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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
Husfiugs Ccurt-

Adeline starke (colonedh charged WIN
cutting another coiorcc woman. was tried,
convicted, and sent to jail for twenty DAYS
am fined 81.
Walker IIill (colored), who was brought
here from North Carolina by Officer Will
kinson upon a reQuisition from Governor
Cameron, was aeq itted on q technicahty
oi the charge % forgery. I'LL - knoWn a,
the "coniuring DOCTOR" and AZ MS triM
there was a large crowd ~ coiore; persons
who seemed To be very much interested IN
h..
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that death was caused by internal hemor'
rhare. Deceased was member OF the
Fishermen Of Galiloe and OF the Rising
Sons OF Hope.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
The order in which They Will mees-A New
Rule.

After the announcement by Pres'aen,
Bass this evening q; the members OF Tue
body appointed by him on the JOINT Nind,
ing committees OF the Council. the Coune"
commitfee-list win be complete.
In order to avoid confusion In the meet
ipgs OF the committees FOR orgahzation,
the following instructions have been i..aed
10 Sergeant.at Arms Angus, by President
Psss, of the Board OF Aldermen, sud t'resi-
dent Ellyson, Of the Common Council
"No,ices for committee meet'ngs W u Oe
issued according to the order IN w9icl
they are named in the rules OF tue Coun,
eli. except the Committees on Grounds ana
Buildings and Board OF Public Interests.
winch will I've given precedence, a. Il is I'M
portant that they should meet Immediately;
At least two committees must be Organized
each day."
These instructions viii be strictly adj
hered 10. Each committee elects a chair-
man, and some OF them elect several iin-
portant officers. The organization OF the
committees will commence Friday a1d De
continued from day 20 day until tue list II
completed.
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HOHHTZERS' CAMP.
The Company 10 Leave for Ocean view This
Morning.

The Uowitzers willthis morning leave on
the Ariel for their encampment at Ocean
View, which Is near the capes, hut almost
in sight OF Old Point. The following ex-
pect to go: Csptsin E. J. BosIcr, Lieute-
napt b. Lorraine, Lieutenant W. f. simon,,
DR.. John X. Wheat, and DR.. ". N. Mercer.
The following nOn-cOmmissioned officers
and priyates X. +. Patterson. &. G.. Bo-
sher. ". f. Word, j. T. Chappell, W. g..
Harvey. Jr., II. N. Starke, James T. Pat
tsrson, r. II. Starke, Edward Alvey, IL.
c. Boudar, J.. L. Lynch, ". II. Cowardin,
X. d. Austin, Il. F. Camp, G. IL. Dickin-
son, r. l.. Galloway. c. L. Jones, G. ID.
Place. A. C. Stagg, j. Z. Walthall, h. l..
Tvree. j. A. Wolfe, J.-C. Perkins, II. l..
Lorraine, and w. c. Truemsn.
Other members aud friends OF the COM
pany will leave for the encampment later
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
Enterprise Of Coiored People.

There will be meeting tonight at the
Leigh. street Methodist church in the in-
tcrest Of the Wilmington, Wright,yiiie and
Onslow O.. C.) railroad-an enterprise eN-
clusivcy in the hands oi colored people.
Addresses will be delivered by the presi-
dent OF the COMPANY, 7. Morris Chcs'er,
and Others. The railroad will be siXty-iour
miles in length. Of which SIX and a hall
miles have already been graded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
Police Court

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Willie Hicks and Emma Hicks (both cob
oredl. charged with choking Ruth wal
drop. Discharged on payment OF costs.
Willie Ann shelton (coiored), creating
disturbance. Discharged.
&c. Lowry. drunk and disorderly on
the street. Fined $3.50.
Charles Kates, carrying concealed wea-
pons. Fined S20.
John smith and Tobias Wiley. for yio-
lation OF city ordinance. Smith was iined
fl and Wiley g 50.
Andy Sprague, for beating +. W. Put
nam ON the public street. Fined slU.
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Henry Claiborne, colored man fi,y-four
years OF age, died on Fourteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary yesterday morning.
He had been loading q dray Of which he
was driver, and was seized with vomit-
ing spell and soon thereafter died. He was
q sober man, and II Is thought probable
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scratched his temple then. The next thing
1saw was Edward lying quietly on the floor
on his stomach"
;oT ALLOWED TO AvswgR.

on his stomach"
NOT ALLOWED TO ANSWER.
"Did you ever assault Philip Goatcher at
the Casinos" asked Mr. Levcntritt, on
crosss.examination.
IL object" cred Mr.. Dittenhoeier.
"0r a barber attbe sturteyant Housei"
pursued Mr.. Leventriti.
"a barber!" exclaimed Colonel Nc
Cculi. In amazcment.
"Or a marshal who served a legal paper
on you at the Casino!v continued Mr..
Levcntritt.
WHAT" cried Colonel McCaull.
"hnd did you have any braws or fights
while YOU were at the Casinog" said Mt.
Loyentriti.
"You'd betterl let me answer" said Colo
mel McCaull imploringly 10 his counsel.
lie was not permitted 20 answer. however.
W. j. Mcbride, his treasurer, corroborated
his account Of the afray. and saId. smiling.
~, that il was he who threw Edward Aron-
son on the floor. This concluded the ox-
animation. Justice Kilbreth held Colonel
McCaull in 5000 bail Tor trial at the Special
Sessions. Bail was furnished by his part
ner, Or. George Dunlap.
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Ofhers
rRY teleEraph 70 The plspasch.I

[By telegraph TO the Dlspasch.I
Washington: Nationals. 8; Cincinnati
CUniOn'), /.
Buffalo: Bunalos, 8; New YOrkS, /.
Detroit: Detroits. 7; Philadeiphias, 1.
Cleveland: Cleyehnds, II; Bostons, 2.
Columbus: Columbus, 81 Athletics, 9.
Reading: Domestics, 8; Actives, 5.
Allentown AllentOwns, 7; Trentons, g.
Boston. Bostons (UnionsL s.; Chicagos
UnionsL 4.
Baltimore: st. Louis ,Unons), 8; Balti-
mores Onions), =.
philadelphia keystOnes, s; Kansas
Citys. B.
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Massachusetts, .xcursionists.

A party OF thIrty-fye oxcursionists
from Boston and neighbofhood. brought
10 Virginia through the enterprise OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
aud under the charge OF Mr.. L. b. Pratt,
were at Alton yesterday, and will go 10 the
White sulphur Springs tomorrow, and
before leayinsior home will visit the Luray
cayerns and other POINTS OF interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
Nomination o. Police Commissioner.

The Board Of Public Interests VIII meet
in the Council chanoer Friday evening at
6 O'Clock to nominate TO the City Council
three citizens Of Jackson Ward, one OF
whom will he selected as police commis-
sioner from that ward. Mr.. John IL.
Gresham Is the present efficient incumbent,
and will be one CT the three citizens placed
In nomination.
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PETERSBURG And VICINITY.
Death CT Another IIonored Citizen-Annual
RIortuary Report.

Death CT Another i,onored Citizen-Annual
RIortuary Report.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dsprtch.l
PETERSBURG. July ., 1884.
Robert Gillian. Sr.. aged lightweight
wears, died very suddenly this morning
ahout . O'Clock at the residence OF his son.
Robert Gillian, Jr.. on Sycamore street.
lie retired last night in better health and
spirits than usual. About the above hour
his son was awakened by hls heavy breath
ing. and few minutes later he was dead.
Several years ago Mr.. Gillian had q stroke
Of paralysis. and ii l. supposed he bad n
second stroke this morning. Mt. Gillian
was born in 1896, and in 1875 he accepted
the position Of deputy clerk OF Prince
George County and Circuit Courts. Later
he succeeded 20 the clerk>hip, and for q
period OF nearly or quite fifty years filled
that Vosition. During the war he was IN
the Confederate service IN Richmond. In
1853. al The suggestion OF friends, he stood
as candidate for clerk OF the county, and
was elected. Most Oi the records OF the
county had been lost during the war, and
his thorough acquaintance with those re-
cords, combined with his superior memory,
made his services in the Office of great
value. lie was the oldest Mason in the
city. and was a gentleman Of uniIn-
reachable record and character.
The annual report Of the president
Of the Board OF Health. just issued,
shows that during the year ending
july 1st the total number OF deaths IN this
city was 500. OF those who died 2l7 were
whites ard 37j colorcd 2S7 males and 3o5
females. Among the causes OF death are
reported: Heart-disease, %; consumption,
IS: pneumonia. ~; lockiaw, 3; apoplexy,
:. &c. There were IA deaths among in
fapts under one year OF age. and five among
persons over one hundred years OF age.
IN, rate Of mortality OF the whole pop
ulation was $3.50 per 1000 per annum; OF
the white population, 2l.70, aud of the col.
ored. 81 % per 1000 per annum.
The caucus OF Republican members ol
the Council met last night and nominated
]. W. ButterwOrth for superintendent o.
the cemetery rice james MuiThead, the
present incumbent. Thomas b. Worsham
was renommated for street commissioner.
His opponent was a cOlored man named c.
&. Mckcuzic. for whose nomination the
colored members fought hard. On his de-
feat. the colo cd members Of the caucus
withdrew. What their future course will
Le remains 10 be seen. ROBIN ADAR.
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I.IGHrNING-RODa.

rI'HE SEASON OF THUNDER-SrORMs
\ Is sspproaehlog, and Tor The p,o.es.ios q NE
We have the best and eheauest thai are made. aud
osn put them up on short notice
e. s A. BARGAMIN.
BOT east Main street.
TING FANS. ell-1a
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TO BE CONTINUED.

having no, yet psfe ted srrans'inent- fof onf
Trade sale we viii continue " sell ut RETAIL
uil further notice.
We have some q those ELEGANT SERGE
SUITS, IN Black. Blue. and Gray, 10 III big ine'' ~
ell.
Mothers, tring your little ooo TO or stose. we
have about
100 SUITS, costing US $3.50, IS, and sS.o0-we
will give you your choice at 7i.7o;
60 SUITS, costing e5, %, and s7--your choice OF
these at $3.50.
They are only In snail ass, from fcr 70 hx
years old.
good assortment OF
CAsSIARRE. wORSTED. AND FLANNEL
SUITS,
regular ses, We will scll atss a suit-below cost
A large line ~
FINE PANTALO0Ss, way below cost
viii sacrifice GOODS during tho coming
week 10 cash buyers.
A. NJ. KELLEY, Trustee OF
rye Hisdt store, e12 Main street,
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IL rnE ABSENCE OF SUITABLE EATEhIALs or
the tune 10 prepare II, people often go without
fres. ng Tor sgl2ds. Buy DURKxks DRESSING,
and you Will never trouble yourself u mako an
other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

T. Il. COOK, Gfteen head ~ horses. tOp-hHKgtes,
se,atI3lg franklin street, sc 10 9'clo,S.
JAS. MACDoUGALL, IO4 a. NJ, furniture,
stove, crockery, &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10

QUINCY, CAL.-Tbe PtumdS Ndnonm
says that Sash Brown was suffering se'eiv
ly with n bruised foot, In bed, but onv
application OF 81. Jacobs Oil, the 49, os
pain.relieyer, cured him In fifteen minu''''
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yIRCINIAS.
Topnls-.............3 40 10 81
] 2 3 4 5 G 7 g 0 Toni

INNINIfs
II 2 6 2 o Total
Nilmingtons. U u / 2 IU Do
Nirginiss ..... q 0 o q q
Earned -Wilmipgtons, VintniAs, ].
Two-bass hits-Sty. Murphy, sId POucll. Thrco-
Ua,c hits-Ssy. Home rnn-Bastisn. Lef. on
base Mimingtons. $ Nirginlas, .. struck out
Wilm,ngiOus, 3: NirXini4s. Z. Bases on balls
Wllmiugtona, 3; Nirnnias, 2. Passed Oails-
Lynch. : Morgan, =. time or game, two hours
Z ~ I.gttfa
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ATLANTA, GA.


DT. ,. Br0olfcid: Dear Sir,-SOme fifteen yoars
ago examined the recipe of Female Regulator
md carefully studied authorities in regard 10 lis
oonpoucnts, and then tas well as now) pronounce
II u be tho most scientific and skillful combina-
ton Of the really reliable remedial vegetable
AGENTS known 10 science, 20 act directly on fhe
affected organs and parts sympathZing directly
with them; and. therefore, providing SPECIFIC
REMEDY for all diseases for which It is recon-
mcndcd Yours truly,
JESSE BORING, N. D., ID. ID.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
DANvILLE And VICINITY.

The Henry County hurder-Judge Paurs
Charge-PcrsouuIs-Fra Ccunu-Fau
Tobacco-Jndre Paul on the Liquor Trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10

There will De an exhibition Of the hand
grenade tire-extinguisher on the old city
Hall lot this evening.
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seven Dollars.

Seven dollars will buy barrel OF very
superior Family Flour-raiscs high and
white. Il can only be bought OF
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer.
Pace Block.
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LUNBER DEALER.

" w. PICKREIL, LUNBER,DEAL-
As ER, Keeps IN yard all kinds OF BUILDING
LuMBkR, slllNGLks, lAfhs. POSTS, &c.
sL0NG and LARGE PINE and OAK spsctslty.
z. w. PICkRELL.
Yard corner Broad and Laurel sireets.
~ Ism
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To IN inspiring martial air the comrades
marched down Broad street Ia Chestnut.
lust in time to see the train bearing their
guests thunder Up so the platform at the
deTJt. Tie Light Infantry formed at Tho
head OF the column, with the guests in citi-
zens' clothing next. followed by The Robert
L. Lee Camp, and the Pill. hearny Rich
mond Post bringing up the lear. Cheer
after cheer went up from the dense thrOng
which crowded the sidewalks, and as the
linc q march was taken up to Broad street
Hills Battery, in sou Park, thunderet
out awclcone. Broad street was crowded
rs the veterans OF both armies OF the late
war marched M under one flag. and cheer
after cheer went up all along the line.
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.
III Beautiful mountain location. Two Courses
gsr Degrees; also Business and Preparatory
Courses. French and German spo&on. lnstrue-
sion thorough. Library, lo,00O volumes. Bt~t
religious and moral inhnences. ErpenSs for nine
months (inciudink tuition, board, ctc..l slf9.
sl76, or e2O1. Increasing patronage from ~
states. Ind. Ter, aud Mexico. 32d session b.Eins
sept. lTth. Catalogue free. Address JULIUS ID.
DEFuPR, President. ~ s-eodSw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10

Judge Flouruoy, representing MAYOR
Carrinrtor. o; Richmond, responded to tho
greeting 81 Mayor Haynes. After thank
ing the Mayor ,nd the people OF Newark
for their welcome Ar. Flournoy said:
Comrades. we have to be thanKIul' hoe
only for the reception given To us by the
men. but FOR the kindly manner In whtch
we are received BIZ the fair women oil THIS
fair city. There NAV be some douDI rs 10
who made man, but there Is no d0uO'
whatever that God made woman. Wher-
ever the soldier has shed his blood, wom-n'
ongcI woman. las ever been near 10 stop
tbe flow. When the wounded warrior
tossed upon the cot in ieyeri+h agony
womnn's soft snd soothing hand 'ell upon
his heated brow, and the oath, party
formed by his suffering, froze upon ms
lps. Wherever and whenever uian hS
suffered woman has carried the cross anu
calmed his soul. AoA
But to leave the dire past. whlch = "a
pldIy becoming dim nightmare, ahu 10
turn 10 the present. our hanus nav ~
leased their grip upon each other thTVaes;
II ever we fight again II Will oe 10 nI'
back into the sea the foreigner VINO nin, ~
daring enough 10 set hostile ioot upo1. Vnl ,Sa
shores. We are one now. CltlL9hs Vi ~ ~,
United states; distinct as the bllio"S' ye'
The lines reformed and marched to the me
Acadeu y Of Music, where the o9ys y.,.,,I,od maad
an attack on the good things, which reSu''e"
in their total annihilation. nj. ,,,os,s
Among the prominent civilian nan, gl,'st" p,ch
who accompanied the veterans lro,r n. n.0n -,
mond are Colonel 4. J. Evans, member y, oi
the % uonse Of delegates Of virginia; Col
oneI II. n. FIournoy, Secretary OF t,oe, state )
Wyndham Meredith, assistant s oomaiOn, Tar,n-
wealth,s ATTORNEY Of Richmond ana James
Caskie. of the Richmond bar. ..,,oa !,
Then followed the parade described IN
our special Of yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10
INDUSTRIAL FAIR.

A resolution was passed calling the favor
able attention OF the colored people TO the
virginia Industrial Fair TO be held in
Richmondin November next.
The question OF place for the holding OF
the next annual meeting excited good
deal Of interest aud caused long debate.
Philadelphia was selected. and the second
wednesday in July. 1885, the time.
A resolution was passed thanking the
press. the pastor Of the Methodist church,
and the Citizens Committee for cotrte-
sizes and kindness, and the Association adj
iouIucd.
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TEsTED QUARTER or A CENTURY-lT
STANDS UNRIVALLED.

BhGKANGB1 Ih.
Dr. J. Brdddeld, A'lOrtd, Ga. Dear Sirr-I
take pleasure IN stating that have used, for the
last twenty years, the medicine you are now put
ting UP, known a. Dr. Brad1eid's Female Rego-
Iator. and consider 1t the best combination ever
gotten together for the diseases for which IL is
recommended. With kndcst regards am, re-
sTcctfullY
W. B. FERRELL, N ID.
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yesforday's Doings'

Ispeclal telegram to the DlsIA.Sn.i
vru.rv Y j. July 9.-Shortly after $
o,cIaos snTA,IS, this n morning Lincoln Post, No.
y 0iOcs ,l,', ,ho uisitors from Richmond As
shs :, anu ,r' y, ,be Academy Of Music. Form
ing In line, they marehea " s,rees % and
dock. at the foot OK Ceh''o '"'N''
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HoBB'S ISLAND, VA.
TBr ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.

Tho finest and safest sSrf-b ithing. ocean, elsan-
ucI .nhd shark. .hshinf and enipc- sh0otisG.
T.tmf: S2 pcr day, tt2 per work $40 pF
ncliN. -, .-.
t,onfc. FROM Old Point and Norfolk hy steamer
NrfthsmpIon So Cherryetoae every MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY. ana FRIDAY. Inc btluhlore
and Washlnston steamers make close connecton
yyiih tnc Northampton. Hotel physioiau. Il. A
R..",'t". 80, IT sPADY.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CwARTHNoRE COLLEGE,
FOE BOTH SEXES

Under sHrs Of members ~ the Religious society
~ friends Thirty minutes from broad-strest
.tzIsn. FCLL COLLEGE CotlisEsIa lssslcsl,
5eienpac, and Literary. Alo. aPREPAhAion,
SCHOOL. Location unsurpassed Tor b.tithin.-
tngs and apparatus. Aczdemic year commences
ainth montlr-StPrENBEk ., lssf. Apply
carly Ia ensure admission. tof Catalogue ani III
garucusTs address
EDWARD u. HAGiLL. A. ~. President.
L. IT-&n. sMarfhInnTe. Dela WAR coi.nlY. "a.
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CAVED HER LIFE.

RIDGE. MclSrosn COUNTY, GA.
Dy. j. Brddfeld: Dear sIr,-I have taken sew
eral bottles Of your Female Regulator for disnses
Of sixteen years standing, and REALLY BELIEVE
IAN CURED ENTIRELY. for which please accept
nv heartfelt thanks and most profound gratitude
know your medicine saved my life. 80 you soc
caunot speak too highly in its favor. have
recommended IL To several Of my frends who are
suffering as wss
Your very respectfully,
hrs. w. T.. STEBBINs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10

Treatise on the Health and Happiness Of Woman
mailed free 10 any address.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box 2e, Atlanta, Ga.
fiy 5.dlw&wltl
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WHOLE NUMBER, IO.3O4.
SUMMER REaoRrs.

WANTED, BoARDERS IN TIE
w MoUNTAINS.--NANsIoy HOUSE, Me-
powtn Highland county. Va. open for boarders
JTNE 10. 1884 This place presents many AZ
ssscucns for inNallds ana pleasure seekers. Cli.
mate dcliehtful and ereccii1giy hcallhfu. scene
IN Grand snd beautiful. Mountsin streams aif0rd
rltSsufc sn hshinc. battlefield 81 MclNwell al
nol Va s,cht - thc hotel A hnc ChalybaN
Sprins convenient. whose waters arr highly Dcnc-
fcisl 10 ifValidN Daily mall Accommodation
ccod. satisfaction gaarautecd, Terms; s7 per
wctk; $50 pcr month Of twcnty-vight dsy~ Foi
nsrtlcY particulars Sddress
J. q. nRAWsHAW.
Owacr aud Proprietor.
4 oc-Im Mcdowell. Va.
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PEREOyAL.

rrHE +. W. KELLEY THAT WAS
l. before the Police Co~rt charged with threat
eniug IN KIN hls wife and sou wa. nOt the 4. W.
KELLEY that Keeps grocery At GOT wet Clay
street. lc tO-lt@
NoTICE.-HAYING QUALIFIED As
IN ADMINISTRATORS OF T. 7. HoHD. dc-
cased, all parties having claims against the estate
OF n. I. Hord viii please present them PROPERLY
u II. hO.rd viii please come forward aud settle.
w. l.. HORO.
N v-5ts Administrator OF u. T. HOri.
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IInTFI WARWICK,

UCTEL WARWICK.
Ill NFWPORT'S NEWS, VA"
I,rntca on Hampton Roads, eight mils sbo0
Cl0 Point Cornfcrt - - .
TuT REST SUMMER RESORT IN TIE OLD
DOMINION.
cool SEA BREELEs~-RTLiEF FROM nAh-fhNhH
AsUhstaniisl brick structure, having sll nodern
rouy,plencts; situated on hlud overlooking tne
50 Flcgsntlv furnished. Table aud service ui,-
,urpa, ed. Alply 20 G. q. ORCUTT, 100 Brtnb
way, New YORK. or o. ....>. 49,.
Hotel Wsrwiek.
s.to-9m keWports News Va
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUSTON. VA.
MS. GEskRAL J. r. Is. STUART, Principal.

The next session Of mine months hegins SEP-
TEMPER IL, 1854. Enicient teachers In every
department. Number limited. Terms reasonable.
For full particulars sppiy % the Principal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-10

DEEkSkILL On. " MILITARY
i ACADEMY. For circulars address Coiopei
&. j. WRIGHT, A. NJ, Principal.
lie IL i7-,ieod2m&w2ml
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yxvARw SULPHUR SPRINGS,
ny ,.rtg f,gfrNrrY NIRGINIA
ORKNEY SPRINGS.
~ sHENANDoAn COUNTY, VA.

Having leased these well-Suown SPRINGS for
fys year, we beg 20 Inform the pub'le snd our
1fteuds that thew viii bc opposed from JUNE 10
DECEMBER /. } eSA, for the reception cf guests
Al appointments arst-clas-. The hotels ana cot
tars have been pui in excellent condition ana the
ctWtlctc fgrnisdrg entirely renovated, Sfpriing
accommodations and comforts equal To snv resor'
Ia tie SOalh. Capacity, sac persous
klnil, telegraph. aLd express facilities IN no no
tcl. ,
trg fo location. Si< cisl ra;cs for ses-on. Write
frr dcscYipiivc circulars. giving varieties aud
enalvsls II the different water. 10 JO,hPu y
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-26
Resolutions Of Respect.

At a meeting of the Hbernian Fire Co..
No. 4, November 9th, 1884, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS il hath pleased Divine Provi-
dence IN his infinite wisdom to remove
by the hand of death our late secretary,
Charles c. Mason, while yet in in the flow
er OF his you h, therefore be it
Resolved, That by his death we are depriv-
ed of most faithful and valuable member,
one that has always discharged his duties
with ability and fidelity.
Resolved, That 10 his bereaved wife and
mother we extend our dee est symptIhy in
the loss of their devoted husband and son,
who by reason of his mAnlv and sterling
virtues WAS their pride aud their solace.
Res lived, That these resolutions be
spread upon the journal and copies of same
be transmitted to the widow and mother Of
deceased.
M. j. HowLEy,
r. WALSH,
A. SMITH
Committee.