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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Lae (nInD.

There was a called meeting Of Lee Camp
held last night Mayor W. c. Darlington
in the chair) with the view OF considering
l proposition to enlarge the number OF
rllstees OF the Soldiers Home fund from
seven to nine. Such resolution
was offered and voted down by large
maiority.
The fund, altogether, amounts to about
s2j,000.
Action on the resignation OF Commander
Mayor Darlington will be taken at the
next meeting,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Firs.sIarm and Telephone.

On Monday night the Council committee
tested a number Of flre.alarm boxes. and
found that they refused to do the service
for which they were intended. Had nrC
broken out that night it would have been
with extreme difficulty that the depart
ment could have been summoned. The
committee seemed TO blame Superintendent
Paynter. That gentleman publishes card
saving that upon examination llate thai
night he found three telephone wires on
the fre-aIarm [wiresl in different parts OF
the city, thus completely grounding the
fre-alarm, so that II could not work, and
as long as this is allowed TO continue the
tre.slarm cannot be relied upon."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
On fD Newark.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
Phil Ktarny Post, No. 10, Grand Army OF
tie Republic. IN. X. L. Lee Camp, No. l..
Confederate Veterans, are buSily employed
completing arrangements for their visit 10
Newark, y. D.. next week rs the guests OF
Lincoln Post, No. IL, Grand Army OF the
Republic, OF that city. They will leave
Richmond on Monday, Juiy Ith, ria the
Richmond. Fredericksburg, and Potomac
railroad at G:30 y. u, ard remain IN Phie-
dciphia several hours, 30 ~ to reach New
ark at the hour se!cctcd-ll \. NJ. on
Tuesday the Sth-wh5re they are to have
Il Grand reception. our boys viii be away
alout four or five days. \ good many
ladies, members wives and daughters, viii
accomulny the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

The closing exercises Of Mrs. W: J.
Peyton's music-class was celebrated July
lst, at the old pump-house, with large al
tendance, In spite Of the rain. all enjoying
themselves by dancing oil day. The foi,
lowing young ladies were awarded 2old
medals Misses Annie Courtney (gradustel,
Minnie Swift, Mary Gary, May Braur. Ida
Lee Allen.
Silver medals were awarded for RAPID
Improvement Misses Lou Fidiedt, Linda
Bryant, VIck Gaines, Cary Adams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Mozart Tonight.

1. Overture, al Turco in Italia" (Ros-
SIM, orchestra. 2. Duo, soprano and Tenor.
Might in Venice" (Ardiii,) Mr.. and Mrs.
+. W. HoR. 3. Baritone solo, will He
Come" (sulliyau.) Mr.. William III. Grant.
4. q, "Trlumerei," (Schumann,) "Swt-
dish Wedding March," (S0ederman). or
chestra. 5. Tenor Solo, "Eily Mayour-
neen," Benedict,) Mr.. Z. w. Hoh. g..
Trio. "Madre del Sommo AmOre." Cam
pana,) Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Hotf and Mr..
Grant. I. PotpOuri a" Beggar Student"
fMilloecker.) orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
TIE EXTRA SESSION.
Position Of General WickAam ana Mr.. Cal
iahan-The Two Electoral Tickets.

Position of General WickAam and MIR. Cal
iaban-The Two Electoral Tickets.
General Williams e. WickhGm, in col-
versaiion with a Dispatch representative
Yesterday, said Mr.. Callahan aud himself
had not signed the call fo- an extra session
Of the General Assembly, and that the only
ground on which an extra session can
lie .justltlcd at this time is the doubt
that seems 10 exist as 10 the legality
Of the college Of electors, in the event
Of there being no act passed appor-
tioning the State into ten electoral
districts. lie said that Mr.. Callahan and
himself are considering that question with
purpose OF baSing their course in regard TO
The call OF an extra session solely with
view to that point. They are opposed TO
call on any other grounds.
"Well, General, how about the two cleo
toral tickets (Mahone Republican and
StraightoutS)'"
"They are in the field" replied the
General.
"Wil there be any compromise between
the straightouts and the Malone party in
regard to a division Of electorsl"
"Ican't say; am waiting to see," was
his response.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

HANDSOME PAPER.-The Richmond Dis
patch il now one of the largest, as /; is one
Of the ablest, papers in the South; and we
rejoice that our excellent contemporary has
met with such iustly-deserved good fortune
as to be able to present its readers with
journal that must be Il source OF pride to
all the good people OF the capital city. As
a rewspaper the Dispatch has always taken
the lead in Virginia journalism, and we
trust that il may yet be enabled TO we wiIh
the Metropolitan papers IN all tne details
which make a great paper. PeterSOar9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Circuit Conrt. Yesterday.

John Turner, Daniel Shields, Martin
Brooks, and Charles Morris were sem
fenced 10 one years imprisonment in the
State penitentiary, after the expiration OF
their present term, for breaking ont OF said
prison-one fourth Of their entire term TO
be spent in solitary confinement.
Judge Wexford granted James r. Ma
pier the privilege OF changing his name to
James p. Brooks, by which name he Will
be known In the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

tDR. WILLIAM T. HOWARD, OF BALTIMORE,
Professor Of Diseases Of Women and Children In
the University OF Maryland.
DR.. Howard attesis the common adaptation Of
this Water ia "a ,oide range of caSes" with that
Of TIE far-famed White sulphur Springs In Green
oricr county, West Virginia, and adds the follow
ing:
"Indeed, IN a certain class Of cases II f. much
s,peri0r 10 Tho lailer ] alludc to the abiding
debility attendant upon the tardy conydlescence
from grave scme disc1ses: aud more especially to
Tie CdcheTtd aud Se{uets incident 10 hdtdrl0us
T,reys in IN their grades aud varieties 10 certain
forms of Atomic DyspepGid, and all the AGec-
tiopS Peculiar 10 Women that are remediablc at
al, bv mint raj waters. IN snort. Dsr6 called
upon 10 sf1te from tchdt niiEerdl eaters hare
seeR the GTedtest and most unnltstGkdDte amount
Of OO0i accrue "a the largest adn1ber Of cases il
Bug0iO Springs, IN Heckien5urg county, Va"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
New appointment. A

We are glad to see that DIR. William +.
Mercer. son of I. j. Mercer, Esq. so well
known in this community, has Just been
appointed adjunct professor to The CHAIR OF
Meteria Medica and Therapeutics in the Ned
icsl College Of Virginia. Or. MeIce VIII
be remembered as one Of the etficicnC resi-
dent surgeons OF the city almshouse. He
was also at one time at the Retreat for the
Sick" We hope bright future awaits
our Young and modest tOwnsman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Aur0ra Lodge.

Aurora Lodge, No. 116, /. o. o. +, will
have public installation OF Its officers at
Monticello Hall tonight ut $3.50 O'Clock.
The installation ceremonies viii Of them.
selves be interesting, and will be followed
by music, singing, addresses, ventrilo'
quism, dancing. and refreshments. There
win be many ladies' present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

SUMNER NUMBER OF THE LONDON ILLUS.
rRATsp News, containing beautiful
chrome, called Happy Days." and Tine
SEASON FOR AUGUST, both full OF fne Illus
tratiops, and the latter rs good fashion
number. These, as well rs other month
lies, can be found at N. Leonards, news
dealer. gOS Main street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Virginia Beach.

This magnificent sea-shore resort, immedi-
ately on the Atlantic ocean. near Cape Hen
~. is now in full blast, and is very popular.
Its immense pavilion. stretching along the
beach many hundred feet, is daily crowded
with visitors from all parts OF the country.
by the new schedule Of the Norfolk and
Virginia Beach railroad, in operation July
1st, passengers by the steamer Ariel, lesy-
ing here every Tuesday, Thursday. and
Saturday at I A. NJ, arrive at the Beach to
tea. leaving NOrioll, at G:3O z. NJ. Thee
tire cost OF ticket from Richmond to the
Beach by this route is only $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
The Troubles I'm thc Eire-Aiarm De-
par1meHt.

4 committee appointed by President
Bass. OF the City Council, TO in estigale the
recent troubles in the llrc-alarm depart
mcnt, net in the Council chamber las5
n;eht after the Joint session. Present: Mr.
W. Il. Bowie. chairman. and Messrs. VIII
liam II. Williams and John J. King; Il. l..
August secretary. The committee decided
10 make thorough Investigation, and for
this purpose will meet again or Tuesday
evening lext at 6 O'Clock. when they will
have the chief OF the Fire Department and
the Supenntcndento OF the Fre- before
thClu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY.

THE VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY,
Il ORGANIZED 16l3-REv. CHARLES MN
klGERQDE, PREslDENr; RICHARD IRBY,
kfckETARY; WESf. JOHNSTON 4 CO., De
eject ihe largest freest, and cheapest distribution
o. The Holy Scriptures through the seif-denial and
With the leas, possible expense. Bibles, Tesia.
nleDt, and separate Books of Scripture furnished
q the depository or through coip0rterrs af from
be sept 70 The seefetsry of through the pastors OF
shurehe@ RICHARD fkBf, SECRETARY.
el2-Th3s e2l Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
GRIN AND cdTToN.
Annual Meeting OF This Exchange -0i:!sess
Elected Committees Appointed.

Annual Meeting OF This Etchanae-ti5.!e
Eleotcd-Coinn,ittecs Appointed.
The annual meeting of the Board of Di-
Tectors OF the Richmond Grain and Cotton
Exchange was held yesterday morning al
close Of 'Changc-John /. Brancn. Esq,
first yice-presideni, iu the chair. aud Mr..
y. ~ Jacob secretary. Tie annual report
OF the seeretary was presented. IL SHOWS
the Exchange 10 be In a prosperous condi-
ZION. The transactions on 'Changr were
greatly in excess Of those for the year end
ing June 30, 1889. and The offerings on
Change much larpcr than for any year since
the organization Of the association. There
are ono hundred and one members IN the
Exchange. and II IL hoped and expected
that many more will connect themselves
with The association. which Is doing
much to build up the trade OF our city.
During the year past the Exchange lost
two OF rs most valuable members by
deatlI-yiz, George ). Palmer, Esq, who,
tor several years, wai first vicc-prcsident.
and James +. Tompkins. Esq. The first
new Virginia wheat was offered on Change
June %, 1891, of the Fultz variety. Ii
WIS grown III Hcnrico and King William
counties. The first new Virginia corn was
offered on Change October II, 1855
grown in Charles City county. The Offer
ings on Change ior the year were aS fol-
low:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

PIANO At decentralization IS ca'lci u the
sale OF a surcrb 7.-octayc Upright Piano at T. j.
COOKS auctior-h0use t. be sold on TUESDAY, sta
Instant At | | o'clock.
The instrument IS now Oh exhibition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken Of your
rect by a sick child suffering ani crying With ni1
Of cutting teeth? If so, send atonce ana get bot
tie Of MRS. WINsLOWS : SOOTHING SYRUP
(, children tccthng. Is yalle Is incNlculblc. II
viii relieve the poor little sufferer immciirtely.
Depend upon It. mothers there s. no mistake about
It. 1t cures dysentcry and darrhna, regulates the
stomach and bowels and cures wind-colic, softcns
the gums. reduces Inflammation. and gives tone
and energy to the whole system. MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children teeth
ing is pleasant to the taste. and Is the prescription
OF one of the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses IN the United States and Is for sale by
all druggists throughout the world. Price % cents
a bottle. jy l-eOdiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

DUREEE'S SALAD DRESSING is composed Of the
freshest. puic,t. and cuoice,t condiments money
will bay. II surpasses any that can he made at
home. Is cheaper, saves labor aud all anxiety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
.DR. o. F. MANSON. OF RICHMOND. VA,

Ogy in the Medical College Of Virginia
- have observed marked sanatve effects from
the Buffalo Water II. Edtaridl CGcheItG, Atomic
DyFUCpsid. some Of ;he Peculiar Affections Of
Womea, An0mia. HypOchOndriGsis, Cdrdidc
PGlYttQtiOits, dc. 1t mas been especially eica-
cions I'm ChrOatc Intern dteRt Fecer, numerous
cases Of fhts character, t0hfch had obstiRdteiy
trithst0od the usual remedies hGrin0 restored to
perfect hedlh IN a brtef space Of time dy a So
jOtirf Gt the Springs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Pleasures for Four. n Of July.

Lunch Baskets;
Deviled Ham, Chicken, and ether Meats
Large Tongues;
Sardines;
Corned Beef in cans
Crackers:
Best Bottled Beer;
Lime Juice;
Raspberry Syrup;
Ginger Ale;
Ola Whiskcys, at low prices;
Cigars. &c, &c.
For sale by
JosEPn ". BLAIR. Grocer.
Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
4 SINGLE FACT
Is WORTH 4 sHIP-LOAD or
ARGUMENT.
SINGLE FACT
CARTERGVILLE. GA.

tARTERSNiLLE, GA
'chis will certify that two members OF my I'm
mediate family, after having suffered for many
years from menstrual irregu'arly, and having
been treated without benefit by various medical
doctors were az length completely cured by one
bottle Of DR.. j. Bradhe,d's Female Regulator. Its
effect on such cases Is truly wonderful, and well
may the remedy be called "Womans Best
Friend"
Yours respectfully,
JAMES W. STRANGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

II you bayc trouble in getting your med
icines prepared to suit you, and wish The
very hest. 20 to A. II. Robins, j23 north
Second street. For purity, iull strength,
and reasonable prices, he is hard to beat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

wv yANTED. BOAROERs iN imh
w MouNTAINs.--N,.Ns HvuSsrs ~, 49, Wr
Powell. Highland comfy Va. orcn .P' s,y -,
JtrNF 10, 1854 This Olacc presents nsanN ~ 5sc
fractions Tor inyr,ds ana pis ~, ,,N,
mate dclishifoi and cSceeetTFy ,.ss.s ysri
" grand and bceaiifuh No1tss'n ~, 'WvcieaNs,i n.
m@i IN ssht of the ao,e anc Ssf,,ySca,e ,,SSae
spqing convenient. whose wst,'s .ce.s ~ n,siatico
ncssl 10 invalids. Daily malL ,nns.,a. s5 nor
good. Satisfaction rasr.ntces .,.s 10,
wttR s2S pcr month of sNcotS-S' ~
for'hci par'ic"'ass A"'''t n. HRtwSB<w.
osutr and Proprietor.
MriN0wcll. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
DR.. WILLIAM II. DOUGHTY,


Late Professor Of Matera Medica aud Thcrapeu-
tics. Medical College Of Georgia; surgeon in
Charge OF General Hospital. Confederate Army
Member of American Medical Association. &c.
"TgJt0. NaiGridl Fcrcr 1f a severe type pre-
yailea extensively In iavorlte part Of the city
during he past summer, and number of case,
came under Hy professional care. and In all Of
them substituted the Bui,G1 Lithla Water for
Ilc ordinary drinkine-water, and am sllisacd
with excellent results.
..Ilc following considerations prompted this
urc oft:
LIST Tue ceTtdinty Of securing pure ioGfeT.l
"2d II promotes The continued JFee Gctioa OF
the KidHtgS, great desideratnm in Tbphotffl
DjslaSoS. for this PUrPOS6I think Il SUPerSeicS
tHodiciHdi To1GedteS pr0pfr.
"3d. Itailays IyittJfiig Of the Stomach ami
preServcs lle int4grty of The DfgeHire Ofgdfts,
matter Of great moment IL TgphOtd.n
.Hoih prs. Howard and Manson refer 10 the
wafer the Old Buffalo spring known a. No. l.
For sale by - o
Agents for Virginia Mineral Springs Waters.
L., 1 q d g. -t-lvv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
sFrmSIrsi RE.

L. GATHRIGHT & son AREA
~. not manufacturer but BY buying their ~
goods in large quantities aud paying SPOT
casn are allowed such discounts as 10 enablefN
them TO sell AS low as auy manufacturer, whether
IN the eating" and any one wishing 10 satisfy
themselves as TO tins fact can do ~ inquirng at
our wRreroOms. where be found a larger va
rIety Of FURNITURE than was ever produced
by any one manufacturer.
je 10 Nos. l2 and 10 GOVERNOR STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
BAsEsALI.

7 '' v ltfbiaf Nlht W kfNiivin ft7ttiNtt
and commenced TO play game. but II was
broken up during the second inning by the
rain. The Virginias went 10 the bat once
and made one run; the Norfolks went 10
toe bat twice and made nothing. There
were about 600 persons 10 see The game.
i The bows had good time generally, and
mos; % them returned last night.
The Ironsidcs, OF Lancaster, Pa, VIII
play the YireinIas at the Virginia Park
this afternoon. tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock, aud tomorrow afternoon.
Oihcr Gnmes.
Boston: Boston Unionsh 10; Kansas
City Unions, Q.
So. Louis Baltimore, 1j; st. Louis. II.
Detroit New Yorks, I; Detroits. 2.
Cincinnati Washingtons, /; Cincin.
natl. lc.
Cleveland: Clevelands. 4; Providence, 2.
Trenton, N. j.: Trentons. Ia; Domes-
ties. Of Newark. 3.
Baltimore: Baltimore Unionsl 4; CIn-
cinnatis (UniOns6 ..
Philadelphia: Keystone (UnionsC 4;
Chicago (Unions), 2.
Harrisburg, Pa: Harrisburg, Q; VIII
minttons. 6.
Toledo: Toledos, 7; Allcghenys, 8.
Buffalo Butlalos. Bostons. 4.
Columbus, o.: MctropoIi,ans, O.; Co
lumhus. I.
Indianapolis: indianapolis, 3; Brook
lyur, q. Rain stopped the game al the sew
entt inning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
DIR. JOHN W. WILLIAMSON, JACKSON. TENN.
Extract from Communication on the Therdpea-
TIC Action of the Buffalo Lithid HIner
ia the " Vtrginid Medical Month
= IL

ly" for February, 1877.
Their great value In adtdrtdl Diseases and
SeQueiG has been most abundantly and satisfac-
tOTiiy tested and have nc question that IL would
hayebeen 4 valuable auxiliary In the treatment uf
he epidemic Of Tell0lc-F FeCer which so terribly
afiliciCd the Mississippi Valley during the past
summer. ] prescribed L myself. and II gave
prompt relief ina case Of Suppression Of Urine,
IiStye8GiHg and dangerous symptoms. The pa
tient recovered, hut how far the water may have
contributed 20 that result (hayinc prescribed II IN
but single easel !, oi couise, cannot undertake
q SAY There IS no doUbt, hOtcecer dbOtU ne
fqrt NOt fG ddhJintStrdtt0n tcdS attended ~ the
tnAT LenthciGL fesuItS.N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
nrs.yEss CHANCES.

LIOR 4 A l. r.,
i TUBULAR BOILER. 100 horsepower, ~
sEiDrvxLVE. FIXED CUTOFF EN-
CINE. damaged BY Dire:
TURBINE WATER WuEELS-one So
inch aud one 40-lnch dhme,cr--in poeiiIon
aud ready fof uS'. - - : .
ibis Is an excellent site for mfnuftcturing pnr-
poses. Liberal ARRANGEMENTS can be u'aie Tor
wRtcr-power and other privileges.
All die above can be sccn al cur old site IN Man-
chester. RICHMOND CEDtR-Wbhhr.
81 ln-it RrhnlnmI. va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
IrnnR,s % ISLAND, VA.
y .r,srpr RESORT IN VIRGINIA..

yq,e s,cs, and afcst surf i.hine. oceli-' chan'
- I'd sl,srL. GshiuR sni snille-sloou~F, 40 -.
Te,1ns. - per day. VIZ III No'N' Wv y"
"e, Hollc. from oll Point ard Norfolk ey ,,eam r
N,lW.l' it"ni sad fEiDAH. The baltimore
" ~, slln-ten s,cs ,ncrs ioske close conaect'on
s.,,, ssa ~ Ner,hsmpioa. Hotel physician, T. A.
- 'sTEh. Auu''@ =. r. SpADy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

ENTIRE AND ABSOLUTE SUCCESS.
Major John c. Wmtner, OF Atlanta, well and
fayorably known ali over the United States as
General Insurance Agent, says: 81 used this
remedy before the war on n large plantaton In
great number Of cases, dlsoays ,oih absolute sue
cess"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

Longbcry (Augnst 11th).
prime. e.................... / 2O7
Mixed august 11th). prime. 10
Shortbeny august 12th),
choice .................. l 10
Corn-White MAY 17th), very good. 70
Mixed MAY 17th), prince. 73
Oats-Winter (Fcbruary 1st), prime. G5
Spring February 21th). prime. IS
The railroad companies entering the city
report the following receipts Cotton
Receipts, 1902 bales; shipments, 9.2OS
bales. Flour, 1851 barrels; wheat,
1926 bushels; corn, 9i5,2S7 bushels;
oats. .035 bushels; rye, G.904 bushels.
Total grain receipts, 3,0Gj,S4 Bushels.
This is not all OF the grain received in this
market, as large quantities come in on
wagons and one railroad will not furnish
any report.
B. 4. Jacob. Esq. was reelected secre-
tary and Mr.. W. =. Smith treasurer, aud
the following standing committees:
Executive Committee II. B. TaliaferrO
(chairmanl, W. &. Clemens. L. j. Gregory,
{. II. Simpson, and W. T.. Johnston.
Arbitration Committee: II. b. Somer-
VILE Cchairman), ". d. Tompkins, John
Addison. T. ii. EiIctt, and Otway :. Allen,
Grain Committee: W. II. Tyler CHAIR
mani, Il. \. Dunlop, Charles i. ToGd, c.
L. Ecdford. o. :. Allen, G. II. Simpson.
and Il. l.. Talaicrro.
Committee on New Members Captain
Philip IIaXGii (chairDan), john l.. Branch,
l.. \. Subctt, and ". q. Clemens.
Appeal Committee: John +. B-anch
(chairlnan). l.. l.. Bass. James IL. Blair. W.
u. Gibson. W. q. Clemens. G. L. Rcdiord,
and {. l.. Todd.
Committee on Information and Statistics: /:
". G. Clemens chairman, W. {. Seldom,
/. J. Gregory, and John Addison.
Comnitlcc on Trade: +. /. Moscs Chair
man. Il. r. Briggs, II. Z. Ta.ia.crro, +.
II. DcaDc, and l.. y. CronShaw, Jr.
Committee on CiassilicatioHs and Q1ot'l-
tions: W. 4. James, chairman; W. G..
Clemens, W. g. Gregory, and John Addi-
son.
II is pity that any railroad company r.
fuses to furnish the EScLangc with Stats
tics. Richmond Gas not 50 much ira le
that she can afford to 20 before the public
with statement by this means sh1rn of
ITS due proportions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

This ofles viii hs closed on FRIDAY, July 4rrt
No freight will be received or delivered on that
day. GEORGE W. AI4LkN a CO.,
j ty Sat AZ takea Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

ing June 30. 1884 293,G1G
There was also offered on Change 1872
barrels OF flour and 900 tons OF mill-o(lll.
The largest Offering for any one month
was August, 1SS3-5S0.530 bushels, and the
smallest January, 1SS4-109.17S bushels.
The largest Offering Of wheat was in Au-
gust. 1SS3-5il,092 bushels. aud the small
est June. 1SS4-2, ,G3i bushels. The largest
Offering Of corn was in june, lSs4-l19.300
bushels. and the smallest in September,
1SS3-19.307 bushels. The largest Offering
Of oats was in April, 1Ssi-42,2 ,272 bushels,
and The smallest in June. 1SS4-1Q.9jO
bushels.
The number OF cars Of grain inspected
by the Gram Inspector during the year
was 2,S31, and vessels inspected for the
year ending June 30, 1888, S39 cars and 8
yessels-increaSe OF cars inspected, 1,492;
decrease Of vessels. /.
The following gives the highest prices
obtained on Change, and date of same:
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
HOTELS.
DUr'FApO LITIl!A wATEE.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
MALARIAL POISONING.
USE OF IT IN CASE OF YELLow-FEvER

ITS VALUE IN TYPno-MALARIAL FEVER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

Dr. J. Davis, Of Hilitown, Ala. writes "have
used Bradneld's Regulator extensively In nv prac-
tee with entire success. If II Is not speclhc, u
Is. In my opinion. the best known remedy Tor the
di,eases for which II is recommended"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
HOTEL WARWICK.

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