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La Petite SILK Umbrellas. First, the
smallest when rolled up; second, the
strongest when In use; third, the lightest
that can be made. AT Belsingcr's, "a
Whitaker strcet.-AdD.
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rnr enrrRI0n COUNT.


eafarnAyim Proceedings boi"ro Judge
Adams
~ re ease Of 4. }. Colyin, who is un-
y isdletment IN the Superior Court, aud
ssii ~ await trial for shooting nc an
800 In his own defense, rule nisi
IL eted by Judge Adams yesterday
t.s.f the 6oud. Similar proceedings
,re bad in the case Of J. II. Koch, who
. /. Under bond to await trial for . mls-
'.s<-ona A. Anderson was re-appointed
800 pnbllc. when the court adjourn
eagll this morning at 10 o'clock.
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TEDE2 care q lEEaz-s q the Religious
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-06

The latest designs Of Sleeve Buttons,
Scarf Pins and Pebble Collar Buttons, at
Belsinger's, ~ Whitaker strcet.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-06

LAW DEPART1TED
81. JoHs's conn.,

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Ar-z.s meeting q ne cab THIS EVEN
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present A. business q importance VII 1e pre-
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-06

4 complete line oi Gents Furnishing
Goods al Belsingcr's, - whitaker street.
Ain.
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USE RORACINE

asa Bath, Nursery and genuine Toilet
IA Powder. Bathers should use it; mothers
should use It.; shavers should use it; bellies
should use it; everybody should use 1T.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-06

4 new line II Neck Wear, just received,
al Bclslngers, u Whitaker street.--Adg.
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(sE0PCTA CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice IS
[ hereby given to all persons having aes
mends against HENRY W. PEASE, late OIL
Chatham county, deceased, to present t 1iea
to me. properly made out, within the tine
nIUrescribed by law, so as TO show their charac-
Ter and amount; and all persons indebted 20
saId deceased are hereby required to make
Davment to me. - -.
July p, 1884. SARAH fEAoE,
Administrative estate Henry VI. Pease' de-
ceased.
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"A SPECIAL meeting q Ira Cl-b VIII - held
70 DAY We1zas1zF.- al Isl 2 n, 81 the
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
is MRS. wINsLOw?

As this question IL frequently asked, we WIN SIM
ply saw that she Is lady who for upwards Of thirty
wears has uutiringiy devoted her time and talents
as a female phy hysician and nurse, principally among
children. She has especially studied the eonstita-
ton and wants OF this numerous class. and As
result OF this effort, and practical knowledge oo-
talned In a lifetime spent as q nurse and physi-
clan. she has compounded Soothing syrup for
children tsethirg. II operates Hike masie-gtving
ret and health and is moreover sure 10 regulate
tie bowels. In consequence Of this arteie MIS-.
Winslow Is becoming worId-reno~ned as bens-
factor Of her race; children certainly do RISE UP
and hess her especially Is this the case In ms
city, Vast quantities Of the soothing syrup are
DAILY sold and usei here. We think Mrs. WINS
low has inmortalized her name by his invaluable
article and we sincerely believe thousands OF chill
drcn have been saved from an earty grave by its
timely use. and that millions yet UNBORN WIN share
its benefits, and unite In calling her blessed. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty 10 her saiserinS
little one. IN our opinion, until she has given tt
the benefit OF MRS. wINsLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try II, mothers-rnY IT sow.-LddtS'
Visitor, New York city. Sold by all druggists.
OK cen,. = bottle. Sc 2-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
Rriefs and Personals.

The CITY Democratic Committee Will
meet tonight at the Circuit Court room.
The incoming trains yesterday were
crowded with people returning from the
country.
DIR. Jacob Michaux was called to Pow
hatan Yesterday afternoon on professional
business.
A letter from senator Bayard received
Yesterday by gentleman Of this city says 1t
will be some weeks before he caIf speak In
Virginia.
Councilman W. II. Curtis and wife yes
terday took party OF friends down to
Buck Roe (the home of Mrs. Curtis's sis
teri to celebrate their silver wedding.
During the month OF August the clerk OF
the Chancery Court recorded l5S deeds,
and the clerk OF tire Hastings Court issued
3S marriage licenses, IS OF which were 10
white people.
A telegram received here yesterday an
nounced the death OF Captain L. h. wei
siger at his home, at Amelia Courthouse.
He will be buried there at II o'clock this
A. NJ. He was a brother OF Judge Wei
siger. Of Petersburg. and was a lawyer OF
prominence.
Among suits recently instituted in the
CITY Circuit Court sre: Nicholson-Street
NJ. L. Church trustees against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway for $4,000, L. H..
Fitzhugh's administrative against same
company fo- 100000, B. WIggles worth's
administrator against same company for
s1O. 600, and John \, Gordon against city
II Richmond for $4,000.
Amongst party OF eXcursionists from
North Carolina who were here on sunday
WAS cOu, le Of Dunkers, a gentleman anu
his wife, who came TO visit friends In this
city. Como OF their religious beliefs are IN
sy.npathy with those OF tie Friends, espe-
tislly "a regards war, and this gentleman
and his wife attended Friends meeting on
sunday morning and Captain Mote,'s fune-
r.l At Trinity Church IN the afternoon. This
sect dress very plainly, wearing no snowy
ribbons or eaudy eolors, and the lady al
tracted a good deal OF attention rs she
went about wearing on her head An old
fashioned suu-bopnet made OF the same
niece OF black calico Is the dress she wore.
The srrivsls Of Richmond people at the
Natural Bridge for the week ending August
sOth were - follows: Philip Haxall and
wife, Miss Fanny Gunst, j. K. Tucker,
Jr.. O. G.. Clay, Robert G.. Morton, Arthur
Lee. MIR. Hatcher, +. b. Scott. Miss +. X.
Howard, II. u. Quarles and wife, Miss
Mary f. Quarles. Eddie o. Quarles, DIR. W
II, Fleasants. W. Il. Handy, Oscar Swine
ford, f. ID. Beveridge, Charles x. Tomlin-
son. John Boucher. Mrs. NJ. A. Boucher
ii. 7. Daman, II. Watkins, c. Watkins, Jr
| G. III. Dickinson, l.. b. and r. n. Fergu
son, Louis Rawlings, f. V. Bsrgamin, +. ID
Berry. W. A. Berry, A. Bargamin and lady
Mss Renie Bargamin, Miss Jennie Bowen
=. X. Archer, Aaron jeffrey, N. d., Mrs. J
NJ. Wayte, X. B. Snead, George f. Saville
John +. Hankins, wife, and child, Well
ford Hankins, X. T. Parker, s. II. Bow
man. Mrs. T.. II. Page and two children, c
Lee Moore. q. W. Latimer and son, Misse
Berry, B. s. Howard and lady, Miss Atkins
Mrs. W. q. Furguson, George Eustis, {
W. .Macmurdo, Misses Murche aud Mosely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
THE PENITENTIARY GROUNDS.
Great Improvements Recently Made-A Ne"
and Better Order OF Things.

Under the management OF superintendent
W. X. Terry. the grounds OF this lnstltu-
ton have been greatly improved. The fence
has been drawn in some ten feet on the
west side. and extended much more than
that space on the east; the stables nave
been removed from the western portion OF
tbe grounds TO the northeastern the
vretcbed old female ward has been cleared
away entirely, and the fine new one en-
closed bv a handsome brick wsll. and its
front yard laid off for grass and flower
plots.
All the ioadvays about the prison have
been beltered and that one leading from
First street has been made wider. smoother.
and OF easier grade, and the gateway and
whitewashed fence present a neat appear
ance. The new stables are about 100 yards
10 the right as you enter from First street,
and are built of old brick, painted or lime
washed.
The institution, altogether, presents a
more respectable appearance than 1t has
ever done i'm its existence OF more than
three quarters Of century.
fhe heighbofh6od, too, Is fast improv-
ing; improving on Oregon Hill and on
Belvidere street (which thorOughfare was
considerably wdened by setting the penII-
tentisry fence back), and on the north
side "the penitentiary pond "a qulS-
miIe OF old tmes-has given way 10 new
streets and buildings and wood-yard'.
There is no longer any approsch 70 the
penitentiary bv way OF Foushee street; an
extension OF the penitentiary fence on that
side has blocked up q way long known
and you have now to reach 1t e'ther by
First street or Belvidere street.
Bevidere street has OF late received con-
siderable attention from the Street Com.
mittce, and Canal street has been extended
from II to Jefferson street; big lill pc
tween the two having been made WIN
| earth taken from the site OF Brscketts OH
tavern. whereon a block OF eight handsome
business-houses Is now rising.
Foushee street will in time be someWha.
improved from Cary 10 the penitentihry
lot, a. piles OF old cobbe-stones along 'ns'
route indicate the purpose oi tn muhic,,
pal authorities TO lay gutter 10 carr! On
the water which now streams down i"a'
bill and badly washes the roadway. ,,,
First street from Byrd to oregon h'il
has been graded and widened and given a
sidewalk. Already the good enect OF tnls
investment Is seen in a NUMBER OF ne"
houses spriDging up on the Hill. But irst,
from Byrd up to Canal. Is a mean anu steep
pull, and will no doubt. in time' receive
attention from Colonel Cutshaw. IL IN 10
Dc IN the future the main avenue 10 iarge
portion OF Oregon Hill, ana ouSh, 10 pt
made as good street as possible, WITHOUT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
Ralfca lNurf.

1nv following cases were disposed "
Yesterday morning.
John Edwards aud Walter Napier were
fined $3.50 each and cost for being dru"h
and disorderly. a.o,
Byron King and II. III. Crockett were hheu
az each and cost for being drunk.
A. Il. Wharton and q. W. Diliaru,
fighting in the street. Fined s. each anu
cost.
HIP. Harder, drunk on Sunday. Fined
"a aud cost. ,.u,.
Tom and W. +. Browder and william
Clarke, disorderly and fighting III '"'
street. Fined s2.5O each and cost. ,n
Miuneno Brown and Ida Smith lpo,,n
colored) were fined s5 each for disorue''
conduct in the street. Ito,
n. W. Wills, white female, slreslcu
for being drunk In the street on suhu"'
Fined a and cost. -
George Ii. Perry (eolorcd). drunA'
Fined e. and cost. u,o
John Dougherty, drunk and lying Ill 'n'
street. Fined a. and cost.
William II. Pegram (colored), ena's y,
with fighting and creating q disturDanc. .,
the Chesapeake and Ohio depot. 1he o'''
was continued till to-day. -,
Monroe Quarles and Wilson Hehde,,so',, .,,o',
doth coIored), lighting in the street. fi''"
| $5 each and costs. o,,y
William Cherry, drunk on cu'u''
Fined e. and costs. ,.o..
Edward Logan (eolored), drunk anu .isn Iv
passing on the premises OF Mrs. 'os "''''''
Fined IS aud costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
CENTS PER COPY.

Mrs. w, b. Btgelow, Mrs. Dickenson, Miss
Ada Power, A. Reitelbach. Mrs. A. II.
sands and daughter. Miss Norwood, Miss
Herring. p. II. Mayo, George l.. Street,
Charles r. Laughlin and wife, John stuart
walker. Colonel Tbomas II. Carter, William
f. Tanner, and wife, MISS Hattie T.. Tan
ner. r. Il. Blankenship, wife, and child,
w. Ben. Palmer. George ii. Poindexter.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ashton Starke, III. Landon
CabelI. f.. ID. Deane. Major A. II. Drcwry
and wife, J. z. swords, l.. 7. Ecker, U.
II. Campion, ID. N. Walker, d. f..
swineford, Miss Bette b: Morrow.
III. W. Surcross, /. Goddard, John
C. Shafcr, George II. Poe and wiie.
f.. Millbiser. Charles n. Williams, DR.. John
G.. skellon, Miss Skeltop, Miss Anna skel-
ton, Julien +. Skeltou, l.. w. McNeish'
Mrs. Alfred Gibbs. John Skelton Williams,
Il. X. Horn and wife. b. u. Van Buren,,
Mrs Van Buren and two children. Is. *.
Lipscomb, X. A. Chewing, 5. L. Bever-
idge, Charles Lipscomb, W. c. Lynbam, X.
A IIarIowe. j. +. Kohler. Charles kohler,
III. G.. Miller. Jed Schumann. William Tall
man, Albert l.. West, Miss Hattie West, Miss
George l.. West, J. w. shields, q. Harvey
Clarke and wife. z. II. Davis, Miss Bessie
Lee. Miss Cora Lee. Mrs. \. VI. Lee, Willie
Pickreli, George Lee. Arthur Lee, STAN
ley Llpscomb and wife, +. ID.
Lynch. Walter Kidd, W. j. Blunt,
Z. T.. Dupuy, Miss Grafton, W. ii. Allison,
Warner Moore. G.. II. Baughman, X. III.
Cunningham, J. =. Watkins, W. A. Jones
and wife, Miss May Jones, Mrs. II. :.
Archer, Miss n. W. Archer, Miss +. X.
Archer, j. G. Ambers, Miss Cheatam, Miss
Ambers, Mrs. Williams, John T.. Mitchell.
Mrs. Chapln, Miss Lora Chapin. Miss Dos
we'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
SOUTHSIDE AFFAIRS.
Manchester and thesterfeId-Schooi Trus-
tees Appointed-Reyival-Pe

Manchester ard thesferneid->chooi 'r"S-
tees acknowledgements
The County Board Of School Commits
sioners Of Chesterfield met yesterday.
Present: Rev. ID. B. Winfree. Chairman;
John :. Taylor. secretary. and David l..
Graham. The Board appointed Franklin
Guy school trustee for Powhite district
rice j. w. Reams, whose term had ended;
Thomas Davis for Midlothian district rice
W. W. Pace. whose term bad expired;
Chauncey Meade for Midlothian district
in place OF w. w. Baker, resigned; u.
Wells for Dale district in place OF Gilbert
Dudley, whose term had expired; w. l..
Farley was reappointed for Matoaca dis
tr;ct: b. NJ. Nicholson was appointed for
Bermuda district in place OF Richard
Cralle. whose term had ended; George q.
Markham was re8ppointed for Clover Hill
district. and Joseph II. Rowlett was ap-
pointed for Clover Hill district in place OF
svdcnham Brooks, deceased.
The following persons now constitute the
several district School Boards OF the coun-
ty:
Dnle: l.. Wells, William Benjamin
Chalkley. Dr. T. J. Cheatham.
Bermuda: b. VI. Nicholson, J. NJ. G.
Fitzpatrick. Thomas c. Hatcher.
Midlothian George II. JcSltt, tnaun-
cey Meade. Thomas Davis.
Glover IIill George o. Markham, l.. A.
Sims. Joseph II. Rowlett.
Powhte: 4. G. Pulliam, Franklin Guy.
William 5. Philips.
Matoaca: :. 4. Mann, William VI. Robert
son. William l.. Farley
The Beard OF School Commissioners adj
iourned TO meet at the call OF the secretary.
DR.. ID. b. Winfree, who was in the city
yesterday. reports twenty-five conversions
at hi, meeting at Mount llermon. He will
baptize twenty Of them on Friday OF this
week. The meeting closed sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. Joseph Wilkinson, OF Skinquarter,
who has been Ill for some time with mala-
rial fever, is getting well.
Miss Mittie Peirce. Of SwansbOro,' who
has been very i'll for the past t"o weeks, is
cOnyalescent.
Miss Lille Dyer's condition is very un-
favorable.
Rev. Decatur Edwards preached at Clop-
ton. Street church on Sunday.
Justice James NJ. Perdue, OF this city. is
well enough to be on the street to-day.
He has been quite sick during the last
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
entailipg loss upon neighboring property.

entaiiDg loss upon neignpoT'h8 proPc'S-
owners.
The old "boat-yard," before the days OF
the canal mill-pond, lying between First
street (south Of Byrd and the present
railroad track. Is no longer part pond, part
ravine; but has been culverted and blled
In, and the new ground thus made covered
over with the shops. sheds, and tracks OF
the Allegheny Railroad Company. Thus
did this company accomplish a sanitary
good that municipal endeayor for ages to
come would have been unequal 10. Indeed,
the only remnant ot the stream that flowed
PAST the penitentiary to the canal and river,
and once did duty turning q mill.wheell,
is in the penitentiary spring lot; there II
exists for no hygienic benefit, and operates
~ a blockade to public enterprise and city
progress In that direction.
There Is hope, however, that this lot VIII
be sold this fall. and when il passes into
private hands Il will be filed in and built
upon. though The State makes some sort OF
reservation about the water supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
Other Games.
lbs teIegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
Boston: Boston, !; Chicago, 4 Boston
(Union), 4; Pittsburgh, |.
Philadelphia: Philadelphia, 6; Detroit,
Brooklyn: Metropolitan, 10; Brooklyn.
0.
Baltimore Baltimore (UnIon), ,; st.
Louis, q.
Newark, n. j.: Domestic, s.; York, l..
Allentown, Pa: Allentown, 8; Trenton,
6.
Toledo: Toledo, :; Cincinnati, II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

~ Heavy ram IN early forenoon, succeeded by
ught iain in the afternoon.
~ Light rain late in the afternoon ana IN Ihe
early evening 49,, .
t3j Thund,r-storm and light shower In the af-
teruoon.
~ Light shower in the afternoon.
t5l Light shower In tbe afternoon
fRl Iiynt shower in the afternoon.
III Very light shower in tie afterLoon'
(si Heavy shower IN The afternoon.
tgl Light shower in the forenoon.
Eainfall for the month, l.f9 inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
a Drawn Iweiye-Inning Game Be-
tween the BnItimOres and NOrfolks.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispitch.l
NORFOLK, September 1.-The Norfolk
nine, composed principally Of Richmond
bOvs. played a twelyc-inning game here
this afternoon with the Baltimores (Ameri-
can Association), the score standing | to
at the close. The Baltimores changed bat
terv three times. putting in Goldsmith
first, Emslie second, and Beirne last. The
Norfolks kept Latouche aud Tate from first
to last. They batted all three OF the Bllti-
mores pitchers freely, but despite the heavy
strain on him, the BatlmOres failed TO
"catch on " to Latouche's pitching until
he was Jagged out. in the twelfth inning.
when they made two-base bit and one
run, tIeing the NOrfolks. Immediately
thereafter they asked that the game be
called. a. they had 10 catch the Bay-Linc
boat for home. The Baltimores made one
triple play, and the Norfolks one double
nl1V.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
meteorological, Report for August.

The subjoined table gives the readings
OF the thermometer, the course OF the wind
at sunrise. and the amount OF rainfall for
the month OF August. The readings OF the
Thermometer were taken in an elevated
portion OF the city, free from any influence
OF reiracted heat, and from French instru-
ments, showing the highest and lowest
points Of the mercury during each twenty
four hours. II is believed that no better
situation for observations OF thi. character
can be fou"d in our city. They have been
carefully noted, and are believed to be alb
sOlutely correct:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02

Total amount Of aX.receivable coupons
in judgments under acts OF January II
and 20. 1882, TO September /. 1854, S2li,-
020.50.
About S375.000 Of coupons due January
and July. 1883. and January and july. 1884,
were presented at this Office for funding
under the Riddleberger law in consequence
OF the decision of the United States Circuit
Court in the case OF John i. Faure rs.
Board Of Sinking Fund Commissioners.
from the l4th to 27th OF August; but the
law has been amended by the Legislature
Just adjourned, so a. to stop the leak for
the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
Absolutely Pure spices.

whole and ground, for picking and pre-
serving, at Robins's drugstore, 523 north
Second street. between Clay and Leigh,
and no higher in price than 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 manner.
at very moderate prices. Try him. Twen.
ty-eight years experience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
DRUGS. mEDICINEs, dc.

TRUsSES, CELLU-
IL LOID TRVSSES with i've years guaranteed, ,
SHOULDER BRACES. SGSPES S~Olt1 HAND
AGES. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, HOT-WA'
TER RAGS, AIR-CUSiiiOkS, AlR-PlLLoN-' :
SDFT-RUBBER INFLAIABLE BED-PANS-
FEEDIN1-CUPS, MEDICINE-GI.AS .ASShS, &c.
l.. WAGNER. druggist
an 31-2tt c0Tncr sixth ana Broad streets.
a UTONATIC TOOTH-POWDERBO BOX.
n Call aud SCI it. Fills brush without waste OF
smiling. prevents wcttiug # powder something
M Al. Price, 20 cents or filed with our denlirce,
40 cents. JEW ELLERS' ROIGE. Sll.NER
HRUSHE>, SILVER SOAP, ELECTRO SILL
coz. TRIPOLI, e. l.. WAHNtk,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
ONLY a WOman's Heart.

Mr.. Newton Beers. assisted by Miss Marie
Manzio and new company, will tonight
present az the theatre the drama entitled
"Only Woman's Heart" The play will
be repeated at a matinee tomorrow after
noon and again tomorrow night. Prices
n nsnal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-02
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