Courthouse.
~chOol-TTu,tee Thomas J. Woodbridge
u Chester station. Chesterfield county
ha- been appointed 10 position on th
EHzlbeth City and Norfolk railway an'
hl, accepted the 'ame.
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A Card.

The following paper will be presented to
called meeting Of the City Council this
afternoon:
To Honorable Members Of City Council:
Your petitioner respectfully represents
that he il a member OF the Board Of Alder
men Of the city Of Richmond, and, as such,
has the right 10 examine the books Of the
City Auditor in person. But n be has not
tue skill 10 do that, nor the time 70 spare
from bis personal business, hcrequests per-
mission Of your honorable bodies 30 substi-
tute an expert book-keeper in his place. who
shall give bond OF 5000, to be approved
by Finance Committee, for the faithful per-
fOrmanee OF this duty. The cause Of ask
ing this privilege i that he has reason to
suspect certain irregularities in the transac-
ton OF certain parties in their dealings
for or with the city and it, authorities.
and these can only be aScertafned by an ex-
animation 81 the books Of the Auditors
Office, aS when ascertained they will be re-
ported TO the Council. which can then
verify them for itself. he does not see that
any harm can result from giving him this
permission TO do by bonded deputy what
he has the right 10 do in person. And
your petitioner gives due notice that he
will not consent to incur the expense Of an
examination Of these books under the resO-
lutIons Of Mr.. Higgins passed by the Board
Of Aldermen; but he /. willing TO incur
the expense involved in carrying out the
resolutions Of the Common Council IL FAR
a his bOOk-keeper i concerned.
Respectfully, K. 3. CHAFFIy.
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ouiek Death from Poison-L"se"'
D1,,uea of a Watermelon-Pateh'

Dvs MONIES, Iowa, september Is
d;-1@teh from Grand Junction. ureeh
oa,irtx states that 4 young man nAiiieu
Iobr tieIds met a tragic death in JuncIIoni
.or.nsi,in yUrn n Yesterday morning. lie D1d
20" 1s ll'a III ,i,ht AZ a creamery in the nei9h-
s-ntCod s'li and in the morning walked 10 the
-boI,se of Thomas Ferguson, DIf ln-
Ire before any one was up. lie was Se.n .n
w Mr. Ferguson going from the wen 70 "
- ~ I'm A little later the Ferguson OV!
.Iie IN, n,1t N tbe barn 10 do the chores, anu
,rd 49, vounq Fields lying dead between
tvo hay--tacks. II was ascertAineu . - ,here-
nd be,n 10 the buggy ana tIkel h ~u :, =
,ror a bottle OF earbolic acld, "niSnii Will ~
hsIieyed. he thought contained aiSolroii IN In
=, which be drank. Death must hA'e '''
instantaneous.
A oUAKER's EFFECTIVE shols. ro;nt
,,oebsr dispateh from the same po,u.
- the following startling !niorinalIJ'r, ,
grs., ~, ,xas brought TO town this moInns
o'u ,'an had died in Dawson to"hsnlp
thAI sha p'.' .gecfs Of gunshot wound is-
from ~ ,ast THURSDAY night while ne, II
eelNeu ,,,th two Others. was raidlns
.,oiaphor,s watermelon-paieh. Ihs nm NIB III.
nels .'Sa = a Quaker, was expeetlns s,a us
Dor, "n1 1 law In waiting with a doupaJ, s,t
barreIIed shotgun heasny snnroached
buck shOt. When the Si'i,ois ,ht ah down
ne took deliberate aim ana stoJ to,S harrels.
ali three Of the party win posI homse and
Thev were carried 10 the nearss' O"srr n0 10
= sirisn summoned. one u enndi.
have died. but particulars A. 10 snI ";vsd ID
ton of the others has not been te's''S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20

DAWSON REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATIOS.-A
respectable meeting Of Republicans was
held last night at Fry's Hotel. on Broad
street near Third street, for the purpose Of
organizing i Dawson Republican Club.
Major K. II. Johnston was appointed
temporary chairman, and c. F. Whittle,
secretary.
The chairman appointed the following
gentlemen A. a Committee on Permanent
Organization: William n. Lester, Robert
VI. Brooks, and samuel Hucless.
The committee reported: Joseph II.
Brooks, president samuel Hucle,s,
nrst vlce-president: John II. Kelly. sec-
ond ylce-president; Robert VI. Brooks,
treaSme pr; and &. r. Whittle, secretary,
and the following committees Finance
K. II. Brooks. William II. Lester. John
Kelly. OrCanization-Henry Childs and
VI. T. Lipscomb. PublicatiOn-C. r.
Whitte and K. II. Johnston. The report
was adopted.
The following resolution. were adopted
Whereas il i necessary that the Republi.
can organization should be maintained not
only in Virginia but throughout the Union
therefore
Ees0IUed. That We will support the Hon
John ". Dawson as the Republican nOmi-
nee FOR congressman 1t large. and that we
shall exert our utmost IN his behalf.
Reso!red, That "call " be published
and issued requesting the Republicans Of
the Third congre> ,Onal district of Virginia
to stand by the Republican party. pro-
claiming fidelity to il principles, and II
ulring al Democratic opposition.
The meeting adjourned until Friday e-e'
ming. September I'D, at ; O'Clock, at No
3lj north = fifth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20
baltimore Oriole.
From Tie Baltimore American, september IAN.
SMITH. HANvAY co.

from Tie Baltimore American, september liih.
SMITH. HANwAY co.
Smith. Hauway IL Co.. manufacturers Of
the celebrated PatapscO Baking Powder.
No. ll6 south Eutaw street. had in the line
4 beautifully decorated float or barge.
drawn by six d1pple erays. which wore
neatly-made covers or blankets. on which,
in larze letter.. was - Patap>cO Blking
Powder In the centre of the foat was 4
pyramid of boxes and cans of the baking
powder. From the top floated the national
lac. whose .taf bore an American eagle
aioft. 10 the rear was m oven where
several were kept busy baking and di--
tribufiug delicious waffles. ~ each corner
~ the wacOn-bed were banner, bidding
" welcome 10 the Oriole." Up in front.
where the driver at. were hl-s represent
iny every nation u-in- the P.lap>co
RIkiDE Powder Back y the driver were
globe Chinese lanterns. waving prettily
under the brisk autumn breeze. The
Patap>cO Bahin- Powder, which this ex-
hibit represented. i one u the most pro-
minent among tAe manufactures II Baltl-
more. Il i the only patented baking
powder in the United states. II /. ,Old in
every State and Territory of thi, govern
ment. and in Canada and il ha, & fair DE-
mand already In European countries.
Me>>r-. smith, Hanway x Co. ARE The sole
prOprietg-s and MlnufIcturpr. II this
art. D., and they have the testimony Oi the
leliiLy scientists ot the country A. 70 it,
being strictly pure and entirely iree T. n
deieteriou mixture 81 any ki4i. II, use
in thi, state. in Dany kinds u baking, has
entirely uper.e.sd yca,t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Bertha Dickinson, who has been
spending the summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. Ex-Governor Towne-, OF
Dalton, Ga, has returned to the city.
Messrs. William II. Lyme 4 Co., auction
GERS, No. 1113 Main street, sold on yester-
day brick tenements Nos. 4O2 and i04 east
Canal street for $1,000 cash.
Mr. John Mallard, agent for the Greens
bOro' Patriot, is in the city.
Tomorrow night the Regimental Armory
skating-rink viii be opened for the fall
and winter season. The occasion viii be
'enliyened by music.
The British brig Solario, "a tons. Ma
lony master, cleared yesterday from the
custom-house for Rio Janeiro with 2.I3j
barrels and 300 haf-baTrels Of -four, shipped
by the HaxalLCrenshaw Company, valued
at Sl7,152.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20
11oTHERs. MOTHERS. MOTHERS

Are vou d.startesi at nighs and broken oi - "
-, a., !. lex child suffering and crying with NE
exrruetating pain Of cutting iertn II 80 o. A.
ooee And set a bottle u MRS "lN-lo"
SOOTHING SYRUP. IL VII relieve me ''"' . IL
sufferer acknowledgement i'm cpoa II; thefe ! ="
mistake about H. There s not hIoe'leI % "a -
who has ever used u Who VII h"t ven you a. -
that it VIII regulate the bowels ana sns isSs
,,, rsief aud health 20 the cbid, Operating
r,gIr II & perfectly safe - use In al ea'',
-, e,.ant 10 the taste. and h the preseF p'i"n 81
- - tne ol,,e,, and best female physicians aha
-, IN the UDited states. soid eyery ~hefs- %
cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20
LOCAL MATTERS.


A wealthy English gentleman named
- Green, resident OF the county OF
Chesterfield, has been missing since Last
wednesday. Mr.. Green for several years
has been living in this State. He has the
most respectable connections in England,
his father being an exceedingly wealthy
gentleman. and the owner OF 4 line OF
steamers from Liverpool TO Melbourne,
Australia
Mr.. Green returned from the mountains
OF Virginia short time since, and was last
seen about his home, in Chesterfield, al the
time named above. His friends are very
uneasy about him, and fears are enter
tanned that he is dead. Mr.. Il. II. Naury,
his financial agent here. has engaged the
services Of Detective John Wren, who has
gone over 10 Chesterfield for the purpose
OF solving the mystery.
IL was reported late last night that when
Mr.. Green was last seen-some time last
WedneSday-he was in the neighbOrhood Of
4 marsh, accompanied by bis dog. Yes
torday the animal, in On emaciated condi-
ton, was found at Mr. Green's home.
The neighbors at once organized and
began 10 seour the fields for traces oi the
missing man, but up TO midnight nothing
had been heard Of him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BAZAAR 10 \. " kor~es, mrlsS
&c.
". GOpDIN son, r. ". trustees ale OF q
farm - forty acres - Hsure0 county 90 the
new Ssyth rad. abops ;v0 mile. north Of the
city.
SUTTON & CO. l3 w.. " Faaover Courthouse.
srustets xsse e = srnali Slrrr IN UIrpnyer coua-
" known ~ Ninety-si1,r sbouf afteen miles
from the csfr
!. THOMPSON BROWN fsxs By Jns. y. Laugh
tDu. Jr.l. ii A. W. GGiee Isrninre ., " ilkin-
sou Hal. MINI street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20

grand JrRogs.-The following gentle
men have been selected A. grand Juror Tor
the september term Of the Hustin-, CouI''
which commences to-day 81 II O'Clock y.
VI: Alexalder Grant, Jr., Thomas -
Williams. l.. l.. Ba,s, William \. Allni-
.,ead. Georse W. >uDlett, Claiborne n
Lin.. Gus. Millhi-er, Lewis II. Blair, \. :.
lee. Jr.. John II. Frischkorn. Frederlrh =.
Brauer. T. Wiley Davis, james +. Nunn'
.Tossah Rvnnd, William II. Mccarthy, Et-
ward :. Rose. william n. BrSgs. pahney
q. Baker. James II. Hardgroye, Jame' NJ
Fstes. Gilbert !. Hunt, Oswald 11,,eF'
Richard Forester leolored, and William
B. Lyons ,c0loredl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20

an seu,ember II, 1852, the Ne" Orleans
pacife raiIway was in connection with the
Texa, ! ;, a. and md Pacific railway, opened as a
ihrough s a line for passenger and freight bnsi-
mess from New orleans 10 Texas; Mexico, .!;; %,
and Caliiornia. For further information nsii ion
address p. sis.on, southern passenger
Agent, ChattanOoga. Iehr Cu,xu,v,
General Passenger Agent, St Louis Mo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20

Vry.NuIrox PAD TIE STArE.-A few
d,v.aro an order from the Virginia Court
- Anneals wa, sent to Mr.. G. L. Whit
loct nr4,ident 4 the Planters National
PM requesting A new bond Tor the Sc
emr;fy I-i - The state fund, deposited in the
hank or the payment within Two day: Of
Lsit-miIlion II dollars held TO the credit OF
the state by the hank. Yesterday the
amount was duly turned over 20 the state.
The Planters National i one OF the strong
81 institution. Of the kind in the south;
and ready at all times 10 meet any demand
lnade upon Il.
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PROPOSALS.

DIDS ARE INVITED FOR IHE
u CONSTRUCTION Or 4 KE-IDEs ~ y , i,I
- n lie University 4 NirNinI a .,t.
-1e.idrati0ns and dra sings h1ay - zen ~ ~. ~.
nee oT uhe Register % We L1n1 pa''s. :, ~
University. , .t..- ,rv nart Of
the work. .s. , tst enyei,t.s
= 'r.r5.,..iv rlsrke,i Bid lOr Obaesf aloft hss'-
's"0S ATHITRNNsD DE THE fACtLn
IN Uelssr.lty % ElrgiBia:
A,6emArie county. Va
Tie committee reserves he rtgs' 70 reise' ,s, ss5
OF al bids Bids mus, D. r,cetFs,, nos >. Ia
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woopsox Il ALLEN MIysrRELs:-TO,,
COMPANY r1i A. appear. WoOdson and Allen
Su a to,b natives of Richmond, and are re-
neubered me- here by their real NAMES BY a
large circle OF friends, who will greet them
A. ibe Theatre tonight. Their exhibitions
IN other cities have been spoken OF by the
NJ nress in the most favorable terms. The
troupe consists Of eighteen star perform
81. and one OF it, attractions i the ceie-
brated HAYDN Quartette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20

The attention d grocers generally i
called o. the very superior brand " Tor
Fune" Roasted Coffee, the best on tue
market-to be had only II the agents.
SUTTON. STERN Il Co.,
lllj Main street.
Call On them FOR sample package.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20

CONSERVATIVE DEN0Cairs 0g JEYFERsoN
WsRD.-A y number of The Conservative
Democratic voters of jefferson Ward met
last night at the Police-COurt room and or
ganized 4 club for the present campaign.
with the following officers: President. r.
II. Styll; Fir.t Nice-Pre,ident, {. &. Thon :
second Vice-President, K. VI. Taylor ;
Third Vice-President, william VI. Turpin ;
Fourth Vice President, VI. :. Lcidy; Fifth
Vice-President, II. y. Pearce; Secretary.
G.. {. Jackson; Treasurer. Andrew Wood.
The Club means work, and will make Itself
felt this fall. A large number have already
been enrolled a members.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20

Brandy peaches are a luxury. Apple
brandy ike that az W. y. Bhlr X CO..,
100 east Main street, /, the right thing 70
nut them up with.
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Spanish Brandy for Brandy ing
Peaches.

the best Il all: $50 per gallon.
Another supply Il that elegant four-y yeai
old VINEGAR, ior pickling. 1t Christian \
Whit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20

ARRESTED roR FoBGERY.-Detective Y
lar ve-terday arrested in Baltimore a man
ramed "a Waltmeyer alias Burruss, charged
with uttering forged paper. nc III !
represented the holder Thereon y ohSo JS rsiI'
conductor on the Baltimore ana onio ian'
road. Mr.. Tyler was prepared, WIN us saisI;' ~,
ble requisition papers, ana VIII oi'"e VA
prisoner 10 Richmond to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States partly cloudy weather.
and local rains in the northern portion.
westerly winds, stationary or higher barop-
eter, rising followed by falling tempera.
ture.
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M0RrUARY REPORT FOR TIE WEEK hSp-
rvG >ArURpAY. SEPTEMBER IL. l-S2.-LG'tsss
Of Death: An1ma. l cOl0red; burns,
white: chol-gu-iniantum. , white; cholera
morbus. | white; congestion % brain. ]
white: consumption. 3 white, | color'd;
commissions ,infsntiel. / white; tiarrh@a,
white: diphtheria. I white, l colored :
drowning. / white; dy>enterv, 1 white (:
h-art-di.ea-e. l white: hem0rrha-e from
mn.-. l coiored: maTasmus. : white; oId
ace. / color,d: poisoned accidentally. :
white: premature birth. colored: scrotlia,
white: reethin., ! white; unknown. 3
coIored: other diseases, colored. Whole
number of deaths in the ciry. exclusive 81
.rill-hirth-. 32-white, q: c0l0red, II. LI-
crIify. Marshall Ward. &; Jefferson Ward,
8; Madison Ward. l. Monroe Ward, -
Clay Ward, 9; Jackson Ward, : ; aims
house. ,.
Pate Of mortality oi whole population
VA. 24s5 Per 1000 per annum; rate oI
mortality Il white population was -l.'l
per 900 per annum; rate II mortality o
colored population was 2o.79 Per 1000 Pei
anuurn. J. G.. CABELL, VI. D..
President Board Of Heath.
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The best stylOgraphie psn IN ~ q ~. ,r :
Foley's Patent stylus. 49, sn,sd Sr. ~ NJ
anteed TO be all that L i fsyrssew 49, ~ nv
sale. They may be had OF iahee'' "auue'
K Co.. IIl2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-20

THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The registration
n nnnil. in the public schools for the nrsi
two davs Of the session OF lss2-,s3 snow .S.
az increase. The number i 20 large that
,nany cannot be accommodated At present
The list Is as follows:
waite Schools. Richmond High school
qzs. Madison school, 20; Elba school,
ST. 81, Teigh school, 613; Central school,
eSt, Re,beI school. j,5; Bellevue school,
SIS: S Springfield school, 253-total. t,3s5;
''3I CI6yorrd SchOols.-Richmond Colored
yormaI school. Isl; Baker school; lsi
Nav Hill school, 600; Valley School, s24
Fss,.End school. a55-total, 3,llI.
Total city schools, I,4i2.