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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
x,,e Dorv Idiot aear,: FROM.

GA. Dorman, Of New Hayen, has re-
rciycd a letter from Captain John rrlyuor,
who called from this port recently for Eu-
rouc I'm hi dory. Il was written on sun
d,y. July u. in latitude 80 ~ north and
Longitude GJ3 lO/ west. lie says: "Thi,
find, me well on my voyage. This morn
Ing woke NJ, found a boat alongside OF
me baiine me 10 come on board and have
some Boston baked beans. II was the
schooner Lady Lincoln, Of Gloucester |
have had Gne weather -ince leit. an
sbout 500 miles from Now Haven"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

Workingmen understand the froe-trade
question quite rs well rs the politicians.
No frcc-;rade party can carry this coun'
Cincinnati Commercial.
And no "free-trade party" is trying to
carry it. The Democratic party has plat
form Of principles. Read that and learn,
if YOU don't know already, that the Demo-
Gratis propose TO levy such tariff as viii
cover the difference between the prices OF
labor IN TIE United States and the prices
Of labor in foreign countries. thus protect
inc the industrial interests and the work
ircmon Of This country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

DrpccsArIc EXECUTIVE Corsrrrss.

HEADQUARTERS SrATs)
DgnccsArIc EXECUTIVE ConaIrrrE.
July %, 1884.
The following appointments are an
nounced Tor Hon. John Gsode. elso,or ct
large:
Saturday. August 10th faoonl.
smyth- Monday. August 18Th.
Giles-Tuesday, Angus. 10Th.
Aceomac-Monday, August 18Th.
Unless otherwise indicated these ap-
pointmcnis are all made Cor county.seats.
other announcements will follow az soon
a. they can be arranged.
II Is hoped that the officials Of the party
organization In every county will ST once
g,t their committee 10 working order;
Will arrange for ratification meetings. fitg-
rsisings, precinct clubs, &c, aud everything
incident to vigorous canvass, and will
report regularly TO this Office.
III. SHEPHERD. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin in
forms the country that LOGAN was not NOM
mated as a grammalian. We had already
given the Republican party credit for not
trying 20 perpeirate such a bare-facedf fraud
o. fhat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

The Hartford Times says: "Between
one hundred and thirty and one hundred
and forty fraudulent vouchers have been
discovered In the Bureau OF Medicine and
Surgery IN Washington city," That is one
OF the results Of Republican prescription.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
A Mantse's Terrible Work.

A horrible crime was attempted in West
springfield. H., Tuesday, by man named
Thomas Henchie. who had been recently
released from the jacksonville Insane Asy-
lum. Three men-Judas Perkins. John
Colvin, and the father OF Colyin-wsre
driving TO their homes when Henchie
climbed into the rear OF the wagon and ap-
preached them, seemingly in a friendly
manner. Before the others discovered his
purpose he had thrown one arm around
Perkins, meek. and, producing large
knife. slashed him across the throat, nearly
sevoring the windpipe and carotid artery.
A second cut severed a branch OF the tenn
poIal artery on the right side OF the head.
Pcrkins.fell of Of the wagon on oeing re-
leased, and the maniac then slsshed at the
throat OF John ColNin, cutting severe cash
under the chin. The second victim fell
iainting from the wagon. The elder Colyin
jumped Just as the maniac made pass az
him. The mailman put whip to the horses
and Grove rapidly away. lie has not yet
been captured. Perkins VIII die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
ORASGB, Va, August 70, 1884.
TO TIE HditOr of the Dispatch:

10 b'o buNW " VIC DSpOtc1:
Did the Government first make an appro-
pristion for building the Washington mon
ument in the city OF Washington, or was il
an association OF ladies by private sub
scription: II the last, please give their
names TO the public. and II eny are now
living, and their place OF residence.
BY A SUBSCRIBER.
The Washington National Monument
was commenced in 1SiS by an Association
incorporated by Congress. After an OK
penditure Of s230,oCo, raised by voluntary
subscription, the monument came to
s,and-still. In 1876 Congress appropriated
$4,000 to il. The corporstors were not
ladies, we think; but We cannot furnish
their names. HENRY WATrREsoS's father
had something to do with the monument
according to our recollection. What SAYS
the CCayieS.Jouraal2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

General WIcgIIiN secs the necessity TINT
the General Assembly shall do something
TO protect the people Of Virginia from the
Effects OF the decision OF Judge lIrGHEs, rs
reported in our columns yesterday. To
accomplish the final settlement OF the pub
lie debt satisfactorily TO our people would
be work well worthy Of the best efforts
Of our legislators, aud would justify them
in staying in Richmond long time. We
trust that they will be equal to the demand
upon their talents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
Tho ACauinl SArnnniEn.

The first reference made by the Buffalo
Erenirg AcrS 10 the Cleveland ISLANDERS
appeared in It's issue OF Wednesday
Speaking editorialy Of the report Of the
Independent Republican Committee. 1t
SAYS:
Their verdict is pretty thorough VIM
Gicalion OF Mr. Cleveland from the mon
slrous charges brought against him, and II
is signed with the names Of some OF the
best citizens Of Buffalo. Several Of the
gentlemen are lawyers, and, unlike the
clerical endorsers Of the scandal, in the
habit Of weighing all statements OF fact by
The critical balance OF judicial proof in
preference TO taking them on trust
from anybody, however high his POI
SitiOn or however sacred bis call
ing. Their finding is that Of SIN
cere, iair-minded men, non-partisAn.
and anxious only TO get the facts as guide
10 their own course and that Of other In
dependent voters. The NetcS has avoided
all reference to the scandal hitherto, be-
hcYing il 10 be best 10 lot the sensation
spend its force and then calmly give the
facts. The sndings Of the highly respecta-
bic gentlemen who have investigated the
story sufficiently answer the charges and
insinultions. This practically ends the
Cleveland scandal Another story OF
similar character has just been sprung on
the public in the shape Of a chapter OF
Blaine's early life. We do not propose to
print it. Those who like scandal can ind
il elsewhere. The scsKdai campaign has
played Itself out pretty early in the cam
yass. Now is good time for the people
to come back TO the consideration Of the
real issue, Shall We have an honest man for
PTesidcnt?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

The Erie Dispatch says; "Not a Re-
publican paper has 20 far printed the
charges against Mr.. CLEVELAND" Either
ELI PERKINS or J. WAgREN KEEPER or the
Mudir Of Dongola is editing the Erie
DiSpdtck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
r.norosALs.
W. COMMONWEALTH oy yin9isls't
o-xxcR EoARD sfssiSo trSD tosnss(
WT'N~ ' IIf.Ifan<p. Angust D. lecf.
NV nprcTroS OF SECTION ST.

80. ro.s,. s,sx,S0 trxD Coyaiss'ks,(
Ur''~ EIcHaoSD. August ,, 1887
ny DIRECTION OF SECTION ST.
1oxp. OF AN ACT OF TIE LE"'shA-
1,py or VIRGINIA. approved March fcn
1854. intended 70 so' apart a FUND for paying w
,,,er,st a, The public s.ch Of the STATE ~ e''A'-
uA,sty he nc. approved sebruuy ID, iss1Joys
mot,hl, accumulation for thst purpose 'he an'rs-
s,o,,ed con nIssiousrs e the sinking Fan' o. Wv
,,,,,. have appfoprisfed gu, Of the surplus % M
,,.o.,urx oNp HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
+, ape vor rpE MONTH OF August FoRThk
p,-pc,.ss ON THREE PER cESTuh BONDS
90 rpr STATE WITH ALi TIiE hArORhD
corroSs ATTACHED TBERfToi aud meJ
,,,,,x advertise shas hoy will receive Oilers for
ne sa,e OF such aincout Of the sad tlre PER een'on
no,ss A. The said suin OF ono bunlrei thon'aoi
eo,lars viii cnaiIe ihem 10 purcbrse. al propo-
.als must be iu ibc hands Of The Commissioners ior
ocfose 8 II. ". on tle l9ra DAY or AUGUST,
1854.
All os,fs shau o. maze in writing address
-! 20 iIo Commissioner Of The si1S.ny fsnd 81
y.rgiia. s.sal Dc sealed. aud shall De- opened by
uc Cor bis. ou,rs. ~ mriority - them on NE
2ori DAY oF TIE yOSTH. At S0cN'ia nc
pqesercc 81 iho Governor of tie fOmiDon"ea'"'
r,n ,ycui 90 as aSsoncc. in The rTo@nc' % u''
-.cT,iary q The Commonwealth. TIE h'n'' o.
Co,,cd AZ The i.Scst rrcs shah ~ rurch - - inc
extent above mentioned. u the 2eth dly Of t'e
month shan faii ~ sunday cra lceai hoi'iay We
ssi1 ,f.r, ban tc 0Icne'i on The neNt 'hF "nl,'
f. not LEGAL holiday. Tile three ~ crnium bonds
of ibe STATE a. above specified "T th'ir 'FF .leht
an c,-n,.shie fo,,s. must D. Irs seated - te patty
no'iG,d uat . s. bond r. acc' ptf' OPP Of roii ~
rer c.nt. IN money oF a certified c.ccF' n Three
day.' time fof Jelycfyis asked, beyond which 10
time :,r Gciyc-y viii De- given. fs0lded.fo"-
ever. iha. iho said COMMISSIONS. shaN have AY-
thofiiy % reject any sud an nd, maf' DID, l'nrs"-
anco OF th, act o. accept ap iioI oi iir nsnds
that rlsy De- on rcd los any panty.
FRANZ %. EUgfiN.
MORTON MAsYE.
ISAAC l.. BARNSD ALE,
.,,cr.t (er,ytf.stouor4 OF -flNing fu I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

"Cashier DICKINSON, having got the AZ
fairs Of the Wall-Street Bank in such a con-
di,ion that he couldn't steal anything more.
has gone to Canada The Republican
majority in Canada is growing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
CHAPTER III.
Patients
Almost dead or nearly DYING

For years and given rfp by physicians, q Brignvs
and other kidney diseascs. liver complaints, sevovs
coughs called consumption, have be,n card.
Wsmen gone nearly eraxyi
FruIn agony OF neuralgia. nsrvonnos, waaauA
nes,. and various diseases peculiar to women.
People drawn ont OF shape from eIcrusisanq
pang. Of Rhemstsm.
fnnInmatory and eh'oatc, a. nfa~sns from
scrofula
Eryspeiss!
salt rheum, blood roisonine. dyspepsia, iahssss
don. and IN fac, almost all diseases fail
Nature Is heir to,
Have bccr cured by Hop BitIsrs. prooe o. which
a te found In Every neiFhborhood n the known
world. Usl-Thivhsa,&Tulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

out in Tennessee The people have been
giving lot OF Mormon elders little taste
OF lynch law. We are opposed 10 lynch
law, but il it must expend its superfluous
energy, Mormon elders afford as good ma
terial 70 work upon as any we know OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
Killed by "A Dynamite Explosion.

A Granite Falls (Ainn.) telegram OF Au-
gust 12th says: A terrible accident hap
ptned here to-day. While two men were
engaged blasting with dynamite the charge
exploded, killing one, Robert J. Hight,
almost instantly. The other, William
smith, who wa. sitting with drill In hand
packing the cartridge down. received
wounds about the face and head. the per-
cus.ion literally covering his face. He is
in a very critical condition. The former
was a labOrer about town. and had been
here about SIX years. The other has been
IN these parts for year or two. prospect
ing most Of the time for gold. The chances
are thai smith will get well, but he will be
hldy Scared. DR.. Dockslader was stand
in near at the time OF the accident, but
escaped without injury. Smith has q
family in Kansas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

"The Prince OF Wales opposes popular
government on the ground that it is too
extensive ALBERT EDWARD has evil
IDENTITY been studying the methods OF the
Republican party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

TIE Tribune says: American working
men are, in the first place, practical and
which Is the frs! and best
reason why they will not be caught by Mr..
BLIISE's flsshy policy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
LYNcuprEc. Va. Augnst u. 1884.
. tie Editor Of tAs Dispatch:

To tie Editor Of hs Dispatch:
In the Dispatch Of to-day you have
Democratic. Coalition.
Nelson county Tor 1885,. 6l5 1880
This is surely an error. Nelson il q
Democratic county. ID.
Surely II IS, bet il was q mere typograph-
zeal error. The figure al" slipped out.
The rote Was
Democratic. Coalition.
1915 l,lS0
Whoever has seen an error In the tables
will do us favor, and the public also, II
he will drop US note correcting the error,
on asking us TO correct IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

"They say that Benny BrTLEE's letter
will contain large assortment OF his
choicest poetical quotations" We never
heard BHN's little idiosyncrasies Of speech
called poetcal quotations before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

will save the hair and Keep It in 4 Strong
and healthy condition. because 10 WI.
stimulate the roots of the hair, and restore
the natural action upon which its growth
depends.
Burnctt's FIavoring Extracts are ah'o-
iutoiy pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
VITAL QUESTIONS.

Ask the most eminent physician
OfaDy school what Is the best thing In the world
for quetng and ALA ing all irritation ofthe nerves
and curing all forms OF nervous complaints, giving
natural. childlike, refreshing sleep always'
and they viii tell you unhesltatIngly,
"S0me form Of Hops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
We call ,pccal attention 10 tine ~ LINEN
TRAININGS "a. one half thcir cost;
Isle and SILK GLOVES,
COR~ETS, HOSIERY,
e-ywHAT YOU HAVE BEEN WATT

WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN WATT
ING FOR.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK DRESSGtNG-
HAMS at Sc. yard worth double The money;
LACE-STKIPED MUSLIN At Is GA yard, SD!i at
I21c. at beginning Of the season;
BLACK GBOS-GHAIA SILK al $40. yard,
usually sold At sL25;
SUMMER SILKS at SIG. worth SOC. az ijc.
NOuh co, at soc. worts d5. at csc. worth 81
LAWNS At 4, 3, "a, ~, 10, and l2se. yard;
REMNANTS Of the BEST PACIFIC LAWNS Ia
choicest patterns at 64c. yard;
LINEN LAP-ROBfS at 81, were considered
Cheap al $3.50 az beginning OF season,
An elegant assortment Of FANS from 2c. mp e.;
s.s cur big 25c- uUCKABACK TOWEL;
WIDE LACES and EMBROIDERY fer Nekes
and sleeves;
HAABJRG FDGINGS and MEETINGS IN
great yarlcty-nO sIgh m assortment can h.
hunud elsewhoTe-oW prices age always -e
lowest,
TIE largest, chCepest, and t.st-tssTtoi stock q
LACES IN This city;
REMNANTS Of the genuine PRIDE-oP-Tiih-
WEST COTTON at lcc. yard;
REMNANTS u UTICA sliEEIING, - yTds
Wide At 25c. ysrd-warranied genuine;
TWLLHD CRASH at &C. a yard worth sac.;
Riy Bargains IA al Kinds OF GOOD. Cor BOYS
and MEMS CLOTHING;
specifl Bargains IN GENTLEMEE7S FURNISH
and NECK WEAR;
BLACK SAsH-RIBBON, y inches wide, al silS,
At 81 yard worth tl.5O;
Cg.ORRD SAsll-RlBBONs, inches Wlie al
pare silk, at 63c. yard xorthfl;
MARROW RIBBONS Of every description ~ the
lowest prices;
WHITE and BLACK CANVAS BELTS; Also
LEATHER BELTS;
BATIilNti-SJITS. HANNOCKS. LUNCH AMI
ouier BASKETS. TRUNK. >AlClIfLS, sud
BAGS: TRUNK, SATC hEL-, and SHAWL
STRAPS;
4 large stock e MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
fRFPFS. HANBkGRCiIFES G. LOVE =,
STOCKINGS. COLLARS, snd CUFFS;
Bargains in REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS;
Remember that We have the largest sior" IN the
SlaSl, and that We keep ~ ali time. Tho largest
and hrst-as.oriOd stocf. and that our prices are
always The lowest FOR FlRs1-CLAsS GOODS.
LEVY z DAVIS.
successors 70 LcVy Brothers,
al2 lOI7 and 1919 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

YORK. PA.-Mr. L. w. spangler, pub
Usher, York, Pa, Daily, states that In a
severe attack d neuralgls, by rubbing the
paris affected and saturaiing piece oil flsn-
mel with ST. Jacobs oil. the great pain-cura.
once only, be was permanently cured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

tury. and nj the time Of his death he was
seycnty-ivc years old.
The French engraver Ferdinand Gillsrd
Il 10 receive from the Directory oil Fine
Arts $4,000 for the plate, Il has ordered
Of him after ola Joconde' and 1.-The
Last supper OF Leonardo ds Vlnci.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

We second the motion Of the DlSpatch
that Mr. Bocock be made a liie.member OF
the National Democratic Convention
Lyrct6urg NelrS.
THANK votf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

Professor WILLIAM HAagsES, Of the
United States Naval Observatory, talks
ansIbly about earthquakes. The theory
Of mciien planet Il behind the tiues
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
tn,NT OKDI.KN.

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Y ltfINtN ~ = ~ - -. -
ot me COT NI1 or h''H'' ''''"' 70
lt~A. ,. -.
G. T.. Eaay, rNccIicr ~ william fNiHD't 40,
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against =. ,..... ...
wife. ~ jam 3. Gary, 10 -in t'''.''H t''--
.,u A. 90 .-. ,,'.., fr. 49, L ...l,..,..
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IhU.Hltut..
Tho cause came go fil- i'rr .. .-. again heard
man frs Ili.-, Formerly rfH.i. ..I f.. port %
4 ..f,f.Ir ~. ~. rt.. .f ifhff
t.L.e l'uR tf1ri ur.r s'.f rff O.. .Y com 'nt ~
fNr-. N." NN ''a ga l'. .Nt,' III. .si',i
h'A. F" 30 i DID f b., ,.l,i'.,
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49,. ,,,i.. ~ a ia. e.. %. hIv. been
NV. ..r.tli fIc.ftfl, auI ffai NOR thsn
49,, ..... .,. .i......l .Irsr fhr rgaaartfi.u lf
w., ..,, .',,.,, b.. i...i,, 81 tha rraru.or. bv
r...r "a l.l. ,r,irr tnst q. creditor. 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
BRIBI COMNENT.

II is rumored tnat LULA Hurst, the mag
netic girl. will be employed TO start the
Kelly motor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
gCES1TF aE

W T. ARE NOW MANUFAC-a
" TURING ant receiving tom rhr u,.f 4.
factories very largo stock 81 r IN fIHi. ~
comprising, ilAMb. RtCENlTlRF,PA PAR -
LIR FI kNiii EE. DlNlNG-GDoN 81 fNf-
TIEF. NAl1Ef ->F>. We have ou Band The
lts-, anu most cle.ant sts'.s Also. -...lf ..ri-
ctv ~ MHuli VI FURNITURE % tult II IfI.ies.
boa vnu ,rc .n need al veil mad. tni rr.ilnle
60, as. rIa.ilue nur extensive assortment. Faces
alp nov lower Than they ilYn hefH f.r tHeriy
YEAR, Tenn. 3ceomrolat. =. q. W. iAtAppD
y son. NOs. !, q, and governor -'r'r'. Ifi'i-
uoud. Va. ~ i-3u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
HEATIIS.

DIXIE Died. August 10. 1884, N the residence
Of his parents, 2sOt east CLAW street. WILLIAM
HOR ACE, son .f John n. and Harriet Duac' ~ =
two year, and ten months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

DYTHIAN TICE.- HA
i The members II MARSHALL ~ IA
LODGE, No. IL. X. of f., are requested - y q
to attend regular meesing OF their ey.,l,D
Lodge on THURSDAY EVENING, t'Etf,sJ
August IA. 1884. at smiths new ball, <1tT
riffh street between Broad and Marshall, and not
at schiller hall, as heretofore. Business OF I'm
pOrtance.
BY order ef BEvERbY T. CsUMP, .. G.
au All "a. W. JENKINS, n. of n. aud :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem n
WI bers OF METROPOLITAN LODGE.N,HAx
No.li,A. r. and a. NJ. are requested t. * x
attend a stated communication II thclT "
o.igc at ~ Adams Hall THIS Thursday EVE
MING. August IAN. 10 z, O'Clock.
All Master Masons In good standing are Invited
70 attsnd.
by order Of the W. VI.
AZ lA-1t =. u. IAlNHs. SecrlfirN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14

TINE. LIME, LIME.-3,000 barrels
IL FRESH R0CKLAND LtMF, per schooner
Alfred aeen, Ia dork ana now dlscharglDg Tor sale
PORTLAND limported) CEMENT, asd JAMES
RIVER CEMENT just 20 hand. CALCiNEO
PLAsTfR, lAIIIS, HAIR, &c. FIRE BRICK
andCLAY. WARNER MOORE,
Lump and Ground Plaster.
Foot Of Seventeenth street, south aide Dock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
AwUsg 1ENTs.


DICHMOND THEATRE.
THURSDAY AND YRIDAY,
AUGUST l4rH AND lJrH
IHE NATIONS ELECTED FUN-MAhEHs.
BARLOW 3 WILSON'S
MAN OF II NSTRELS.
Headed ny MILT. g. BARLOW, eminent every
where; " NORGE WILSON, Americas repre-
-Aiatiye Comedian HCOHEY Dough-
EETY. the Mcodous and Mirhful
Comedian; b. VI. HALL, The
PagAnni Of the Banjo.
ke--rs. Griffin and Marks In their great special
ty,' All on the Quiet Mcssss. CraSford aud
Mex i-son, the worlds finest Grote-Gue Dancers.
T1lert ana ODay. TIE champioa Acrohatic
Dancers. The great McNish In his original spe-
cislty, only for bnu.'
the FOJR ACES-iho greatest 81 all song
ambulance teams. Entire prcWame new.
The ROLLER. SKATING RINK. Introducing
II champion skaters. The Excelsior Ballet
and the only real White Elephant.
Admission: %. 30, and 15c. Reserved 9cata:
Orchestra and circle, 81; dresscircle, Use.
Az 1927
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-14
Nash. nLlxps. DOORS. sc.

~N~No<lSNAl -~lS~>-sJ-l.s "a ~ -.
WHITEHURST 4 OWEN, MANI
w FACTURres OF SASH, BLINDS, n,oRS.,
MQJLOlNG>. BGACkErs. &C., fsNfh M,
In arrangement snd saaipmeat ~ any IN VIC
eoun.ry. Is now ia fiil OPERATION, sn'l We arr ~.
tom Prices. " 15'3m
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LINE. CEMENT. &c.

q 900 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
Z,CttO LAND LIME from the eeiehr.ted
Cobb Lime hilns. zist arrived and nov lzndine
FROM schooner ID. u. ingshsm, for sale lov from
dock by ROBERT WRSDsNBURG.
No. ess Main aud IL Fifteenth streets.
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XlEGINIA-INT TIE CIR'llTopUEf
, 0F me COUNTY Of HtShiC'' July 7'
les: n.
G. T.. RaGy, executor o. william fuinD'ri.
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EXCURSION TO CAYERNS OF LU-
IL TRAY AND NATURAL BRIDGE VIA CUFSA-
PkAKF AND OHIO HALLWAY, WEDSEs-
DAY, AUGUST AZ, lSe4.-Traln leaves Chesa-
Ing. leaves Luray Thursday. August 2sth, at
O'Clock +. NJ. Ticket- good for ten DAYS, 20 re-
turn on any train. Fars Tor the round trip: Rich
and return, 81; Richmond 20 Cayerns OF Luray
and Yeinrn, IS Riehs ond 20 Natural Bridge aud
return. IS; Louisa TO Natural Bridge or Luray aud
return, ~. so; Gordonsviue TO Natural 6ridge or
Lur-y snd return. -; Charlottesville 70 Natural
Bridge or Luray and return, 1918. This includes
sdmi, sion 10 the CAysrns Of Lnray, guides, aud
Bridge. This will be your last chance this sea-
son. Tickets for sale by RamOs q Moses. ola
east Main street; J. NJ. Thompson, 4O5 east Broad
sueet; and by the committee st the train.
ADAMS & TYREE.
nIO,12,l4,lTl9,23,23, 24&26
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uOwITZERS' NLIGHTelTu.,
EXCURSION
on steamer ARIEL through and ABOUND DUTCH
GAP
FRIDAY EVENING, AUoUsf Is, 1884.

ssemer leaves wharf promptly al 5 O'Clock, re-
turniDg In tins to conneeI with street-cars.
Elegant string band, dancing, refreshments In
abundance. A pleasant time guaranteed.
Tickets. so cenIs--to De had Of the committee
and members OF the battery.
COMMITTEE: Lieutenant =. Lorraine. Sergeant
w. &. AmmOns. Sergeant ". r.. Word. Corporal
I. II. Starke, l.. l. Lynch, and j. A. Wolf.
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