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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
MOKinarX fiRDOrt.

The following IL the official mortusry
repor. for the city OF Richmond for the
week ending Saturday. September -. 1884 :
Whole number OF deaths in the city, ex-
elusive Of still-birth-. 3j.
Cause Of Death: ApoplcXy, /; brain
disease, .; cholcra-infIntum /; cOnsump-
ton. .: onvulsions-iniantile, ,; diph-
thCria. /; dropsT. / A.; dySentcry, 3; fever
chid-bed, /: icyer-typhoid, 3; feyer-ty-
phO-malarial, ! gasirO-enterltiS. /; heart
disease, 4; inanitiOn, |; marasmus, 8;
old aye, l. perltoni'is, /; pneumonia, l (;
scroiula, /; unknown, 2; other diseases, 3.
Ace: one month 10 six. .; six months
to twelve, & one year TO three, {; three
years to five. / five year, 10 ten, 3; ten
wears to twenty. ;; twenty years 20 thirty,
- forty Years TO fifty, 2 fisiy years TO
sixty .: sixty wears to seventy, 4 seventy
years TO eighty, 3.
7ompsTGhTe.-isesn temperature for the
week ending September 20. IG.2s; for
week ending september q. 7S.J,.
RdinfdA.-AmOunt Of rainfall for the
week ending September 90. 600 inches; !;
for week ending September q, 900 inches.
Rdk-Rate Of mortality OF whole pOpu-
ation was $40 per 1909 per annum; ;
rate Of mortality OF white population was
1915 per 1000 per annum; rate Of NOR
talily Of colored population was 1910 per
LOCO per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Par<nnaIs and kriefs.

His EXcellency Governor William +.
Cameron was confined to his room by reason
Of indispositI0n yesterday.
\ great many Of those who spent the
months Of July and August at the springs
and .eashore suffered most during the sep
tember heated term. The hottest day. In
any month during the past three years oc-
cured between the 9th and 12th Of Sep
tembor.
lniorm,tlon has been received here OF the
death OF Willie, son Of Rev. T.. L. Baird,
d. d.. formerly Of this city. now residing
in Sesrcy,.White county. Arkansas, which
occurred on the 14th OF September. He was
their only son and was aboU, ten years old.
His death was supposed to be the result OF
fall from an eXercise-pole few days be-
fore. The many friends OF the family in
this city will symrathize deeply with the
bcIeayod household
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

old DOMINION BUSINESS COLI
~ LEGE.
1901 MAIN STREET.
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PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
Water Fnmine-Ihc Republican Congress
sional Fight.

The alontehorc CenteDniaI-A Threatened
Water Fnmine-Thc Republican Congres-
sional Fight.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETEBSBUBG. VA, September 30, 1884.
II Il intended 10 have proper celebra-
tion Of the centennial birthday Of Sir
Moses Mouteliors in this city on the 10Th
Of October. 4 committee Of our Hebrew
citizens have issued an invitation TO al. the
churches and benevolent associations and
societies TO participate in the celebration,
and TO appoint committees 10 confer a, to
the plan OF the celebration.
No rain yet, and the effects Oi the
drought becoming daily more serious. our
city water supply i almost exhausted. and
will Ie exhausted in very few days unless
copious rains fall. IL j. already in cOntcm-
plaiion 10 cut off consumers Tor the time
being. i'm order to have sufficient water to
meet The demands oi the fire department
IN the event OF a serlou. fire. The Council
will De asked tomorrow afternoon for an
~ propriation 10 deepen the new reservoir.
50 as TO hold double its present ca
pariiy Of water. and the necessary
amount will doubtless be given. DurIne
the proiractcd drought several years ago the
city barely tided over a water famine.
Money was then appropriated 10 iucrelsc
our facilities Oi supply, and the promise
was given that no ordinary drought In the
future would threaten tie supply. Butthe
new reservoir then built was not made
deep enough. and hence our present tr0u-
bic. which is really very Serious.
The two Republican factions arc prose
cutting their canvass with the greatest
activity. They have their organizations
and their agents III every county. and their
speakers at work in every precinct. The
most encouraging news j. given out from
each headquarters in this civ. ana the claim
j. made by the friends Of Brady that some
oi EyanS's best men have been ">ilcnccd.'
ON the other hand the Ivan, leaders here
express themselves as confident OF an over
whclmng victory for their candidate.
They are only waiting for Governor Came
ron's appcaTauee in the canvass to
give their cause an additional boon.
Both parties will have their best man al
Noitoway Courthouse on Thursday, where
Il il expected there will be a very large
crowd 10 Lear the speaking. Il i believed
here that Hon. John =. Wise, who j, M
nounced to speak there. viii coninc HIM
self 10 the national campaign and not inter.
fcre in the district politics. Especially ,-
il thought that ne viii not come into thn
Fourth district 10 autagoliZe Governor
Cameron. |; is reported that good many
q Colonel Brady friends in this city will
accompany him 10 Noit0way COGrthOu-c
on Thursday in special car,. which are 10
be decorated with 1aes bearing enthusiastic
devices. ROBIN ApAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
NANCAEsrER IND VICINITY.

City Democratic Committee - fate or a
Thirf-Persounls-Pu Schools.
There will be meeting OF the City Dem
oeratic Committee tonight to consider
matters Of importance. and full attend.
arce Is desired. superintendent Ely has
been informed by Hon. George ID. Wise
that Hon. Samuel j. Randall and Congress
man Ellis, % Louisiana. will visit Rich
mond during the campaign, and he thinks
arrangements can be made TO have them
speak in Manchester. There will be an
other big Democratic rally here IN few
days.
Edgar Brown, a coloEed boy sbout ten
yeaIs old. was before Mayor Taylor yesler-
day morning charged with stealing chick
ems from Il. &. Broadus X co. lie was
found guilty and sent to jail for thirty days.
Although quite young, Brown has hSured
in this court before.
Mr.. Luther K. Thornhill. OF Appomat-
tOX, who has been called TO the Balnbrldge,-
street Baptist church. is expected TO preaeh
at that church tonight.
Mrs. :. A. Hall, who has been teaching
in the public schools Of this city for several
years, will. with her family. leave the city
to-day for Baltimore, where they VIII
locate.
Tie public schools here will commence
next Monday, October 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

,hat captain Il. y. cambridge, prominent
iawyer OF Winchester, Va, was found dead
~ his oiiicr Yesterday morning. Apoplexy
~ supposed TO have been the cause. lie
had been dead some hours when found by
his ofIlce-boy.
Gentlemen Just from Bath say that the
democrats have made careful canvass OF
we county, aud say Tucker will have not
less than 100 majority in that county.
Among the prominent old Readiustcrs who
have declared for the Democratic ticketare
Hon. Joseph sherrard. ox-S,ate senator;
Mr. Joseph May'. late candidate for Com
monwealth's attorney on the Readiuster
ticket. and Mr.. John Cameron, formerly Of
Rockbridge county. yox.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

The following eases ware disposed Of
yesterday:
Frank Bochling, for selling liquor to
minors. Sent on TO the grand jury.
Joseph Combs, for being drunk and
threatening TO beat Sallle Combs. Surety
for his good behavior for six months re-
quired.
z. A. McD0nough, for using pro!ane
language on the street. Fined $3.50.
{. II. r. Deuring. for obtaining under
false prstences one dulciphone, OF the value
OF $l2, the property OF G. H. Clark. Dis
charged.
j. T. Boze, for being drunk ana for
contempt Of court, was lined ~ In each
case.
Emanuel Ross (colored). for striking jim
Ellis with a lamp. Continued until to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
WILLIAMSBURG.
TO be Revivcd-Poiiticai-A Cheering Out

look.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 30, 1884
The first number Of the Williamsburg
Gazette will be issued Wednesday, October
lst. This enterprise iS undertaken by Mr.
BENJAMIN Long. for many years connected
with the Liverpool Daiiv Post. and the
Gazette is the name Of the first newspaper
published in Virginia Qn l73O. 1t will b.
weekly OF six columns, independent IN
politics. We nail it as an evidence Of re-
turning vitality In the enterprise OF this
section.
ine Cleveland and Hendricks Club held Ia
meeting Tuesday night and determined TO
raise handsome campaign flag. The ban
ncr selected is Of fine bunting and will bear
the portraits OF our candidates for President.
and Vice.President. II was also decided
to celebrate the flae-Taising by suitable
ceremony. and prominent speakers from 4
distance, among whom Lyon G. TYLER,
Esq. Of Richmond, is mentioned, will BE-
present.
Good work for the cause OF popula. gov
eminent is being put in by our people. and
II the Democrats OF all sections OF our State
are a. alive 10 the times as the Democrats
OF this section the victory IN November
next will be complete, and a tida-wavc OF
reform will sweep over the land and turn
the rascals out" NeighbOrhOod meetings
are being held in James City county and
organization effected TO bring out the full
strength Of the Democratic party. The en-
cmy are. however, hard ut work and using
every means to Offset the eXertions OF our
party. We hope and expect TO redeem this
congressional district and in the next Con-
gress be represented by Il. c. Marshall.
We have now fighting chance since the
counties Of New Kent, Prince George,
and Sussex have been taken OF.
The continued drought is making our
farmers complain. Little following has
been done for the wheat crop. II has been
fully six weeks since any rain has fallen in
this section. In the ncighborhoOl Of York
town there has been no rain for two
months. and a gentleman from the county
reports that the yOunc pinc-trees are dying
from the effects OF the drought. The pea.
nut crop, which has in the lat few years
become the staple crop Of this section.
will be eIIt short two thirds, and the corn
also greatly injured.
Next Thursday tcourt-day) promises
lively time at Yorktown. James =. Mitch
ell, the Independent Republican candidate
for Congress in this district, and who hls
good following, is expected TO speak.
Mitchell had the nerve to Gcfy Malone and
had his official head removed in conse-
quence. He is a colorcd man OF much in
0ucnce with his race. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Some Changes Made IN the List or MahoI
Rrnuhli.au EleefoFs

Some Changes Made IN the List or Malone
Republican Electors.
The following changes have been made
in the Republican electoral ticket:
Third District: S. Blair Morris in place
OF X. T. Habard, candidate for Congress.
Sixth District: L. II. NcCaull in place OF
z. W. Hubbard, Of Buckingham.
Eighth District: Lewis Mckenzie in
place OF G. Il. Louthan. OF Clarke.
Tenth District 5. Brown Allen. taken
from The State at large and put down for
the Tenth. [rhe new appointment was
not recognized by the Convention when IL
mst.l
The ticket as 1t now stands is a. follows
For STATE at Large.
Lewis +. Haryie, Amelia;
W. II. Turner, Norfolk city.
For Districts.
IT. Bsyiey Brown. Accomac;
&c. II. Causey, Nansemond;
3-S. Blair Morris. Richmond;
Al. II. Van Auhen, Petersburg;
J-F. Il. Brown, Henry;
6-P. X. McCaull, Roanoke:
7-R. j. Walker, Shenandoah;
S-LewIs Mckenzie, Alexandria;
Oh. W. Holloway, Scott.
l0-S. Brown Allen, Augusta.
There is no recognition OF the Straight
outs in these changes. They are all mad,
either ~ conform the ticket TO the new ap
portionment-which the Convention did moi
recognize-or for personal reasons. Tn,
changes are made by the State ESecatiy,
Committee OF the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
INOCULATED POISON.

Some eight years ago became the victim OF a
fearful Blood Poison. communicated hy a nurse
60 my infant, and thence through The breast aud
suffered for six long years. The Mercury and Pot
ash treatment seemed to drive tn poison further
into my system, only to break out IN wore form
on o,her portions Of my body. Three months aSo
began taxing swift's specific, audl has cured
me sound and well. II Is the greatest blessing
which has come % mankind IN wears.
MRS. T. ". LEE.
-e2G-Iw Grecnvlilc. Ala. September 4, S-4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
ThurHlan's Confidence,

Cincinnati telegram T IL az tbe nre,ent hour
on the "still hunt" policy, but very ds''a, .,
mined in character. A private letter aiy.,
ex-senator Thurman 10 a noted hehiuCn'
speaker said last week substantlnu! .
"Coms over and make the campaign "~,.n ~
US. We are gong TO win. and you nv
shared the labors Of so many hopele" rs ~, !,
that want you 10 be with us ~ Vic'o',
This seems worth quoting as helnG ."t
"Old Romans" private opinion ana "o'
said for eject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

The subjoined table gives the readings,
OF the thermometer, the course o! the wind
at sunrise, and the amount OF rainfall for
the month Of September. The readings OF
the thermometer were taken In an elevated
portion OF the city, free from any influence
OF refractcd heat, and from French instru-
ments, showing the highest and lowest
points Of the ...s,c;y :;:s,c;:.y during each twenty
four hours. II is believed that no better
situation for observations OF this character
can be found in our city. They have been
carefully noted, and are believed to be alb
soiutcly correct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

Eighteenth session will begin OCTOBER ISL
For particulars address
OIL NJ. l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Two FU0iTivEs ARRESTED.
SorfsIk Man Caught Here; Richmond MAJ
Caught tu no seser.

william Banks, OF Norfolk, charged with
a larceny In that city, was arrested yests--
day afternoon by Sergeant Howard nj the
wharf Of the Niieinia Steamboat Company.
The accused came here on the steamer
Ariel. A Telegram from Norfolk 10 the
police authorities OF this city caused the
arrest.
On the cath instant John Carter lcoloreO
was charged with stealing a gun from Mr.
John Rankin. The accused left the ciy
shortly afterwards. but wasyesterdsy iound
IN Hanover county and brought back 10
Richmond. He was locked up for . bear
ing Lefore the Police Justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
ro,aItax.r,celvable bond. and

Total surrender. E5,724,A92 22
Amount OF taX-receivable coupons paid
for taxes on judgments under acts Of jan
uary II and 26, 1882, prior to july !, 1851,
S2l4.020.i0.
Nothing since July |. 1884.
Amount OF new Virginia 3 per cent.
bonds purchased by the Board OF sinking
Fund Commissioners, with January. 1888,
and subsequent coupons thereon, SSil.OOO.
Amount expended by said commission
ers in the purchase OF thess bonds, $780,
204.57. Average price paid % 3Dllo1-
$4,000 per cent. The difference between
| this price and the current price OF new
| Virginia per cents, il will be observed,
| Is due to the accrued interest on the bonds
| at the time OF purchase.
Amount OF new per cent. bonds turned
over TO the Board Of Public Works bv the
| Richmond and Danylll Railroad Com
panv, and cancelled by the Commissioners
| Of the Sinking Fund under act Of March 10.
1884, S43S, ,S99.49.
| Amount turned over as above by the
| Upper AppOmaltox Canal Com 80.
pany........... .....................t lO,SBi Zo
! Amonnt OF new virginia per cent.
| bonds received from First AudtOr
on accsunt of delinquent treI-
under aci of August 23. 1854 80. 42.0il ~
| Total smount cancelled under above
acts...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....t49l,S05 "a
/ OF the $4,000 OF coupons due January
! and July, 1888 aud 1881. presented at this
| Office for funding under the act OF Februa-
/ ry II. 1882. in consequence Of the decision
! OF the United states Circuit Court in the
case OF John L. faure Us. The Boord ol
! Sinking-Fund Commissioners. there hl'
been funded. a. stated above, S97.S30. The
4 -. o. .I.I
under Judge IIughes's decision, it Will be
seen, is orly s92,47O.59. From this il
would seem pretty plain that not the policy
/ adopted by the Legislature, but the dictl
Of that decision, have nearly stopped fund.-
/
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

the month was 7l.5o, very high range ss
compared with corresponding montn, OF
previous years. And along WIN tnis
there has been very severe drought.
During the month OF August tnere was
only 1.l9 inches Of rain. and In september
only 0.l5 Understanding for tue TWO
months only 1.64 inches. On the I'm OF
July there was light shower, ana since
then, period Of seven weeks, less tnah
quarter Of an inch OF rain has fallen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

viii! give them some hare work. H. tv0
games will really BE- decisive 'pitcncm Z
genes. and from thts fact alone VII De veSy
interesting and htreabous very novs!; -
there h no doubt of very large ssseno'
ancc. Game will be called at /! O'Clock.
II would be advisable for the manage
menf. now that the afternoons sre Retunx
so much shorter. 10 change the hour Iof
beginning the games, and make the t'ms
from a quarter 10 half sn hour earlier. ~
the present hour Of commencing, " tne
game l. st all prolonged. darkness WIN
come on befcre nine innings can be played,
neccssnating the calling Of the game on an
unfinished play, 10 the general disssiisfsc-
tion OF ALL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Base.nali.

The Virginia Baseball Club gave evil
dsnce that they are now In tine trim and
ready for good, active work by their play
ing Of Mondays game. To-day they en-.
counter the indianapolis Club, whose
pitchers are the beat known In the Associa-
lion, and who will no doubt try their best
to defeat their opponents, and "our boys -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
THE WORK or the C1NVASS.
Arrange emenis for "A Grand Demonstration
ON the e2t,ii-Dlstiuguished> Speakers.

Arrange tor Grand Demonstration
ON the 2i,h-Dlstinguished speakers.
A meeting OF the City Democratic Com
mttee was held last night, Assistant super
intendent III. VI. Smith. Jr., in the chair.
in the absence from the city OF Superin-
tendcnt John B. Cary. The following
members answered roll-cill Mess :. Henry
Metzger, ". :. Burch, George Gibson. Jr.,
|, {. Iigg, James hcGraW, James /.
Ferriter. Jourdan W. Maury. George Med.
Blake. Percy Gray, A. Z. Porter. Robert
NcCariy, Dennis Wren, Charles Black
burn. Julius LOth, John +. lIankins. B. VI.
Ouarles. Il. X. Ralston. l.. :. Edwards.
Report was made that an energetic COM
mittee Of citizens were NJ work with the pur-
pose OF raising funds for a biz demonstra-
ton on the oath. speakers to he invited by
the City Committee. On motion il was last
night resolved that il i the sense OF this
committee that the finance committee OF the
CITY Committee and the Citizens Committee
should confer together and cooperate with
the object OF collecting funds Tor the cam
paign, the demonstration included.
The committee agreed TO invite the fol-
lowing speakers FOR the citizens meeting Of
.he Path: III Vance. Thomas +. Baylrd.
Samuel j. Randall, Joseph Blackburn, T..
A. Hendricks, Allen &. Thurman. =. A..
Collins, A. G.. Curtin, Holmes Conrad. and
Waller X. Staples.
Monroe and Madison Ward Clubs are also
arranging for meeting forthosc two wards.
They will raise their own funds.
The following was read and accepted:
nKADQUARrERs MARSHALL WARD
DEMOCRATIC CLUB,
RICHMOND. Va, september %, 1884. y
Officers and Members city Democratic
Committee:
Dear Sirs,-You are cordially invited To
attend the Democratic mass-meeting and
the unfurling Of Marshall Ward Demo-
cratic banner, bearing the portraits OF our
distinguished standard-bearers - Grover
Cleveland. Thomas A. Hendricks, and
George ID. Wise-on Libby-liill Park,
Friday, October Sd. at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
The meeting will be addressed by a num-
Der OF distinguished speakers.
Respectfully, W. :. CATLgrr,
Superintendent OF Marshall Ward.
SFeet.cdrs toithiE t,centy yards Of speak
ers' stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
vausfiur~ C0urs.

The following eases were disposed of
yesterday: 49,,
Julius Kinbcr. who was indicted for
keeping disorderly house, pleaded guilty
and wa. fined $50 and costs, which he
promptly paid and was discharged from
custody. There was another indictment
against him for allowing unlawful gaming
IN his bar.room, which was notIe prose2n'ed.
James Allen. bousebreaking and larceny.
pleaded guilty, snd was sentenced 10 two
wears IN the pcnitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
democratic Rally I'm Accornac.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
ACCONAc, VA, September -, ISL
The largest Democratic rally thai DR.
taken place on the Eastern shore for many
years was held atiAccomae COurthou-e -,
day. Hon. Charles L. Stuart met ana
unhorsed Brown Allen. Only two wh'l'
men in the immense crowd cheerel hilrn'
Croxton followed in a powerful speech
and created great enthusiasm. Acc"lni1
will give fifteen hundred majority for the
hqnncrafe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
---H---7-------
Mr.. Kelley aud Ohio.

Hon. Mr.. Kelley will be invited by the
chairman OF TIE Democratic Central Com
mittee OF the State OF Ohio 20 speak in that
State prior to the October election, and has
signifed his willingness TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Ford's Opera Company.

Ford's Opera Company will open the
season at the Theatre tonight by appear
ing in the popular opera the Orange
Girl. and will remain for the rest OF the
week. Their repertoire is good. and fash
iouable houses will greet them. not
withstanding the warm weather. Secure
your seats in advance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
w o NJ A N.
HER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE MAT
TERs OF GREAT CONCERN TO
ALL MANKIND.
NEAR MARIETTA. &

NEAR MARIETTA, Ga.
Some months ago bought a bottle Of Or. ,.
BIadheid's Female Regulator aud used 1t In my
family with great satisfaction. j have recon-
mcnded IT to three families. and they have found
n TO be just what Is claimed for it. The females
who have rsed IT are now In perfect health ADD
able 10 attend 10 their household duties.
REV. III. Is. JOHNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
\ Corre elton.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS Val
September %. 1881.
To He Editor Of The DiSpGtct:
Your Lynchburg correspondent i in
error when he state. tha. the prisoner ar
rested in Lynchburg was sent here for
trial. accused Of stealing $50 from cGe''
Of the springs. No guest has been robbed
Of any amount, either this or any previous
season.
think the arrest was made for breaking
into a store at the iron-orc mines, about two
miles from the springs. Respectfully.
Phil. f. BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
Norfolk District Republicans.

IConesl Oudence of ihe Richmond W'IlI'U'I
NoEFOLK. September 80. i,,''
The Republicans in this district have
issued call for another convention 10 D'
held at Virginia Beach on the 18th pr0Nll,,lp'
10 nominate peoples candidate. Ms
" III make three. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01

From our weather report II will be seen
that the last few days have been exception
sly hot, the mercury reaching y5' yester'
day, nearly as high point az " mas reach
cd this seas on. The mean temperature for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-01
H,ase.nai1.

Virginias Us. indianapolis.
az
Virginia Base Bail Park.
Wednesday and Thursday, October ist and
%. Admission as usual.
Game called at L. VI.
Every street.car will De- met at Laurel
street by omnibuses, special arrangement
having been made To that effect.