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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
Church Dedication at columbia To-
MOrrow.

The new church recently erected at CO.
lumbia. IN Fluyanna county, will be dedi-
Gated tomorrow morning with the solemn
aud impressive ceremonies incident TO such
occasions in the Catholic Church. Right
Rev. Bishop Keane will be the officiating
prclate. and he will be assisted by clergy
men from this city and Bltimore. A
special train bearing the Catholic So
cictes OF Richmond and large
number oi other cXcur.onisis viii
leave on the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road at : \. NJ. for Columbia. \ special
mass will be celebrated at o \. VI. for the
benefit of those proposing to attend the
dedication. and Immediately thereafter the
societies. With banners aud regalia. under
charge Of Chicf.NaIshal John Murphy and
hi, assistants, will ionn in line and proceed
TO the dcIot.
Members a. the Catholic Beneficial So
ciety are notified by President John VI.
Higgins 10 meet IN the basement OF the
Cathedral with regala and white gloves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
Accihcn. so Iuase Joos ph Christian.

Thur, day night a' 10 o'clock cN-Jndse
Joseph Christian, member OF the House
of Delegates from this city. met with an ac'
cident NJ bis residence, 30. 9l1 cat Leigh
street. He was standing on the 'front.'
uorch steps with hi- family, and in reach
ing back TO let lis hand rest on the co.
umn at the head Of the steps fell into
the area---a distance OF some twelve feet.
Mr.. William Ellyson, attorney at law. who
was fortunately present at the tlme. secured
assistance and carried the Judge into the
house and procured surgical attendance.
while the Judge was painfully bruised.
and Cor time unconscious, there was NJ
serious injury received beyond fracturins
the right collar-bOne. That was SET yester-
day morning. and the doctor hopes that
,he Judge viii be ont before very long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
D-o,,,oa uecore rr,. wife.

A Bay View (N. j. special Of the lith
instant saYs: Among the visitors that ar
rived here Yesterday was Daniel !. War
ing, OF Cincinnati, and family. At noon
to-day Mf. Wa1ng, accompanied by MS
two sons, boys Of the ages of sixteen and
eighteen. rohed themselves for bath in
the surf. For many minutes Mr.. Warng
amused the spectators on the beach by
plaving lelpirog with his sons. Then he
broke away from his boys, and. running
distance down the shore in game OF
"tag," jumped INTO the water and swan
out. His two sons followed him. but as
they could not swim, they only tlOundered
about in the water, gayly laughing at Their
father. A moment or - later a cry wa
heard from Mr.. Warlng. and he was seer
10 throw I'd his hands and sink beneath thC
waters. Unable TO render any Id thcn'
selves, the two Wsring boys hurried doWr
the beach and called ior help. IL was ten
minutes before = boat was sent out 10 th'
SPOT where Mr.. Waring was seen TO sink
Int no trace OF the man could he found. on
the shore stood Mrs. Waring shrieklnt
while the attempt at rescue was beng made
her two boys yainly trying TO console her
Half an hour later the liieles. body wa
dashed I'D by the breakers on the beacn
Mr. Waring was a corpulent gentleman
weighing nearly two hundred pounds, anC
is said TO he retired merchant. lie wa
fity-iOur wears old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
HON IL This for GRAMMAR
10 the Editor Of TIE Dispatch :

The Legislature last winter passed law
authorizing the sale Of certain public prop
erty Acts, chapter 353,. from the second
section Of which quote enough for my
purpose, without doing any Violence to the
remainder Of the session:
-. The SAID lots si land 10 be sold sep
arately. and shall be sub.Giyided for sale
into such parcels as IN their Judgment my
produce tue largest amount to the State,
&c.
Does not this language, grammaticaily
construed, imply that these lots possess
considerable intelligence, and are empow-
cred With extraordinary authoritys II so.
we would advise our Legislators to make
haste slowly, and encourage the public
schools. u. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
DYICE TO MOTHERS

Are Won disturbed AT night and broktn Of your
ret by sick child suffering aud crying Nth pain
Of cutting tocths IL -. send at once and get bot
lie of MRS. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children tecthing. IL value iscslculsbe. IL
viii relieve tie psror little eurerer Immediately.
Depend upon H. mothers, thers 10 no mistake about
It. II cure dysenIery and disTrt'ss. REGULATES the
stomach and l-owcls, and curcs wni-colic, -of,ens
the gums, reduces Inflammation, AND gives tone
aud energy to The whole systam. MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children teeth
ing Is pleasant ~ tbe tst and is the prescription
Of one Of fhs Oldest aud b.st female Physicians
and nurses Ia te Unitad States. ant is for sale by
ah druggists tLTous,.om tia worh Pricc. 23 cents
n bottle. AZ i2-odlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
AS,idtIeu Death.

Mr.. J. J. Hopkins, OF this city, received
"a telegram yesterday morning announcing
the sudden death Of his SOP, Joseph Hay
ward Hopkins, who had recently gone to
Danyile. Va, TO accept situation in the
drugstore Of L. X. Jones. His parents had
had no intimation Of his sickness. and the
sad intelligence was a severe shock to
them. Young Hoi kins was In his twen-
tieth year, and was highly esteemed here
ard in Gordonsyille, where he had lived
some years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
tion. as q matter OF right to the State and
Justice 10 other creditors.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.


By MFR. Gose Bill to amend and rcen.
act sections 4, 8, and Z OF chapter 1j6 OF
the Acts Of the General Assembly of
tss3-'s4, in regard 10 the working OF roads
In Russell county.
BY Mr.. Cardwell Bill TO amend section
I3 Of an act approved March ID, 1884, In
relation TO the tax on deeds.
By Mr.. 8. L. Mustard: Bill for the relief
Of John W. Richardson, treasurer OF
Smyth county.
By MIR. Ryan: Joint resolution 10 ill n
vacancy In The Board OF School Commls-
sioners Of the county Of Loudoun.
BY 6. =. Mustard: Bill 10 authorize the
voters Of smyth county 10 ratiiy the acuon
Of the Board OF Supervisors in said county
In donating lands for another lunatIc asy'
lum.
BY Mr.. Trigg: Bill to incorporate the
Southwest Virginia Institute.
Bv Mr.. wilkins 5ill TO authorize the re-
ceiyers in the case Of the Holmes Presbyte
rian church Northampton county, rs. The
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail
road Company TO pay money 10 the trustees
Of said church.
BY Mr.. Wescott :Noint resolution author
| izne the Governor OF Virginia to pal
George II. Bogwcll for services rendered
IN establishing boundary lines between
Virginia and Maryland.
BY Mr.. Smith: Bill to provide for th
| examination Of persons applying for iicens
to teach in the public free schools.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
Aniot Grew. Out OF q atrike.

A Chicago telegram OF THURSDAY. says:
The strike OF the iron moulders at CnDDen
a. sexton's foundry, which has been going
on for some time, took the form OF rloi
Yesterday afternoon. At the corner OF
Hibbsrd and Des PlGinet streets pltehed
battle was fought between representatives
Of the union on ths one side, and num-
Der Of non-union men or "scabs en-
poyed in the firms foundry on Erie street.
Disinterested spectators claim that the frst
sho. was fred by the union men ana say
thai in all about Is or 100 shots were nred
and n,iniberle.s stones and other missiles
thrown. The most OF the shots were ired
by non-union men, each OF whom was armed
with a 49, calibre revolver.
Henry Heck, a union mou'der, was sno'
through the heart and instantly Kiied'
while non-union man named FRED IL.
Davis was shot in the knee and seriously
crippled. A detachment OF PinSerton
men escorted the non-unIon men 10 poin'
near their bosrding-p place, and the trouble
occurred after the officers had leit them'
The streets were crowded with on-looksrs.
and it Is considered almost miracle tha'
more people were not injured. Ths In
quest on the body OF the man Heck va
begun to-day, but not concluded. NO COZ
NslOn occurred TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
DID NOT SHOW UP 50 WE'LL.
The Virginias sustain n Bad Defeat at the
Hands Of the Drooklyns.
Ispfclal telegram 10 The Dispatch.

Especial telegram 60 the Dispaieh.l
NEW YORK, August lJ.-The game to-
day between the Brooklyn and the Nir-
ginla Clubs was witnessed by large and
enthusiastic gathering. The visitors were
not in good shape. being especially weak
in the box and behind the bat. rhe play.
ing Of Meegsn in the right field and ~
Johnston in The centre field was greatly adj
mired, and the latter was vigorously ap-
pauded for fine one-hanlcd catch o' 4
lly-ball after long run. Powell At first
was also strong in his play, but other
wise the team did not show up as well ~
on previous occasions.
The Brooklyn boys were in fine form.
fleldcd brilliantly, and batted brayely.
Gcer, who played at short, was exceeding
~ lively and made many stops OF what
should have been safe hits.
The following is the score In detail:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
qualified voters OF Accomac county to vote
upon the question Of changing the location

qualified voters OF Accomac county TO vote
upon the question Of changing the location
ofthe county.seat.
BY Mr.. Newberry: A bill to amend an
act TO provide for the establishment OF q
lunatic asylum In Southwestern Virginia.
BY Mr.. Trout: A bill TO incorporate the
Virginia Conference Seminary OF the city
OF Roanoke.
By Mr.. Norton: A bill 70 authorize the
trustees Of the First Baptist church nj
Hampton 10 borrow money.
BY Mr.. Mccormick: a resolution re-
qutsting the Board OF Education 10 Inform
the Senate whether there are any vacancies
existing in the offices OF superintendent
OF public schools, and also whether any
yaeancies have been flll'd since the ad-
iotrnment OF the General Assembly.
Adopted.
CONTINUED.
On motion Of Mr.. Mccormick. Mr.. Hurt.
President pro tenn, and the other officers ol
this body, were continued for the special
session.
QUESTION.
The next business was Mr.. keezell's bill
10 authorize the District School Boards
in the county OF Rockingham to use dis
trft school funds ior the pl!heht VI
teGbers.
twas introduced and favorably reported
before the adoption OF the caucus rules.
Mr.. Wickham asked II the bill came
within the scope OF the rules adopted. H'
hal no objection to the bill; all that he de-
sired was that there should not be an en-
terng wedge for general legislation.
Hr. Keezell made strong appeal Tor I'M
passage OF the bill; however, it was passe'
by Tor the present.
PERSONAL.
On motion OF Mr.. Keezell. indefinite
| leMe OF absence was granted Mr.. wing
fed on account OF his health.
| PASSED.
senate bill tMr. Berry's) authorizing
! special election for treasurer OF Amhers
| comfy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
FestiyaI OF the Assumption.

Yesterday in the Catholic Church the
Festival OF the Assumption OF the Blessed
Virgin was observed with due solemnity.
At st. Peters Cathedral Very Rev. Father
Van De Vyver celebrated solemn High
Mass, Nr. Tabb and Rev. Father Tieruey
acting as deacon and sub-deacon. Right
Rev. Bishop Keane, who has Just returned
from a vacation trip, delivered an eloquea,
and exceedingly interesting discourse ap-
nYonriate To the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

Messrs. Taliaierro q Go. sold on yester.
day for A. NJ. Baker. Jr.. Of Louisa county,
nine packages ~ sun-cureG tobacco at the
following prices: Two packages at Sio.
one package al $50, one package At ESQ, one
package at s23.50. one package at Sli.2j,
one package st ell. one package at elo,
hugs at IS 80 This tobacco wss made by
the National Tobacco Fertilizer. which was
sold by Travors, Snead X Co.. OF this eity.
The buyers pronounce this the finest crop
OF The season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
Absolutely Pure spices.

whole end ground, for picking and pre-
serving, At Robins's drugstore, 523 north
Second street, between Clay and Leigh,
aud no higher in price .han much Of the
trash sold in many places under the name
OF spices. We also take pleasure in saying
YOU can get the best medicines, IN large or
small quantities, put up In the best man
ncr. at very moderate prices. Try him.
Twcnty.eight year, experience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
CRVPCIr DEDICATION.
CT. JOsEPWS CHURCH DEDICA-
~ TIDN,
COLUMBIA, VA

The C.thorc socleiics pior-,siDc 20 attend the
UIDiCATlON Of ~. J6~EPH'- CHURCH, At
.r, f.rtlv roiifcl ihai Mas viii hc CeichrlteG al
50. Peer Ga Aclia! - Is 4. NJ. of ulat day.
Immediately ait,F Mes ihc 81 -cfl'a VIII ~ ~ .
DE in tfe 'a~ireut n tie Cathedral, and the -
ustrIt ulsrs hal~ VIII form them lu the following
ouilr. Gc0iN lyctuu, =. !. tayaueugh. prr'l-
oGf: Catholic Nen-irll society, JDhn p. liiG
rr.. president: - harys Noclni hni bthchciu'
linton. j. L., Winter. ,re-ia"nt; -. Brnedirln'
ng. .-lfl sec.'iF. T.. !ruHlr. iieaa1l' IL. 30
f.fl s Beneficial eoclety, ~. fc'ths1-e, lrel ent
hli.tt- 81 ~ Jo-e.h ). n. Eyai, president /;
Ht-I cb iC9. {. K. A-J ii. Hays. president; y
Vincent o. Paul t,nfratcTniiy ~ tie t+tncaF-l i
e. II. HgglG,, Tr s'd'ut; 81. vincent de falD
CoanaqHi,y II :. ra,nel's. 4. +. Nl.urier'
unsdsnt, +. rotr's T.. a. B. society Thomas
hyrus. lfCNselt.
Tfe lnc must be- promptly formed, and a. soon
as done 'A. line ~ march VIII p. from ne itt 70
dr-l down iglth street % the dept ot the Ricn-
uoud and Ailcsh.ny railroad. The tain l. v
start "a O'Clock \. NJ, @t1rp' lhr asslstli.'
msr,hai- viii direct TIE societies 70 le cars pro-
Nlfed for them. ,.,
slc.,ue. arc rt,9ic-tcd iohavo their banners With
tl,n. 20 IT, used foi thc ttcor.ton o. uit SuVtil
am aud 7lt also wear suitable bsjfs~ ny rrsd. H.
4 car VIII bc provided for bt-ke1 Of those NlD
visi 10 S.rry rCirc~ hments With ihcw. pu' re-,
mei. ~ rli kinds. eut5ili la an1 itnc! =" u
"a furnished 81 cts prices ~ .. Columbus VII"
VII tIoS de COZ TIE eNcurslnnisls. 49,
TiokrL- can Dc had for one n'iltr tht f'ulu Vt !
from i.il following Gentlemen ci i'i, c@l.' ~ u
atrrrgcIlcpi,: james MCCraW, john VI. higgins
Amot cerdisf invitation l. cxtouded % all u
attend tlis excursion, and q pleasant -Ay 's k''f
Thc following gcntemc1 h,ycb'cn appq,,aiea a.
as.i.faLt mar hal: Jo.e ph hiiien, H. l
Rankin. John 4. 1ICalcs. james Hayes, fhlhi
G'st.l " j. OriglcN. T.. q. Nurplv, Thomas
Coz. William Dsiiroa. d. Il, hoNoY tharlee Net
ley, r. d. Pafaier, Louis FON, Loms Schu'sc' a"-
4, h.. erde, d. n'''S'' "f JOHN MURPHY,
au f4-st Marshal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
Other Games.

fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch'l
Providence: Providence, 3; CleyelAnds,
2.
New York: New Works. /; Bostons, 3.
Pittsburgh: Allcghenys, 8; Baltimores,
3.
Cincinnati: Cincinnatis, 4; LOulsyillcS.
!.
Toledo: ToledoS, :; indianapolis, s.
Boston: Boston OUniOns) !; Nationals. 3.
Wilmington: Wilminglons, ); Metro
poitans, s.
Trenton Trentors 90; Allentowns. :.
Utica. y. Y: Detroits, 10; Utieas, 3.
Columbus Columbus. q; It. Louis. 10.
Kansas City: Kansas City, 10; Cincinnati
Unions, ..
St. Louis: st. Louis Unions, 6; Chi
cagO Unions. 2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
xHINl.HI.NT0.

~ II Err h " | l. l. Is r.
GRAND ILLUMINATION
NATURAL BRIDGE AND GROUNDS,
AND
OPEN-AIR CONCERT
III THE
ANNAPOLIS NAvAL-ACADEMY BAND
AT
NATURAL BRIDGE, VIRGINIA,
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
At : O'CLOCK
Z. g. PEYTON,
at 7-l0t Manager Natural brd1eho@i"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
.rEnrG,s ExrEACr OF wEAr.


I IEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
hEAT-FTNEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVOBING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES Annual saie, 5000
coo jars
LIEBIG OoNPAYYS EXTRACT or NEAT.
An invaluable tonic. .'b a success and booai
for which nation. should feel grateful "-SSes
-Nefie1i Prtss- Lancet" &c.
Genuine only with the JGo ssSn'le Of btrUs
I1elds's signature In blue Ink across tho iabd
TIE utle Baron Lieiig" and photograph ha'>
ing been laTgeiy nsod by dealers with no oor-
noctioa With Baron Liebig, the public are In
farmed tiat the Liobig Company alone can o.
fer the article viii lAroa LseblSS saasass1
OF geouiDen@A
LIEBiG COhPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT
10 be had Of all ssorekeeper, Grocers, anf
Chemists. sole agents for The United Stats
fwhol,-sie only, c. DAVID a CO., o fench'nci
sycnue London. England my l7-sa52t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
WESTERN LCNAIIC ASYLUM
Money Asked for 10 Gepnir the Waste Of
Coalition Rule.

money Aektu loE lo hFphlf lnt W ave oi
Coalition Rule.
Among the bills introduced at this sCS-
sion Of the General Assembly Is ore by Mr..
OpIe. Of Augusta, approp:iating some
Sl7. GOO TO defIay the current expenses oi
the Western LuEltic Asylum for the fiscal
year ending September 80, 1854. Dr. A.
NJ. FauDticroy, the superintendent Of the
asylum, in advocating the bin before the
committee yesterday, stated that oi the
$4,000 appropriated by the last General
Assembly Tor the fiscal year commencing
October |. 1883, and ending September 80.
1884. $4,000 had been expended Icy the
Coalition administration In tue SIX and a
half months OF the fiscal year during which
they had control. In addition to this they
spent Sl0,3oS of money derived from pay
patients making tie average expenditure
per month, 1904. g6- leaving only money
enough for the remaining five and hail
months TO furnish monthly average OF
II 49r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

In The absence of suitable materials % the t'me
to Trcparc it. people often 30 wi,hon' a dressing
for salads. Buy DURKEE's DRgssISG. aud you
will never trouble yourself b make another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
Demand for tho Rearrest or Casey ths
InfOrmer.

DUBLIN, August 15.-Ths inquiry OF the
Lord Chancellor and the Attorney-Genera'
into the Cssey.Philbin confessions tend:
TO sxonerate Crown-Solieitor Bolton ana
TO confirm the doubts as TO the truth OF the
confessions. Bolton demands the rearress
Of Casey and Philbin until the close OF the
inquiry. Earl Spencer, Lord-Lieutenan!!
Of Ireland, is opposed to the reopening Oh
the public examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
Confidence I'm the Government.

PARIS, August 15.--Tbe Chamber OF
Deputies tonight, by vote OF 173 to oo'
passed resolutions expressing confidence
In the Government for Its nrmness in ca,ls'
ing the Tien-Tsfn treaty 10 be respected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

In a recent attack OF acute neuralgia,
says Mrs. Mary X. Sheed, 11l0 Maryland
avenue, Washington, ID. c., was cured
by VI. Jacobs Oil, the great pa!n-relleycr'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
uEErIsG:1.

MEMBERS OF THE CATHOLIC
M BENEFICIAL SOCIETY will meet " lmpt-
4, At tie hour de irnated by the marshal y NJ
LAY MORNING. H. the hasefncnt ~ the tsths-
dral, with rogzll and white gloves. The badges
orts red for tus oc. asion Jailed a. arrive.
ma lC-Ils JOHN.N. HIGGINS, President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

From Professor Gt orge Frederick Holmes, y.
VAL" The Kenmore Academy is regarded as
among the best Of The Virginia tchOols of hi2h
gradc.m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

CJrFwSrNG 4 ROSE. trustees sale small one
of Charity s.lwsn II. Panl and -. Pcter
streets, at q i. VI.
RICHMOND BAZAR, 10 A. NJ, horses mules
vehicles. Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
Fire. Fire. Fire.

The sgeut for the Hardin IIaud.Grenade
is in town, and Will give an exhibition IN
few days. Wait and see il before pur-
chasing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
L o L n ID!
FOR LADIES ONLY.

A RFAipDY endorsed by the best physicians ana
6rrggisls at It's home. go . ~
A KEMEDY that Mr.. G. w. O'Neili' Goodwatet
Ala, SAYS raised his wife irsin an ihN'lius po"'
and ha heiisves saved her lite. -
A ARINIDY Of which = prominent htllntd lher-
rb,nt lid: ' would have given 5000 as .Jon
a. / would n nickle fO- what two bottles OF your
medicine did for my daughtcr. c.-.,, ~
RFNTDY IN rcsxrd % which - y. ohss1i. NJ
a. II druqsist. 1hOuasyilie. Ga, says " ctn
recsii instsnaes In which IL Afforded rellci ailtf
nll The usual rem dies had falled, ~, ,. .
ARTMFDY about which Dr. u. u; terSlI, ,I -, ,I.
Gr,nge, ia. Whites: - have used for tre lls' ''
tw.nty y,srs the HcdiciDe you arc puVtlus W.
and consider 10 the tert combination ever k,.-
ten tosether for the disease FOR "hleh IL ID ~
RfaFDY shont which Dr. Joel Bflnhsm, A.
lama. said IL have examined tle r-ciis- ana
have no hesitation In advising ls iNe' anu e'''
adeniy recon mCnd IL" , t.nn,o,, ,o,r
AETMElJY which the Rev. IL w. Jonnsou; nv,r NJ,
Msrtetta, Ca says he NJ 9soa I" and nd recon-,
mrnded IL b. three families. VINO found IL W
lie jusG what II Il recommended n.,-
APfMEDY Of which PcmbertOn. iversOn a I'LL I'vng
ntson say: We have been selling IL Tor many M, h
wears, wi.h constantly Increasing sales. hs
article H. stap.e with 1Is- and ohe oil aoe'''N'e
A REMEDY Of which Lamar, Rankin & Lama;
say: " We sold ifty gross In four mo1Ws- .au ni
never sold II IN any place D"' "n"' 4" "''
AEIMEDY by which Dr. Basgh. OF LaGranse,
Ca cure. Se 81 1 'pss that esef
came within my knowledge Win lev DIV
tlcs.n - ,,,.,
A REMEDY OF which Dr. j. G. Huss Sou.siues
Ala, says: = am fully convinced that y ~ uii.
riyailed for that class Of diseases wnich u
claims 10 cure =, x,,..,na-
/ A REMTDY about which Major John G. " h,.nef
OF Atlanta, well and fsvorsbly known hl na, oaS'
the United Stabes ns general INSURANCE as..'s W =
sAys: - used this remedy before the war on =
large plantation on q great NUMBER oi GAVIN
aiways with absolute success"
AREhEDY abbout which ar. J. w; susnxe, 80, %
Csrtersyllle, Ca, ccrtifes that cue bOtto cure.
two members OF his IA nfiy OF menstrual III
regularity Of many years SANDING
THIS GREAT REMEDY Is
pRApFlELD's FEMALE REGULATOR.
Send for Treatise on the Health and iiapvn'e>
Of Woman, mailed free.
BRApFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
J an l0-dlwAwlt Box 2oi Ausnsas Va
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EDUCATIONAL,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF TIE
IsI UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE AND
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY,
REGULAR SESSION BEGINS oCroBRu I

Instruction by dIdactie lectures with amp'c clin.
ical and dissec,ins room facilities. Hospital sd-
Joins college buildings The school has o.sOo
alumni. For catalogue, &C., address
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY Wa eIear and
warmer than for several days past.
TuERsosxTrR YESTERDAY o A. n, u;
0 A. NJ. 7s; noon. So; Z. NJ, 80; r.
NJ. 50; midnight. 70.
Mean temperature. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
BRN)KLYNS.
INSiNGs.
l . 3 4 , @ 7 2 o Total
gree1lyo'."~dd GI,..,,.Is1 3 dS5S d

Earned Brooklyns. 2 Yireinias, l. Base
on lalls-brookyns. 3; Nirgnias, l. Base on er-
rors-HrookIyns. / Vfrginias |. LET, on bascs-
Brooklyns. 5; Nirginas. .. struck out -Broof-
lyns. o.; Nrglnias, /. Double play+-Narner,
Ire.nwood aud knowles. Two-hase hits-Gleun.
Thrce.ba.e hi'.-Remsen. via pitches -Frltll. ..
passed bails-Quiuton, 4. Umpire. hr Kelly.
lime Of game, ore hour and fOrsy minutes.