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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

pl,ngine oct OF the wouted yvh,.,,o,,..
Zee fihe foQ In Tits case h,..ny W.T. ~.
pa,user calls goId-bIack). and 10 ,,o,d, h;s
Violin across his body In tho .,,,,nds "a
moment Of stunIng up. Il "a oui,s 10 ms
mind. the best thing Mr.. Whistlsr Ia
done for years. IL has pose, movement.
aud rare grace OF Treatment. aud n "a +, f,,e
exsmpIs 81 the vivid raplJIty 81 ths In.
prcss:crIst nethod OF citshinx ,ikenes,
Of \ iran ss he IL aud moves. n c,nes a.,
close 10 the picturesque fiddler that IL
might be defined a' sensitive carjc,t,Ire.
minus all exaggeralion. The destination
Of The picture Is a secret; but n, to ~
ownership, the indicated maestro Of Tne
street Is OF opinion that 1t .belonr, 10 nos.
terliy and the National G,llery.'V
In his recent excavations at san (Tanis.
gsypt.) lfr. Petrie. In letter TO the Egypt
EVAPORATION Fund. describe, the finding of
a large sheet Of painted and giIded glass,
thus adding another disproof TO the asser.
tions OF The comparatively modern use OF
wlndcw-Qlsss. II Is "as colorIess as the
hest modern window. glass, and has design
on one side executed In gliding and color.
Though II has been thrown down fat.
broken, and burned, 1t Is still possible 10
rut the dissected puzzle together. The
design consisted OF square border line
inclosIng circular Zodiac and four head /,
OF The seasons, the corners between the
border line and the circle being covered
with stars done In rhombs OF goId-Icaf.
Tho heads OF the season are OF purely
Roman work, laid on in yellow ochre, and
shout equal to the average OF Pompeian
decorative painting. The signs OF the
zodiac are neariy all lost, as the gold.leai
scarcely adhered 10 the glass, only Capri
cornus aud Aries beng now distinguishes
bic. There are in all about 40 fragments.
Apart from the design. this Is OF interest
As q large sheet OF colorless glass and
painting on glass in the style OF these heads
Is surely very rare"
In the county OF Westmoreland, at ,
place called Brough, known to the Ro.
maLs in Britain as Vertern, sepulchral
stone found In repairing the church porch
proved TO have an inscription In Iunic or
Greek letters. Professor George Stephens
thought they were Runic. and gave con-
jectural reading. Professors Sayce and
Isaac Taylor disagree with him. and have
given Greek reading, from which 1t APP
pears 10 haze been the epitaph Of u Greek.
Speaking Kelt named Erema Macbeth. or,
in corrupt Greek, liermes Filibiotos.
"Uere, therefore, We have kelts occupy
ing what bad once been Romsn military
station and speaking corrupt Greek. and
this, too, probably at the close OF the fifth
CENTURY; at sll events subsequently to the
departure Of the Romans from Britain, but
before the Anglican conquest OF Westmore-
land or the Contamination OF the district.
| would suggest that Roman official oil
Greek nationality had intermarried with a
iaiive family at Vertere. and that the lst.
ter, after tie severance OF Britain from the
empire, succeeded to the duties and priv
ilcgcs Of their Roman klnsmen and con-
tinued the Use OF the Greek language, al
any rate for a generation or two"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

The Philadelphia Press wants Governor
Cleveland 10 bring libel suit against the
guttcr-snipe newspaper IN Buffalo which
has been slanderlng him. AZ rule. can.
didates for the presidency do not enter the
campaign in this way. There was talk
some time ago 70 the efcc. that Mr.. Blaine
intended suing comic journal in this city
Tor libel. II, as his organs assert, be has
been grossly maligned by the press, let him
appeal to the courts for vindication. His
grievance Is Of longer standing than Cleye.
lands York World.
II will be recollscted that Mr.. BLAINE
said at the time and ON the occasion al
luded TO that as q candidate he had made
up bis mind TO accept these things a. In.
evitable. and pay no attention to them.
And all the BLAINE papers cried out in
chorus, "what a sensible man,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

b luaslBsd IL evsn hat sweeping sssef'
don. We ~ !. prcpsriy ccnneetsd'" be-
cause 70 many houses arc supposed 70 DC
Improperly connected with the cu'ver.s'
and to be worse dweIlIne-places than tho
houses deprived altogether Of culvert con-
ncctions.
The Richmond Bosrd Of Health has Tor
years advised the people here TO quit
using well water. Why use iti Arc you
wiser thsn the men who devote oil their
time and tsIents 10 the subject!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05
Maxwell and the Greenbackers.

IL Is not necessary for US to add much 10
what we have already published concern
ing the probability or possibility Of The
success next fall OF the Republican Green.
back party Of West Virginia. It will do
no harm, however, to add the folio wing ar.
ticle from the Charleston Daily Times, IN
Independent Republican organ. 1t says:
"The endorsement OF Judge Edwin
Maxwell Ivy the Republican State Conven-
lion Yesterday will cause the party TO re-
pant In political sack-cloth and asbes before
The closing days OF next October shall have
passed away. The friends OF Mr.. Wilson
and the Democratic party at large de-
serve TO be congratulated upon the good
fortune which the State Convention threw
in their way yesterday.
ain the Kanawha Valley, where there
are more Grcenbackers than In any other
section Of the State. the Democratic party
will be stronser this fall than II has been for
wears. while there will be GOODNESS in the
Republican ranks which will sh:w dan
gerors decline Ia numbers.
"No greater mistake could have been
made than the nomination OF Mr.. Maxwell,
and the result Of the contest next October
will verify our words"
And for several reasons:
First, NAxwBLL 10 odious TO the people
because he favored such test-Oaths as no
man could take who had ever sympathized
in any degree with his brethren in the
Southern Confederacy.
Second, the nomination Of MAxwsLL was
. surrender to the Greenback lunaties.
What can be said for convention
profes ing to be composed Of Re
publicans which nevertheless runs for
Governor an advocate Of fst money!
1t docs not seem 10 be possible that the best
class OF Republicans can be induced to vote
for such q nominee, let bis present profes-
siops in this regard be what they may. He
was nominated first by the Grsenbscters,
and endorsed by the Republican State Con.
vention because he Was acceptable to M
Creeabackers. What better proof can any.
body demand OF bis unsoundness on the
money question!
Third, the pretence now set up that
NAVEL goes no further than the Su-
premc Court Of the United States has gone
IL pretty hard upon that august tribunal
II will not please the Greenbackers. They
do not want to vote for man who goes no
further than shat. But II II can be sstab-
llsbed that a Republican Supreme Court
hss thus proved false to the interests OF the
Government this fact will lose BLAME
moro votes in other States than 1t will gain
for him in West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

The Providence Journal says: 1.-The
Richmond Dispatch Is irritated because for
tventy-iour yesrs the Republic ms have
carried the keys Of tho Treasury" Mig
stated. 1t is not the fact that thoy have
carried the keys for twenty-four years that
irritates us, but the fact tba! they have
found it convenient to leave the doors open
to their party about election times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

His s.ttIed that KEEPER 10 "out OF the
rucc" for the next nomination for Con.
srcss In his own district. Ex-speaker ksr.
PER. ex-speaker CoLrix. ex-speaker
BLAME. all gone down to defeat. What
q party they represent. Down with them
and their marty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

LoaAx having bsens Grsenbsctfr some
ten years or more ago. the venerable NAY
WILL bad double claim upon ths bspub.
licsns Of West virginisfor the nomluasion
Tor Governor. IIurrah for the 6reenback-
cr MAxwuLL and LOGAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

There is still some hope for Ohio. KEI-
FER WIS beaten for the nomination for Con-
grcss in the primaries held in his district
saturday. However, all that Is mean about
Ohio 10 still represented in tho Senate by
JCBy SHERMAN,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05
MARRIAGES.

NONTG OMERY la Northumberland.
on the 2Sih Jny, by the Rev Mr.. Clopt0n, % CLAW
street Rsptist chsrch. Miss JENNIE x0NrGOH-
Fly, Of Richmond, Va, to Mr. NAPOLEON III
MONTANA, 81 Baltimore, Md. No cards.
COSBY-SiMMS.-Msrr Tuesday July ~.
1884, ut GraceStree Baptist church, by Ur. W.
1. Hatcher, EMMETT l.. COSBY, OF South Boston,
Vas TO Miss ANNIE r.. SlMMs, OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

VIII the Providence Journal please make
note OF the fact that at the First Baptist
church (celoredtof this city q collection Of
sl,o0 was taken up on Sunday last to pay
for repairs to the building, and tell US can.
dldly whether all the negro churches In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

The Bar Harbor man who found five
barrels Of gold and silver in his cellar is
right to keep mum. Just at present Ban
Barbor e rendezvous for Republican
politicians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

Hon he Reached the White House; or. a
Famous PictOry. New York: JoHy W.
LOWELL COMPANY. 1884.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

Mr.. ELKINs, Of the Republican National
Committee, has resigned the presidency OF
q hank in order 10 pay more attention to
LO.itics. Fortunate dcpositors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

Mr.. u. Juhn (Stleiel. Juhn & Cohen,
Baltimore, Nd, writes havo used ST.
Jacobs Oil, the great pain.cure. In nv fam
lily for tackscbs, sprains. and bruises, With
wonderful success, and would not be with
out bottle In the house at any cost"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

A New York letter IN the Philadelphia
Press says i: vASDIrDnT's fortune has
dwindled to sl5O,Oc0, 900. WILLIAM can
now sympathzs with poor man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05
BRIEF COMMENT.

1t is not too warm for New York So
ciety to attend smuggling matches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05
Governor Cleveland at Home


To the shameful stories which are NOV
rxppearing 10 print conserning Governor
CLEvILAsD's private life Il 10 not necessary
to make any other reply than 10 give The
vote Of Erie county, In which be lives, fol
Governor, in 1881. Hero It To-:
Cieveiand....... ..........~s -, AS
foigers..s.. ......... ....ss....s 10, 40S
Cleveland's majority. 7,S4C
The people Of Buffalo know Governor
CLEVELAND. The people Of the whole
State Of New York know him. They had
before them when they elected him Gov
crnor oil tho stories referred TO. A
BLAME organ In Buffalo (oi which city
Governor CLEVELAND w& mayor . few
years since) 10 the Express. Here Is whs.
that journal said when II received the news
'of Governor CLEvSLAsD's nomination for
President Of the United States:
"1'here are few good men In Buffalo who
will not be glad 10 take Grover Cleveland
by the hand and congratulate him on his
distinguished and well-won honor, well
won,' we say. for whatever Others NAV
have done Ia bis behalf, he has himself rem
dered honorsble and eminent public ser.
vice. aud has deserved all that man NAV
deserve OF bis party BY doing with all his
might, and for the most part ausei6shly
and with conscientious integrity, the work
to which be has been called. The people
Of Buffalo have known Mr.. Cleveland Al
one OF their worthisst citizens, Que Of their
manifest men; faithful 70 his clients, faith.
full 10 bis friends, faithful 10 every public
trust. II be wefs not candidate for ofsss,
his iellow-townsmsp almost without sxcsp.
tlop, would NOS hesitate 70 SAY this Of him.
But although be 10 candidsts, and can.
djdste whom we shall strive with all cur
might honestly 10 defeat. truth aud Justice
remaining the same, why should the K>-
pvess hesitate 70 say Il nowt"
The Democratic pspsr Ia Bu6slo IL the
Courier. The prssidsst Of the Courier
Company, In reply to . private letter from
Chicago, wrote - follows:
BryyALo, N. Y, July ~.
Dear Bir,--Yours OF the 3lth instant ~
pejvcd, end We thank you for your mani.
~ inferest In Governor Cisvelnnd's b.
hsh. VIII Sslsrenee 70 the reports about
[3overpor Citvoland, you ean sAy and you
nm tel The positive trutk cyeTy tine you
~ Il, thsf the story over "Res." Mr..
)slps signature, md NJ cther reports
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05
ROOTS. sHOEs, dc.
sCnEsNs. PANTS. DIES. GLASS. a..

rVHIS Il No HUMBuG.-BONA FlDE
L CLOSING-OUT SAI OF PAlNrEl.S' AND
ARTISTS MATERIALS, consisting Of Lewis,
White Lead, 1925 per hundred pounds; Pure
Putty. So 5 per hundred pc 'nds; Colors IN on,
Dry COl0rs. Mineral Psiais. Cal>ominc. Glue',
NaTuishcs. Dryers. Drushes, Mindow-Glas., hir-
ror~. Windsor and >ewtons OIL and Water
COIOrs. below cost ia order u close out An thirty
day. Ten-horse-power Eng ne and ~, lye-hOrsc-
power Boiler. good new, for sale cheap.
n. l.. AiSAND,
~ elm 100 east Niin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

II Maud $. and Jny-Eye-See we're hooked
to sledge they would make the Pole be-
fore the cold could catch them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

H JUST WHAT you WANT:
Exceii,nt BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS a. ia
lowest piIccs
SUMMER SILK at and below cost. A his ssrk
NUT be closed cut a, Once 1t viii pay you ~
Examine thsm.
REaiNANTs lea UTICA DI.EACHED SHEET
ING at only Csc. yard;
pEnNANTs OF PRIpE-oAvHE-wEsT cor
TON 81 loo. per yard;
IACE-SrRIPRD MUSLIN, handsome styles md
e1ceiient quality, st Tc. yard, former price
ike;
PINK md Blue NULL MUSLIN, AZ isChes
wide;
shiDCOLOR LAWNS In all coIors;
CHEESE CLOTHS in all Of the desirable Ia Ia;
Excellent DAMAsK TOwEIS-sn pure Linas-
atl5c. each worth s5c.:
LARGE TURKISH BATH TOWELS at sOc.
each worth 30c.;
Iag bargains in GINGIIAhS;
An immense stock Of DRESS GOODS Of every
description at extremely low prices;
KEYSTONE WHITE BED-BLANKETs at
only 50 pair worth "a
CHILDBRN'S TWISTED SILK MITTS at,5c.
pair worth Csc;
LINEN DRILLING at Toe. yard worsh l5c.;
rwHLED CRASH TOWELLING at Sc. yard
worth S!5c.
An immense lot C REMNANTS OF DRESS
GOODS, such as SILKS, CASIIMHRHS, DE
BEGES, GINGHAMs, LAWNS, &c.-All to b.
closed ont a. low prices
REMNANTS OF WHITE GOODS at very low
prices;
PERSIAN LAWN, As inches wide, a. 20, 80, ani
35c. worth 80, as, and See;
Thousands Of other bargains, rs ~ mnst IN IKE
room for 0ur fLl stock.
LEVY & DAVIS,
SUCCESSORS 10 Levy Brothers.
CARPETS, MATING, OlL-CLOTHS, WIN
DOW->HADES, WINDOW-CURTAiNS,a and
CURTAIN-SIXTURES. ~ 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

The contest between the stop-watches
goes br.vely on, but Maud $. seems to have
the best watches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

1t WE HAVESECURED AN AGEN-
CY OF A PBBNCH-wOyES CORSET OF oNR
OF THR vlSESr MAKES, AND BY THIS d.
RIOT PURCHASING WE ARE ENABLED 10
Oyer RIAL PRENCHw WOVEN COasETs AT
WAY BELOW REGULAR TRADs PRICES.
TtiHsB CORsETs ARA ESPECIALLY com
MRNDABLE YOR THEIR EXTRAORDINARY
DURABILITY AND PEgygCTsRss OF
SHAPE, WHICH CANNOT In FOUND IN DO
MESTIC-MADE CONSISTS. VIZ SELL IN Tux
LOWEST NCMBB2 LONG, HEAVILY
BONED, DOUBLBCLAsPC CORSET AT SEVEN
TY-FlvE CENTS. A HANDSOME HEAVILY
DOSED, NORTHUMBERLAND BUST AP
ElGHTY-BIGHr CENTS. PHB BUEEkA. TX
IRA FINISH. HEAVILY BOSED, AND kA-
BROIDERED. AT ONE DOLLAR. ZOE THOsh
DESIRING AN RxTRA-LOSG CORSET VIZ
WOULD RECOMMEND THB giyE-HOOK-
CLASP CLARA AT ONB DOLLAR; REGULAR
TRADE PRICB ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS. THE GENUINE SYLVIA CORSET AT
ONB DOLLAR AND EIFrY CENTS, THg RE~
GUAR TWO-DOLLAR BRAND. THE PA
TINT ROMAN sPOOS.BUsK CORSET AT
TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
4 sPLENDIDNMADB, FRRNCH-wOvES COR
SET AT FIFTY CENTS. THIS AGENCY DOES
NOT IN ANY WAY CONFLICT WITH OUR
STOCK OF MADE CORsETs, WHICH - As
COMPLETE As EVER. IN THIS LINE WE
WISH TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE PEDO-
RIA AT SEVENTY FIVE CENTS, AND TnR
PARTISAN AT ONE DOLLAR, WHICH
BRANDS WE HAVE HANDLED FOR THE
LAST TEN YEARS, AND FROM WHICH EX-
PERiEECE WE CAN RECOMMEND THEM
AN ELEGANT MAIZE CuILD's CORSET At
FIFTY CENTS. AFULL LINE OP DB. WAR
MFRS CELEBRATED CORsETs.
JULIUS MEYER & son.
COL and COS east BroSh sirecl-
Parties ordering through the mails viii pleise
sente s Of bus; and encioso hreen cents for posi-
asa. ~ 2l-ru,rhtsu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

The Mudir Of Dongola should come
over and drop tear on ksTPEH's political
grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05
puOPOsALN
DkINTING PROPOSALS INVITED.

CosuoSweSIru o. vHDfNfAsf
orrfcx or SUIT oy Pupiic PsIx IND. Z
RIc8uosD, Angst ,, ir6a
PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING LEGISLATIVE
WORK. ETC,
FOR The session of SO viii b, ssse'vci =! ~.
sup s,n,cHaent Of fub'ls frinsiny mil AUGUST
y i1 rs's.,us i"tsa and SENATE JoUnSALs.
nt,Cf' MEN1c, BiLL-. ETC.
" Printing ACTS OF A-skhBL1. -.
sifio8. ,-.y, A.. e.,,., t,,,o ,.,,,
vim sceuytty % H. approved by me sf.r.ttfv %
ia COMMONWEALTH. fDf tie prompt snh ffithfai
execution Of their consrscA ,,,ou :, pv,,
"a surernsenisn nj - ruplic PriDuag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

AT LEA 81 PERKINS, SAUCE,
THE WORCESTERSHIRE,
Delicious with
BATb. GAME. SOUP, WELSH RARBBITs. &c.
JOHN DUNCAN & Sons,
o. 1e-INly Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05
MEETINGS.


DICHMOND LODGE. No. 10. A. q
III F.AND 4. W.: BgBTHBBS,-AtEnd, IN
a stated communication " your Lodge At XXX
MING Al y, O'Clock. Visiting brethren In good
standing are inyitsd.
by order Of the W. VI.
au5-lt GEORGE T.. BIDGOOD, Seeretarv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05
LIVERY TUESDAY
IL BY THE LIGHT OF THE NOON!

EXCURSION To
MOUNT PLEASANT PARK AND DANCING
PAVILION.
sPi ENDID BAND OF music;
TfnfnT AND LARGEST PARK PAVILION
IN THIN sTATB
HANDSOME MEDAL GIVEN TO TflH Rlasr
LADY DANCER.
Fireworks =. q o'clock under he auspicss OF ihs
sommiites. No liquor allowed on The grounds.
order guaranteed. Grounds Illuminated By cal.
eum light.
Refreshments AZ ely prices
Train leayesRichmond Chesa peake aud Ohio do
pot every TUESDAY. CON meneing July 40. 1854,
az 7. NJ; reaches the Park IN thirty minuies
4. n. arrives Richmond ~ midnight.
Tickets for ne ronnd-Eip, 50c.; children under
Twelve years. f5c.
n keis on sale At THOMAS srARKR 4 SOUS,
SIS B:oad street: u. d. yRENCH'S book store.
Main street; q. WATT TAYLOR'S. Twenty ann
LiNCii end Y, L. MOORE. " 27-sukfuisel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05
yURSsTs NE.

CHAMBER AND PARLOR sUITs.M
~ Now " the time Ia ave money. WsE
will offer PCRNITtRB for thirty dty, At M
special nguras IN oriOr - reduce SOS. FINE =
SUITS AT sp-cia, low pTloeN We arp determined
10 -1li our GOODS he sure and examine our stock
II you want furniture OF any kind. IL will Do ip
your Interest Ia 30 -. Terms made sausfasory.
v. GAIURiGiIr q son,
Jy29 IL governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

This trip Is under she management Of the adie, Of
PARk-PLACE CHURCH,
for the benfl, Of an enterprise now under vay
and they ask the patronage OF their friends and
lhe public.
slrest-cars connect going and returning.
TICKETs: Adults, 90 cents; ehillren, 26 cents.
It'd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05
NOTICE TO EoAD-BUILDERs AND
~ CONTRACTORS

PROPOSALS will be rarriyei ~ nc Briirnr
Committee Of The Ccsir.i Luna.fe osy am. sale
and addressed 90 the n'fer.ir ne'i. anal tie 5ru
DAY or AUCTsf, 1854, Tor the improvement o.
COY road from The eorp0ra'e iDe - the city ~
Peiersbury 90 The ksylain tact; slso for the Goa
structon % a ROAD through the Asylum farm u
For iho Whale work ~ for sections ~ the sane {:
rtr cubic yard 81 excavation pisfef IN onbsas-
meEl: per cutie ysri of oxcagsf'9 a wasted. pr
s1uar- yard ~ spsll pavement laid and r.mnsl;
per square yard ~ shsl.img per sllire yiri OF
graveiilnz; per sgnaie yiri - maeadsm'Elag. Dcr
linear foot 81 IL" hTri Gotta Dipe lftf and pro-
tecied; per linear foot 81 ." toSrs-cot pipe lli
and projected.
te sseu =, te Office % 7. 4. LEAy3NNOgTH
snd 7. n. Dunn, Engincr's. No. 100 sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va, over iilnion q Duans
Bank. -
The WORK Is 10 he completed - OvEMBE4
]. 1854 and payments b contractors WI y,
made eyeiy two weeks upon c.rlii 'a'es Of the
Asylum T., gine-fs. 20 PER cent g pay negt De-
mt reserved until complexion u each contract
The camnilfice ~ rvs the rgnt - ~ .et my
sid all bids. ALfNANDFR HAMILTON,
Chairman bu, ding committee,
2-ICt resershnre. ".
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
j TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT
WITH FEED.
Ep.porAnrErs PRR DEP,nrvgVr.l
RICHMOND. August I, lssh
NOTICE.
ssaled proposals VIII b. received ~ the % 20 81
ne Chlef Engineer OF the Firc Department.,
Tweity-afth and Broad streets, uaui
THURSDAY. ACGUsT 7rT.
At IL NJ. for furnishing the hor,cs OF the Fire
nysl1ment with
PFED AND STEAW
fr thrNc moath..
The C,snmittce IN Fire Department reserve the
r,eht 10 reject any or AL bids. snd 10 awaei ~,
contract for osch article required O. the lowest
BIDDER ,heTeior.
Form. - Isopo-eis will b" fnniishei on HDph-
sniou az tie once 81 the CHER Engineer.
~ osdor % tie Committee ca EiTc Depirtmeat'
JOHN J.kINS.
su Ltd ChA'rml1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

MADISON COUNCIL, No. so, HONOR
WI CIRCLE.-Ths officers Of this Council will
meet at the late residence OF our deceased Brother
n. l.. SALoHoSsKr. No. 62l north SIKH street,
THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock. ~ attend his
funeral. WILLIAM ILR6ENHEINEp,
an 81, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05
EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICs. &c

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. ay5Sa. /,
s1EANER ARIEL TO DUTCH GAP,
FRIDAY NIGHT, AUGUST SIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

SPECIAL MEETING.-THE PRESI.
~ DENTS or THE VARIOUS CATHOLIC
SOCIETIES are requested to coma IN person or
send q committee 10 confer with the McGill
/ yccum, at Cathedral Hall, THURSDAY, August
9TH, at s L. NJ, 70 make arrangements 10 attend
The dedication OF the church at Counb a. Va. on
the Tth. aa5-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-05

FUNERAL NOTICE.-The officers and
l. members Of FRIENDSHIP LODGE. No. AZ
INDEPENDENT ORDER FREE SONS OF H.
RAEL. Will attend a special meeting Of the Lodge
THIS MORNING ~ $3.50 O'Clock, at Schiller Hail.
to attend the funeral Of our late ex-Pre,ident II
l.. sALoMoNSKY, deceased.
WILLIAM PLEGENHEIhER.
an 5-lt Secretary.
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Art and AYgfsta.

hr. Ives, OF Rome. has flushed slightly
draped Undine in marble in the act OF
rising from the river. The sculptor has
taken the features Of his young daughter
for the lace.