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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-24

An exchange exclaims: "Give the
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could
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-24
UNION BANK OF Richmond
MILITARY NOTICES.
AMUSEM CNTS.

~~~D~r0r.~(rN-|"-' - T|rTr0rrrr 00rr
MOZART HALL-DIME MUSEUM.
wi WEEK OF DECEMBER -. 1854.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT THIS
WEEK
Thursday included.
GRAND HOLIDAY BlLL-BtsT SHOW OF
TIE sEaSON-EXTRA PERFORMANCE
tHRIS Ma NIGHT THURSDAY.
We have engaged at an enormous expense
MIR. JAMES RtILLi'S
FUN ON THE BRISTOL COMBINATION,
WITH A POW EKFUL CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Promising you one Of the best Slows now before
The puhllc.
Admission only 10 cents; reserved selts. 20
cents Reserved seats can he had at &. +. John
stOn's Music-StOre. 81 3 Main STR ct
Doors omen at 1870 Z. commence ut 2:30
Z. VI. Doors open at night at O'Clock; commence
AT \ o'clock. de 23-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-24
LIME. CEMENT. DE
gNDERTAKERs.

S~r~0rr/0c-oINcyy0-rr 00ryNor(rr(Nr0ry,
WILLIAM II. SUTHERLANDe4a
w & SONS, FURNISHING UNDER -
TAKERS. between seventh and Eighth, TEA EAST
VAIN STREET, have large assortment OF
sHR0UDS, WOOD aud METALLIC CAskETs.
CASES and CLiyrH CASkETs. at low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly attended
10 day or night. oe 23-fw&eow3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-24

eases under my own e,es. -
REV. J. II. CAMPBILL,
COluInbu, ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-24

| have seen remarkable results from the use u
Wits Specific la cancer. II has cured several
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Rrfef. and PerrOnnla.

The condition Of cX-Judge Joseph Chris
tIan, who had fall At home on Thursday
night. Is favorable. His speedy recovery
il expected.
The weather Yesterday was very warm.
II made the members Of the Legislature
sigh for their rural homes. Many OF them
went down 20 Old Point yesterday eve.
ming.
The markets last night were glutted with
watermelons. You could buy them for any
price, almost. Grapes were and &c. a
pound; fre quality. SC. Tomatoes we're to
De had for l5c. a peek. Peaches were l0c.
q quart for good. ljc. for fine.
River water is now clear, or nearly so,
showing that there have been no rains re-
Gently in the hill cOurtry.
Samuel s. Elan, Esq chief clerk Of the
auditing department OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. is spending bis
vacation at his fathers residence, in Guar
lstte codnty.
works, left on the Richmond and Alleghs-
ny yesterday afternoon on two months
leave OF absence.
Messrs. Il. B. Chattn Is Co., real estate
agents, have recently sold the following
farms In Henrico county: 450 acres on the
Nine-Mie road TO Sir. c. Z. Bosworth. OF
Kansas, for $1,000; 81 acres on Staples
NH road TO Mr.. G. Holzgreie for $3.50:
.cres on Osborne pike, near the city, 10
Mr.. William Bellam for $500. And also
the following lots I: Lot on corner OF Clai.
borne and Washington streets for $3.50 !;
house and lot on Blair street for $3.50; Lot
No. %, Hopedale, for 800; three lots at
corner Of Park and Cary streets. 100 feet.
for 1850; house and lot on corner OF Thir.
ty-second and o streets for $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
rycur.tonss sna .,.c-Slc..

Manager +. &. Peyfon announce. thl.
there viii be a Grand illumination OF Ma
tural Bridge and grounds, and open-gir
concert by the Annapolis NayalAcai .my
bard, at Natural Bridge every Saturday
night ct 8 O'Clock.
Don't forget the Aricl', "Aiondav Noon
lights 80 10 Dutch Gap tomorrow night.
Iiot-t,h supper, music. dancin', rrrash-
m,nts. stuot-cars connect both g0iu , auc
rctmninr.
The Richmond and Allegheny railroad
VIII giveaspecial ,imled excursion Ia N1tu-
ral Bridge Saturday, August 2Sd. Tickets
good 10 return until August 3uth. Grand
illumination 81 budg Saturday night
This Will alcrd splendid opportunity OF
Spending a week In the mountains. sp9.
cial rtes at hotel Oh'y 4 limited numbcr
oi tickets will be sold.
An excursion to Caycrns Of Luray and
Natural Bridge ria Chesapeake and Ohio
railway VIII be given Wednesday. August
9TH Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio
depot at : o'clock 4. n. Returning.
leaves Luray Thursday, August. 3Sih. At
O'Clock l.. VI. Tickets good for ten days,
to return on any train.
Regular weekly moonlight 10 Ash1nd
Park every Thursday evening. Train
leaves Elba at O'Clock sharp. 10 impro-
per characters allowed. No liquor sold on
Train or grounds.
The second annual excursion 10 Ashland
Park will be given Monday. August 18th.
~ Stonewall Grove, so. o, L. 4. .. ID.
Train leaves Eha station at A. NJ; Ie-
turning, leaves Ashland Park at G:30 L. NJ.
Gold ring to best lady dancer. Glass-bill
shooting FOR silver cup.
The last excursion OF the season 10 Wash
ineton by the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, FOR the benefit Of
the ladies' Parsonage Society o! Clay-Stres!
Methodist Episcopal church. will he given
Monday, September (, 1884. Train lsayes
Eiba at 9.30 O'Clock p. NJ; returning,
leaves Washington Tuesday, 9th, al s
O'Clock p. n.
4 grand picnic will be given at Brewery
Park Monday. August -. ASA, for the
benefit Of IT. Patrick's Male School.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
An Outrage Have We Negroes On the
Police Force 0c Rfcs.,OEd?

Nosicr0ay the sign OF John Phelan. No.
1916 Franklin street. was ordered to be
laken down by The Police Justice. About
3 O'Clock Policeman Og,cyio, with a ne
gro named Meade Cowper, apI cared at the
aboy, mentioned store, aud the policeman
ordered the negro % take ladder and re-
move the sign. J. q. Dickerson. tle owner
Of the property. protested against the Me-
gro removing the sign. and the policeman
informed him that le was ordered by Cap
tam }. Il. Pleasant. 10 bring the negro and
remove t5e sign. Policeman Ogleyie Was
acting under section 4S Of chapter 33 of
city Ordinances. the penalty being fine
oi not less than one or more than ten dol
lars ior each offence, and the sign Shall be
removed by tie police.
J. IL. DIrEERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
h4pa.ricn Ncsnnerni4.

The Democratic County Committee OF
Henrico met at the courthouse yesterday,
and organized by the election Of ihe FOL.
lowing officers: Chairman, Conway u.
sands; Secretary. Or. L. +. GIsEins,
Treasurer. II. &. I.eehitr.
The committee is compose! oi the fol-
lowing: Tuckah0c ToWu>hiD-Jchn T.
Jones. Or. Il. +. Ga,kius. ". \. smith.
Brookland Town,hip-N lliam J. Boyd.
Joseph Solomon, {. K. sands. Fa,rticid
TowH>bip-ll. i. Da,i.. john Votglcr. G..
J.. Miller. NarlHa Town.hip-,I. +. Chill
drey, John Murphy, William B. Frlyscr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
The New City Committee.

The recently-elected City Democratlc
Committee viii meet at s:15 o'clock to-mor-
low night in the City Circuit Courtroom
for the purpose of organizing for the cam
paign. All OF the officers are to be elected.
The committee has suffered somewhat
heretofore from absentees-from genile.
men who accepted the honor and trust, Du,
who rarely attended the meetings or $ shared
In the labors OF the committee. II Is pc
lleved from the material OF the new boa!
that thers win be little cause OF complaint
on this score.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
THE SOUTH SIDE.
BUILDING FUND De emocras Organizing Per-
sonals.

sonals.
The Mechauics' BuIlding-Fund Company
held IFS regular monthly meeting last nj ght.
The annual report was read, showing that
the compsnyis financially prosperous. Max
mum cspitai, 100000; amount already
subscribed. sl2O, 600. II was decided 10
charge n premium on sll stock ofter tac
September meeting. SIR. J. II. Pattcson
is president; w. ". Pool. secretary; j. w.
Bronau.h, treasurer John II. Taylor,
attorney; and G. c. McRae, ii. Fitzgerald,
and Il. W. Weisiger, trustees.
Mr.. Solon Woodan, the Manchester re-
pertcr for this paper, Is confined AZ nome
by sickness. He was taken suddenly III on
Friday.
superintendent George G.. Ely has
called meeting OF the City Central Com
mittee for Monday LIT in order TO con-
suit with B. 4. Hancock, Esq, our men,
Der of the State Committee, relative 10 the
plans and organization 70 be effected during
the ensuing canvass. II is important for
all OF the members Of the committee 10 be
present. The committee consists Of Creed
Davis. John Caudle, and George W. Jones,
Of the FIRST Ward; Andrew Gallagher, -
Tillery, and A. Knorr, O; the Second Ward;
George G.. Ely, A.. W. Rountree. and
Joseph Blanton, Of the Third Ward; and
II. A. Maurice. +. A. Lamb. and William
owens. Manchester will be thoroughly
organized end fully aroused before the 4th
OF November, and VIII on that day give her
usual majority.
NJ. A. Cocbi,l, clerk OF the County Court,
was In the city yesterday.
Deputy-Sherid Philip V. CogbllL OF
Chesterfield, yesterday delivered Harris
Havelet TO the Superintendent OF the Peni-
tcntiary. Iiayelet was sentenced TO serve
two years in that institution by the County
Court.
Or. u. Il. Winircc win begin protracled
meeting at Mount Ilermon church. in this
county. This IS one OF the largest Baptist
churches Of the county.
Rev. W. T. DeriouX leaves Tuesday for
Amelia county, where he will 90 to aid
Rev. John x. Bagby in meeting TO be
held at Union church.
There will be a suuday-school picnic at
Zion.Hll church, near Chesterfield Court
house, on Wednesday, DIST Instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

The following cases were disposed Of
Yesterday monil-:
l,sdoro Beacheg, charged with throwing
bail u the street. Fined 81.
John !,agl,y, charged with allowing BIZ
COW 90 run 10 iar-e in the ~trr.t. rned 81.
Nii.irm Thompson AND Columbus Nor
vel Doth coiord,, charged Ni,A lighting
IA tbe stree. t.Ged - each.
JICl MCDonough. drunk and Gi>9rderly
and using prciarc lHamge on the street.
Sent to isi lor tMoe months in dciIult OF
surety.
Alexander Alita (co'ored). charged with
lghiiu- iu the street. Fined So.
William johnson (coi1rcd). charged with
being Thief aud common warrant. Sant 10
jail Tor Il rec months IN default oi -ure'y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Macamo la ronsainc Gsec

will open on the 18th Of September, at 593
east Broad street, a thoroughly first-cla.s
mantua-making establishment.
Ny work-rooms will be under the imme-
dIate supervision Of lady from New York.
who uses the French system OF cutting.
and having had large experience in The
business is thoroughly posted in all the de-
tails Of fashion.
Ny tables will he constantly supplied
with the leading fashion Journals from
home and abroad, and respectfully solicit
share in the patronage OF the ladies Of
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
ITenricnlnhI,c .chonis.

The annual report Of tile treasurer of
IenIico county shows the following rc-
CENTS and disbursements for the public
schools OF that county for the year ending
3ist July, 1884 Receipts for Nalina dis
;rict. S3,igl.si; receipts for Fairfield dis
trict. e5.G92.J7: receipts for Hro0Siyn dis
trict. ej.2S0.o0; receipts Tor Tucklhoe dis
trit. sJ.ji1.Oi. Total receipts, 920,Oi2.2l.
Disbursements Narina district. 3d.
I11.4J: disbursements Fairfield district,
$5.3iS70 70; disbursements brooklyn di,-
trict. 2l.C5352; disbursements Tucklhoe
district, SJ,2CO.S0. Total disbursements,
SlS.9j0.i7.,
Tie Board OF School Trustees changed
the per cent. allowed the county treasurer
for collection, which would slightly alter
the above result
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

he expended under their direction and In
the following manner: $4,000 to deiray
The current expenses for the year ending
September so. 1854, and the sum oil Si2,5oo
for the purpose OF eilecting necessary re,
pairs; said appropriation not to oe charged
against the amount appropriated 10 toe
Asylum under the act approved March 10.
1854. aud that the Auditor be directed 70
pay the amount 20 the Western Lunatic
Asylum out OF any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
IL IL hoped that the Governor VIII recon.
mend that the appropriation be made, and
II is thought he will also recommend the ap.
preparation Of $4,000 10 the State normal
School for Girls, located at Farmyille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Church Dsdica sso. ~ Columbia.

st. Joseph's Catholic church at Columbia
will bs dedicated to-day. and the Catholic
soeieties OF Richmond will attend the cere-
monies. Before leaving here they Will he
present at mass TO be celebrated a, -. re
tsr's Cathedral at O'Clock. immediately
afterwards they will be formed In line "a "a
the basement OF the Cathedral and WI
thence march to the AlIeghasy railroad
depot, from which their train will leave AZ
O'Clock and return in good time tonight
Bishop Kesne will conduct the services
assisted by clergy from this city and Bait,
more. st. Peters choir and other goou
singers will 90 along with the visitors from
Richmond, who will Eumber several hun
dred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Killed on the Rail.

Last night a little before midnight Engine
81 was backing up the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, and while pa>Siug Bald
wins crossing. above the grain elevator,
ran into a wagon, in which were seated
Thomas Fitzhugh, his mother Emma,
and three other persons (all coloredl.
The engine entirely demolished the
wagon, and. strange To tell, only one Of the
occupants was fatally injured. Thomas
Fitzhugh was instIntly killcd. He was
about fourteen years of age. and lived in
the Butchetown Flats. Mary Hoffman had
her arm broken, and the rest escaped with
,ii.ht bruises. Coroner Taylor viewed the
body, Iut did not determine positively
whether hr would hold an Inquest OF rot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Election OF Teachers.

The Board Of school Trustees Of HenrIco
coun'y met yesterday and elected the fol-
lowing teachers 20 fill vacancies: A. Tree
Hill, Narina district, Mis-, Mary Patton,
assistant. At the st. James Hall colorcd
school a vacancy stlll exists. the Board not
electing Yesterday. Atthe Antioch school
Fairfield district. Mrs. Caroline GIr.h
wright was elected. ~ the Boiling Gf,eg
school, Fairfield district, Mss Alice l.
Jones W.s elected teacher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
MAHONE AND WICRHAM.
Tostponcment Of the Conference with tss
CautEs Committee.

CautGs Committee.
The committee on Friday evening ap-
pointed by the caucus OF Republican legis-
lstoTs 20 ascertain If General Malone VIII
not enter upon negotiations to the end
that a Union Blaine and Logan electoral
ticket for this state may be- pat up. repre-
scuting equally the two wings oi the par
tv, yesterday received note saying that
General Malone desired a postpOncment Of
the interview he promised the committee
ior 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
General Malone wili probably he ready
with liz answer when he meets the com
miitec. which viii be tomorrow ni2h..
The impression among his poOpio Is that
he will not for a mOmcn. listen to the sug-
ges,ion that sir OF his men be Withdrawn
and SIX Of WicSham's be put in their
stead: but Il Is regarded a. possible that
masmuch Is some two or threc Of his
electors have 20 retire from The ticket any,
how, that be will possibly be willing 10 ill
their places with Stra,2btouts oi his own
selection. This. however. would nos come
up 10 the demands Of General Wickham as
plainly set forth 10 the caucus day before
yesterday. Ills utimatum was then six
and six or nothing.
hr. Callahan IS rather more sanguine
th1s is General Wicknmm oi good growing
out q this present movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

Why syff,r with hAIARIAf ExoRY's SrASD-
ARD CURE PILLS sts infsinble; never hil 20
cure the most obstinate oases; purCly vegetable,
centxiu no quinine, mercury, or poissas OF any
kind pleasant q take, sugar. coated. All drug
gists-25 and so cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
GRAND-MASTER MURRAF.
Funeral AT Lonisa Courthou,e-Specinl inl Train
Ueoriup the ichmcnd uasou.

Funeral n Lonisa COurthou,e-Spectnl Train
Rearing the Richmond nasons.
The funeral OF Grand-Mastcr Murray
will take place at Louisa Courthouse this
afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock. \ special train
will leave the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot soon after 10 A. NJ. to carry the
Masons. Ii will return here tonight.
The Commandcry Of IT. Andrew, No. l3,
knights Templar, is ordered 10 assemble
in full uniform at the depot promptly at TO-.
The members Of Richmond COmmandcry,
No. 9, are invited to unite with No. 13.
All the TemplarS in uniform will have free
transportation, the tickets being purchased
by the Commandery. Joppa Lodge, No.
40, is ordered 70 attend the funeral. All
Master Masons in good standing will meet
at the depot at the aboye-named hour.
Apron. will be provided. The Master Ma
sons will pay 50 for a round-trip ticket. IL
is expected that at least fifty Knights and
lfty Master Masons will attend.
The Grand Secretary notified by wire
Deputy Grand. Master Francis III. Hill and
the other officers OF the Grand Lodge re-
siding outside OF Richmond as 10 the hou-
Of the funeral. The Grand Secretary also
telegraphed TO w. II. Young, Worshipiul
Master Of the lodge at Louisa and District
Deputy for the Louisa district, that spe-
cisl tram would bring the Hasons from
Richmond.
The remains OF the Grand Master left
Charlottesville yesterday afternoon in 4
special coach, draped With mourning, in
charge OF Masonic escort.
st. Adams Hail will be open from 10 y
o'clock this morning so that Knights Tenn
rlar going TO Louisa may get their uni
forms. Joppa Lodge will have Master Ma.
sons aprons at the train. The armorers al
Communicates Nos. and 13 will bs al the
hall.
Francis III. Hill, OF Madison county, be-
came Grand Master Of Masons In Virginia
on the death Of Grand-Master Murray. lie
is highly-esteemed lawyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
The western Lunatic Asylum.

DR.. Ftuntleroy, Captain Bumgardner.
and other members OF the Board OF Visi.
tors Of the Western Lunatlc Asylum. ealled
to see the Governor Yesterday In regard 10
that institution. Their object was 10 gei
the Governor 10 recommend to the General
Assembly On appropriation OF $4,000, 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Other Games.

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispstchl
Philadelphia: Balt;mOres. 6 Athletics.
:.
Cincinnati: Cincinnaiis, Il; st. Louis, s.
Trenton: Trcnton., 3: Alentowns. :.
Pittsburgh: Metropoltans, .; AlIeghe-
nys, o.
Boston: Boston (Unions), 6; Baltimore
Unions. I.
Toledo: Toledos, 5; Columbus, }. Game
called at the end Of the tenth inning on ac-
count oi darkness.
Boston: Bostons. /; Ccvclands. o.
New York: New YorIs, 7; Chicagos, H.
st. Louis: st. Louis Unions, 8; Chi
cago UniOns) ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

. - b f'isl
Nirgtuias ..........O o q
brOoklyus........3 q
Runs searned-Brookivne. 3 Nlrginlas, q. First
base by errors-Brooklyns. |: Nirglnlas. !. First
case by halis--rrooklyns.U q; Virginia, |. S.uek
out BrooSlyns. .; Nirgiuiss. 8. Left on bases
and Nash. Johns On and ". DugAn. Thrcc-bl-e
hits-M Malker, 1. 1wO-ua-e hit--Gegr, |. Wili
ujichos-Tcrry. l; T.. Dugan, l. Passed balls
Dorian. |. Umpire. Mr. Kelly. Time Of game,
ono lOur and Snrty miruf..4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

FRAGRAer BREATH Is ALWAYS pleasure,
and sou can saveh by using MEADE 4 BAKER's
delicious CARDsLo MoUTu.w ASH. 1t DESTROYS
the offensive odor caused by diseased gums and
decsyed teeth, and sIeediiy restores them ~ a
healthy condition. Price. fifty cents a botta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
FXpKNsre OF 4 RrsIDFNT sTUDEVT.

U n FN|IN Vt y y 7---IIII--NI - 7 'I-7-Na -
Two hundred and four dollars per nine mpn.lf
session cover all tie peascs Of entrance cs, tai-
ton. board. fuel. lights, auH w1-hing.
tiehty-seyen dollars ana Hfty cents Viii mfct
tlctv vI.cu-Cs Of q nonresident student.
Tie collcee-grouuds, comprising thirteen arrc'
Of land. have been greatly improved aud haaT'iirf
iu Tie last I've YEAR. The Institution offers very
superior advantages n the hcalthlJnes- OF is lns
cation, in IT, abundant provision for The comfort
snG convenience of students. and iu ilc extent aud
q irrOUl huoee of IL csure' 0f instruction.
For catalogues. giving full Information. apply Al
he bookstores. or addrcrs Is. Ft ~ TA's.
iV 3B-dcoC2m.- -Wi WIN Chairman tdcri '.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
RASE- BALL.
The virginns Lose Another Game - The
Duenn Brothers Cemplimenfed.

Especial telegram % the DisDatch.l
NEW YORK, August l6. THE Brooklyn
team vanquisbed the Virginia nine to-day
with case. Dugan's ovcr-throwing did
rot dispirit them, but the Brooklyn boys
bat;ed him freely, making three earned
runs and eight base-hits. AGAINST only three
hits scored of Terry. The fine play OF
Nash was the feature OF the Virginla's
fielding. Baskets Of flowers were pre-
sented 10 the Dugan brothers, of the Vir-
ginias, by their Brooklyn friends.
The following is the score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Harvex,x ysanaua.rvec.

Few people in Richmond have ever seen
bsnana.tree bearing fruit. Mr. J. J. iIar-
yey. No. . cas-. Broad street, has one. Go
TO see L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

BEAUrrFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE 4 BAKaR's sLPoNISE DrSrI-
PRICE, which win speedily remove incipient tap-
tar and scorf. Price dfty cents box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
Amateur Game.

A game OF baseball was played ycster-
day evening between The state Club and
simons'S nine. resulting in victory for
the former club by a score oi - 10 6.
Saunders and sullivan formed the SlJte
battery. aud Farmer and Barker the bat
tory Tor Slmons's nine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
fred. Johnston.

Received from c. +. Johnston, Georgia
Scenes" Franklin-square Library, price
90 cents Hayper's Bazor, price 10 cents /:
foang LGdieS Journal for September,
price 80 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.
Tn ne,t session begins SEPTEMBER Ism,

FACULTY:
FpNUND HARRISON, \. NJ. Professor or Latin;
II. H. UAUEls, ". A.. IL. d.. Pr9fc,so- II Gc *;
\. B. BROWN. 4. D.. Ii. D.ProfeSsOr Oi English; {;
Euw. r.. SMITH. -. A.. Professor Of slatnem1tics:
CHAELFs II. WINSTON, ii. A., LII. d.. Professor
of Plysics:
q. PChYkAA, A. NJ, IL. d., Professor OF Cheins-
Try.
WuLlhM y. TnoNAs, ". 4, y. D., Profos .or Of
Philosophy:
Professors SMITH aud II ,ERI>, Modern Ian
luagcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

N0fICE.-PL UMBING AND GAS
IN FITTING done In the best manner and at
short notice. special attention paid 10 JOB
WORK, which WIN be done prompily AZ noderate
charges by THOMAS J. MARTIN.
Ne. Ill north Eighth street.
an 17-1tA above Moxart Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
AUCTION SALES MONDAY,

FURMAN TCPPER. store and dwelling, st9
north second street, between Daval and Baser,
on Monday, al o:30P. M.
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CWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
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Il PIANO-FOBTE AND ORGAN PLAYING,
HARMONY, AND COMPOSITION, BEGIN.
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study of Musical Form, &C.. once or twice "a week.
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