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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
THE AMENDED TAX BILL.
This Act Approved BY the Governor-Res-
taurants and Deeds.

One OF the bills retained by the Governor
for further inspection was House bill No.
90. providing for the assessment OF taxes.
The Governor has returned this bill with
his approval. The amended features are
rs follows, in relation 10 restaurants :
Every person who shall engage in keep
ing an eating house shall pay for the Priv
lege the sum Of S2j. and In every case
where the annual rental value Is equal to
Si00 per annum and less than Sl.OW, he
shall pay an additional sum OF per
centum on the annual rental value thereof,
Snd on the annual rental value In excess oi
sl,CO0 and under $1,000, per ceDtunl. to be
asceTtained in the manner prescribed In
section I, chapter 2 Of this act.'
The amendment as TO deeds reads: "On
every deed not exempt by law, admitted TO
record, and every contract relating 10 real
estate, whether il be deed or not, which
is admitted TO record. the tax shall be fifty
cents; where the consideration OF the deed
or value Of the property conveyed exceeds
$500 and does not exceed $4,000 the tax
shall be 81; and where the same exceeds
$1,000 an additional tax OF ten cents on
every 800 or fraction Of 800 OF such
consideration on the value Of the property
in excess OF $1,000. But any deed. will.
or contract. may be recorded in the same
office, when the records containing such
deeds, will, or contract has been de-
strOyod by fire, or otherwise, free OF
all Safe tax; provided, that but
one tax shal be collected on any
deed or contract; but the tax on each deed
OF release shall only be fifty cents, and on
deeds OF trust or mortgages the tax shall
be assessed and paid upon the amount OF
bonds or other obligations secured thereby;
aud provided, further. that on deeds OF
trust or mortgages upcn the works and
property Of railroad and other internal.im-
prOvement companies lying partly in this
state and partly in another state the tax
shall be upon such proportion OF the con-
sideration as the portion OF the line, pro-
perty, and works Of such company in this
State ears to the whole Of the line, property.
and works of such company conveyed by
such deed and provided, further. that no
tax shall be collected for the recordatiou Of
papers authorized by the act approved l2'h
OF January, 1876, to be recorded in the
office Of the Register OF the Land Office !;
and provided, further, that on any deed Of
partition among joint tenants, In common
or copareeners, the tax shall be fifty cents. ="
In the House an amendment was offered
10 the section in relation TO auctioncers,
but in the Senate II was stricken out. and
the law as passed nj the winter session OF
The present Legislature remains In force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
The Death Lfst.

The following Is the official mortuary
report for the city Of Richmond for the
week ending Saturday. August 30, 1884:
Whole number OF deaths In the city, OK
elusive OF still-brths, "a.
Cause Of Death: Cholera-infantum, g;
ehOlera-mOrbus, l; consumption, |; con-
vulsions-infantile. 4; debility, |; dropsy,
I A.; dysentery, fever-typhOid, 2; fever
typbo-malerial, 2; gastro-enteritis, |: heart
disease, l.; intemperance, /; kidney-dis-
ease, paralysis, |; psritontis, | /; pneu-
monia, 8; puerperal conyulsons, scro-
fula, |; teething, ]; tumOrs, /; un-
known. 4.
Age: One day to thirty, 3; one month
W six, 4 six months TO twelve, 4; one
year 10 three, 9; five years to ten. 3; ten
yesrs TO twenty, 1; twenty years TO thirty.
Z; thirty years to forty. 8; forty years to
fifty, 4; fifty years to sixty. .; sixty years
to seventy. 4; seventy years to eighty, | :;
eighty years to ninety. /.
Iernperafure.-Mean temperature for
week ending August %. 84.51 for the week
ending August 80. Sill.
RainfaH.-Amount Of rainfall for week
ending August 90. 600 inches; for week
ending August 80, O.70.
Rdte.-Rate OF mortality of whole popu-
Iation was 24.0S per 1000 per annum;
rate OF mortality OF white population was
.0.s9 per 1000 per annum; rate Of NOR
tality OF eolored population WAS eS.Ss per
1000 per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
THE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Programme for the Fifteenth Annual Sea-
sion-Papers Prepared.

Programme for the Fifteenth Annual Ses-
sion-Papers Prepared.
This Society will convene at Rawley
Springs at $50 O'Clock Tuesday evening,
September 9th.
After the address to the public and pro-
fossion 10y DR.. X. |. Hicks, Of Casanova,
Fauquior county. Va. Subject. Hygiene in
Relation to the Private Family. the report
Of the committee to nominate appliclntsfor
fellowship will be presented and acted on.
During the session the following commit
tees are expected 10 report
/. Advances in Anatomy and PhysiolO-
ey. DR.. Hugh T. Nelson, Charlottesville,
Va.
z. Advances in Chemistry. Pharmacy,
Materia Medica, and Therapeutics. Or.
Henry X. Kerioot, Berryyille, Clarke coun-
~. Va.
3. Advances in Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women and Children. DR.. Samuel B.
Morrison, Brownsburg, Rockbridge cOun-
ty, Va.
4. Advances in Surgery. Or. J. s. Dor.
sey Cullen, Richmond, Va.
I. Advances in Practice OF Medicine.
DR.. L. W. Rowe. Orange Courthouse,
Orange county, Va.
6. Advances in Hygiene and Public
Health. Dr. Herbert N. Nash. Norfolk,
Norfolk county. Va.
7. Advances in Opthalmology and OtOl-
ogy. DR.. Benjamin Blackford, Lynchburg.
Campbell county, Va.
s. Advances in Psychology and Neurol-
ogy. DR.. John Clopton, Williamsburg.
The president. DR.. j. Edgar Chancellor.
Of Charlottesville. Albemarle county, Va.
will deliver the annual address at IL A. NJ.
Wednesday, the second day. Subject: A
Brief Review OF the Origin and History OF
Medicine.
The Executive Committee announces
with pleasure the following volunteer pa
pers, which will be read during the ses-
sion: One by Honorary Fellow Or. Hun
ter Mcclure. OF Richmond. Va. on In
testinal Obstruction-Its DlHerential Di-
agnosis; one by DR.. William II. Cogges-
hall. Of Richmond, Va, on Etheriza-
ton by the Rectum; and one. bv re-
quest, by DR.. Alexander Harris. OF Jeier-
sOnton, Culpepcr county, Va. on The
Medicinal Properties and Therapeutic APP
plicatiOn OF FauqLier White sulphur
Springs Water.
The subject for discussion, open to all
fellows aud guests, Is Malarial Fever Die
cussion to be opened by DR.. II. b. StOyer,
Of Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
AIT IN BERLIN.
Opening Of the Berlin Royal Academy-some
of the Exhibits.

A Herald correspondent writes The
ffty-seventh annual exhibition OF the Royal
Academy Of Be- lin has opened. Mr.. Alma
Tadema is represented by two works.
life-size portrait OF his daughter in aigray.
ish dress, with a shell necklace, and
charming idyl, showing Roman garden
aglow with scarlet poppics. Nine. Tsdema
has sent her - 'Scripture Lesson" Anton
Won Werner's " Moltke" shows the Field
Marshal standing on an emnence calmly
watching the struggle around Sedan in
the distant background. Professor Carl
Becker has again chosen an italian
subject, THE Carnival Festival Be
fore the DOge at Venice" The Polish
artist, Mateiko. sends his colossal
work, "The Duke OF Prussia Swear
ing Allegiance to King Sigismund Of Po-
land" The pearl OF the exhibition IL
Ludwig Rnaus's latest work, q German
student returning home for the vacation
and astonishing bis mother and sister by
his Scared and bepstched face. Arnold
Boeckln il represented by two OF his
eccentric productions-th rock OF Pro-
metheus and a woman struggling in the
arms Of bearded Centaur. Among
numerous portraits the following de-
serve notice: Prince Henry OF Pru'-
sia, in naval uniform, by Eucke; the
Princess OF Oldenburg, sister OF the Ouch
ess Of Connaught. by Ferdinand Keller;
Camphausen's excellent Friedrich Haas,
the actor. a. Lord Bollingbroke, and the
younger Kaulbach's portrait Of his own
sister. A painting which will certainly al
tract much attention Is Frederick VEINS
Boat Race at Henley" a work OF large
size, showing the boats Just ready for the
start and hundreds OF figures covering the
banks OF the Thames. Defregger sends
Tyrolese scene. as usual-a huntsman mar
rating HIS exploits. B0kelmsn's "Gam'
bling Tables at Monte Carlo" con-
tains numerous characteristic figures
including many portraits. Wilhelm
Gents Evening on the Nile" shows
the Pyramids glowing In the setting
sun ana the river filed with 1amingoc'.
siemiradski's "Summer Night at Ancient
Pompeii" IL equal to his best productions.
though not quite so sensational. Oswald
Achenbsch sends two Neapolltan scenes
But few foreign artists are repre-
sented besides those already mentioned.
The French have again kept away entirely.
Besides oil paintings, there are numerous
water-color sketches. etchings, and scnlp-
ture. The catalogue contains ,067 entries
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
OUR LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THE CITF COMMITTEE.
Preparations for the Campaign Commis-
tees Appointed.

tees Appointed.
A meeting OF the city Democratic Com
mittee was held last night-ColoneI John b.
cary, the superintendent, In the chair,
and present the following others: Mcssrs.
Philip o'NeilI, w. s. Catlett. Henry Metz
eer. NJ. $. Burch, George Gibson, Jr., l..
I. FIge. John II. Rose. w. f. Cree. James
W. Cannon, James McGraw, James T.
Terriier, Jourdan W. Maury. George Med.
Elake, II. NJ. Smith, Jr., A. c. Porter,
William :. Goode, Dtnnis Wren. Charles
blackburn. Julius 10th, John +. Hankins.
l.. s. Edwards.
The superintendent announced the fol-
lowing standing committees:
Executive Committee: The ward SUI
peilntendenis.
Finance Committee Messrs. Gibson, FL
lett, and Quarles.
Printing Committee: Messrs. Hankins,
Goode, and O'NeIll.
On Plans OF Nominations: Messrs.
Whitehead, McGraw, and McCarty.
Auditing Committee: Messrs. Edwards,
figg, and Metzger.
Mr. Blake was elected superintendent Of
Madison Ward, this ward having been passed
by at the last meeting. when several ward
ssnperlntendents were chosen. Mr.. Black
buln was likewise elected superintendent
oil Jackson Ward.
hcSsrs. Edwards and Smith were ap-
pointed. Il committee TO Inquire into the
matter OF establishing headquarters, and It
was resolved that the Henrico Committee
be invited TO make their Headquarters with
the City Committee.
On motion OF Mr. Smith The secretary
was requested 10 write to Senator Bayard
and invite HIM to address the people Of
Richmond at such time during this canvass
as may suit his convenience.
At the previous meeting the secretary
was instructed to write to Governor Cleye-
land and say that this committee is organ
lied and ready for work, and assure him
OF majority Of at least $500 here. Last
night the following reply TO that commu-
ncation was read:
EXECUTIVE MANSION
ALBANY. August 20, 1884.
w. ID. CheStermdn. Esq, Secretary Rich
mOnd, Va:
Dear Sir.-Governor Cleveland directs
me 10 acknowledge the receipt OF your
courteous letter Of the 18th instant, and to
convey to you his cordial thanks for your
assurances. Very respectfully.
DANIEL 5. LAMONT.
Private Secretary.
Adjourned 10 meet Tuesday, September
10th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
Feast nj Cooi.spring Baptist Church

There will be feast at Cool-Spring Bap-
tist church, In Hanover county, on the
tepiber Sd.
The eatables will be served from 10 A. NJ.
10 s Z. VI.
AT $3.50 p. NJ. Pev. J. William Jones, ID.
D.. will deliver lecture on the Boys In
Gray" Admission TO the lecture twenty
five cents.
Parties from the city who desire TO at.
tend can leave here this morning at l0:j5
o'clock and return at $40 L. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
Yesterday morning:
John Connell, for being drunk. Fined
s?.
James Massey (colored), for sssaultlng
and beating Richard j. Branch. Fined -.
Il. g. Blankenship, for being drunk and
disorderly In the street. Discharged.
Lotta Green (colored). for assanlting and
beating sarah Belcher. Fined IS.
John Mitchell (colored), for abusing Ju-
Tia Cross. Required TO pay costs.
Thomas Reddin and I. A. Spears, for
stealing one red sigual-lamp from the Rlch-
mond and Danville Railroad Company:
Reddin was sent to Jail for fifteen days and
spears was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
SCHOOL POPULATION.
Statement SHOWING the Number of Papils in
Private Schools Here Last Session.

The school population OF the city OF
Richmond between the ages OF five and
twenty-one in 1850 Qhe last census taken
was 2l,J56. During the past session. out
OF that number 1859 white children At
tended the public schools; 3.194 cOlored
children attended the public schools,
making a total Of white and cOlored Of
S,153.
The following table will show. as nearly
as Superintendent Garnett could ascertain.
thc number OF children who attended pri-
yate schools during the past session:
Richmond city - Attended primary
schools: White. 1902; colored, 3O5-total.
1907. Attended high schools and colleges /:
White. $50; colored, 9-totaI. 365. Teach
ers: White male. 26; white female, 4S;
colored male, 5; colored female total,
white. "A colored, II. Grand total IN
public and private schools. l0.l2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03

RoNE, September 2.-The official bulletin,
showing the progress OF the cholera IN the
various provinces OF Italy for the past
twenty-four hours, is as follows:
The French Government Criticised on
misconduct Of the War.
IBy cable TO the Dispatch


PARIS, September "A delegation OF the
Extreme Left has sent letter to President
Greyy pointing out that France Is conduct
ing the war without vote OF the Cham-
bers. and is 'xpending money without the
sanction of Parliament. The dispersion OF
the country's forces, the letter con-
tinues, is weakening the nations
delences, and personal power is be-
ing affirmed with an obstinacy and
audacity unworthy Of the republic.
The Constitution remains a dead letter,
and the Government acts without inform
ing or consulting the representatives OF the
people. The letter concludes by demand
Iug the convocaIion Of the Chambers and
appealing to NJ. Grevy's high political pro-
bIty. President Grevy simply acknow-
ledged the receipt OF the letter, making no
further reply,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
Li.Hung.Chang Degraded.

SHANGHAI, September 2.-Letters from
Tien-Tsin state tha. Li-Hung-Chang. the
distinguished Viceroy OF Pec-Chi-Li, has
been degraded from his high position and
deprived OF bis titles. His chief minister
succeeded him as Viceroy. This report
needs confirmation. The present c0ndi'
ton OF affairs here IL most trying. II Is
declared that state Of war would be
preferable. Frenchmen who are living
here expect TO be expelled at any hour.
Chinese officials are In high state OF ex'
mont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
REPUBLICAN POLITICS.
Talk About the Electoral 1Icket-Cameroi
aud MahOne-Personal.


and Mahone-PersonaI.
There was a rumor aflOat yesterday that
General Malone had determined to re-
organize his electoral ticket; but there was
no truth in il so far as II suggested any idea
of a recognition of the StraghtOut>."
True, paper was Just before the legi-la-
tive recess signed by twenty-five out Of
the forty Republican members requesting
General Malone and his committee to amend
the electoral ticket so as TO give representa-
tives on il TO all political elements in Virginia
opposed TO the Democracy, but since that
was signed all Tor nearly all) the Republic
can congressional district conventions
have met and endorsed the position OF
General Malone in taking the ground that
there is no power vested in his committee
to make any changes, except to ill yacan-
cics or 20 conform the ticket To the act
Of Assembly laying off districts for presi-
dental electors. In accordance with Gene
raj MahOnes view there will be some four
or five changes in the ticket, but 1t j. safe
to say that the Straightouts will not have
the recognition they ask. nor, indeed, any
at all. MIR. X. Z. HUBBARD Is now on the
ticket as presidential elector, and Is also
the nominee for Congress. He will be
dropped from the former position. Mr..
+. ". HUBBARD and Mr.. :. Brown Allen
are both in the same district. and one or
the other will be dropped. In this way
there will be several vacancies created,
which General Malone will fill.
Governor Cameron means to support
Evans in preference 10 Brady. and claims
that the Evans Convention had about sew
enty out OF the ninety reguIarly-elected
delegates. IL is not yet decided whether
be will speak during the canvass. but that
he will do so is not unlikely, as he Is deter
mined to show that though he /. fighting
machine (Mahone) methods he is fighting
inside the party.
Governor Cameron is contemplating a
visit to New York, and It Is surmi,ed that
he has political business there.
The fact that the seventh District Conycn-
tion endorsed Cameron is taken a. showing
the handiwork OF Riddeberger. who is well
known IA sympathizer with Cameron.
The petition Of The Republican members
OF the Legislature as to the electoral ticket
went over 10 Petersburg TO General Malone
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03

Mr.. b. d. Blick, Of Norfolk. weirknown
here ~ Past Grand Dictator ~ the knigbS
Of Honor. and as a man prominent Ia many
other orders, Is dead.
Hon. George ID. Wise will return here
on Saturday. -
Rev. Mr.. Scott, formerly pastor os We
Third Presbyterian church, aud now OF
Galveston. Texas, is on visit to his friends
in this city.
Fords Hotel is now heing rcpainted.
The Dutch brig Zaandam, 13o tons, l..
Rozenbeck master, cleared Yesterday for
Porto Alegree. Brazil. with l,T3t barrels of
1cur. shipped by Dunlop Il McCance,
Galego Mills Manufacturing Company.
and Haxall- Crenshaw Company; valued at
&c Qp0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
The Red-Cross Congress.

Nv cable % The IIspNIVTI''
GENEVA. September 2.-Thc Red-CroSs
Congress opened here to-day. Only iour
French delegates were present. Ihe
number OF German delegates was thirty
six. Three speakers addressed the Con-
gress and spoke in German. The Freneh
delegates complained OF this, ~ the rules
OF the Congress prescribed French. lne
German delegates. however, continued Tue
discussion IN German. The Empires.
Augusta, OF Germany, sent donation OF
Conn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03

sistsnt Secretary. Charles A. Hill; Trea-
surer, James G. Avery; Sergoantat. Arms,
John NJ. Avery. Finance Committee: I:
Robert McCarty, A. s. Faudrec, 4. J. Me-
Quald. The Club enrolled fifty-eight men,
bers. Their place Of meeting is 7if north
Seventeenth street--McCarty Hall-and the
Club meets every Tuesday night at s
o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
Hanover Judge.

The Governor did not designate judge
to hold court in Hanover because he ex-
pected the General Assembly to elect du-
ring the August sitting, but inasmuch a.
they failed to do 30, and are not now in
actual session, 1t Is probable that he will
designate Judge OF tie county pro ten.,
otherwise there can be no County Court
held until the reassembing OF the two
houses on the 22d OF October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
the squirrel and the lad shot off the greater
norton of the fath..,- 'v. W" ''N

portion OF the fathers hand.
i"o physicians were summoned, and
,ney nao scarcely finished dressing the
WOUND wnen they were called to attend
Iniist'an staup, German, seventy wears
9io' employed on the same farm. Harry
tlnk, aged sixteen years, whose mother
is q tenant on the place, had hidden S.aup's
iork' and the old man struck him. The
LAD hurled n brick at hun and crushed
nis skull IN so that the brains oozcd out.
staup, though dying. revived sufficiently
10 charge young Fink with the murder.
ana the latter acknowledged the deed. but
cla med that II was done in self. defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
sktker kautes.

By telegraph 20 the Dispaich.l
Providence Providence. & Buffalo. 0.
Philadelphia: Philadelphia, 4; Detroit,
II.
New York: Chicago. s; New York, 5.
Brooklyn: Brooklyn, 4; Metropolitan.
6.
Boston Boston (UAionl 3; Pittsburgh,
4.
Baltimore: Baltimore Union, 5; st.
Louis, 6.
Wilmington: Wilmington, 81; Cincin.
natl UniOnJ, 2.
Allentown: Allentown, 8; Trenton. 3.
Columbus: { 'umbus. 4 Louisville, ,.
Toledo Toledo, !; Cincinnati, ..
Washington National. 4; Kansas City, ..
Boston: Boston. 4; Cleveland, /.
Indianapolis: Indianapolis, .; st.
Iouis 7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
D-A-N.T-A-L-O.O-N-s.

IL YOU ARE NOT IN NEED OF NEW
SUIT JUST NOW, PERHAPS A NEW PAIR
OF PANTS WOULD IMPROVE YOUR AP-
PEARANCE If so, WE HAVE THEM CUT
IN THE LATEST STYLE OF THE MOST DE-
sIRABLE AND DURABLE PATTERNS; ALL
SIZES, FROM TwENrY.EIGHT TO SIXTY
INCHES IN WAIST, AND FROM TWENTY
NINE TO FORTY INCHES IN THE IN
SEAM. AT PRICES FROM $3.50 TO sl0.
ODD VESTS, ALL SIZES AND PRICES.
THE FAT. THE LEAN, THE GREAT AND
SMALL, WE FIT THEM ALL.
SCHOOL SUITS. SCHOOL SUITS.
WE ARE NOW READY FOR THE BOYS
WITH THE HANDsOMEsT LINE OF SUITS
FOR SCHOOL OR DRESS WEAR 1T HAS
EVER BEEN OUR PLEASURE TO SHOW.
EARLY FALL STYLES FOR MEMS WEAR
ALL IN. WON'T YOU DROP IN AND LOOK
| THEM oyERS
A. sAKs 4 co.
LEADERS IN CLOTHING AND HATS,
1918 MAIN STREET.
1921
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03

AT called meeting OF the Third Pre-
cinct Jackson.Wa Club, No. |, held last
night. II was re0rganIzed rs Jackson Ward
Cleveland and Hendricks Club, No. 2.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, John j. Kelley; Vice-President, X.
II. c. Stone; Secretary, p. ]. Hyde; As-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
New Gas.Pipes.

The twcnty.inch gas-pipc has been laid
from the upper gas-works TO Fourteenth.
and up Fourteenth TO Broad. aud the
trench up Broad street has been opened
nearly TO Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03

A Lancaster, Pa, special says: John A.
Brenpeman, wealthy farmer living five
miles from Marietta, In this county, took
his son John. aged ten years, cunning for
squirrels yesterday. They saw squirrel
on tree and both fred. The father bit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

burg. Pa, with requrition from Cover.
nor Cameron, and caused the arrest OF IVY
Myers fcoIored), who r. charged with
horse stealing In Frederick county.
The prisoner was taken to Winchester,
and there delivered into custody OF COM
monwealths Attorney (senator) Mccor'
rniet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
Tho HuckatHrn' SenuCla

Police-Justice Richardson yesterday fully
heard the ease Of the hueksters who were
ordered by the Second Market Committee
to move their stands OF the sidewalk. and
dismissed II.
The hucksters will stay where they are,
for the present at least.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03

TNTT ~ " y T--TI-7T-N II TTTN
Twn hundred aud forr dollars per ainc months
ss>DI cover an the cXlf;~es "i entrance fees. tai
uon. t0artl. fuel. ii-' O.. anf 1>hiug.
Fielty-@5Ven dolisrs and tty cents viii meet
he tAIsH~t- ot nonresident -tnlcpt.
Tic college grounds, UnfIpr -iuE iiirtc % acre,
q irud have been grl1tiy lwrrUNc and he1UiHet
ir il, ll-f fWu y,ar-. IAc Institution oilers very
surtll.r a.f-nt1st iu re nt'fHfunc~, OF it> Joe
csilon. ir TO-. abundant Tr.v's1n far the comfort
rrC convenience cd -iudtut- 300 ihc extent aud
~ r0U-hft>. Uf ii~ coarse tf instruction.
ttf Drfa..Lce>. giving fuil information. apply ~
~ l... .- .rt> er l1drs~~ r.. ~ RYE Ar.
ts .a.l., l.,atl.la.~wH Hwgn fhlrmtn Faculty..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 \, W., horses, mules,
buggics. phae'on, sc.
JNO. f. LAUGHTON. JR., 1OI A. NJ, railroad
clncks. furniture. &C.