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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
Game Between Brsoklyns and Sirginias-
TO Gin Favor OF the Former.

Yesterday evening the Brooklyns and
virginias played their second game al the
Virginia Park IN the presence OF quite a.
large crowd as witnessed the contest OF
the preceding day. The Nirgirhs were
first st the bat. and freed Kimber in the
pitchers box. with Householder 70 hold
him. while Curry and Morgan held iorth
as tho battery for the home cluo. Mr..
Terry, who pitched for the Brookiyns day
before Yesterday. umpired the game yes
t.rday, and considerable dissatisfaction
was manifested by the spectators al nus
decisions.
The Vlrginias were unable TO bat kimber
to any effect. only scoring four hits, which,
with the eleven errors Of the visitors, weld.
cd two runs. while the Brooklyns found
little difficulty in batting Curry and scoring
nine runs.
The fielding Of the Nirginias was yer!
defective, having twelve errors scored 10
their account.
These clubs play their last game this eve
ming. when Mr.. T.. j. kilduh will act "
umpire il the official umpire does not pun
in an appearance.
RqloW IL the detailed score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
sudden Death Of Mrs. DIR. Patton.

A special from Louisa Courthouse to this
paper SAYS: Following close on the sud
den illness o. our townsman, Capt,in H..
W. Murray, Grand Master of Masons OF
Virginia, our community was greatly
shocked to-day ty the sudden death OF
Mrs. James u. Patton, Of your city, which
occurred at O'Clock this morning at the
residence oi the father Of the deceased,
Or. X. \. Hudson.
Mrs. Patton had been feeling unwell for
short while. but had not been co.. fined to
the house, and no apprehensions of serious
sickness were entertained until Yesterday,
when She became the victim Of paralysis.
The remains will be buried in the cemetery
near this town tomorrow ,thisl morning
at 10 O'Clock. after the funeral service IN
The Episcopal church, of which denomins-
ton deceased was a member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
Ordination Of Carter Helm Joaes To-
Morrow sunday Night.

The ordination Of Rev. Carter Helm
Jones. son Of DR.. J. William Jones. will
take place at the First Baptist church to-
morrow night at $3.50 O'Clock.
The following interesting programme
has heen arranged: Voluntary by the
choir. Hymn. Reading Of Scriptures
Rev. J. l.. Burrows. ID. ID. Hymn. State
ment in behalf OF the presbytery, by Rev.
J. /. Burrows, ID. ID. Sermon-Rev. A.
b. WOodfn, d. ID. Ordsining prayer
Rev. j. B. Huson. LAYING OIL Of Ia.
hands Of the presbyterv. Hymn. Chal ge-
Rev. c. Fl. Rylsnd. ID. ID. Presentation Of
the Bible-Rev. Thomas Hume, Jr.. ID. d.
Hand OF Fellowship and Welcome-Rev. }
William Jones. ID. ID. Presentation OF or
dinat'on papers-Rev. j. L. Burrows. ID
ID. Hymn. Benediction-Carter Helm
Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
Graxd.Naster Marray's Csndision.

4 note from Charlottesville, written yes.
ierday TO William b. lsaacs, Grand Secrs-
tary, says: Hon. Henry W. Murrav's
condition remains unchanged. DIR. Faunt-
leroy, the physician in charge OF the luna
tic asylum at siauntop, was here yesterday
in consultation with our physicians, and be
ray should get better physically, which he
does not anticipate, mentally he would b.
q wreck. He thinks Mr.. Murray may lin
ger ten or twelve days. Should auy im'
poriant change occur will telegraph voC.'
The following is later: Our friend Is nc
better this morning. There Is scarcely
any perceptible change in him, except tha
he seems 10 be gradually getting weaker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
Died I'm Prison.

The clerk Of the Hastings Court yester-
day received the following:
VIRGINIA PzSITESTIARY,
August I. 1884.
n,-Susan W. Jones, convict, resolved
from Richmond city llth November, 1881.
died IN prison hospital 9Th instant. She
leaves little boy about three years old.
You can inform her friends, Nc.
Yours, &c. N0RvRLL.
Clerk for Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
Rr,efs ana Personals,

The following convicts were received at
the penitentiary yesterday; Isaiah Jone.
(colore(n. from Portsmouth, four years aud
Ten months, for malicious cutting; Isaiah
Mccoy and Henry Blount (both coloredD,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
AUCTION sALRN THIS DAY.
BAZAAR 10 A. NJ horses mules
90 Y + A II )!

The reports from thc Use OF sWIFT's sPECi-
FIG ts. & s.) In the treatment of Cancer continue
to be wonderful There seems 70 be no doubt that
it's positive specific for skin-Csncer or Epithe-
bOma-
"For twenty years sufferet from Cancer on
my neck Patent Potash and Mercury Mixtures
led IN stead of curing the Cancer. lost TIE ue OF
my AIMS aud the upper part Of my body. NV sen-
eral health was broken down, aud my lite was ie-
spaired of. - .. :. cured m. sound aud we'll. This
new lease Of life II gave to me cannot be me asufed
by anv none ary value. owe my life and the sup
p.,rt Of my family u Ssifi's specific.
"W IA. Robson, Dsvisboro', Ca"
"Nr. Brooks, near Albany. was hope'essly at
ai.ted with Cancer. IL hsd e,ten through his ao-e
into his mouth aud throat The time of his dc,th
was only a question Of very short Tine tie
prnyed for death. his suffering was 80 greet. = :.
I has had a wonderful effect on him. His lm-
movement g. So great thst all feel sure of his
/ hong pcrfectly cured IN time.
I W. Il. GILBERT, Albany, ga.
| Our Treati.eo on Blood and skin-Dsesscs mailed
fyee u applicants
SWIFT SPECIFIC Oo., Drawer 3.
Atisuta. Ga.
New York oaice, l59 W. Twenty third street |;
PhiIadep phia Office. / 205 Chestnut street.
al CIV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
fGsnnyuuSeaied.I
n Carl.
To ne BdsAsr Of eAs NspascA'

whe, my name was used 10 connection =
with the vacant judgeship In Ne Ihird ~.
diciai district, ] did not know tses csps.,n
=. ID. Irving would accept ne pcestsoa: ~
70 20 eainsntIy fittsd for the e0ce. ana ~
personal estssm and frisudship scs DIN u
sueb, that have no hsseaatoo - sy.uS
that sm not willing " oppoes AIN, ana !
think be should be elected. 10 wrune
vhst have I do not by cay meene Wlsn %
dispSsgc the claims Of Major WHu ..
Dance and other gsntlemcn who hAve
been mentioned. any one Of wAom would
flI the position with crsdit and honor.
CAM pArTBSoH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
DowN.rOwN MERCHANT having


N passd several sac-ricc~ uA<s<s, dtssarhet by
The ssou,e- and cr,ee Of sun1tnE ehild. and te-
coming coayis~ed ffssf Ma WfNsLoW'S
sooTIfrNHi SYRUP vse ts~ ~ srSAe nsestef
procured asuppiy for u ch,AA On rsseiAn2 home
and ac.iusintlsg his wife wrSh ~tsa< Ia had done,
.he rfued " hxvv II sdsAns~svsd " VIA child, as
she va s<roneiy IN fsvSr - nDSpa,hy That
night t,e child psssei IN ssnersaG A.d se parents
without sesFA Reswrnins hc<se Ne ny following
the father fsmd TIT b~by sstu wa>e; and while
contemrascng ~ sss<An sssp%sS niesa Nc mother
sscprcd FROM the RON ~ sN&sd ~ sssss domestic
duti.s ard VT Tn SSslcr wa DC ehbl ilMns
her at-<nce L., adp,h'tsrci Q psrsion she
Soothing syrup " the baby and Aid nothing.
That nistt all blnds sI~rt we'll nd he little feb
low awoLe IN the mseu'ns ,s1fht and happy. The
mother was delighted risl ~ sudtn AMI won-
dcrfui chznSo, and zhAcarh ~ dsst odsndei at tho
dec pt,on prsrue~i opor hsr, hss sonanaei IN n-'
the syrup, ald e-rTiis, erytns bAhis aud restless
nights have diszpts,2rei. sanrc tytai 81 the ~
rnp never vt failed " rcksye - bats and over-
come The prcjudices - ia. m"aser.
Sold 10y all druggists; 2oc. a bofts>
an S-eodfw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

will save the hair and keep it in a strong
and healthy condition, because 1t WIZ
stimulate the roots OF the hair, and restore
the natural action upon which its gro"'"
depends.
Burneit's Flavoriug Extracts arc aoso-
lutely pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

COO REV ARD. STOLEN o.
CZO from J. A. -Renpolds Broshers' Hs2H
stable, on tranklin street. oa July zS, 1854, On
rope-burnt on left hind irg helvea the knee aud
ankle. Also. WAGON ANO HARNESS stolen Il
snme lime. Any information ~ the care OF X. l..
rewarded.
aae-its c.P. ANDERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

Virginia Claret. Gibson's and other old
Whiskeys, Old French Brandy, Old Port
and Sherry Wine, for sale by
JosEpu NJ. BLAIR,
Importer, &C.,
Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

Mr. A. s. Williams, clerk OF the Grand
Central Hotel, Broekyille. Oniario, Cahaaa,
having tried 81. Jacobs Oil, the wonaeriu
pain-cure for rheumatism, be was cureu,
and recommends It to all his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

Nugt.as......O q g q
Bti oklyus.....l
Earned runs Rrookl1us. {; Nirglnias'O. Three
h..r hits - Kimbcr Home. Tuns-,iTeeDwood,
knowles. TvO.hasc hiis-Nash. Left on hlNs|
Nitginias. 7: BrooklNhs, =. Douhle-piays-ba,-
tnaud Powell. struck out Glenn. Nash, POWELL
Goldshv. Curry. Morgan. Householder. basc on
halls-iarkin. hurgan, Gold'hy, Walker, ~e'r,
kfmhrr. F,F-t base on errors lreinlas' o
I,rGoIlyns. .. Struck by pitcher Nash. Powell
" alker. Time of game ne hour and httY-nFt
lninutes. Umpire, Mr.. Terry. scorer. II. & Johh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

TRUNKS, sArcnELs, BAGS. BASKETS, BARN.
t>o-surfs, DUsTERs, and large stock of FANS
a, LEVY &DAvIs's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

DrRKrIt SALAD DRrssrSe-A seshy-maSs'
rich. and delicious drsSssSkfsr ell oiass of meat,
fsh, or vegetables. Cheaper and inan'e'y besssf
than hsmc- p,sis. pnrlyatied ~ Q sAooe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

tn, &c. BLACK App wMrs PLAID Dnsss
c,yeuAus are now In sscre. Those Who have
been wss,,ns for them will please call y once, -
We only have fnsen hundred yards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
wslliasns 4 Hosl.

corner Fourth and Broad strcets, invite
close huyers OF Boots, Shoes. Trunks, and
Sstehels. 20 examine thetr stock OF fresh
goods. bought from first hands tor cash,
and offered AT small advance on cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

Ivy DAVIS are selling BIG tsrsains Tn
Lawns. White Goods, Gloves, and ssochnSs GIVE
tlatn a call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

from james r. Harrison. Chairman Of Flculty,
University Of NirgIuta.l-" ouT school Is Ho'cl
for Co., good discipline and thorough educational
.4..f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
SCHOOL. PErERS-

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. PETERS
I Burg. VA The twentieth annutl .cS,l2h
terlrs no FIRST MONDAY IN OCIoBtt-
Thorough preparation for University Of Nlrg nH
and 4 rI'cd ~tsie MilltsrV and Naval Acaaemies.
TilItiv recommended hy Faculty of the University
Of VIRGINIA. Full staff 0fins'ructpr~. Pnpils UNI
C1rulv successful. situation heaihfm. ttriy
application advised, as number 81 "'aI''rs =
''-o'' '' W GORDON MCCABE.
.v1rD~r Head Master.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
L ENMORE UNIVERSITY UIG II
school.
ONE VILE FROM AMHERST, Va.

II. A. STROBE, (Mlth, Medslisi. L. Na,) Prince
Tal, ard Instructor IN Mathematics.
". AR(H NJ. ~, Ph. Il. a.. Va, In cha1ge OF
Languages.
5. II. HENRY, Assistant Instructor In Latin and
~ CllSh.
THIRTEENTH SESSION WILL BKGfN SEtS
TIMBI.R 4, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

These wishing IN enter this Institution wiz
make early application 20 the ucdcrslgnei, by
whom catalogues and full Information wilI be
supplied.
The Board of Visitors has, hv tate order, con-
tidcTably reduced expenses ri cadets.
FRANCIS Il. SMITH.
au 9-Sa&Tu6t superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

rNsRHIlAs AND PARAsoLs can noe he had ss
closing-o prices at LtNr = SDA'iss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIyER

The next s,ssion of nine months hfyifn eEP-
n MBER II, 1854. Fnicieu; teachers ia eVery
dsrartment. Number limited. Terms r-a~onaon'
80 tv 5-epfdv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
WHOLE NUMBER, l0.330.
. EDCCATrnxav

Handsome and spacious buid,pgs Of t,'cL .,a
ttouc. sanding IN 100 acres ofland Lo.n,S,,, III
situated IN n most hta'thv and prominent Iocai,ty
on the banks 81 the river Thames Four honrs ~
route between kast and Wcs,. The aim or tbc
founder of This toiiegc - 20 provide the hirhe IN
;Cllcclual aud practically Useful cddcatIon The
whole ,ysicm l. based upou Ihe soundesi pro
II SLANT principics as the only basis for tho
ngl Z, rmatlon Of character. WV
fRLSIli IL lilo language spoken I'm tho Colleya
MUSIC \ SPECIALITY, under the llrcctor.hIn
of ". MAUCU LAUDER. Gold Medallis, and annll
Of The celebrated Ahbe List. aad gradu,ie OF
Icipsic Cons. ryat0rc. etc. etc. PAINTING. A
Srf CiALTI, ~ der the directorship OF ]. r.
SrANY. aTtist, Of fnr0pean School OF Art
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
Next term opens SEPTEMBER isTH.
rIIE mANNAu-MORE ACAnEMY

/ THE DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Noted for hCslthfu'ncss, thorough instruction.
careful training. and the rcdnin9 Influences OF q
Christian home.
REV. ARTHUR !. RICH, 4. NJ, NJ. d..
an psalm Heistersf0wu Md.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09


From james +. Harrison. Chairman OF N1cnl:y,
University of NiTguta.l-"N our school Is Ho'cd
for Co., good discipline and thorough educational
training
rl'rom Dr. William T.. Peters. Professor ~
Ialin. I. Va - do not hesitate u recommend
The kenmore High school rs in ev"-y respect -
deserving tie confidence and pGtronagc Of the
public"
From Professor gorge IRE lorck Holm - L.
Va l-" The kenmore Academy Is regarded as
among tie bcs; of the Virginia schools Of hiSh
grade
lFr1m Professor Francis II. Smith, 4. Va
regard the kenmore School as standing dc-ryed.y
ia the lr & rank of hich schools
Iron Professor Thomas l.. Price, now % Or
iuIniia COLLEGE, New YORK. r." feel crrtiu tIat
the course of teaching ~ Kenmore Is unusually
solid and elective
fFrcm Colonel Charles :. Vcuahlc. Professor of
Hathematica. L. Val" Mr.. Strodes VIII, enemy,
and ability. and his experience rs a successful
fcacicr qualify hlm well 10 make tbs eiterpr'sc 4
success aud bCncii 70 The state and country
from the same. later J." The success which
Kenmore High Schpol has achieve J, and the pro-
laration and trsiuigg % is pupils who have en-
Tered the University Of Niryinia. have fully lusti-
fed the accommodations Of this excellent school
10 The puhlic at Its beginning four years ago..
For fuller testimonials and other particulars 80
catalogue. mailed 10 al applicants on addressing
trc Prfnciral. is 20 Sa2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
FULL DIPLOMA COURSES sINLITURATURE,
MUSIC, AND ATT

Practical Lessons given In Domestic Economy
and Ocok,ry Riding school In connection viii
The College. FOHIY SCHOLARSHIPS Of the
value of from s25 10 800 annually awarded by
cumpt titlon, eighteen Of which are 0pen Tor com.
r-iiiion az tie september entrance examinations
FERNS per school Year. Board. laundry, and in
iuon. inciuding the whole English Course. An
cient and Modern Languages. and Calis.henics
from $3.50 10 $500. Music aud Painting extra
Ccmbir ed rate pay mtnts lonc year IN adyancei
Including with the sboNe. Piano and Vocal Music
and PuiuiinC. from $500 % e4OO. JUNIOR-UK.
PART MINT Pupils ADMITTED FROM TiE
AGE OF EIGHT. special department for the
N tniog Of teachers. 1clcaeTs registry IN con
nCciion with tie College. Prpfcssorial stat Of Eng
llsh and European reputation. Liberal rsiurtIOn
60 the daughters Of cergymen. For large llu tra-
tej circular (frecl aud further particulars. ad-
dress BEV. 4. y. ENGLISH. "a A..
Principal licllmuth Ladies' COLLEGE.
London, Ont, Canada
Next term opens SEPTEMBER 18TH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

" w. PICKRELl.. LUMBER DEAL
M!:ERs ~: ERs hssPs = y,sS ~ sssSs @ sf MIL DING
BILL IuHbES isrsisssa psonpsiy.
LONG aud LARGE PINE aud OAK spsctAlsy.
z.W rICkREt.L.
Yard corner Broad and Lasss, siFsssA
" e-Sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

Fr-i cxrrcss-'Tairs, with parlor-csr- attnehcti
s,e run ,iprug the season at convenient hours, and
ta,ssnrrrs VIII ind on thor arrival Al ihe new
frond- strcci sfSfior, Philadeiuhia, CniOE Trans
Ter coacics AVID horse ready 20 transfer direct
80 the siauon o. The West Jersey railroad al TIE
fcoi 81 Market street.
FoF throuyh-ticNefs. hsegs sre-chccks. nnd foil
trf0rma'ion, apply ne follows; Northeast corner
Thi-fttnth street and PENNSYLVANIA avcuue, station
Ra,flnOre aud Potomac abroad, Was .inRton ID.
4. Il. II. WOOD. General PASSENGER AEsnA
CHARIFS T.. rUCn, General Manager.
nf.fN "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

bargains in every department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
Gsmo for the Ladies' I'm Norfolk

NORFOLK. Va. August S.-The ladies OF
our two elite. were given benefit this Al
ternoou at the Gymnasium Park. and
large throng was present. Failing to Sc
cur. the presence Of the virginias' Brook
lyns. or other professionals whose presence
N, club had invited by telegraph, they
divided their batteries, LatOuche and Tate,
Of Richmond. pitching and catching on one
,ife. and Underwood and Massien pitching
ard catching on the other. SO near Y was
thi. division m,de that il took twelve in
nings TO decide the game. which resulted
three to two in favor OF the regular nine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
Below is the detailed score:
RROOKLYNs.


ro'sl.......".".. IS 9 . - ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

Passengers from Washington will 'ake tho
through rrain 81 the BAL TlNoRE ASD foIb-
MAC RAILROAD 20 rhllaGelphii. and arrive ~
toe i,sv Broad- street station oT he ftNuSNlV"na \
Fsifrpad where etrcst.cI viii convey passengers
direct 10 The West Jersey Raiirosd Taion- anu
l'riuu Transfer coaches connect drtot 10 the sRi-
lion Of thc Camden and Atlautic railroad
For through tickets. h4CrsCc-ch~cks Hud fnll IN
ferrr4,top. applv as follows: Northeast corner
Thirteenth street anu IcnhsN'rnla I'rinFs ~
tion baltimore aud Potomec railroad Washing
ton. ID. {. - ~ ,,- ..
=. L. WOOD, Gef'orsl PASSENGER Agent
N.--I---. - - a. - III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

Republicans snd DemoersS ~sssed. Fee sivs''
tI.cuaeAi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

HOTEL WARWICK,
Ii NIWPoRT's NEWS. VA,
I,,.fe.! ON Hr,rpfca Roads C'ght mtb, above
Old Point toUfpr..
The BCST 81 MMEE III SORT IN TIE Old
DOMINION.
COgt crA TRrTZE--EHLIEF FROM HAY-FENER
Asihsianiial brick structure, having sll modern
c0nyeutfacss: sifus'.d ou hluY overlooking rle
sea Elegantly FURNISHED. Table snd service w
surpassed. Apply e. 4. b. OEClIf, 100 Br,s"N
WAY, Atw Nsfk.o o.
j.. e. SWINLErON, Mln9gr-,
Hotel War-1ck.
S. lQ-sw NCwIofts News Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
ICBB'S ISLAND, VA.
mr. ONLY SEASIDE RE>ORr IN vlRGrNSA

Tho finest and safest surf-tthng. ocean, eharr
ptl..a and lullk.f.liug and srlle-sh"oung
Terms: - Ier day. sl2 pr ""A' SfV p'I
month. r,. -, -.....
Nor'hamutr1 20 Ch-fTySt every MtNpAl'
WFDNI ~DAl. ard FRIDAY. The Baltimore
aod washington -. aifcrs make cios' coim,cuon
viii fhe Northampton Hotd liYsiclah' T. a
lffzautfl Address - $1,000
n. 1-AtIn =. I. u ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09

The following telegram was published IN
the D,Spatch Yesterday:
"PulLADELPHIA. August AT the meet
ing If the Board ~ Direators % the Eastern
Leage OF Baseball Clubs this evening
officers were elected, and the Active Cub.
of Reading. and the Virginia Club, OF
Richmond. were expelled for non-paymcnt
oi dues. and it was decided TO finish the
season " It'll six clubs
4 reporter called on President W. {.
seldom ycstcrday morning in relation to
the matter. and he handed him the follow
ing letter:
.IAVGt-sT e. 1854
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
A TLANTIC CITY.

Yyrrres TRAIsS ARE Run THROUGH
WITHOUT ~TOPS ~ NINETY MINUTES
VIA
CAMDEN AND ATLAE-t WFSI JERSEY
TIC RAILROAD. Kali ROAD,
from sfsitou foot of Ntne from st1uon 1901 o.
street Market street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-09
CUFFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE,
y FOR YOI-NG LADIES AND
LITTLE GIlIi.-.
SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA.

Roald aud literary tuition, slG0 I"r sclrolasilc
wear. ..,.,,
Tnc,fxfcfrth annual session opens SE"Inb-
HFR =. 1854. and closes June 10. 1883.
suffolk j. one Of 'hc hcaltncst and most scc@sl-
lie towns IN Virginia.
The coru4 or teachers IS efficient aud oIu"ri-
eucCd: he home-truning moral and attractive.
: ne advantages IN Nu-ic. Ar,. and Languages al
moderate rates. For catalogue apply 70
MISSES FI\NEl,
,fk. Va
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-11
LANCASTER.

LANCASTER, April l0.-tSDeciGl Meas.
les sun mold und spui.d sway over old and
young. Mrs. Alice M0flstts relapse prov
ed iasl She was bufi,d with the be iuH-
f,l and im pressiye funeral GER, mony OF the
Knignts aud Ladies OF Honor. Her only
child, Gland, is sck from n combined at
tack OF measles and typhoid fever.
Accompanied by Mr.. viii Bighnm, Of
Graham, ice Porter and family left this
morning TO make their home in the above
young city. The best wishes OF their many
friends 20 with them. Mrs. Brown hes
bought aud will Immediately occupy his
late residence.
r. Y. Henry has the lumber on the
ground for his new gin.
The "old reliable" gin 10 being put in
first-class trim for business this fall.
Mr. FRANKIE aud Mrs Lou White nrs re-
moaeling their residences.
Work on the Baptist church Is at n
s.ap5still. the painter having gone back on
the joo.
Lodge No. 4s3. X. and E. of II. talk Of a
picnic, public entertainment and various
things.
The rohools OF our iowa havs an invita-
tinn to participate in grand Sunday
4 school iuNiee with the ncho0ls OF WaIa
hache on the ls day Of May.
| Our young friend Ren Parke, is succeed
ing finely with his scdool at RsWlin
| school house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-11
BIG SPRINGS.

Bro srRIHss, Apri 10. - ISpecial.l =
Chsrles Marshall. ewitcnmau, had his
hand mashed to such an extent this alter
noon us 10 necessitate the local surgeon
am uu Eting
Qlue o party Of ercursionists from the
uol tIS.B o. have bsen visiting here. Ihey
are trying TO start "A Onicag, on the plains
hut IL seems they can't agree on the name.
The present me of the place Is Mid way
but this don't SUIT as there Is another Md
way IN Texas. Some wanted to call II
Lincoln out others said tha. would not dc
down souih h, so to bring about reconcilia'
ton b.tween the dspuiing excursionisis,
your reporter would suggest that they
name the place after our next president,
rildep
Ssv.rai parties from Virginia ale here To-
eating ranches
II 10 cloudy and cool.
The artssiau well ia still going down and
there Is no telling whs" y will stop.