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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
WHITEW ASHED.
The yirginias Shai Out by the 81 Louisin a
Cicse Contest.

The very poor game OF Saturday told ma.
terially on the gate receipts at Virginia
Park Yesterday afternoon, but fcw over a
thousand people witnessing the second
meeting between the home team and the
It. Louis Club. Had Saturdays been such
q game as that Of Yesterday double the num-
ber would have been attracted 10 the see.
ond contest. which resulted in a score OF
To 0 in favor OF the visitors. Both clubs
PLAYED almost perfectly, only one fielding
error being scored against each side. The
crIor on the part Of the Nirgniss was
made by Powell IN third inning when,
Gleason being caught between first and
second bases. he failed to catch the
bail thrown by Larkin, thereby permitting
Gleason 10 get back on FIRST. This error
cost the game, as Gleason subsequently,
made second and was brought home by
Nicos's safe hit. aud scoring the only run
made. There WAS no specially brilliant
play INK throughout the game. The visitor.
on,v succeeded in getting on 10 Mcegan for
five scattering singles, which yielded noti-
ing, while F0utZ kept the home team down
10 three. In the ninth inning Il looked As
though the Nirginlas would either tie or
win the game, when, afCcr two men were
out, Nash got 10 first on balls and was adj
yanecd by Powell's hit. Lark.n then
made an easy hit along the inner left field
line, upon which Nash came home, but
Lathsm got the hall and threw ii 10 first
and the umpire called Larkin out, when, in
the opinion OF many who saw the play. he
had made the base. This decision ended
the inning and game, and Nash's run wa.
not counted. The noticeable feature Of
ihe game was Larkin's fine work on second
base. He had nine chances. some very
difficult. and accepted them all. The FOL
lowing II the score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
11oTuERs. MoTnERsi MOTHERS

Arc you disturbed st night and broken Of your
rest by .,ek child suffering and crying with uhs
excruciatlng pain of cutting teethy u 60 20 DM
once and get bottle Of MRS. wiSsLowp
SOOTHING SYRUP. II riIi relieve 'he poor nss's
snirerer rimmcdiatciy-depend upon u; thsre V no
mistake about IT, There Il not mosher on "afn
who has ever used u who Will not toll you AZ once
that will regulate the bowels and give rest 70 'hs
mother and relief and health 10 the ehiid.operAonk
like magic. II l. perfectly ssfe ~ nse In All ea>,
and pleasant "a Tie taste. and j. the prescription OF
one of the oldest and be-t female physicians and
nurscs In the United states. sold everywhere. %
cents hottie. - 80 ~Jdtw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
INNINGS.
Notice OF the Diamond.

The following notes are taken fIcm the
philadelphia Sporting Life Of the 27th
instant:
Nash. Of the Virginia club, Il only II
years OF age. q
Manscll, Of the Nirginia', has developed
into quite slugrer.
Quinton leads the batting average for the
Virginia club. (f) followed by Johnston.
Walker. the colorcd catcher Of the T0ic-
dos. has been given his release.
Johnston, Virginia.. eentrc-telder, is ono
oi the fastest base-runners in the profession.
Powell, Of the Virginia Club. i the
Youngest manager in the profession, aud j.
liked 10y all the players.
W. II. Dugan. late Of Virginia. has signed
with Kansas City, and receives 300 per
month for the balance Of the season.
Meegan, Of the Virginia Club, fools many
hase-runners while in position TO deliver
the ball by wiggling his body. The run.
ner starts for second base, but dies between
the bases. THE runner didn't die there
yesterday
Says aToledo paper OF the Virginia Club
They 10 not present an especially fine ap
pesrsnce upon the field. but il they do look
like lawmakers. their play is such as 10 pnt
them in the first rank u baso-bali>ts. Ey.
erybody was agrecably surprised"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
or FALL AND WINTER
FALL WRAPS.

All of our goods This season in this department
arC made 10 our special order. The styles shapes,
IT. aud 6uish must ne seen in order to Dee apprc-
ciAtcd. RUSSIAN CIRCULARS arc among tAe
mos, favored garmcats. We have an ALL.WOOL
DIAGONAL RkANER, forfy-foar inches long,
double. plated back, with ornament. Aslrachan
collar, full coube 'front.' with extra slecycs ~
S6.95--lssi seasons price, $3.50.
The same, with ',yeu-inch fur collar, hand. .omc
ornament Ia back, ats7.lO.
The same, bFRLIS DIAGONAL HEAVIER,
fur collar. doubie-plstcd hack fur ornament
faced win hyc-iuch satin. a sQ.37.
The same, trimmed with thrce-aud- -s-hslf-irch
Asirschsn all around. pointed collar. double
plated back. with handsome ornament. rcin-
forced with dyo-lneh-width satin. attl2.25.
Tns same. with fun plush fropt twenty-five
tHshcs IN widIh, az sl7.2S.
Among the NEWMARkETs, which is another
uosi favored garment We offer an ALL-WOOL
DIAGONAL BEAVER, plated hack, Astrlchan
collar. ts6.75.
NLWHARKFTS IN TWPNTY-HINE VARI-
OUs NUMBERS, including Diagonal Berlin
Beaver, Ottoman Cloth, Tricote Cloth, Satin
Damas.c. PlnSh. ete.
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS IN THTRTY-EIGHT
VARIOUS NUMBERS, from The cheapest TO the
hnosi manufactured. We p:sce on exhibition 4.
this department alone upwards Of aftccn thou
sand dollar, wer,h Of goods insluding sPKcIAL
prrIEIhrNT for
CHILDREN'S WRAPS,
which vii preseut a most complete feature his
season. Eytry variety 81 designs, STYLES. qlali-
tts, and siye~. W. start these with an ALL
WOOL INVISIBLE CHECE. neatly madC. at
s2.5O. From This price we offer yariou. grades
Hptos.6.
W. also call special at'enuonto
sFAI. GARMENTS,
,rHfefI ~ 0ffpT The largest STOCK ever ofern1
ms eity-sACQ NEWHARKETS, and
pOIMAkS. We start thoec az ono Tor an
ALASKA SEAL SAtQCF, London dved, war
rantcd in eyeiy respect. From this price 70 1850
E,,ry garment nay De relied upon as beilg from
s25 :75 under general market value.
DRESS GOODS.
IN rrr PRESET Gods IL partment Will he fonnd
TyEM PROMINENT STYLE FOR THIS
STASON, both European and domestic. We call
spseial attention g. our handsome STYLES of PARIS
COMBINATION SUITS, that are foremost for
sIt,i dress.
FOR TAILOR. MADE SUITS;
DRAP PDF LYON BEOADCLOTUS,i in ali shades.
ff;y.sN inches wide, a. 1928 yard;
C.PiCARD & CHS PARIS TRiCOIS. nf,y-'ix
mol,s wide, 80 sl.25.
LADIFs' CLOTHS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
n BLACK AND COLORS.
SPTCIAI -Twdyc rie,U FINE AI.L-WOOL
LADIES CLOTHS a. 75c. yIrd. Tao-e
goods sr, dny inches vide, aud generally -cu
ats1.2-.
Among other DREss FAERICS. We cal attention
20 orr
CLOTH DRESS PLAIDC;
hLI-WOOL SATIN RHADANAS. Especial
consignment 60 our house from Paris.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
ANY Nan Tho has u DnlInr.

and wants to be rid Of debility, dyspepsia.
or any OF those wasting diseases which drag
people down and make them wretched. can
inve.t his money wisely in bottle Of
Browns Iron Bitter-. Mr.. NnniN, Of An
scostia, d. G., says, "there is no ques-
ton about il. Browns Iron Blt;ers is
the best thing IN the world % tone
a person up. 1t improved my apPstite and
restored my health" When you consider
that for the price OF good dinner you eau
buy what will enable you 10 enjoy your
dinners, ii seems a pity TO 20 without
Browns Iron Bitter..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
Hu.tinss Court, Yesterday.

Thornton Williams, who was indicted for
burglary. was tried and convicted OF iIr-
ceuy aud Jailed for FIVE months.
William Thomas. charged with petit lar
cenv-on an appeal from the Police Court
was tried and convicted and jailed ioc six
months.
Abrsm Lewis, charged with petit lar
ceny-on an appeal from the Police Court
was found guilty and sentenced to two
months in the chain gang.
Mercer Garnet. a colored boy about nine
wears old. was up for stealing forty cents
from u. Pasquini The boy WAS 50 small
that the Court turned him over 20 his moth
er. at the request Of the Commonwealth
Attorney, TO be punished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
II READ, READ, READ.


OIL-CLOTTI one ward vids AZ 25c. a yard worth
SOC, also at 3S. 40, 80, and soc. per yard.
LlNOLFUM OlL-CLOTH. The best aud most sCr-
vcCahe hocr-coNer ever made. Our prices are
COTTAGF CARPET at &C. a yard worth 25c.
INGRAM CARPETS 70 % 1915, 10, 45. 80,
superior ,G1saliiy IiIEIE-PLY CARPETS al 90c.
TAPfsiRT sEUSsELs CARrETs at GO. IS,
s5s.andsl per YARD for choice patterns.
BODY ERI sStls CARPETS at tl.25 pr yard
MoGCfTTE CARPETS from s1.2; - sI.75 per
DEGGGETs in all sir-' al very much lc's than
TAPfSTnf HRTssELs RUGS from sl.2j ny to
VFiXTT RIGS In aiIsi1es. We show sono of the
hand,sm STYLES ever offered. our prizes are
SMYRNA MATS ,nd RUGS Ia all sizcs ,ni quali-
OurCLOTH RUGS and MATS IN an sizes very
CoC0KMATs in all si1e, and qualities.
HASSOCks snd OTIoMANs In great variety n
TURCC6HAN 5IKTAINS aud PoRTIEErS.
LACE CURTAINS fIom tl t"fz3 par. OYER
CUETAI%.r0LTz, ,ni CORNICE>, al.o LOOPS,
wlS6GW-sHhiif, frora sI.25 &, pair with tx
o., iur,s complete ny 80 psir'
See our Ia Kt1>IONE BlANktI> atf>-'J
worth f4.5O, % 30 worth -. 3! ~ Wpi,l So
at ~ worth o. 81. II o. worth -.
COIOEFD BLANKETS NJ 81 pair 40 t - p,
al Sl.25 worth $3,at $40 worth s2.21. az
= worth -. a. t1.5o worth - n''t,l htr-
- ms We re- ever q cflcred before il BLANkfIS.
ard We cannot replace them 80 present rr -''.
COMfOIPAHLES show large sIsortineaiat
from IL uptp -.
i large siocl Il goods or boys and mems wclr
W call particular attention o. oar -ture u
NIEGINIA MADE CA>siNLELH ana tLAN-
sHETLAND sHAWLs at C5c. wor;h!l, At sc.
PoIkk-bGI nnd LACR.EDGE MCLLMC>LIN
FlCItt at 2Nc. worth 75c.
~U.K SPANI>I LACE fICHJ~ at 35. 80. and
75c., sui Al. worth 90 75c" sl.z3' ana
flJO.
TWILLED CRASH Mt jr. \ ysri worth 8 g..
TABLFLiNtN - 3jc a ward worth Doe, az Doc.
worth Grc.. al 7Jc. worth -.
Biz bargains n TOWtIt. NAPKINS, TE Al-
CLOTHS and other LINEN GOODS ~
LEVY &DiNl~>.
.c3O Succc--or- O. Levy brother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
Manchester Notes.

Mr.. b. A. Hancock, who has been quite
i'll for some time at his home in Chesterfield,
was thought TO be somewhat better yester.
day, and his fiends here hope for his
speedy recovery.
The docket for the October term OF the
Hastings Court is already quite large and a
business II not long term may be be ex-
peeted.
Or. Bookhart and wife and Rev. Mr..
Derieux aud wife will leave the city to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
Ford's Opera Company.

On tomorrow evening the regular season
at the Theatre will be opened with Ford's
company, with Zelda Seguin. Henry Peaks
and Charles. in the Bohemian Girl. On
Thur,day, Plsnquette's new opera, Nell
Gwynne. The story tells how girl rose
from an orange girl to be the first actress
OF the English stage; outwitted both king
and cCurtiers hy her matchless acting.
Almost every lady Of London has seen this
musical history Of Nell Gwynne and Charles
III. at the ROyal Avenue Theatre. Mrs. So
guin PLAYS 1--WE characters in this opera.
Mr.. George Denham plays the Beadle. On
Friday the Lace Handkerchief will be
given. Our people are familiar with this
opera. and the Ford company is said u
give tin excellent style. All the ladies at
tending tomorrow evening will be pre-
scntcd with souvenir. The sale OF seat
Yesterday was good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
y,resbytsrtsn Sundny.gchOoI Union.

The Presbyterian Sunday-School Union
met IN the Second church on sunday after
noon, Mr.. j. u. h. Sleight. president, IN
the chair, and II. {. Magruder secretary.
The attendance was large, and the excr-
cis.s Of specially interesting character.
being a "reyiew service" covering the
lessons for the closing quarter. This was
iuter>persed with scriptural readings,
prayer by Rev. Dr. Read, spirited singing,
and fresh, instructive address by Rev. X.
Il. HoWison, pastor OF the Third church.
The report. from the various schools for
the month OF September were satisfactory
and hopeful, with two conversions in the
First school. The next meeting Of the
Union will be held in the THIRD church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
FALL AND WINTER OPENING.
We invite an inspection Of ou- sap RIB stock Of
NEW AND CAREFULLY-sELECTED GOODS.

Among Tie attractions OF our stock, please notc
the following.
PIAIDS in cloth effects, for ladies and ch!ldrcn;
FPINCH tLOIHS and IRltOIE~ for ladies,
and TAILOR MADE COST MIS-:
SATIFFNs and BfRBtR CLOTHS for walking
and travelling suits; .
ENECS~ED and EMBROIDERED FFfEtIS.
wih solid o. match, for combination su =;
EOUGH HlNMtfIAIA WOOL eUiIiN6>' IN
plliis and solids; . .
SIIE FtEEIt I'm SATIN D"CllESSE. STOCK
lNET CLOIlls, SATIN FLoRESIlNt~.
In BLACK ~lLh- our -t1cA j. Il'si cnuIie,e.
ranging iu price from J'c. % - ne best
Nalrc- ever sod for Al, : 1923. 1nd Il. II.
Novelties ia OI TONAN GEOlNDs ana PLUSH
ENBO~~FD DESIGNS.
Noy.It Itio, IN beautiful variety for DRESS
THOSTs-the most artistic effect over seen
our n OAK DEPARTMENTS c'pocially a''la"-
two, containing ai TIE new Iui choice
signs iu cut and cnlorirg.
VIANkFTS al price never td.rci before: -
BLANKETS 81 last season FOR $50 . ana
.lcDial fob ~ $3.50. AZ. f3.9-. andt
T. save Tie ladies diapp .ihiinrnt. w. nave or
d6r,d 1u liLIn-n-e Consignment ~ our t''h-
fuelI GLOW - the CEN NftNtRI. All can
now Do suited in aii shades from 3iscN 10 l'tN
Wcrayc also GANTs DF SUEDE, in length, from
! luttuu- 90 H. buttons
.rOI NIN'~-tle finc. & Glove i'm Inv world-wc can
now fmuish al Nbttuf4, in black aud colJl-'
embossed. and glare. . - . ,
FOUEQUHEAN, PRICE, TEMPLE CO.
c. 2N&3Uhuc2N5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
Rcntz.santlsy Combination,

The audience at the Theatre last night 70
see the Rentz.Santlcy Burle'que Company
was Thin in the nam auditorium and full
in the upper tiers Of the building. 1t was
a paSsable variety performance. and barren
Of Objectionable features - far as co--
tumery and acting was concerned. but no
ladies were present. Hlle. Rudolph in
the ca'atina Robert Lc Dahle displayed
talent. Charles and Annie Whiting in their
trombone duets were very good, especially
the latter. There were number OF male
actors on the stage, and the Ethiopian mi
tator> were enjoyed. The performance VIII
be repeated tO-alght.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
gFcurico school Trustees,

meeting Of the new Board Of County
School Commissioners for lIenrico county
the following new school trustees for the
county were elected BrookIand district,
James r. Redd, in place oi Il. Taylor Ne
Cue. whose term expires October 2JtL ;
Fairfield district. VI. W. Iazlcw0od lin
cumbent); Yarina district. J. +. Chldrey
There was no appointment made for rucka-
hoe district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
North Carolina State Exposition

The attendance from Richmond to the
North Carolina State Exposition, COM
mencing at Raleigh September 3Oth and
continuing till october eth, promises to
be quite large. Passengers have a quick
and comfortable route offered them cia
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. They
can leave Richmond at 1920 A. VI. and
arriye At Raleigh AZ 7:25 =. VI. The fare is
only $3.50 for the round trip. and tickets
are good for ten days. This price includes
admission 10 the Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
Tho Dime guspun,.

The initial Performance u Barton K 10.
gan's Amusement Company took place at
Mozart Hall last night in the presence OF a
good audience.
The entertainment lasted two hours and
was very satisfactory. some of the scene
being amusing ,nd entertaining, and BRING
ing out applause.
The entertainment will Dee repeated tLi,
afternoon and tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
Police News.

Last night &. II. +. Deuring. an eX.Otfcer
OF ;he police force, some time since allowed
to resigs. was arrested on a warrant sworn
ont by g. c. Carr. charging him with un-
lawfully taking away from him musical
instrument known a. q dulcithorne. After
the arrest Deuring paid the amount Of value
Of the instrument and an attempt was made
10 get Pol;ee-Justice ID. {. Richardson q
discharge the case, but the Police Justice
rtfustd to do So until the matter was for
mally heard in his court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30

BASKET OPERA FLANNEL, In all WOOL viii
De- closed out this week at 2ic. yard;
ALL.WOOL PLAIN OPERA FLANNELs at
35c.;
IMPORTFD INDICATED FLANNEL at 52c.,
former price 7Jc.;
FLANNFLs from the cheapest To the finest ai thc
recent reduced values.
CLOTHs-All klnGs Of goods FOR mems and boys
wear: some icmarkatlc bargains.
Ga BERLIN BEAVERS at sL75, cost upwards
Of 50 10 land;
PIN.CHECK CLOAKGNG at s1.ij, former price
S2.2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
po.sponed dgnt,I Tonight.

Owing TO the inability Of the Governor
TO be present the presentation Of = stand
OF colors to the First regiment by Governor
W. L. Cameron. and a sword 10 Colonel
Jo Lane stern by the officers Of the rcgl-
meut has been postponed until tonight,
when the ceremonies incident in each ease
will take Dlacc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
w . VI \ y.
HER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE WAT
TgTs OF GREAT CONCERN TO
ALL MANKIND.
NEAR MARIETTA, e "A.

NEAR MARIETTA, ca.
Some months ago l bought bottle Of pr. J'
Bradfold's Female Regulator aul Used ]! lh my
family with great satisfaction. have recoin-
meu1ed mo three families. and thcy have found
II to b lust what is claimed for IT, The females
who have rscd {, are now in perfect health ana
able to atte1!d 10 their household dutics.
REV. H. B. JOHNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30

Tie British schooner Lottle Fairfield, lGt
tons. captain {. Il. Durham, cleared yes
tcrday for Rio Grande DO sui, Brazil, with
1,l75 barrels Of -four. valued at $3.50,
shipped by the Gallego Mills Manufacturing
Comuany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
Baseball.
yirginias rs. indianapolis,
VIRGINIA Baseball Park

Virginia Baseball Park,
Wednesday and Thursday, October lst and
2d. Admi, sion as usual.
Game called at L. VI.
Every strcet-car will be met at Laurel
street 10y omnibuse,, special arrangement
having been made To that effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
AUCTION SALES rufs DAY.

fURNAS TrPPER. T.. I.. two framed tsne.
ments on Poplar Tor BrowIl street..
GRt BBS & sPPERsON.5 3 y. NJ. brick dve,iiag
N0.al7 north figlteenih street.
WILLIAM n. LYME a co. 5 z. NJ, dwelling
No. G2l north Twcniy hiih street.
n. COOK, 10 4. A.. household furnlinre.
JNO. p. LAUGBTON, JR.. 10 4. 81, exkns!on-
tables, oficc-desss, oit-cloths, <c.
y. -. COOK .IOA. 81, ,how-csses. store. 9Starc,,
&C.. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30

We sgain call the attention OF our read.
ers TO the superior quality OF Nontrose
WhiSksy. The price ~ moderate and it,
purity beyond question. W. ID. Blair y
Co., ll09 east Nain street, propretoIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
Il \ ERR RRR ssss
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TURK SATINs, SATIN RENAISSANCE,
SATIN DANAssEs. PORTfERE TURCOuAN.
FFLTs, ETC., all at lower prices than ever offered
before. Al goods Will hc made and draped To- or
dor At shortest notice. with brass, nickel, or
wooden hXiuIcs as desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30

The finest msyonaise dressing FOR all kinds Of
salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes, picked salmon,
cabbage, etc, Is DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING. 10
Is, besides, more economical than home- made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30

THE DISPATCH JOB-PRISTNG House Is thor
oughy equipped 10 do all Kinds Of BOOK AND
Jon. R.pKIkTlNG AZ the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30

EOB RENT-sMALL HOUSES.

EOR RENT-SMALL HOUSES. -
siO Uer mouh-2OJ wcst Canal street
90 prr month-5l5 church street.
siO per month-i3O5 wet Leigh stre,i.
tlo uer month 1 30 north seventeen street.
slO per moIth-7lf uouh r~snIy--eFeuh
street.
siO p<r month -- Beverly near " ashtsgson
street.
sIO per month-l006 s. james street, neas
| Charity sirtei.
eS per month-d2l north first street.
| ss ier mouth-ZuO7 east Nam street.
| o. per mopih--l3 Aoorv street' near Cilm'r
sirsst. -, ,,.,.....
/ Also. FACTORIES, STORFS. OEFICES and
| ROOMS Apply tO tURMA> UPPER.
Real fsfats Agent.
s.oS-st lOl6 hau street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
civ Democratic Committee.

There will he an important meeting Of
the City Democratic Committee tonight AZ
the usual place OF meeting. Every mem-
Der should be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30

STATE OF GE0eCA, TRorP COUNTY
1have examined the recipe OF Dr. josiah bi'd
Geld, and pronounce II . hc combination "'
mtdiciues or great merit In The Treatment "i a.
disoases " femalcs for which De r,--ommena- H.
WILLIAM +. BEA>Lkl' NJ d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
LIME, CEMENT, dc.

A GOO BARRELS i RES III ROCK
4,Of LAND LImE.-schOoner Ada Ames
Ia the dock ana now disehsrging. schooner Alfred
Keen will be ~ port this week with large cargo
EOikLAND LlhE. Large stock IMPORTED
IATHs. PIAsTERiNG HAIR. FIRE BRICK,
AND CLAY. WARMER MOORE,
Lump aud Gr0und Plaster.
foot Of Sesenteenth street, south side dock.
fs2s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
SASH. BlIsDs. DOORS. &c.

vITUIJEHURST a OWEN, MANU-
w FACTCRERs OY FASH. BLINDS, DOOks,
BOtu DINGS. BRACKETS, &C.. TENTH AND
BYRD S1KEFTR.-0Rr new factory, unsarpasses
Az Arfangersent end equipment Dy any n Die
country, j. nov In full operation. and We are pre-
pared 10 execute orders Tor hfstslSSS rsrs Al BOT
tOtu pricea rfo-Hm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30
OUR FIRST
GOODS. NOTE TnE CHANGE IN PRICES,

FRtNCn sATTEEENs, and many other novel;
ties.
Twenty pieces ALL-WOOL DRESS FABRIC. In
Grape de Chine design, at l7c., cost over SOC.
10 import;
WOOL.FiLLiNG FLANNEL SUlrlNGs at
12fc.;
Forty.two-lnch ALL-WOOL sUOODA CLOTH
az 5Oc, IN quality that was sold at Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-30

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Dispatch job Printing tioase.
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S70c-2CS Third rear Byrd strrst; tSeive rooms.
kSUO-,orutr Tenth aId streets fOu'sffn rooms.
ID, -gpg Clay near Ninth street. tsu rooms.
s4sO--4 Ftfth near Nstn. ten rooms.
fA5D-5l4 Eighth near clay ten fOpm''
saUe--lNg Third near tiac -; nine rooms.
500 g22 Man corner Linden ten rooms.
1915 SO8 Main l,sr Madison; eisnt fupl0s'
.t0O-Il cary near Aisms, eighi rooms.
s35O--lS coud street near Main; ei.ht rooms.
,24O-2O3 Canal near Ihiri; eight rooms.
s24O-lOl Cary uea- Cherry. seven room.
$40 li3 NlNO near ROs-; tiglt rooms.
.2Ut-Zlll Franklin ueAr iHcnty- -ursti seven
rooms.
s2l6-3l9 Fourth, Gamble, mn; six rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES ~ oth,r localities,
STORES, OFFICES. FAC TORIES, e..
J.IHOAPSOS BROWN CO.
Real tst,fs Agpnts,
ssOG.0f lll3 Mao ,tnst.
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5000 per annum-lO2 east Grace street; Ien
rooms.
$3.50 per anuum-sl3 east FRANKLIN street;
eight rooms.
rooms.
s40O per annum-9O3 esst Clay street; seven
$500 per annum-l0o we-t clay street seven
rooms.
$3.50 yer annuu-bo3 norlh >''ehh strH'i sih
$40 pcr annum-o2j -ou'h second strcct; six
.546 ter annum-5ll cast Gay street; Ave
5000 Der annum-6iO west Cary street, six
T0ful-.
$3.50 rcr annum- Laurel, near spring
street, I've roSins.
sl20 por GHnum-l60i west Cary street; ave
rooms.
sl2O per -Lombatdy near Main str 1T;
tive rooms. Apply ~ . .
FCRMAN TTPPER,
Real Estate Agruf.
So 2e-3t lOlJ Main .tFrtf.