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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
scheel.Teachers Elected.

The following teachers in the public
schools OF HeDrico county were elected ny
the Board OF School Trustees yesterday:
Varina District-Whitet teachers William
q. Mosby, Pioneer school; james VI. Gum,
Osborne school; John X. Fussell, Town.
Hall; Mrs. Il. 81. Gatewood, principal at
Glendale; Miss Emma Gardiner, assistant
al Glendale; Tree Hill. Miss Bette IL. Hill
principal; assistant, -; Central Road
school. Miss Ida V. Ware; Fort Harrissn
school, Miss l.. h. Moncure. Colored
schools: j. l.. Adams, Chatsworth; b. A.
Graves, Bethel; John James, Jr., Grayely
lIill; Miss Lea b. Holmes, Hagan's.
Fairfield District-Josbua III. Turn~,
Antioch school, assistant Mrs. L. T. Mosby /;
Tabernacle. Miss Annie Christian; Miss
Matte Cauthorn, Fulton school; Miss Net.
tie ID. Enroughty, Boiling Green; Miss
Lela Pentt, Miller school; Miss May w.
Ratliff, Mechanicsville school; Miss Nora
shepardson. Seven Pines; Miss Julia G,
Tsliaferro, Tabernacle; Miss Matte Toler,
Deulah. Colored schools &. L. Ander
son, Mount Zion; w. 8. Christian, Rock
etts, Sarah +. Thompson, assistant; A. r
Fleet, principal. Woodyille. Pattie A. Mer
edith, assistant; F. w. Jones, Benedict
Town; Albert johnson, Seven Pines; Misl
Sallie Whittle. Scott Hall.
Tuckahoe Dlstrict-M. A. Cauthoru
Stand Spring: John 8. Puryear. Nuckles
Miss Campbell, Ridge school; MIS-
Sallle r. Cauthorn, Deep Run; Ms
Barbara j. Wreath, and Miss Saili,
Il. Temple, Sidney school; Miss NJ
l.. Woodward, woodwsrd; Miss w
c. Vaughan, Westhampton. Colores
schools: w. II. James, Ridge school; A
l.. Morton, Ricord school; II. A. Aaccray
Hsm's Hall; T. G. White. Sidney. Mrs
Carrie White, assistant; Miss Julia 7
Thurs.on, Carbon Hill; Mics Susie Z. Hill
Westwood,
Teachers are informed that uniforr
salary OF S30 per month viii be paid for q
schools Of twenty scholars. except In case
] where there y a pnnelpsi and assistant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
Musical.

We call tho attention Of students OF mu-
sic to Mr.. +. g. Hairs advertisement, In
another column. The advantage and slim
ulus offered 10 his pupils, by the weekly
piano class without extra charge, In which
each one il required 10 perform before the
others, cannot but be- too highly estimated.
Mr.. Hahr also offers facilities Tor the study
of harmony, composition, and musical
form, so important 10 those who wish 10 be
able TO interpret music intcligently. The
attendonts Oh his lecture, on this subject
hst session pronounced them very interest
ing and instructive. II orderio accomnio.
date persons who wish to take advantage
OF his instruction at less expense. Mr..
Hair will introduce The novel feature OF Civ
ing piano lessons 10 ffom twot 10 four pupils
of equal standing at the same time, which
system has been successfully followed In
European conserys,ories. and has been tried
by himself with satisfactory results.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
The Republican Committees.

Yesterday morning the State and Execu-
tive Republican Committees met at the
Vkiq building and finished their campaign
matters. Governor Cameron came up from
old Point and attended the adjourned
meeting. The 29lh OF this month was
agreed upon as the time for holding the
Nominating Conventions. Colonel VII
llam Lamb will wrestle with Mr.. Libby for
the nomination III the Second district.
Colonel Robert Mayo, who. ii was said.
has given $1,000 to the campaign fund, will
take the chance in the First district.
Brady. Gaines, Hooper, Joe Evans, and
DeMortie are running in the Fourth, with
Malone backing Brady. Pat. McCaul will
hold the standard in the Sixth, and Bowen
In the Ninth districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

Hon. Vincent L. Bradford, L.Lt D.,
ID. &. L., wel-known lawyer and railroad
president, died on Thursday at his resi-
dence, I51 west Chelten avenue. Ger
mentown, Pa, Of debility and old age.
Mir. Bradford was counsellor OF the SUI
preme Court Of the United States by adj
mission in 1883, commuuicant OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church, and an ad-
voeste OF temperance reform by moral
sus.ion. In 1880 he was admitted TO
Mssonry and, prior to the year 1S43, had
presided over several lodges both IN Aichl'
gan and Philadelphia. He also became IL
1880 member OF the order OF Odd-Fel'
lows, in which he held high Office. lie
was the first yice-pre,ident OF the Demo.
cratic National Convention OF lSC0, and
nominated John c. Breckinridge, OF Ken
tueky, rs a candidate for the President OF
the United States. The degree OF LII. d
YVES conferred on him on June "a. 1874, by
the Washington and Lee University o.
Virginia. On June 30, 1880. the University
added to II the honorary degree OF ID. G. Il
Hr. Bradford established the Ann Arbol
University and was the father OF the St
sault Marie canal. He was warm frlen(
Of the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
y7iuxfrels Coming.

Barlow & Wilson'S Mammoth Minstrel
Comrany begin a two nights engagement
at The Theatre Thursday evening, August
l4,h. The company numbers thirty-eight
people, aud includes such talent as Barlow
4 Wilson. Hughey Dougherty, l.. al.
Hall. Griffin and Marks in their great spe.
cisty "0n the Quiet; Crawford and
McKirson,. the great grotesque dancers
McNish In his original specially "OnIy for
Fun; the Four Aces, the twelve cham
pion skaters, aud the only real white els'
nhant. The prices viii be as usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

beard unshayed. his hair uukempt, and
even his streaky throat unstorkcd. were all
in keeping with his filthy appearance. Bell
was not sbashtd In the lcast. hut stared
upon the startrs. shooting at them indig-
nant darts from his two small. fjery ewes.
Dr. Adams (who had feigned surprise
but really felt nonel: "It ca,;ses noe great
pain, Mr.. Bell. to see You present Yourself
before this Court In so dirty n gar5 md in
such contemptuous manner. What have
you TO say, sir, In excuse Of your unsocmly
behayioriv
Bell: "Pm puir body, keuning lcetie
o. the coostums o. the cOorts. I hae mind
10 my ain business, yoor Honor, aud dinna
CAD aboot the teon wi idle folk, intermccd-
len amang my neobors.-
Dr. Adams /: 6 But. Mr.. Bell. this talk l.
ioieign TO the matter in hand. You de-
serve The seyerest censure OF this Court.
Where In the world can YOU find man so
dirty as yourself?v
Bell. who took In the question literally.
cast his ewes abou, the crowd. and seeing
Captain Jimmy Sheppard. whom he hear +
ly despised, enjoying his discontinue, re-
piled with triumphant voice I'm M sac
durty, sir. as some fox weel ken there's
Captain Jimmy Sheppard, yoor Honor +,
who's as durty mon as myself
Every eye was fixed upon Captain Jimmy
Sheppard, who returned stare for stare,
until the crowd. no longer able 10 restrain
themselves, broke into loud roars OF
laughter. The Court itself was taken ablck
iy this unexpected denouemeat. The TIP
staff, in stentoriau tones, cried: "si-
lence in court ~ But silence In court there
was not until Bob Bell had been dismissed
from its precincts.
Mr.. Blaine comes heforc Public Con-
science and asks 10 be elected to the high
Office of President of the United States.
Public Conscience interrogates Mr..
Blaine: "Your public record Is smirched
with the filth Of the lobby. You are a
dirty man, Mr.. Blaine"
"Oh, no." replies Blaine; "Oh, no."
echoes his henchmen. one and all "but
what IL he is dirty jobber? George
Washington was as dirty man, Abraham
Lincoln was as dirty man, Grover Cleye.
land is as dirty man, as Jim Blaine"
Messrs. IIcnchmen, this is neither apol-
ogy nor defence. Blaine is tatoOcd all
over. Tne damned spots will not out
RICHMOND, August ., 1881. c. NJ. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
Yesterday morning.:
Ernest Krsche, charged with threatens
ing to hea. his wiz. Discharged.
Alfred Harris (colored), drunk. Fined
s2.
Charles Holland (coloredb was fined $3.50
for asssuIting and beating Isaac Robinson.
Prkey Rose Thomas and James Jefier-
son Doth colored) were jailed for two months
each for stealing one 10. OF undcrclothing
from John X. Glaikley. An appeal was
taken, and the case will be certified TO the
Hastings Court.
Several other cases OF triiling character
were disposed of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
BASE. BALL YESTERDAY.
A Tie Game Between the froehiyns snd vis-
siniss-5to s.

Another large crowd was In Htten1auce
Mt the Virginia Park yesterday evening TO
witness the last Of q series Of games between
the Brookiyns and Virgiuias. which re-
suited in a Tie. the score being s to at the
end Of the ninth inning, when the game was
called on account OF darkness. The games
OF the two preceding days had sufficiently
demonstrated the fact that the contending
clubs were Of very nearly equal strength
and the spectators were not Disappointed
In witnessing one Of the closest and most
exciting contests that has taken place here
for some time. The Dugan brothers formed
the Virginiss' aLd Kimber aud House
holder the BrooklynS battery. The Vir-
giniss took the lead In the third inning. and
held it up 10 the seventh, when the visitors
scored two runs, which put them one
ahead .iihe score then standing s to 4. i.
In the ninth inning Goldsby succeeded
in getting a run, with The assistance OF two
passed balls OF Householder's, and thus tied
The score.
The official umpire, Mr.. Valentine, was
on hand, and umpired the game very salts
factOrilv.
The virginias leave here to-day, and will
not play here again until the 26th instant.
Below is the detailed score OF yesterdays
game:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

win lose hall Of ITS usefulness II public gath
er1ngs in IL are 10 he prohibited. For many
such. II Is the only place we have. IL tue
trouble Is about the gas, Why the Guy eau
have the gas paid for whenever the haii Is
used for other than military purposes. :,
Our Theatre Is now In very good condi-
ton ms 10 the auditorium, and with the
promised improvements to the stage, 10
The scenery, and TO the dresstng-rooins'
will do very well Tor years 10 come
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
Brtcfs and Personals.

The Chy.ward Actiyes will have meet
ing on next Tuesday night. A large at
tendance Is expected, and many new mem-
bers will be enrolled.
Anawon Tribe OF Red Men and Fitzhugh
Lodge Of Odd-Fe,ows turned out yester-
! day evening TO pay the last tribute OF re-.
spect 10 David L. Jones, their deceased
| brother. who was member OF both lodges.
Or. Hunter Mcclure yesterday left the
city for the mountains, to be absent until
tie lst Of September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
NEW BREMEN, o.. August 2. 1881.
W,lliam n. Erans, Richmond, Va.
Tho l,iix af Richmond.

The annual reports OF the Richmond ChaN-
her of Commerce have been printed In eie-
CANT style and are now being distrj juted
10 members. These reports. together with
the Introductory matter, give In concise
form for essy reference great deal OF mat.
ter relating TO the population. railroad
connections, river improvement, wa,er-
power. manufactures, grain, lour, tobacco.
and jobbing trade, schools, &c., OF Rich.
mond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

Wild ANIMALS are very cheap in London
lust now, and persons desiring 10 purchase
have an excellent opportunity 10 get them
st low figure. One German dealer has
twenty-seyen elephants OH hand. Tigers
have fallen from GOO to ESQ; two-borusd
rbinoceros bought by the Geological Gar.
dens twelve years ago for 1850 could
now be had for C10o; bears eau be had for
a gift, and lions are open to offers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

Surgical instruments, invalid chairs and
carriage, medical books. microscopes, tele-
scopes, and other personal effects Of the
late DR.. =. Wilkie Brown, TO be sold at rue
ton on Monday at l0:30 O'Clock, at the
residence, No. north Third street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
Owners OF n Flag found.

While the Lee-CaTp Fair was going on
a daughter Of Captain Otey sent the Camp
a United States ilag which had been cap
tured in battle, with the request that u be
returned 10 the owner after the Fair. This
is now about 10 be done. rs the owners
have been found, as the following letter
will show:
NEW BRrggN, o., August ?, 1881.
Viiiiam N. EudnS, Richmond, Va:
Dear sir,-Your favor Of July 20. 1854,
TO Mr.. Boesel, OF thus place, was handel to
me for answer, as | was one Of the party
that the flag you speak OF was presented to
in 1861, when we went into ser'icc, aud Il
was captured at or near Fayetteville. w.
Va. Should like to have II again. as there
is no doubt tLat It Is the flag that was pre-
sentcd TO US wien we volunteered. Please
see to il that we may have II soon, as we
viii have rolnion OF our regiment on the
9Th and nh OF September a. Wapakonita.
and should Ike 10 have it for that occasion.
Respectfully yours, HENRY FISxE,
| formerly First Lieutenant and X. q. III.
Thiriy-soventh regiment o. V. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
The people are BEGINNING more and more

The people are beginning more and more
TO think it is possible 10 give numbers TO the
street in tie growing West End.
Unquoslionab'y the best plan, as sug'
geSted 10y the Dispatch. would be to
commence in Rocket, and num1er
the streets up wcstwardly; but that
is likely TO be opposed. as II would. In
volye 20 many changes. How would IL do to
call Foushee street First drenue, Adams
street Second avenue, Jefferson street THIRD
avenue, and so on westwardly as far rs the
city may grow? Tbs would allow OF an
indefinite expansion OF the city. both east
and west. II would not interfere with the
present numbering OF houses either on
Main. or Broad, or parallel streets. or on
| The side streets. II may be said that II
would cause confusion in giving directions
| that Fifth street would be mistaken for
! Fifth avenue. Well, so il would 1t FIST; bu'
! otl or cities have numbered streets aud mum
bercd avenues, and get along with then
i first rate.
The subject is worth considering well
! and when all the plans are in 1t may theI
| be determined which Is best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

Yesterday, one who knows. one who has
the figures, said "Thc number OF people
who have left the city this season is lar less
than usual. ! here has been no such rush
as we usually have about the lst Of Au-
gust"
Soitis. The cool weather, the depres-
sion in business, and politics have all had
something to do with 1.-THE first. most in
ali probability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
SIMMER RESORTS.
VlHE POPULAR WATERING-PLACE

Fast exprcss-traIs s, with parlOr-ears att,oheo,
Are run during the season at convenient hours, ana
pssseurers will lind on their arrival at the now
broad-sirect statisn, Philadelphia, Union Trans
FER coaches and hOrsecars ready 10 transfer direct
10 the station Of tie West Jersey railroad. al tne
foot OF Market street.
For through-ticLcts, biggage-checks and foil
Information, apply a. follows: Northeast corner
Thir,emth street and Pennsvlvania avenue, .tat on
Bsiitmorc and Potomac railroad, Washington, d.
c. j. r.. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES T.. PUGu, General Manager.
"a l-gA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

Talking about gas suggests the thought
that The appropriation for increasing the
city supply amounts altogether to about
100000, and with that OF expenditure We
ought 10 have plenty light this winter.
But now the Board Of Health say the streets
must not be dug up TO lay the pipes. II ior
the sake OF healtli-which consideration y
paramount to every other-the work must
be postponed, then the Council would 90
well 10 icok In another direction. For IN
tsnce, much gas could he saved and sold 10
private consumers hy lighting the streets,
markets. armory, station-houses, &c., ny
electricity.
without the new pipes we cannot have. a
coed eas-supply tbis winter: II to Lay the
new pipes is to endanger the public health
the public will not permit II to be DONE
Then il is electricity or scant gas supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
tXprv-rs OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.

Two hundred and four dollars Der zine tnonths'
s-on cover all the exlei.-es of entrance fees tu-
ron. Board, fuel. light, and washing.
J. iehty.-4yen dollars aud hfty cents vii! meeS
,tc tr,.eueQs Of nOn.Tesidcuf .tudent.
Tfc coilepc-grpunds, comprising thirteen hcrc.
of lsuG. have been Rrraty Improved aud Deauilnel
In ile ls-t Two ytars The institution offers verv
sstsr0r advantages in tic healthfuness or ITS 70.
esiion In is ahur dant provision for tbs comfort
sna convenience OF students. 'nd IN VIC ehte' a""
llroughuesg OF its cours~ sf Instruction.
Ter catslorucr. giving fun iniormalion sppiy a'
Tie booa stores, or address -. run ENh'
iy 23.doodZmSn&wzn Chsirnan raSuiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
E0re Hacks.

The Yousg Mems Christian Association
have number Of rare books. together with
duplicate copies OF standard works, which
will be sold at reasonable prices. They
can be seen at the rooms, corner Fourth
and Franklin streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

A FRAGRANT BRKAra Is always = pleasure, /,
and you can hayeft by ains hEAps 4 bASERs
delicious CAEBoiIo horTU-wAsB. It destroys
The offensive odor oaused by diseased gums and
decayed teeth, and speedily r' torres them 70
healthy condition. Price, ffly cents b,ttse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

It IL pleasant for the nervous invalid in
the mountains or by the sea. but one
months trSament with DIR. Riehards's
snecidi gold preparations and electro ma
nipulation is better than a whole season at
either
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

HOTEL WARWICK,
IL NEWPORT'S NEWS, VA"
Located on Hampton Roads. eight mills above
Old Point Comfort. .
TIE BEAT SUMNER RESORT IN TIE OLD
DOMINION.
COOL SRA BREEZIs-EELtEP FROM uAf-FFNks'
substantial brick structure, having all noseril
c0nyen.rncts: situated on a bn1 overlooking ne
sea. ElfCanfiy furnished. Table and service IN
surpassed. Apply to c. b. ORCUTT, 100 Broad
way, New York. or 10 . ,,
Hotel Warwick.
o1o-Q1o Newport's News Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

The season betokens abundant crops. In
all this section corn looks grand and the
gardens are yielding excellentiy. Our diar.
kets are well supplied. Watermelons and
cantaloupes are plentiful, but the former are
hardly az large or as luscious as usual. They
Ike dry rather than wet weather. Peaches
arc rather scarce and high.
with the great crops all sections OF the
country promise, 1t would be strange IL the
times-now pretty tight In some busl-
nessos- did not improve rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
CuFFoLK FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
LITTLE GIRLS,
SIfEEOI.k. VIRGINIA..

Poard and literary tuition, sieo pr scholastic
scar. ..-...x.
Tic Six'confh annual session opens SEPfEM-
PfR s. 1884. and closes Juno 10, 1885.
suffolk Is ore of the heaitisicSt and mod aecessi-
BE iewrs IN Virginia.
The colIs Of teachers is cfbcient and eSpcri-
enced. The homc.ti aining moral aud attractive.
FIRE advantages IN Music, Art. and Languages az
moscga,e rates. For catalogue apply 70
MISSES fISNEY,
" slim SnffOlk. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
Good and Reliable

Virginia Claret, G.bson's and other old
whiskeys, Old Ffereh Brandy, Old Port
and Sherry Wine, .or sale by
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR,
Importer. &C.,
Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
RICHMOND PEOPLE AWAY.
List OF These Registered at Summer Resort,
Stree gur Last Report.

The following is a list Of arrivals of Rich.
nond people at the Hygea Hotel, Old
Point. from Friday, lst. to Friday, Sth Of
August, 1884 Mrs. II. c. Jones aud fami-
", Miss Ida Hill. NJ. l.. Rose, c. Yemmis,
c. c. Ilundley. Captain P. Jones, c. Clarke,
R.T. Alvey, j. W. Martin, Henry Elston,
Thomas NJ. Al;riend and granddaughter,
Mrs. W. G. Mayo, W. +. smith, John :.
Wise and son. Hon. W. +. Cameron, Nr.
and Mrs. G.. y. Lewis, Miss G. l., Kim
berry, L. Anderson, W. Il. Push. Jr., n. G.
Miller. J. S. Browning, $. Blair Morris, {
Hungeriord, Sandy Krause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

ExoRYe LITTLE cArHABTic Is the best and
only relisbls Liver Pili known. never falls With
The most obstisse eases, purely vegetable, sugar.
coated. Asteisss, harm css. no ssipsug 90 uapsea.
can't effects. Druggists sell them.-t5 csnts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
TIOTT.Ls.

NNyN>s><<%4NNSr~N~NrNNCr - y. :,
nARROTT7S FARisH HOTEL, CHAR
j IOTTFSyILLF, VA, IN the ecsltrc OF the
city. orposte tie public sqxarc- Rates, s2 W s1oO
ner dsy Largest snd boet-srrAnged notsi VI
t,harlottesyille Large, airy rooms. Excellent Va
hies With every assurance Of giving Satisfaction
We solicit the travelling public 70 give os eai;
sneciai rates for bo2rdeTs- Omnibus S,tenTs nr AL
SsanIaadam owner and Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

Barbour. Tucker. Daniel, and George ID.
wise-a quartette Of representatives OF
whom not only the State but the whole
country may well be proud. Petersburg
Index-Appeai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

BrAuvIrrItr WHINE TEETH eSsunKD sy
the use Of hEApE 4 DAKSs's sAroxINE DESri.
rRics, which will SPEED " feeovs incipssas tar.
TAR snd scurf Price. fftv cents box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

Received from Fred. Johuston. Matri-
moWy. Frankllu-Square novel, by w. T..
Norris (price 20 cents), and Harper's Ba-
sGr (pIiee 10 csntsl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10
NOBB'S ISLAND, VA.
fHE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT N VIRGINIA

IIN UNI EtsNEIIII1 ffIs7N''tI r-N ' -'''
Tho Nnost and safest surf.b thing. ocean,, chan
,cl. and shark nshing and snipe-shoOung.
Terms: s2 per day, tl2 per week, $40 p's
month.
.orfLamrtOn TO CherrysiOne every MDNDAt
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. The Baltimore
and Washing ton 81 a[ers make cio-e cOnhrctlol
with the NORTHAMPTON. Hotcl physician, Z. A
fiizhuFh. Address en.Dv
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IL 3 4 5 6 7 g o II


VirgiS;as......o . 0 2 o o
Earned rms-Brooklyus 1; Virgniss. l. Two
base hits-P0well ami Dugan. ". Ihrce-basa
lyns. A. Double plays-Goldsby and Nash Struck
0ut-Greeuwona, Knowles t2l, klmber t2l. Lar
kin, Powell. Ouinton. Bases on bsils-Geer. Lar
Lin. First bsse on Brooklyns. z Virgi-
MAS 2. stuck iy pitcher-Larkin, Dugan, W.
Passed lalls-IIousoholier. =: Dugan, W.. z.
Wild pltcte.-h imber, |. Time of gamc-two
hours. UmplIe-Nalentinc. scOrer-H. j. john
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-10

MANNING c. STAPLES a co, l2 n. trustess
sale of fAfw IN Prime Edward eoooty.
JNO. u. IAu6HTON, IN. 1os A. ~, pcrv0nAl
scisof the ute Dr. wilkie brewn.
+. y, COOK, 10 A. ~, stosk Of taA coasss,
spiess. &c.
6EoEsE o vAsHoN I SON, ~ ~. nrn Ia
puvsnnA county.