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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
WILLIAMSBURG.
The Ntw Council->harp WOrds-hatr!-

The Ntw Council->harp WOrds-hatr:-
mOninl.
Correspondence of the Richmond Disp1tch.l
July -, 1854.
The first mcotirg Of the new Council
was held last nighj. Under the new char
fer the Council is composed Of -iX mrm-
bCrs instead Of twelve. as under the old
law. The new COuucilmen are all Malone
iic.-thrcc white and three black. The
hcdv Is presided over bv the Mayor, r. ".
Souihall lWhi'c). The HiSe men that ~
>,mhlcd at the courthouse last night ~
transact the peoples business numbered
four-three black and one white. Only
one councilman could read or write.
His Honor, after calm. th1' august
body to order. laid before them a number
OF communications which he hoped would
lie acted on without fear, favor. or aiit'-
ton. After the election of town OH 'cr-
an tfrort was made by one Of the coi0red
members TO have the election oi clerk "
the Council William II. T.. Mor,cp"k,
Democrat. who has held the office for a
number Of ymr>) rec0nsldered, but me
councilman was Informed that ~ lie l1I
voted in the minority in the election OF
clerk be could not recognize him. one OF
the cOlOred members who had voted in the
affirmative dor Morecock) was then cent
| for, and on entering the Council chamber
he stated that be was 4 colored man, thai
| his character was more 10 him than any
thing else, that he was elected by the peo'
pie, and was here IN their interest. Dr
wise was among the cOuncilmen during
the greater part Of the evening. and jus
before the meeting adjourned some hl:l
words were passed between him aud Dit
Borecock about the managemcnt OF th'
school funds.
Miss Minnie Monteiro, second daughter
| oi DR.. A. MonteirO, was married Nfdn"'
day morning to Mr.. f. A. Owens. OF Nor
folk. The Rev. j. B. Newton, Of Norfolk
officiated. The ceremony ". pcriofme,
| AZ the residence OF the brides father. an
was witnessed Icy only the intimat" friend
| OF the family. The couple left on the Il
| o'clock train for Norfolk.
4 match game OF baseball was plale'
Yesterday between the Raleigh and Asllun
clubs, OF this town, which resultes IN
victory for the Asylum team 10y score o
! 1ItoS w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Buruett's Cocoaiue

will save the hair and keep it in a strong
and healthy. condition, because II vii,
stimulate the roots Of the hair, aud restore
the natural action upon which its growth
depends.
Burnett's FIayoring Extracts are abso-
iutely pure.
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INNINGS.

= ! 3 roeA
Irtuton......u 2 = - q y :
Ntrgipias....l q q
Run. earned TTentors, 2; Nirg'nis-. |, Thr~e-
base hits Reccius. Passed halls-hnudcn |. Quin-
ton [. Wild pitchcs-Wiinanis Nash. aud FOr,
each. Left on ht~.s-Nirginias, u, Ironfons J.
First hasc on hsils-Nirsinias. q; Ircntons' : ,
Flr.t base on errors--Nirginia,, 4; Trcntpns. |.
Struck -Tirriniss, I ; TrcutOn~, 3iDuuhle plays-
Broutbers. ksod,ll. Smi b. and ShetIhAe, Nor
gan. scbenck. and Powell. Umpire Strteant Joho
1 ars ttm..-'TNu hours and minutes.
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CUFFOLk FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
LITTLE GIRLS.
SUFFOLK. VIRGINIA.

roard aud literary tuition, 500 per schoisstae
wear.
Tic sixteenth annual session opens SEPTEM-
BFR :, 1884. and clos, June 10, 1855.
suffolk Is one Of The hcathioSt and most acccS-i-
be towns in Virginia.
The CORPS Of teachers Is efficient and expert
enccd; fhe home training moral and attrs'tiVe.
!. ne advantages in Music, Art. and Language at
moderate rates. For catalogue apply 10
MISSES FINNBY,
cuH,tk. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Is fin 6 IN quality, but not an average In

Is fin IN quality, but not an average 10
quantity.
We are having few cases OF chills tiis
hot ana damp weather, but are free from
otner maladles IN the county. The present
loss OF TIE Normal School Al Farmv,lle 10
severely felt by our people. and IL bitter
disappointment 10 them, We trust II VIII
yet be established. =.
James River baptist a..ociation-Large
Crowd.
fCouespondence of plchmend Dispa;eh.l
GoLD HILL, july 81. 1884.
The "James River Baptist Association }"
closed It's years work at Buckingham
church to-day. II. McRae moderator.
and Rev. l.. Il. ThOrnhill clerk. The in
trodUctory sermon was preached by Rev.
Luther X. 1hornhill from III. Peter. third
chapter and eighteenth verse. Drs. Hatch
er and Ryland OF Richmond. and Rev. Mr..
Lynch, OF North Carolina, were among the
visiting ministers. Quite n large crow d
was in attendance on Yesterday. but every
thing pass'd d oifquietly. with the exception
Of an accident about . o'clock. A young
lady, Miss llaskins, while going to the ar
bor, was kicked on the arm by an unruly
horse. Drs. Petit and Harris were on the
grounds and did all they could 10 make her
comfortable.
Or. lIatcher's sermon on yesterday
morning, from Genesis. 18th chapter and
18th verse, was very powerful, and was
listened 10 with marked attention. Rev.
W. ". Wood, on Tuesday evening.
preached at the arb0r from Galatians, 9Th
chapter and 10th verse.
Dr. Hatcher, DR.. Rylaud. and Mr.. Thomas
J. Starkc are the guests Of Thomas :. Hall.
II las been stormy to-day, but as she
church is quite large al have found shell
ter. except few that came la,e. These
remained in carriages and buggies.
The letters 10 the Association, as read,
shows a decided improvement in mission
Dry works, temperance. &c. Rev. W. W.
Wood is nov addressing the Association
on temperance. H., JR.
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Monday no.niisnt. E,cur-,on.

The next Of these family excursions takes
place Monday night. and still greIier in
ducem.nts are offered. in a reduction ~
fare 10 one half 10 children. Let the lutle
ones enjoy the full moon. the waters, m'l'
sic, dancing, &c. The Usual hot-nsh sup
pcr is announced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Afliprl.aItlRA.
nm ,.I.gprh 20 lhe DI.patch.I

by telegraph 10 the Dspatch.I
Washington: Nationals. 3; kcy,tones.
5. WashiugtonS, ;; Neiropoli,ans, 4.
New York New Yorks. 8; Providence,
:.
Chicago: Chicago'. 3; Dctroits. ,.
Brooklyn: BaliimoreS, 3; Brooklyn', l..
Piusburgh: Allcghenys, 4; Athletics,
3 twelve innings.
Baltimore: Baltimore Unions, 3; Bo.-
ton lUnionS) |.
Newark, y. j.: DomesticN. 3 Iorks. 3.
y. Louis: 81. Louis OUniJns), (; Kan
sas city Onion>). !.
Louisville: LouiSyllcs, 3; St. Ions, z.
Indianapolis: Columbus, I; lndianapo-
liz T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

CsETERSVILLE, GA,
Tlis win certify that two members of my I'm
uciis,, family, after having suffered for many
y,a. from menstrual irr,gulariiy, and having
rccn t,at.d without benefit hy various medical
doctor. were @, length completely cured by one
iorIcof Ord. Gmdbe.d's Female Regulator. lt-
,n,ct ou such eases IS trlly wouderfi' and well
mas Mc remedy be- called "Woman's Beet
Friend
Yours respectfully,
JAMES ". STRANGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
EAT MEMS PlC.Nl

JCe D,ads up tate "a m< ',d'0" fd"f ioo late
10 s,Hthis season Eniss' ty grsd' cDnc,siloasj
"a ia iotor
FAT MINIS CAssInERE SUITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

lady II Eouham, Texas. writes: . have
oseu using your Female Regulator for several
vt,ls and with great benefit. hy case l. OF lon2
tapdIug. and las baf1ed many physicians. lhivc
tried every medicine could hear or but The fes-
tI,'.r g. ihe only one that has ever relieved my
cittes-.ug suGtriuss"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

WITH the condiments generally stt'inaAe TITS
NOT possible to produce maNond'e dressing or
salads that will compare With puRhaK'e SALAD
pEFsSING. Buy a bottle sni be- convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
THE USUAL DEFEAT.
The yIrsinias 60 Under Again az Trss-
Un-Score s 60 4.

Especial telegram To the Dispatch.I
TRRSToS, August Fox pitched with
a sore arm to-day. aud yet tbs Nirginiss
ten scattered singles show that they found
him hard to bit. Williams was in The box
for Richmond at the start, but he sent
many men TO bases on balls and battered
up Quinton 80 that in the sixth inning q
new battery was brought in, and there w's
a chsnge all around OF positions. The
Trentons won bv superior batting and sek
Of wild pitching. The score is as follows (;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
DELLEVUE IHGH SCHOOL.

ITTTI FTTtIT "
Tor Rows and Dung Men. Prenarcs for Busi-
los. COLLEGE. or University. Thoroughly and
HANDSOMELY eluippcd. Fan corps Of instructors.
Lon C,t,iingun, ad;rc.e W r. ABBOT,
Principal
VtrrEVTP pocT-OFFTCE. " c012m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
NOTAsUINSA, ALA.

NOIAtIlhSA, AtA'
Ir. !. BrafGclde Female Regulator has t'ern
uoD.lly tcst,t by me I'm great variety 81
os.,.. and am fully convinced that It IS uRi-
Vailed for hat ciass Of diea-e. winch it claims 10
ut, j. G.. HUSS, ~ ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

Dr. =. Davis, n Nlltown, Ala. writes: "lt1Te
u.,dIf.tf,'4'~ Regulator extensively in nv urac-
tlswilh entire succcss. II 1t IS rot specific, II
g.. .inu ny opiriou, the best known remedy for ue
citas,. Clr Which II is recommended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

Maicr John q. Wm.u'r. ~ Athnth vel ana
n9,orsuy known 1li o,cr the Iuite4 states - a
GUor.l Insurance Agent, says; - used this
rinedy h,forc the varon % larse plantation In "a
et,st number # cases, dl,sIys tcih absolute sao-
Ctss."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

Trcati4s on t1,iical,h and Happiness Of Wonn
mailed free to applicants
TIIE BEADFELD REGULATION COMPANY,
Box 2s. Atlanta, Ca.
lN 99-dlv6wltl
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ONE MILE FROM AMHERST. VA.

ONE MILE FROM AMHERST, VA.
"A. NTRODE, tMath. Medalist. T. Na.,l Princi-
IaI, aud Instructor IN Nathcm1tic~
W. ARCHER. VI. A., Ph. u. (U. Va, IN charge or
Languages.
s. II. HlNI;I, Assistant Instructor In Latin aud
T., cish.
THiRTETNTH SESSION WILL BEGIN SEP
TENBEH 4. 1884.
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KfILEvUF PosT-OFFICE.
DICUMCND SEMINARY,
II nos East GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

J0IN II POWELL. Principal
Nr- T.. q. PTYTON and Mrs. j. i. GAhNEII'
Associate priscIptl-. ,D,,.
1Lcnrxf 80 sion or tli- 30 tBDlN-- aud Day
>CIuOI for IOT'NG LADIES aud LITTLE
GIIL~ VII h Gin SEPTEMBER -. l~S4.
Itc Young ladies' apartments ana ul" atu'''-
rooms th0rp chlv rcditri ..,
Amy for catalogue al the book tore or 80 c,hcr
iN ~-tbCi5 IitN'.l' NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

A statutory meeting of Dumiries Is
Commission was held yeStrrday-Pro'ost
Lennox In the chair. A financial statement
was submitted. from which u appeared that
the work. IN the hands of the corporst'o"
continue 10 b. a prosperous concern. Not.
wi,bs,anding former large reductions OF
the price ~ gss, there was profit las, year
az eco, which II was agreed TO put to the
sinking fund, instead % 600 only a. pre-
,iously. IL was estimated thai next yeiF
that there would be q free proht 81 sboo,
,ft,r having TO the sinking fund; but The
committee recommend. in view OF certain
eontIng, ncies, that the charge per l.ooofect
remain as st present. 81. Cd. gsi censl::
Treasurer Dykes moved that Il he reduced
%. He sdmi.ted that that. on the present
consumption would leave dehcit of sf"w
nounds' hut il would be more than made
up for by increased consumption. The re-
communication Of the committee, on the
motion OF the Provost. was agreed To.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Communicated
Cheap Gee.
To ne Editor Of ne Dispatch /,

Please keep u before the people 'ns, sa
,be nrIse Of Illuminating gas (s9 per LOW
iee,i In Richmond Is too high. kindly M
s,rt the following extract from seo'eh
paper Of recent date, and oblige
A CONSUMER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Founder ard President,
The Rt. Rev. Bishep IIELLnUTu, u. d., u. G. l..

Handsonc and spacious buildlngs Of brick aud
stone. standing I'm 90 acres Of land. beautifufIy
situated In amOsi healthy AMI prominent locality
On the haEkS uf The river Thames Four hour l,y
route between hast and West The ann OF the
founder of this College Is 10 provide the
i,Icctual aud practically useful education, The
whole sys;om Is based upon the soundest PR .
TtSTANT principles as the Ouly basis for The
right formation of character.
FRENCH T. the language spoken In the COllega
MUSIC 4 SPECIALITY. under the directar.hip
Of W. WAUGH LAUDER, Gold Medslis. and pupil
Of tho celebrated Able List. and gradu tte % |,
IcfpSic CoustryatOire. ctc., etc. PAINTING; A
SrfCIALTY, ", der The directorship OF j. X.
SEAvY, artist. Of European School Of Art.
PULL DIPLOMA COURSES IN NLITgRATURE,
Music, AND ART.
Practical lcssOns given IN Domestic Economy
md COZ ~ Rid ~ school In connection wi tn
ihe college FORTY SCHOLARSHIPS Of The
value Of from sos TO 500 annually awarded by
{, c,mIetiiion. eighteen Of which are open for com
ttiitcn at nc Scptcmb-r entrance eNatnin iuOus
Terms per sci Oui ear Enard. laundry, ana tu-
fflon. Including the whole English Course, An
Client and Modern Languages, and CtbsthenIcs.
from S2hO to $500. Music and Painting extra.
including with the ebcve. Piano and Vocal Music
and Ps,nting. frsm $500 ~ ffn0. ICNlDR-UK-
PNRTMF NJ TI'PlI : ADMITTED FROM THE
NGE or FIGHT special department for the
tr iuinF Of t-aCicrs. Tc 'cacrs Registry ln con
nfcton with The College. Professorial stat OF Eng
r,h and European reputation. Liberal re,iu 'tlon
o. Tie daughters of clcrgymcn. For large illusra-
ief circuir ffrcel and further particulars. ad-
dfcss s?Ev. T.. y. ENGLIsH. a A.,
Principal licllmuth Ladies College.
London, Ont, Canada.
Next term opens SEPTEMBER 18TH.
D :. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

MISS ANN + T 7 + SCliENCh ;
NGI-NG LADIES AND CHILDREN 1 etsi Ff-
i,-oehih street. New York facing Central rSrSl
ry srd Collegiate course. Circulars ON appllon-
lion. References: Bishop stephens, OF Pennsy J.
Vauia: Assistant Bishop Porer, Hon. hl"hrL'
pierrerout and Judge Barrett. supreme '..urI l.
New York: Bishop Lh'leiohn and Rev N"Hh
Ihut Schenck. -. d., BrOOklYni General IL. -
Sclenck, Washington, ID. G. VF-N ~ Nt2II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Late weather Report.

lSpScEi teleGfsHl W ule Dslitco'i
WAsHINGToH. ID. G., August :-l:22 A.
M-For the Middle Atlantic States, fair,
except IN southern portion, partly cloudy
weather and local rains, variable winds.
slight changes in temperature.
For the South Atlantic state-, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rain, variable
winds, slight change in temperature.
1HB WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear.
partly cloudy, and sultry.
THrRNOsETER YESTERDAY: Q A. VI, "A ;
. A. NJ. 81; noon. s.; 3 i. ~, 81 L.
H.. Sc; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, 81 &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE,

Under care Of members Of the Religions Society
Of Friends. THIRTY minutes fIom liroad-Str 'et
sta ION. FULL COLLEGE COVRSES-t 'las,cal,
Scientific, and Literary. Also, a PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. I1CatiOg unsurpassed for hc1lthiul-
ness. Extensive grounds; new and costly build
ninth mnth-St PTEMBER 9, 1SSi Apply
early to ensure admission. For catalogue and isll
particulars ADDRESS
FDWARD n. NAGILI. \. NJ. Pres'dent.
fc l7.3m SwarthmOre. Delaware couniNP1.
TNINFE>ITY SCHOOL. PETERS
I RI'EG. - The twentieth annual session
htgins NE FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER.
thorough prpuArattou for University OF Nlrg MA
ana I'uitcd states Military and Naval Academies.
Highly recommended hy Faculty or the University
of Virginia. Fun stat ofin -truci1rs. Pupils uni
fIlniv successful. situation hca ihiul. EarlY
admiration advised. as number "f bO1rdcrs Is
strictly limited. For catalogue address
W. GORDON MCCABE.
tv1r.on Head Master.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

From James =. Harrison. Chairman OF Facultv,
t'uiNpr-ify of Virginia. -" Your school ts noe
for iis good discipline and thorough educational
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

" cdn II you, and IA f0'~eildte psre'd'9
pays you-e-en II pou hare ~ cdrry tAe goods
OcFr (or a gar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
TIE STINONIALS.


From James +. Harrison. Chairman Of |acultv,
t'niNor-ify 0f Virginia. -" Your school f. noe |
for iis good discipline and thorough educational
training"
rTroIn nr William +. Peters. Professor y
Latin. 4. Va. ~ so not hesitate a. recommend
he kenmore High school IS IN every rcspcc, 4 -
deserving the confidence aud ptrOnlge Of the
public
From Professor G. orge Ere lcrich HOLMES, T..
Va T." The kenmore Academy l. regarded as
among ;lc best of The Virginia .ch0Dl5 Of ldSh
grade
From Professor Francis H. Smith, L. Va"
regard tht Kenmore SchnH as standing descrvediy
IN the fri rank OF high schools
Ifron Professor Thoma, l.. Price. now Of CO.
lulnhia College, New York. o." feel cert un thu
tie course of teaching at Kenmore is unusually
solid and elective
lErom Colonel Charlie :. Nenahle. Professor of
Mathematics, Va =" Nr. Strodc's VIII, energy
and ability, end ms experience rs a successful
teacher quality hlm well 20 make this eutcrpr - 4
success and benefit 10 the state aud country
From tie same, later. r." The success which
Kenmore High Scuool has achieved, aud the pre-
Uaration and tralniag of tts pupils who have en-
tclcd tie University of Nrrnia. have fully iuat-
fCd tie recommendations Of fhls excellent school
t. the public at It's beginning four years ago"
For fuller testimonials and other Dirticnl1rs see
catalogue. mHiiod 10 all applicants on addressing
n e. pIincfuai. iy 2S sum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
- Win =

Nav mean " Poisoned with Potash" This is NE
,..., rtifu l0Irdr,1s who have been unVl.c ,u'uIh
.lt >sraua rliiss, Potash mixtures. ctr.. uI.ii
Ii-t. fi"n j. ain. 80 iaahy impaired swift. >pc-
CO.. Q. lC'u aYd bu..ts up the waste made by
utsr Iu..ou-.
"a vas .uEcriu. with Eioli-Poi,ou. and treated
tsNs'HI months wi D. Mercury ana fnts 81, only 20
D. -Lt fc worse. lie Potash took away Hy sp1c-
a., auJ gave iue Gy~ptp.l@. and h0A gave me
ft,uW tl.m. I thCu t00a ~arssp.rillss, etc. Al
rt-t -srt1usrllH miNtuTe- have Potash IN ihcm.
fti. Uott ne s'ill worse, % - drove the poison
f.ftt,f .utnmy system. 4 frleud insisted should
D. ~ a.. >lecil-. aud 10 cured ~ ihe 1lOpd-
&C.,. 3D., drove fiC Mercury and Potash out Of my
htt,m. and to-day ala As welt "a ever wst.'
GEORGE o. MELLMtN, Jn,
Salem, Mas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

FoRsALE' AN
AFINE Young HORSE;
gentle and hind. ani hrVte 60 all harness; slsoa
rood riding hOrse. Csn ~ sesa At lIli trinklsn
street. Ao oN-@t-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

NOW FoR 1HE sLAuGHTERi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
ROANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM. VA

DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM. \.
IL Pcaufiful luom tain location. Two '"nr~e'
Tor I,prcrs: also Bdsiuess and Preparatory
Course. French and German spoken. ihstr'le.
ton thorough. Library 10000 Volumes. ~ ~
religions and moral iu!lIcIcc-. LNp'n~'- Tor niue
month. Uucluuiug tuition. board. tic.l sl4y
ll7C. ar ..O4. Increasing patrpn1gr from I
Stftc- Ind. Tor. and cNico. 3Sd e"s'i.h -, -
sem. 7th. Catalogue ftce. address > ~, > ~
BEEHt X, PrCeictut. " c,doN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

FAT MINIS CAssInERF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

IOHN LATOUCIIE. MERCHANT>a2
~ TAILOR No. Z Tcntn street, kecgs q
CONSTANTLY ~ STOCK FNERY- ~
THING SCITApLL FOR GETTING UP-.LA-
ttNF, STYLISH, And DURABLE
GARMENTS.
Tlc low prices will surprise any one used 20 llne
WORK. ic 2l.Cod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

dotr A. smith, The largest merchant In GNae'-
vfut.0A.s4Ns. " suffered fur years fro.n he COM
i.rtd ,1ects of ETy>ipelss snd Eczema. COZ.
rtutd 90 gov wuise under medical treatment ind
y ak'Lg medicine containing Potash. :. : :.
sitrU me- % ornuRllysnd absolutely appetite.
fiiI gtll and hesh returned g. was cured "iihit"
1ftt,ise On Blood. and SKIN Diseases mailed free
tral.lieAnts SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, ds.
NCu York once, lSQ west Tweutv.third strest
t,fWttn sixth aud seventh avenues; Philade pAla
ffte- 1903 Chestnut street. su Il"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

COME ALONG BOYS THAT WEIGH FROM
100 To 500 POUNDS.
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FITS, ACQUIRED.

EPILEPSY, FITS, FALLING FITS,
CURED.
THIS is no hnnbos. Tor Inform atl0a, IRE, of
charge, write to l.. IL. SCHUYLER,
NV i-odSm stN.f0gd. tonn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02

NOW FOR 1HE sLAuGHTERi
Al our s25 SUITS
nov - - Si7.25.
All our IA WORsTTD t.0 SUITS
now soa:slj.
An ou,BIUE FLANNEL tl4 SUITS
now gja,tl0.
Al our BROWN EIBBFD s27 SUITS
uoa - a: .10.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HELLMUTH
LADIES COLLEGE,
LONDON, ONTARIO, CANADA

(Afh'iaiCd with the Western Unlversity.)
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NORTH CAROLINA Ex..o~IrION.
PERSON T..


WHITEHURST K OWEN, MANU-
w FACTURERs OF SASH, BLINDS. DppkS,
MOULDlNGS. BRk'kFTN, &C., TENTH ANip
BYRD STREETs.-Our nsN factory, un,urpts,ri
Ia arrangement ami ~laipment ~ any ~ the
country, Is now in full operation. aui ~ ar pr
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THIS l. AFAT MANS PlC-NI-.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26

The Governor has pardoned John
Beltz, convicted of murder in second
degree, 10 the Criminal Court Of Bal
timore in january, 1881, and senten-
ced to the peniEentiary for Eve years.
The pardon was recommended bv
Judge Pinkney, the States Attorney
and the jurors who tried the case. and
the directors of the penitentiary. The
Governor has also pardoned Louis p
krumm, convicted Of gambling 1t the
May term Of the Criminal Court 81
baltimore. and sentenced 10 nine
months IN Jail The pardon was
granted On the rec0mmendatio of the
lail physician who certiies thai
krumm Is hopelessly III.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
Death Of an Old Resident.

Another name has been added to
thelo nelly roll of our city's dead, in
the person Of Mrs. Kasiah Hutchin-
son, who departed this life at the resi-
dence of her son in-law, Mr.. Josiah
Russell, yesterday afternoon at 5
O'Clock. The deceased was in her
80th year. She had been resident
of this city, for nearly SO years. Dur
ing the last FIVE years she has been
confined to her room and bed, yet, she
patiently bore all her sufferings, calm
ly awaiting the coming of her Lord.
The deceased had been q member of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, dur
ing the last 81 years, having been
converted under the ministery of the
Rev. Thomas Myers. Her end was
peace. Thus one by one, the men,
bership of the church below is trans
ferred to the church triumphant. Her
funeral will take place on Sabbath
afternoon at 4 o'clock, from Wesley
Chapel M. E. Church.