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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-16
Kisstug I'm the Dark.

4 racv story d, going the round oi sum
.,,-. ,,o.ort. about a leading Philadelphia
iovyver who INDUCED in an oscuiator! ven
tnrs ot the Br,n Mawr Hotel couple ol
r,eet. aoo. The Gentleman j. qu!te -
continent II the State bar A. he l. III 'hc
cco,,nty courts. and hi, presence AT summer
,,-,tering.placcs has always been si'u'H
Welcomed. one evening at BFyn MA" J.
tbe .torv Goes. he left his room on the stS-
ord t,oor and started down the long, GIfA I
,o,r;dor toward the main staircase ouu,
derlv he heard the tripping oI iee'' ",'u
eoon deserted the well-rounded form oi
female approaching. IN, tho man
81, tbe law very adroitly encircleu lns
.ar,,t;ng waist with his right arm anu
i,;HIad - the damscl full in the mouth. ih'
p,ood ~ responding the girl drew ava! III,
80, ';,,ont The freebooter saw he hau iiiiuc
5intaLe u,s -. and said: "Oh! | beg pardon -
.i's,,'ebt iilis', Il was Mary" The lawyer hau
! ,;n,oten ;nD \ sweet girl Of eighteen, achhoM
nj to be the handsomest ana co!es
- "a the house. for the chanDeIi,i.i'l u. ..'
M.. ,a morning he suddenly uis.p
orod - with his family, taxing U w
-, ~ ,rain for the city. Up al the IiT'1
IL Ia y Lin where the hero OF the corfu
~. bas becn accustomed 10 spenu ~"
@ sreets G eyery summer, the guests saI !, 'ay' n%
he chambcrmaids are rai,ins iu,G ;,o,d !" rre e
nectation OF his coming. They intthu ,ioonio piie
l.t;,,|, Lim with a handsome te'tlliiolii
sTnt,nS s,IiS hn come their way. His shoT'' coIli
nv. sno', sorm slick and clean lace, anu spH'S
p1trrn pHt, locks will probably mol be rc't r,I ~
o tSe Kaaterskil porch tins sum sulnnie, =, all N
na.sword NJ. now among the ; swe'ls i,.r5on a. an
tashlonabe resorts is; BEG prruoH .,Sst nal
thought il was MARY Tine EnoTF y5ta% Where til I'll
Kissing T counsellor has gone "''''''
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Police CoURr.-The following cases
we're disposed OF yesterday: u-uno,b
wilson Logan and Thomas Han lOo.i
coIcren charged with stealing one MaIei All
,oeIon from Andrew Martin. Inc case "A9
continued till to-day. - u-,tb
Mary White (colored). charged MN Iil
s,caIing Is from CASTOR Mears, was us
charged. g., - % ,or as-
a,nit;ro and beating William Morton,
Ann Riddiek (colored), assault anu Oa'-
tory. Discharged on payment OF cost.
Henry Wormley (coloredl, assauitlng nI' anu
threatening to Kill Laura Wormiey' Di'
Matte Page was fined 8 ana cost io'
beating Lizzie Anderson. o.n ~
lanes SpratIy and Mary Butler (o2th 60 :,
,ored9 were fined s2 each for being drunk
Antonio Bonnino, tramp, was oruere'
10 leave the city. " .,d .,,,
,resnassing on the premises OF the hicntiloh'
md Danyi)le Railroad Company; Inc ~
cnsed falling to appear, an attachment wa
issued for his arrest. II, ,oo,,,, nj
Iohn Burruss, charged with beatins u, ~
vile The case was continued Til s..h,;r I'm
WI" w r. Clarke was lined ss'ooior nsn''n
in The second market-house. ,m,
III NH. W. White was fined q Tor cOh'eH'l
| Of court.
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Makes the aggregate Of Interest aud
The floating debt as Of lst February.
1882, was f72,2 ,23S.s3. This amount is not
provided for in the appropriations for this
year. and will again appear as debt in the
annual report OF February /, 1893, unless
liquidated by n sale OF bonds. 4 large
portion OF this debt has been paid of out
OF the current revenues Of the city and
temporary loans at per cent. interest.
Any additional money appropriation in
1882 will to that extent increase the float
ing debt.
The estimated receipts for 1892 are
s9ll, 1884; OF which amount s910, 0,S02.54
has been appropriated for various pur-
poses.
The issue Of bonds OF the city is limited
by charter 10 IS per cent. oi the taxable
value OF real estate. This value is now
assessed at SIS, S,946, ,S2S, which authorizes 4
bond issue Of s5,2l0, 429; from which de-
duct the foregoing outstanding debt Of
July /, 1882, s4,74l, ,107-bOnd limit July l.,
1852, SiGs,722.
Fortv-nine thousand nine hundred dol
dollars OF the bonded debt Of thc city ma-
turcd on July |, 1SS2, which i prOUded
for out Of the Sinking Fund. and most Of
it already paid. Add this amount. and the
bond limit may be estimated at SjlS,G22, a.
Of July l. 1882.
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I4l5 NAN srREET'

o.-,, tolov~ cost not only 20 per
re,, f.lorg cost. not Only 50 per ceh'' 'ei ..
i, -.r enough fellow cost t. close "u.
-. e,.ir remainder Of nay stock SO a. L" w.
a.. ,,roovaI of any goods from my ola s'Anu' ",
1415 Min street. t. mv new store, at 9V' D''"'
.tra.t since beginning my great .. .--,,rrr
CTosIN,,-oI-T SALE IT l4l5 MAIN - h -
I hsve soiI an immense quantity OF EV",,'
vovv ,nsta ,fin greater reductions 70 prihs u "
.,.e.-..s,I Conclusion. Notice the toil""lus s''1
and rrice- which sneak fOr themseNcS' ~, ,.,o,
loo dozen TOWELS At &C. worth W I0c. worth
49, - - ,sorth I5c., i small lot a' AV0'
o9S 29c,; ;ira. CALICO in pieces Of to 10 yards
soa6 49, 8t,;,ns Of CALICO. in pieces Of 10 to %
m y55 yy5Giec It ME, Is 5est quality cALIcoEs reduced
from t92,SSSSFBFs e SSSSFeiBF at 124e. worth 2oc-' dou-
gilifh AZ 25c. worth 4uc., - been I'll
F,er'cs-t SSsHMERE now 30c.-h'' O'''' ''''
this Teek ,,5 at dt tgS 7 and 81 CASHMERE to u'
III 4CE sIt'KS and BLACK ana
sATlNs - c6I eSIi i6.REp .;gEp ALPACAs at one-'hif'
t9el, r ,yIe. ySlse LAWNS, warranted fast eo'r'
st5e.; ;aoo v,rd. LACEs, Of all widths aD'
sn,iif..s alta great sacrlhce APPS at 10. Is
Il dozen AanAsoIns LAtE
%, Is, 3ge,; ,ls:r and ~ % 9LskDIEs' and CHiL
NLyH - ttfCsF a. unheaTd-Of pricSSS no lot q
NEN'- CsATZE SHlRI> a. -VS'
s5e yorte :, tesyy e2,' S9Tdiwde Sy9Td,wde, hne BRO"
SHEETlNG al 6%e., t,,0ins / am Offering q
nos be mssled as - belnz zme and No.-jOsEiI -
hain streeT,ssese and fhere Al
In s.oek l. belng ofisrssan snR :. IFsV,.Ia:YbODY.
fjy Zo-eodl
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To the Members Of the Board or Alder
men and Common Council.

ON deliberate reflection | decline to
adopt the course marked out FOR me by the
resolutions introduced by Mr.. Cole on
Monday night. but really the resolutions Of
Mr.. Higgins. Of the Common Council. |
prefer my own original plan. have
the unque>tionahlc right to examine
the books Of the Auditors office
without the presence OF any ac-
companying committee or Of the Mayor.
but | have neither the time or ability 70
exercise my right for the best interests Of
the city. and ! therefore propose to put =
competent accountant in my place at my
own expense and to have him bonded 10
the satisfaction of both bodie, Of the city
government What objes ton there can
be to that am unable 10 see !;
and the greater the reluctance to accOrdme
chat right the more convinced an tha. il
+, proper for me 10 claim it a. an indepen-
dent member OF The city government, SEEK
ing to get information IL 10 the mode IN
which the peoples money has been spent.
Respectfully, Il. B. CHAPLIN.
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RICHMOND, Va, August -, 1sS2.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch;
In passing by the post-otice this after
noon was attracted by a motley crowd
listening to the harangue OF 4 negro boy,
who entertained his audience somewhat
after this manner: ''Only five cents.
offer YOU. gentlemen, something entirely
new-a new kind OF cgar-lighter. cut on
a small piece about the size Of pins head,
pIace il upon the contents OF pipe. a. |
DO now. apply a drop OF water. and II VIII
At once take ire. We generally Use waier
10 nut out ire. but here | will u,e It TO
make ire" and then m0istening the END
Of hi, FINGER with a little saliva, he applied
il to the bit 81 cicar-iigEter lying upon the
tobacco. and il took fire almost immc-
diotelv. and burned with an intensely yell
low flame. The ycndcr continued: "Once
kindlcd. the fame will not 90 out until Your
nine +, lighted. only five cents; VINO u
take the next" The writer of this " took
fhe next" with q view II examining Tue
contents Of the vial and reporting It 10 you
The vial. a l-Ouncc homeopathic wal,
covered with colored paper. contained
several small >ticl, u metallic sodium
material which must always be handled
with great care even by those uc>t a''
quainted with IT, propeTtlc,, ana J. GER
taiulv not a ,afc thing to allow to he sold
IN tlr street, 10 men and boys entirely
ignorant oi il, nature. l hope YOU will
i've the above hnmediAte publicity, thai
the good people Of Richmond will leave
the mar cigar-iyhter" severely alone.
and that our efficient Mayor may. II pos''
lie. prevent the -ale OF thi- dangerous
article on the streets OF the city.
Very truly yOurS,
HryRY FRoEWING, Ph. D., VI. d.,
Analytical Chemist.
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DR.. c. f. Hartman has returned to the
city from an attendance upon the Southern
Dental Association.
Mr.. c. +. Truehart, formerly OF Amelia
county, has accepted position as travel
ling salesman for well-known business
house Of Richmond.
Mr.. Thomas Armistead, OF Farmyille,
was in the city Yesterday.
Misses May and Lizzie Smith have re-
turned to the city from ayisit to Tidewater
Virginia.
f. Governor Cameron is in Petersburg at-
tending the session OF a teachers institute
held there.
The water will be shut OF the First
water district, east OF Fourteenth street,
after 10 \. NJ. to-day, wherever water-rents
have not been paid.
Captain +. J. Levy, recently OF the firm
OF Levy Brothers, has gone 20 New York
to make purchases for his new establish
ment on Bro1d street.
Hon. John Amber Smith returned TO the
city last night on his way to Hanover court
to-day. Hon. George ID. Wise Il expected
TO be at the same place.
Mr.. A. Hatchett. editor Of the Clarksville
Adrdnce, OF Mecklenburg county, is in the
city looking after the interests OF his paper.
Mr.. Willis Cobb. the popular and cOurte-
Gus press agent OF Barrett's show, arrived
in the city last night. lie is one Of the best
agents on the road.
The estate Committee oi the Colored
People Of Virginia" met in the city yester-
day and nominated John Ii. Svphax, OF
Alexandria, for congressman at large. \
part Of their platform reads: 1T he old
fight in Virginia for political emancipation
is not vet won, nor can we even consent to
be used a. tools by new political masters
any more than by old ones, whose tyranny
we have escaped. We mean to be free, and
to control our own political action" The
proceedings are signed 10y W. j. ;. Bowe,
chairman. and NJ. y. Woodbridge, acting
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RICHMOND. August Is. 1sS2.

To The Editor Of the Dispatch:
In the report Of the proceedings OF the
Board OF Aldermen on the l4th instant rela-
tive to the increase OF the Mayors salary
am represented ~ using an expression with
regard to delinquent taxpayers which is
not only disrespectful but unfeeling.
am reported as styling them as ''buzzards
posted at the City Hall unable TO pay their
taxes"
cannot conceive how such q misrepre-
seutation originated. Certain it is never
conceived il or uttered it, and the whole
matter is foreign to my feelings, and re-
pudiate and utterly deny it, truth. So far
from ridiculing or speaking disrespectfully
OF this class Of my fellow-citizenS, the whole
tenor Of my remarks was In sympathy with
them. and | deprecated the adoption Of
measures calculated to increase their bur-
dcns.
In justice TO myself ! hope you will in
sert this note in your mornings issue.
Respectfully, ROBERT G. CABELL.
[The Dispatch reporter regrets that he
should have unintentionally misrepresent-
ed Dr. Cabell. The tenor Of the remarks
made by the Doctor and reported in the
Dispatch agrees wiki the statement made
in the above card with the exception Of the
Objectionable word &" buzzard," which was
used in place Of ." burden>."l
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The Circus To-Day.

For the first time this season Richmond
will have real live circus and menagcrie
over which il can hold 4 carnival Of enjoy
ment il it chooses. The circus j. an lnstl-
tuition. There Is not the smallest doubt Of
this: and il anything were lacking TO give
color and the sma;tering OF fashionable
glamour 10 the idea. ii has been supplied
by Oscar Wilde, the champion OF 9sthcti-
ci>m and decorative lodges, who has pat
himself on record as saying that he Is en-
tirely enthusiastic on the subject OF cir
cuscs, looking upon them as the most re-
markable illustrations Of the brave "old
day. OF old" when Olympic games and
pomp and pageantry were held in high
esteem.
Perhaps Mr. Wilde is right, for one thing
/, very sure, nothing calls out the young
and old. the rich and poor. the learned and
ignorant. the high and low, the black and
white. and mixes them 30 demOccatlcally, -
the circus; and in iIct, il the general YER
diet Of the pOpulace be considered a. crl-
terion. no entertainment comes near IL III
the public estimation. From such informa-
ton a. can be gathered from the most relia'
ble sources f appears that 81 :. II. Barrett
Il Co.'S New United Railroad Shows Il
one Of the best OF circus entertainments.
The management strives to he strictly cour-
teous, and il Is said that few shows that
ever travelled have won more praise III THIS
direction.
Thi. morning the show will arrive in
town, and the street parade will take place
with all it, grand concomilants. Ihefe
will be grown elephants and baby. ele-
nbant. a drove Of camels. and fierce Hons
besides oquestriennes in gorgeous costumes
and horses Of real circus mcttle eallbre.
/ Among the horses to be seen III the street
parade. the management adyerlses the
yeritnbIe horses ridden by Jesse james
/ the notorious outlaw. OF course these
will attract 4 deal Of attention, and that
too. Of kind rarely given on such occa'
sions. l.
The circus will be in town only one day
and the probability j. it will have the 1tS
,est kind Of success here. There VIII D'
AFTERNOON and evening performances.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
429 EAST BROAD STREET;
CARDOZO. ALSOP. MOSBY x CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STBEKT,

Ar,r june 1sf We always begin to close out stock.
This -,A~ou. owing g. thc cold and unreasonable.
t-~ .-lr farsa .u-couuters xilI now - found
WoR~TFD AND >lLk NOVELTIES. BLACK
GOup>. BROCADkD. oNERE and ORIENTAL
FANCif>. iu many cases 40 less than half cost.
Tt.-e iu want & rich but inexpensive clothing for
s--.rgs or seaside wear viii 90 well 10 call.
w.. are determined q make our houses not only
H. -s--t of the FASH he public. but L. cntCe
a. wrn Fart honest good, 20 lowest prie 70 ~
l-c-.ze us We ~ Dot adyertise fictitious faotics
~ worse Gan nctitou, va'ues. oar candor AMI \
Discriminating public alike forbade 10.
WHITE LINFN LAWNS. 20 TO 6Oc.;
NrRsI, ~ AVN. MILLS. PRINCESS LAWNS.
CHECKED aad FLAlN NAlNoOOh>' az our
usual J., ,.nlar prices.
", carry thc laTs 20. most complete. and cheaItst
line 4 WHITE GOODS 10 De found IN Nir-
weIa5e WHITE QCHIs At 75c. to sl4;
0uT stark of FIGURED LINEN and COTTON
lawns Is unusually complete
BLACk GOOD>.--Of this. our speciality. our stock
j, unusually varied. Among our atlrscu cuoI'
ALL-WoOL Nuns YELLING, soc
NL-WOoL 81 Nuns YELLING, 5Vc.'
cont st1ck. ranging in cost from I5c. 20 sl.Ju
For 25c We have BEsT BUNTING ever seen n
RI.%rk ~ifk-WARP HENRIETTA, TAMI>E
SWOOD All. CASUMERE, AZURE GkENA'
DINE. ranging iu cost from 10. T. .z.9V'
siLTSc-oi,kS'TiN 4i%-. is,kTiN BE MERvEILLETX. DE
RHADAMES. SURAH >ILhS aud SAIlNS
rrr-irg in cost trom 7jc. 70 500. -.
SPECIAL NALUE>.-LOok 20 our >lLN ~
b IA = 25 usually >oil n Sl.ju;
BLACK SILK at Sl.2j and sl.11-aest N1lu,'
evpreVhitiiei iu this market;
LINEN LAP-RpBE>- - % S5--llcndli AN-''F'
C0R>FTS. soc. 20 S2.jo-bcSt standard frchc'
aud American manufacture. ...
OEDFE>-We solicit order from p'I'ttiL7 -
distance - our terms 10 such are a. iAt finIe -
rrl~Ift i'm person. ONE PRICE 10 all
tARDDL1. NL..>'1t-, " ", ~ iNfi,r ~ Z O..
r. i-c'd
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RAIS.-About nightialI yesterday after
noon rain began to fall. All day long the
atmosphere had been hot and sultrv, and
the clouds duffng the afternoon murky.
Adyices from along the various lines Of
railway state that the rain was general. No
complaint can certainly he made Of the sea-
sons this summer. and IL good crops are
not made in Southside and Eastern Vir-
ginia 1t will he owing to lack OF cultiva-
tion and certainly not to want Of rain. The
season last night came in excellent time for
fruits and vegetables.
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,,o,r nv DIPPED AND ABANDONhD \ ''I''
h"" IN SOUTHERN GIRL.

HOW III DlPED AM - -,
Nv" SOUTHERN GIRL
,p-o,, the pittsburgh Dispatch:I
NJ. - a romance in the life OF h1Ia.t ~
Ine,o , ai;ns Little Horace, 'he ,nS p.n
iiailPtJIi ,I'iey WHO figured in the ceie1iatSS ,,So
sneak-tIlei' rnSbeTy in this city, ana WHO
Safe-Deposn; u;ao no nenance in the Eastern
i now uoi"o ,or attempted burglary
peniten'iai! ,nSt come to light. nor
which h"I southerner by birth, a'
aee, VINO SShsridan and Billy Forester.
are W alvei notorious individuals, was
two ,lhond othvn Va, Just before tne h;s
III - the war. In his bearing anu y. he he
ciose ~ Ito he readily passed for Mh"' lie lie
eonVersa..iJhna y. - Gentleman OF leisure. II
setHoded setnleud "a In gaining admission toa lt0h the
succeeuu;i ciycle and rapidly ioflheu ~ ~
neht so., o,ance Of daughter OF one VI orr. ~.
,,;,.,als in the Confederate uo'
leao."e ,tter brief honeymoon sond .ue
ment: Al. At,t,' hr;deoroom left Rlchinono
po'eu ',I'oy south on alleged pressl"S .r;,,,.
10 go lu,octed lul .aa with bis plantation -
ness CON md no tidings OF us ,t;
rolled " - 10 the distressed VIE ane, .ha,
apou.s vear had sped away, aau int
neaIH ors which deepeheu
caine, - conviction that the huso,lnu anu ". con
positive adventurer, and had oeen ,so~ bc~
: crimlllSdi 70 an imprisonment IN ahaapino ho
demnea % 90 daring ROBBERY III pannu, ,,is,
: dungeon M ~ Acct on the once Oesssr :.
house; o,nus oiri was calamitous;; ;,.,rer,
n ana 'na,lv room. and never ai..i TO-
y theu va " q" IN society. A few monsmS oaw,sd
). appeaisu u d,ed literally broken.neaia..,u,n ,,ns
d wafa ,,'.ss sn1 which had been visi..h ;,h ~
her by her unfortunate a'''A
ceiyer and thief.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOoL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting Of the Bap-
ti,t sundav-School Association Of Rich
mond and Manchester took place in Man.
chester at { o'clock. President William
ElIyson presided; Il. \. Gary, secretary.
The exercises commenced with singing 10y
the school - Soldiers OF Christ" The As
sociation was led in prayer by Mr.. Evan
Snead, superintendent Of the Pine-Strect
school.
The following reports from the variou,
schools were then read:
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BONDED AND FLOATING DEBT OF Rich.
soND.-Auditor J. B. Royster, in response
10 resolution Of the Board Of Aldermen,
reports the bonded debt OF The city as OF
the lst OF February, 1882, at S4.C99, sO7 .G5 ;
70 which add s4l, 900 OF per cent. bonds
issued since, makes the bonded debt Of 1st
July, 1882, az follows.
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BrpKEvIIIE CONvENTION.-The C1iico-
Colorcd- Coalition Malone Mixed Head
iu.ter-RepuLlican party will to-day hold
convention at Burkeyillc for the purpose
~ nominating a salt-lnd-pepper candidate
~ represent THAT party in the coming con-
,ro.sional campaigu. From present lnal-
cat,ou. Cui-e. Samb0, Uncle Nappa Co:
b,v. determined 10 assert themselves ana
ral,e a DESPERATE effort at recognition. bu'
al the same. those who are posted clam
tbot the Boz. haS laid his triggers IN ~uch
,aritol >tyla that thc colored >uifraganS Will
Le Iefr scratching in chat, while the 10Y :
who DO the Boss bidding and spring ior-
ward At the sound Il the cracking oi h''
wLin will be grcedily regaling themselves
y.itL nolitical longbcrry white wheat OF thC
most aDprOyed standard and 1at-pTouucih=
quality. -, tho Con.
yention will be a stormy one, H,tlnE pTI'
hans for two days. the coniestahtH loi .'''
nomination having determined 10 niaHe
most stubborn fight. Those VINO nave lilu'
the most earnest canvass Tor the hoiiliil'' L'.
tion are Or. Joseph Jorgensen, pIt>eH
member Of Congress from the district an,
r. :. Hooper, Esq, OF Farmyllle; oo!l
white. and \. II. De MOrtie, y. w: h3Irl'
and W. y. stephens, colored. NJ bo,r
however. i, said to favor Colonel bIau!
of Petersburg, and a still-hunt l. 'ala .
he Going on with view view oi spIl'1
inc him as 4 dark horse.
- Seyeral Of the leading politicians iroI
the district residing in Richmond went u
~ Burkeyillc Yesterday TO be present II u
. Convention.
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RICHMOND AND THE TRADE.-The commit
tee aupointed at recent meeting oi the
Commtrcial Club to canvass the city TO
raise fund- FOR the publication Of book
showing the advantages OF TINS clty IL
manufacturing and commercial centre has
Len enlarged to eighteen and divided INTO
subcommittee, a. follows:
Rroad street: MesSr>. \. PizZinl. Jr.' J'
VI Fourourean, and Henry Bo,chen.
Main street. south side, from Eighth 10
Twelfth. with eros, streetsto Cary MesNf,
CLAY Drewry, q. :. CottreH, and =. NJ
Quarle-. -, r;.hr, p,
Fourteenth: Me>srs. q. +. Wei,iger' JONI
Rover.. and G.. Il. Cannon. g..
Nam street. south side, from Iwelith Il
Seventeenth. with cross streets 10 cary
Ncssrs. Adolphus Blair, NJ. Hess1er2, an'
Gus. Milhi>er. r..-...,,.,
Main street, north side. from Fourteen y
IN seventeenth: Messrs. {. +. w luSo'
IL Taylor. and Henry Bodcker. ,,
Cary .treet and cross streets souln
Courtney jenkins, J. II. Gresham, ana y
u. Patton. -. ,,,r com
There will be a meeting OF the iull con
,n;ttee this evening at Commercial CiuO
81 O'Clock.
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At the conclusion o. the reading OF the
reports the President invited Rev. Dr.
Cook, OF Delaware, to address the Associa-
ton. His response was an appropriate
speech to children and Sunday-Sch0ol WORK
ers. lie was followed by Rev. Mr.. Hun.
assistant pastor OF the First Baptist church; :;
Ashton Starke. Esq, and Rev. DR.. Hatcher !;
an 81 whom gave excellent talks. W hich
should animate and incite all who were
present to 4 higher, nobler, and more Use
ful Christian life.
Adjourned with benediction by Or. Clark
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r9,SslP9In q 'Ss Country, GIg'' %i Sii
Hi pay ne our Richmond cgS ,5s iIsh fnlse S' ars
vain sae positively s play Mr. hVes' oi the n Bath sia
morton %s.s. aldsa l1s by BY the best players Of 'a'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-16
sohmu,s ..Thir>t.Quenchcr,"

that carbonated lemonade, with West lndla
lime fruit. as originated and dispensed at
hi. counter, i the only genuine ana most
popular drink in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-16

FRy-ALARN AND Police TELEpEAP,h.m
snnerinfrndent Payntcr. Of the urc-alariHi
telegraph. in obedience to an ordlIailce .nI VI
noles on Main street between fourteentn nun
ap"G pOlI' Eiabteen % street, and transferred the
I;nas an" 20 20 (ary street. New poles have been
,iit ,,mtI mn y, in place Of the old ones between
p1,rtPeenth ~, ~ street and Rockets, and on
,',an,eentb oul 're',' street between Broad and
STSsS;r1'o WSsh;r ton The old poles have been
in use Tor fifteen years. The new one one ARE re
nicely nj civ dressed, and when painted VIII pre-
sent very neat Appearance
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Ladies'. Attention !

Those who are now putting up Their sup
plv OF pickle will lind at Christian "
whites lot Of pure cider vinegar iour
wears old. and a great variety Of the hheS'