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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
4 rOUNG W0M1N'S SUICIDE.
Driven 10 the Rash Act by n yeXatious
Family Lawsuit.

lhultib Lawsuit
4 Reading special says: 4 startling Sc
quol 10 dozen or more lawsuits was de-
yelopod here to-day when It became known
that Mis-, Kate Eisenhower, AGED twenty
three, a respectable young WOrking-girl OI
this city, had terminltcd her life by taking
arsenic. There has been contest be-
tween two families, closely related, for the
possession Of dwelIing-housc. The per.
SOS concerned rosortcd 10 force instead
OF legally adjusting their differences.
Some time ago. when the Ei>cnhOwer-
occupied the house, a funeral took place,
and when the mOurneIS were driven home
from the cemetery they found their furnl-
ture on the pavement and the opposing
party in full possession. 4 spirited con.
to.t followed. and after a bitter struggle
the E>cnh0Wers once more gained posses
sion. Mis-, Kate on these occasions was
cool. brave. and determined.
At the inquest to-day II was testified that
"she fought her way six times INTO thl
hou.e during their troubles TO- the posse'-
sion Of the house, and broke the sash from
The windows in order 10 enabl" her friends
10 get in" The trouble led 10 some twelve
law suits. including surety-Uf-the- peace
cases. which were 10 have been tried thi.
week. The young woman became weary
Of the strife, and resolved to Kill herself.
on Monday morning she left home apps
rcntly cheerful. aud stopped at Stem
drugstore and bought hail ounce OF ar-
>enic, laughIngly saying that she wanted II
for rats. Instead Of going to the cigar
factory she deliberately swallowed the pol
son on the street and walked toward home
She reached bone safely, sad nothing o.
what she had done. and fingered in agon!
until night. when she died unexpectedly
No physician was called. She was To have
been married next mouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Other Games.

fBy telegraph to the pispatch.l
New York: New l0rks, =; Philadel-
lhia>. 3.
Chicago ChicagoS. Il; Builalos. 10.
Providence: Providence. |; Bostons. o.
Cincinnati: Cincinnatis, 8; LOuisyilles,
(.
Pittsburgh: Allegheny, 4; Baltimores,
II.
Philadelphia: Athletics, B; Metrop0li'
tans, &.
Boston: Boston G'nions). =; Nationals, /.
Trenton: TrentoEs Is; Domcstlcs, >.
Lancaster, Pa: IOrks, 4; lronsldes, ).
Toledo: Tocdos, :; indianapolis, II.
Columbus, Columbus. .; 81. Louis, 3.
eleven innings.
Kansas City: Kansas City, A; Cincinnati
I'nicu>l IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
The Health OF ,ne Greciy Party.

IIy lclcgIUI u tNt II,plIcN'T
PORTSMOUTH. \. H.. August l4.-Dr.
Claiborne. Of the United STATES navy, who
is in charge Of the Arctic survivors, says
all the meE will soon be in perfect health.
Surgeon Head, of the United States army.
will be here tomorrow TO assume medical
charge OF the party. No definite time at
which the survivors will he discharged has
been decided upon, but the whole matter
rests In the discretion Of Surgeon Head.
Under strict orders from the Secretary OF
the Navy none Of the survivors will be al
lowed to be interviewed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
OUR LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
Recuiar Monthly MeetiBg--1uestious OF
Commercial Usage Discussed.

The regular monthly meeting OF The
Board of Directors OF the Chamber OF Com
merce was held yesterday evening X. =.
BIankenship. Esq. the president, 10 the
chair. The attendance was unusually good
for an August meeting. but there was iit-
tie business TO be disposed OF.
The secretny was directed to send copies
Of the recently-published reports OF the
Chamber TO various Libraries. Boards oI
Trode. Chambers OF Commerce, &C., &c.
William Ellis Jones. Esq. was elected a
member OF the Chamber.
The recent meetings OF the Board have
been made very Interesting by the Discus
sion. informally. of questions Of CONNER
cial usage. Yesterday evening the question
was raised. should railroad companies. in
iudemnifying parties Tor lost or injured
goods, pay the cost price or an advance on
cost. and how long time ought they TO be
allowed 10 settle up! Various opinions
and shades OF opinions were expressed.
OF course no vote was taken. Members
simply gave their views OF what was legal
and proper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Haxen's Fatal BluDder.
Now York IlInes

When Greely went into yolunla'! sI'n ~"
on the northern shore OF Lady fI',,iI I'un,iaI
bay he was confident that his colon, .o'S, .no
remain In safety for two years WIN" VI
miles Of the pole. He was anhiou,' ,,,,e
about his departure at the end oI 'h', nail LII, -.
II was intended that the station shou" ,oS. ~
visited in 1882 and In 1888 by ''''..,, s',nel
sci, but he well knew tlnt the on~rer' nsre,v
northward from Smith sound Wa TO-"
nsvigablc, aud that 1t might be l.np1t dp,,,ar
BILE for a vessel TO get through III LII. III
Of those years. II the relin aH;,,a,
lion OF 1882 and the relief eNps; .,a,;on
VI 1853 should fail to reach Tue s'"''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

To N, Editor OF tAe DsspatcA,

II our people really DO want TO have the
streets west os First numbered YET them %
called avenues. and numbered from Fsre
westwardly. Foushee street VIII then Be
First avenue. Adams street Second avenue,
Jefferson street Third avenue, De-, &c.
This done, the city NAV grow . mile east or
west. and our system never viii have 70 90
changed.
No fear that Tenth street will be con.
founded with Tenth aren'se. In New YORK
and many other cities there are numoereo
streets and avenues. and there's no trouble
G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Church Hiu ~. Old Market

In match game OF baseball Yesterday
bdw,en Reads club, oi Church Hill. and
q picked nine partly composed II butchers
Of the old Market, the latter was dele Ited
by score Of Y to II. the battery for the
Reads being Mdekey and Fulcher, and for
tie butchers DisLoy and rank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
A HUGEHCNTs.

~ HERE W l. BE
AGRASD ILLUMINATION
NATURAL BRIDGE AND GROUNDS,
OPEN-AIR CONCERT
BY THE
ANNAPOLIS NAvAL-ACADEMY BAND
NATURAL FRIDGE, VIRGINIA,
LIVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
At O'CLOCK.
4. @. PEyToN,
au7-lOt Manager Natural Bridge Hotels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Grand Master Murray.

The following was received by Grand
Secretary Isaacs last evening: Mr.. Murray
Is decidedly worse than he was yesterday.
Not that his case Is more hopeless than
tLep. for there has been no hope for week,
but his stupor is more intense, he Is very
much weaker. and II Is scarcely possible 10
give him nourishment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
csae CouuDOs,s.

A bill Introduced in The Senate yester-
day by General Wickham, and To he con-
sideTed by the Finance Committee OF that
body this morning, accepts Judge Hughes's
Interpretation OF the fnndability, dollar for
dollar, OF the coupons matured to this
date, but proposes to draw line on them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

Ben. Butler at the Richmond Theatre To-
night,
John Kelly nj the Presidents dinner TO-
night at Richmond Theatre.
Dt. Mary Walker at the state dinner at the
Richmond Theatre tonight.
John l.. sullivan at the Richmond Theatre
tonight.
Geo-ge Wilson viii "waltze Me Again .
al Richmond Theatre tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

Why suffer with MALARIAS EsoRy's STAND
ARD CURE PILLS are lnfalhbe; never fiii to
curc the most obslinan eases; purely vegetable.
contain no quinine, mercury or po's,ns of any
kind: pleasant to take. sugar eoitsd. al dsns-
yfsts-9S and so cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
H0Mitzers, Excursion.

The Richmond Howitzers will take Sc
lect company down The james river to-
night 10 Dutch Gap aud return. The
steamer Ariel, with lis comforts and accom-.
modations, will be at the service Of the
IIowiizers, and most pleasant time may
10 exp,pten
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
VICTORY F0R THE VIRGIyLAS.
They Defeat the Brooklyns By a Score Of 3
Especial telegram to the Dispatch J

Especial telegram 10 the Di,patch.l
NEW YoPE, August l4.-rhe contest be-
tween the Virginia and Brooklyn Clubs at
Washington Park, Brooklyn, to-day. was
Gminontly one Of the pitchers. Terry
was by far the more effective, hut errors by
the home team helped the visitors to their
three runs. Neither side did any batting
worth speaking OF, the only feature OF the
game in that respect being Cas,idy'> splen-
did drive to right centre for Il two-base
biz. The following i the score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Exeususss % Nssasel DvtAge - 49,

Don't fa,l to call on Mr.. 2. II. Bowman,
1906 Main street, and secure your ucksu
for the first excursion to the NafusA1
Bridge. saturday. August 23d. Only .
limited number of tickets viii BE- sotos
Train leaves Eighth street depot at e:3o A.
NJ. Persons holding tickets ria this train
viii. have benefit ot reduced rates At ho,ei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Democratic Electors.

The following Is a complete list OF Den
ocra,Ic electors for Virginia:
FOR STATE AT LARGE.
Waller Il. Staples, Montgomery; job
Goode. Norfolk.
FOR DISTRICTS.
First-John Nccley. Accomac.
sccouG-Baker =. Lee, Elizabeth City.
ThIrd-R. II. Cardwell. Hanover.
Fourth-W. T. Atkins. Mecklcnburg.
Fifth-B. B. Munford, Piitsylyanla.
SiNth-J. II. II. Figgatt, BotclOurt.
Soyenth-D. =. Ilcnkle. Shenandoah.
Eighth-Thomas smith, Fauquier.
Nnth->. ". Williams, Bland.
Tonih-Camm Patteson, Buckingham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

The ambulance wss called out Yesterday
10 the corner Of Moore and Lesee areess 70
a white man named Henry Give, ssfaoeee
here. who was sick WITH fever. He ~
carried to the slmshousc and cared Ios.
DR.. Aaron Jeffress was 10 charge o. u
ambulance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

Frank X. stockton will contribute 0
quaint and fanci'ul story, entitled The
Queens Museum" 10 the september ~.
Nicholas II will be appropriately Illus
tratcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
William I. watkins.

This date-JeLum citizen Of Charlotte
county, Va. died at his home. in Florida,
on the 9th instant; aged seycnty.six years:
He was The brother Of hessrs. X. V. ard
II omas Watkins, Of Halifax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
EoU UNDi
FOR LADIES ONLY.
ARrMKpy endorsed by the ice, physicians aod

AREMEDy endorsed by the ice, physicians aud
ARFIfiY shsi Mr. c. W. o'Neiii, Goo6water
Ala, says raised his wife from an invaiid's bed.
and he hcli,Ves saved her life.
AkfAtDl Of which n prominent stlanta mer-
chant said II would have given 5000 as soon
as woaid y DickIe for what two bottles OF your
medicine did for my daughier. -, =,
RtMEDN IN rcgsrd TO which :. y. tassc,l. VI.
d.. druggist. 1bomasviiie. Ca, says; " an
rcall Instance. IN which IL afforded relief alter
ali the usual rene dies had failed .
AREMEbl about which Dr. II, B. ferreli Ia
Grsngc. Ca. writes: :. have used foI the last
twenty wears The medicine you are putting up.
And consider it TIE best combination ever fo.-
Ten tcstihcr FOR The disease Tor "h'eh IL Is rs-
ARtMEDY abou, which Dr. joel nrinham, At
lama, sald."t have examined tie recipe, and
have 10 hesitation in advising Us us,, aud coa
TdCItly fCcOiutng M It.
ARTMEiJY which the Rev. III. u. Johnson. near
NSri,tia, Gs-, ssys he has used Ia his flmily
With the almost sshsiacti0n," and recon-
msnded u % three families, " wro found IL 10
h. iust whai 10 Il recommended
AKtNi NiKDY Of which Pvmbcrion. Iyerson Dem
nison SAY; WChaVe Hccn selling 70 for many
ycars. With constantly increasing salcS. The
article isa siap.e With us, and Ole OF absolute
ARENfDY Of which Lamar. Rankin G Lama
saV. We sold nfty gFcss IN four months. aud
never sold II in any place but what it WAS
wanted again.
ARkMFDN by which DR.. Eaugh, Of IaGrange.
Ga, SAYS: cured one Of The most obstinate
eases of NICARIOUS MENSTRCATtoN That ever
came within my knowledge Win ie" Dot
ARFAiEDy Of which Dr. :. G. Huss. Notasuga,
rivailsd for that class Of diseases which II
A REMIDI about which Major Johu &. Whitner
OF Atlanta, well and favorably known all over
ihc United States asa general insurance agent,
says. " used this remed, before the war on
large plantation On great number OF cases
always with absolute sue ccsS."
ARtMfDi abhout winch Nir. i. W: strange OF
(aitcrsyille. Ca, cortifCs that one botuo cured
two mt mhers oi his IA niiy Of menstrual ir-
rcgu ariiy Of many years Standing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

A PAPER descriptive Of cooking school
for Young girl, in New York city has been
prepared by Charles Barnard for the sep.
lember 81. Nicholas. II Is written In the
form Of a story. and l. fully illustrated
from designs by Mrs. Jessie Curtis shep-
herd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

The Water Committee OF the city Conn
cil have ordered connection TO be made
which will enable the pump at the Three.
Mhe locks To draw water directly from ths
river. Al present the water comes down
the canal from the Three-Mile locks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
LUdI:ER DEALER.

W W. PICKRELL. LUNBER DEAL
Ii. ER, keeps in yard ali kinds of BUILDING
LUMBER SHINGLES, LATliS. POSTS, &c.
BILL LJMBEp furnished promptly.
LONG and LARGE PINE aud OAK speciality.
u. " PICkRII.L.
Yard corner Broad and Laurel streets.
w S-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
AU1aION sALzN rIfss DAY,

CHEWING 4 ROSE. trustees sale ~ residence
No. 1900 Pleasant. b. tween >ine'esnth and
Mo,by streets. and lot above. At II. VI.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co. com mmlssioDsr's
,ale ~ two lots on Thirteth between y aud v
streets nj l.2o f.. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

and +. A. Mandeyill this morning. at the
request and expense of the Post Express.
Wild the consent Of the surviving brothers,
nade post-morfem examination o' the
pouy OF Lieutenant Frederick +. kisllng-
Dury' OF the Greely expedition. All The
nesn OF The body had been cut completely
on from the bones, except on the lace,
hands, and feet The organs OF the tho
racic cavity were intact. Evidence was
iound of recent inflammation OF stomach and
Dowels. There were no wounds on the
mead. ~ PoSt-Erpress has three-col-
unn account OF the affair. kisiingDury's
Dody was eaten by his companions.
by Associated Press.I
Another Account Of the Exclamation.
ROCHESTER. n. Y, August 14.-The
ie'aiiVes OF the late Lieutenant ksilng-
bnry, OF the Greely expedition, to-day de-
teTmIned TO have an examination OF the
remains OF the Lieutenant. The services
of an undertaker were secured. and this
morning. with the assistance OF five
men, accomplished the work OF taking
up the casket from its resting-place
This was done in the presence
Of Assistant-superinten Vaudeville
and the remains were taken as un-
'"''b't w Abt itfhlti HtdI lht
OF the cemetery. There at O'Clock the
casket was opened In the presence OF
Frank W. Kislngbury and John p. Kis-
'lingbury, brothers Of the deceased; DR..
Charles Buckley, Dr. +. A. Vaudeville,
superintendent Stilson, Assistant Super
intendent Vaudeville. and two re-
porters Of the Post Express. The work
Of opening the heavy IRON recep-
tacle was found comparatively easy,
all there was 20 do being TO unscrew
flhy.two iron bolts which held down the
lid. The remains weighed about fifty
pounds. The contents Of the intestines
showed the presence Of moss or woody
fibre. and hair, such as ight have been oc-
c;tioned by eating sealskin. sea-weed. and
moss or lichen. The physicians, after a
thorough examination, subscribed to long
report describing with technical detail the
condition OF the remains. the substance
Of which Is that the body showed no signs
Of violence. and was sound except as to
signs Of inflammation OF the stomach and
intestines. and the absence ef flesh from
the flesby parts OF the body. The report
concludes as follows: "In our opinion
the flesh removed was cut away with some
sharp instrument. That remaining OF the
feet, hands, and face showed no signs OF
deQOmpOSitiOu.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
l,auaua.rree In Fruit.

Go and see the banans-tree bsaring fruit
at J. l.. Haryey's. No. . east Broad street.
All are invited to see II. 'ris quite cu-
rio-ity In this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Richmoud slraxs.

The Grays will have their weekly drill
tonight on Broad street, In front OF Piz-
zinps, at q O'Clock, in summer fatigue unit
iorm-blue blouse, white pants, and blue
cap. They always attract a crowd to wit
ness their excellent drilling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

l . 3 4 3 G I 3 0

l Atals.. .ss...... % =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

Nmgilias....O / o 0 = q
prnokINus.....C % - q u % %
Runs earucd-Grooklyn. 1: VIRGINIA. q. Two
ba,e hit, CASSIDY. Lcft on bl-c--Erpok' yu. > .
Virginia. =. Double PLAYS. schemes, l. rt.n, au I
Powell. struck oui-iiv Dugln. , hy Terry. }.
Ha.e~ on ln!Is-By Dug3n. /. ia~-od hIil--DOr-
gan. q Dugtu. 2. " nj pitchcs-DJsan, !. Time
Of game. ore Lour aud hfly minute, tmpir-.
A. t.If
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

Admiral Nichols. Acting Secretary OF The
Navy, said in regard TO the matter: "Thc
mistake Greely made was In not ordering
him shot when he was first detected steal
ing. He was too lenIent with him. When
be was found guilty he should have been
shot. but instead Lieutenant Grecly gave
him two chances for his life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Amy and Navy Officers Justify ing
the Shooting.
Washington Star.

When the details Of Lieutenant Grccly's
report regarding the shooting Of Private
Henry became known. the course pursued
by him met The hearty approval OF both
navy and army officers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
PERSON SsL.

HAVING QUALIFIED As THE ADJ
III Mi>ISTRATklX Oh giiE tsrArE OF
TnELATE BtNJANIN ~. TURNER. hereby
request all peFsons having claims sss,st tse SsiI
estate 10 present. them. properly power, Tor pay-
M. MT 10 my counsel. walter sydnor, No. ~
fhyenih street. aud all persssis knowing them-
selves 10 be inds st.d 10 the sati estste vi DIE ~
settle with BIN NARY v. TURNER.
Administrsux Of b. H. Turner, deceased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
II IL A TTrTH II 90 RRR Nm N
HHHAA Il a ( HHH9 9kFRRs 9FsSS MN
Il TX AZ T Il Il ho 90 Of RNSSSS SSSS
W W W A TTTTFFF RRR
wWwW AA r r Il
WV WV "A r EE RRR
WV WV AAA II .
w W A A EEER r.

HATHORN WATER flows from the MAXI
and IS. in the opinion Of the most eminent medical
ntn, Natures Sovereign Cure for
CONSTIPATION,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

Eaten by His Companiops--A POST
Mor,em Examination OF Laeutenani
Kisltngbury's DOdy.
a Rochester (N. W special TO the Wash
ingion Star says: Drs. Charles Buckley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
COMMODORE WALKER SAID

that, under the circumstances, there was
no other course 10 pursue. In times OF
great danger extreme measures are neces-
sary. During the war, he said, he had held
loaded reyOlyers at the heIds OF two pilots
20 keep them TO their duty, and would not
have hcsitatcd an instant in shooting them
il they had ilinched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
HAYING TAKEN CHARuE OF TuE:

HAVING TAKEN CHARGE OF THE
i L business lately eondurted by John !. steven
son. sO7 NAN street tPzce bloekl.I nov oSer ~
IN. public the entire ssocx ef GxSfiNTURES
MANftLs, ,HOtSk-fCRNtsHtNG GOODS, &C.,
az reduced prices.
FIXTURES, a., ht,ed with proslptne>s, aud ~
bottom srtces q. WfiISEk. Aseal
sslesmen; J<snS l. srksESsoS, Gso.ee I.
MAReHAII. au tA-tw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
0ElS Foil.
FLOWERS.
w0On AND CcAi

I BUY BEST COAL TO SELL FOR
L CASH AT lowest prices DO not pay $3.50 for
Anthracite andes for Spiint when yod can save
MONEY by coming 70 me. Best toalbutg Splint
s42A AVID $3.50: Soft Lump Coal. Si.75. for
gratis (all at 1905 Cary street, aud gei perfect
Subsection. 1. II. PAGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
HOTEL WARWICK.
OLD roINT COMFORT,

illGflA HOTEL.
situated aur lralred wards from Fort Monroe.
OtFN All TliE IFAH. rquai to auy motel IN
Tie iIutd Sidtc-. surroundings uhsu'li-'-e
HifoitfMtrf-. ittit, aud -rNic" unoVc.li led.
HanTg. hoailnV, fishing, and dr'vlrF srrrlth'
atiract.Y.. Pc culucuflv resort for southern
people Ierfe los for equal hcc"mmo' il' 'h'
iiau ANY resort iu tue count s.. Pure OCEAN pa,
fftc from mriarit. and conducive to refreshing
slttp. Send for dl-cr'ptivc pamphlet.
~ I : ...l.t. IL IIINE III \. rrlnrl1tnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
rICE All. pIRSONs IN.

Office. ALL PERSONS IN.
~ DEBTfD To Nh. koBERr A 4. DAeNEf
sfe requested 20 call AZ hts store. No. 6ot eot
Marsha street. and settle the with Mr.. h. =.
CRvAP, Vito has authority " recetp N my
name. After this ssek all L VNss TfLtn CLAIMS
viii be placed Ia process Of collie ctoo Asear.sa<
10 Law. A.. x. COURTNEY,
an la.2t Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Dl SFETSIA,
TORPID LIVER,
INACTIVE CONDITION OF TIE KIDNEYS,
ANDA
MOST SALUTARY ALTERATIVE
IL

SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS.
With ladies' gentlemen. and BON rirdatS every
where Il has become the standard Of dietary cxpe
dionts, terrifying the digestive functions and
table. The world OF wcslh, intelligence, and re-
hncmont tcstllos TO its sparkling, naturally pure,
and delightful qualities as the beverage ncompar-
able, and accrcdlt IL with being the surest and
spccdicst source Of clear compilations, high health
and exGhcrant spirits.
HATHORN SPRING WATER Is sold only in
glas, bottles four dozen pinLs are packed In case
II may pc obtained at all hotels and Of druggists
wine merchants. and grocors everywhere.
NH 7-F3it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
rore,gm sa,tpunentx

The Danish brig Aleedo. c. s. sorensea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
rIesTETS.

DAEEOTl'S FARISH HOTEL, CHAR
IO1TFSNILLE. VA, ia The centre "i the
city. opposite .Ac IUnnc sIuHH. he-. y " fT.2U
per c8s. lHr,et aud h'si-1irAue-d h'Ni IN
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