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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Meetings of the James River Improvement
ard Fire Department Committees.


The Committee on Improvement Of
James River met in the Council chamber
yesterday evening. The following MEM
hers were present: Megys. Lewis ID.
Creushaw. Jr.. W. II. Curtis, J. Aston
Cabell, b. +. Redford, George ". Allen,
5. IL. IIawes, James W. Allison, Il. A.
Dunlop, Z. .. Milling, and John Purcell.
Mr.. Noting acted as temporary chair
man.
Mr.. Lewis D. Crenshaw, Jr.. was, on
motion Of Mr.. Curtis, unanimously elected
permanent chairman, and Captain George
W. Allen was elected sub-chairman.
Mr.. w. II. Curtis was elected auditor OF
the committee.
Captain Thomas Cunningham, Sr.. was
reelected superintendent OF the James
river improvement.
On motion Of Mr. Bedford the commit.
tee decided to meet on the tug Craighill
next Monday evening at ~ O'Clock TO
make an inspection Of the improvements
property belonging TO the city, and in
structcd the superintendent to fHrn.sh
them with an inventory OF the same at that
time.
Hereafter the regular monthly meetings
OF the committee will be held on the first
Wednesday OF each month. the chairman
TO call the meeting at slch hour on the
Craighill or In The Council chamber as he
may deem best.
Slessrs. Allen and Allison were appointed
a subcommittee to superintend the exten-
siye repairs TO be made 10 the dredge City
Of Richmond.
On motion Of Mr.. Noting, the commit
tee unanimously concurred in the rcsolu-
lU az hu ha
and Chamber ot Commerce expressing the
high appreciation Of the retiring engineer
in charge OF the improvement, and well
coming the engineer, Major +. q. Haines,
who has just taken charge.
Messrs. Robert w. Powers aud Joseph
G. Dickerson, members Of the committee,
we're not present. on account OF absence
from the city.
The chairman announced that Mr.. Ben
iamin Il. August would continue to act ~
the secretary OF the committee, as it was
made his duty by resolution OF the Coun-
ell.
on motion of Mr.. Dunlop the committee
adjourned.
The Committee on Fire Department met
at the Fire Department headquarters yes
terday, and with one exception, that OF =
driver, reippolnted all OF the old officers
and employees Of the department. The
committee decided to change their place
OF meeting to a room over the Council
chamber, and the sergeantat-arms and
clerk OF the committee were instructed TO
make the necessary arrangements. The
contract for furnishing the department
with coal was awarded 10 Mr.. G. II. Page
at S4.4S per ton.
All OF the Council committees have Or
ganized except the Committee on Lunatics.
The chairman won't be overburdened with
work when he Is elected.
During the organization Of the commit
tees the attendance was full and prompt.
Keep 1t up, gentlemen, through the two
years. This Is where the work Is done aud
attendance needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
Meath nfa Colorea Lawyer.

William Caboll Roane, surviving partner
Of the hw-6rm composed of himself aud
The late Robert Peel Brooks. died suddenly
yesterday morning about 4 o'clock while
sitting in n chair in the house 81 his father.
on Ninth street. Deceased was about
thirty lone years Of age. aud a native Of ihis
city. He was educated a. Howard uniyer-
s.,y, Washington, ID. c., aud shortly after
graduating established himself In the prae-
tice OF law in this city. His success WAS
encouraging till the death Of his partner.
when he forSook the law and accepted a
position as cleik in the blchmond post
Office, where be had been employed for the
past two years. He lett the post'onicc
Tuesday night st 10 O'Clock. after COM
pletng his work, and was then in his
usual health. HIS disease was consump-
ton. lie was well thought of here. aad In
1879 helped the Democrats in their canvass
10 maintain The McCullCch bill settlement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
p,. uore I'm Route 60 Europe.

Rev. DIR. Moses ID. Hoge left Richmond
for New York Yesterday, and on saturday
morning early win sail for England. lie
viii be absent u, til the first week in Oeto-
Der. Meantime the congregations OF the
First and Second Presbyterian churches
wiil worship together, and be under the
pastoral charge OF Rev. Mr.. Kerr. OF the
former church. Mr.. Kerr lec'ured at DR..
Hoge's church last night. He had fine
congregation, and spoke from tne text
:" How good and how pleasant II Is ior
brethren TO dwell together In unity,N de-
livering charming discourse, apiropfia'e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
A BIGGER MAN THAN MALONE.
Trouble Reported Between Senator Malone
and Colonel Sims-EGorts TO Patch Up

and Colonel Sims-EGorts to Patch Up
Peace.
Washington Stsr.l
II appears that The antagonism between
the StraightOuts and COalitiOnists, or, as
the latter now call themselves, "re4uidr
Republicans, in Virginia, is not the only
trouble in that camp. n ieud exists bg-
tween Senator Malone and one OF hi. quoH.
dam lieGtenants, which, 50 fT, has defied
all Efforts OF the peacemakers. As is well
known. Senator Malone went 10 the Ma
tonal Republican Convention an open and
av0wcI supporter OF President Arthur. lie
had SAID be would take solid Arthur dele
cation to Chicago, and, no doubt, he fully
expected to do 50. AZ the State Convention
some opposition manifested itself, but the
Senator battered himself that he promptly
sauelched IT. Subsequent events, how
ever, demonstrated his mistake, for at Chi
cago several delegates refused tSobfy com
mands and declared for Blaine. Colonel
W. 4. Sims, who holds position under
the United States Senate, led the revolt
against Mahone. SIMS was for Blaine. and
be had influence with several delegates.
Malone CT cmmanded. threatened. exhofed,
all without effect. Sims renamed tirmand
voted for Blaine. For this act, it Is iaid,
Malone read Sims the "riot act" and as Il
result, the two have not spoken since the
Convention.
Senator Malone, so Colonel S'ms's
friends say, called at Republican headquar-
ters in New York city and notified the
committee that II they recognized Sins In
any manner he (Mahonc) would not raise
his hands in the canvass. Colonel Sims
next called upon the committee and found
a ready hearing. Meantime he had enlisted
the Straightouts in bis cause. and some OF
the leading Coalitionists had Joined with
him. He soon mustered all OF the party
leaders in Virginia who were d,ssa,-
isfieG with Malone or were inclined
TO rebel against his autooratic rule.
The National Committee not only lis
tened to Colonel Sims, but generally accui-
esced In his views and plans for the CAR
paign in Virgins. The project OF starting
a Republican paper in that State, with SINS
at the head OF il, was seriously aud fayFa-
bly, discussed. Now 1t seems that ha-
homes friends have become somewhat
alarmed, as among the followers OF Sins i
was not concealed that the overthrow OF
Mahone's rule OF the party was aimei at.
For the past two days friends OF the Sna-
tor have been earnestly talking with Colo
rel sims here In Washington, beseecllng
him 10 consent TO a treaty OF peace Nth
Malone. A Virginia Republican sail to-
day that Malone had found Sims tobe a
bigger man than himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
THIS cITY'S NEWS.
DEMooRAuo WARD MEETINGS.

DrifEates TO che District Convention aud
Msmbers Of the city conmit.es 20 bs
Elected To-Sisht.
Ward meetings of the Dcmocratic party
viii he held tonight at 81 o'clock at the
places following to elect now City Com
mitiee aud delegates to the District Cou-
vcntion. which. on July Both, viii assem-
be % the Ballard House here 10 nominate
a cand dite for Congress:
Clay Ward: At No. 52f west Main,
Iaum's OLD stand.
jackson Ward First and Baker streets,
HAMS Han.
Monroe ward: Smiths Hall, west side
Of Fifth street between Broad and Mar
shall-the new brick building near 81.
Jarcs church.
Madison Ward Sanger Hall.
Jefferson Ward POiice-Court room.
Marshall Ward: Clubhouse, Twenty
9Th street.
Delegates viii be elected as follows.
Marshall Ward Z
Jefferson Ward. ................ 9
Madison Ward. ...............1O 10
monroe Ward ..................l2 ~
jackson Ward ;
Gay MUd.... $50. 10
iDtat.-s. -s.'-.ss-s- '.'.'..... s..0D
Each ward IS 10 elect Eve members OF the
new City Committee to serve for two years.
M man ought "a he chosen unleg; he
promises % attend the meetings and Do his
pau o. The tUrk.
The committee is at present constituted
as fellows:
lqrShGH Ward john d. Whitehead.
PhiNp ONeil, Nelson K. White, George
\. Burgess, Miles c. Crowds.
JCJerSOn VGrd.-B. T. Crump, George
Gitior, Jr., William W. Wood. l.. G. Figg.
Madison H'0jd.-John b. Cary, J. W.
lIauy. ]. T. Ferriter, j. Med. Blake,
George II. Poindexter (city supesiutend-
mt.
Monroe lFar9.-H.. NJ. Smith, Jr., Z. G.
Leigh, Jr., &. l.. Siegel, General J. Il.
Cooke. 4. krause.
JackSon W0rd.-T. +. Haunicln, Ro-
bert McCsrty, w. S. Goode, W. J. Epps,
" +. EppS.
Cldy Ward.-L. S. Edwards. John +.
Hankins, c. +. luil, w. NJ. Archer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
J. q. CABELL, NJ. D.,
President Board Of Health.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE SUPERVISING SURG'S.GEN'L
L.. MARISE-HOsPITAL SERVICE,
WASHINGTON, July -, 1854

y
OFFICE SUPERVISING SURG'S.GEN'L
L. 8. MARISE-IosPITAL SERVICE,
WASHINGTON, July -, 1884.
j. G. Cd6eH, u. d., President Board Of
HeGlM, RichmC nd. Va:
sir,-T have the honor to acknowledge
the recent o. your communication OF the
2lsi instant relating TO the quarantine at
M Capes, and in answer have TO respect
ally inform you that the arrangement
made last year has been continued during
the present year, and has been in operation
since the lst OF May. / regret the unin-
territorial oversight that caused me to omit
sending you an official notification. The
officer in charge at present Is Passed
Assistant-Surgeon Fairfax IRWIN.
The quarantine has been much improved
during the present season by the building
OF q temporary hospital on Fisherman's
Island, the better equipment OF the quaran-
tine tug, the purchasing OF boats, and other
out-fitting for the station. / endeayored
TO have Congress give authority for the
purchase and permanent improvement OF
the island, which Is at present held under
lease, but was unable to do 80.
A circular was issued yesterday In regard
to patrol by the Revenue Marine Service,
copy Of which is inclosed for your infor-
nation, as is also copies OF all recent circu-
lars issued on this subject.
Should sou at any time order vessel
into quarantine for cleansing or treatment
OF the sick, she will be properly taken care
OF by the officer in charge.
shall take pleasure in giving you any
further information on any special point
connected with the quarantine service il
you will indicate the information desired.
Very respectfully,
JOHS Ii. HAMILTON,
Surgeon-General Marine Hospital Service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

and the Episcopal church has one 10 pro-
sess IA erection. which viii soon hc conps
pIeted. The Bapsis; ciureh is the only
one OF the older charchcs which has nos
tsken steps 10 this Improvement.
Mr.. n. v. BURGESS. Of Bermuds Hun.
drds. ON the hnf Of this week had
! yer, severe attack Of paralysis while
on q visit 10 his son.in-law, Ar. yonn
:. rsylor il's I,nu,is II,rn1s ~ s,,rosiny' ~
Up. Goosie. deputy sheriff Of Chester,
field. was In the city yesterday on of'''ai
business.
The Board OF Supervisors Of Chcs'srfle'd
will meet az the coyt.houss next Non''ay.
Major " alker, one of fbc members Of the
Bosrd, has not returned hon ssw York.
where be has been on business for the last
three months.
Mr.. A. C. wlkirson, ~ skInqnarter, Is
still very III.
The city churches were weil a,tentci
last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
The Son OF Scientist Darwin Wdded
IN n Hueueu0t Reaufy.

An Erie special Of the 22d instan,says: !:
George III. Darwin. +. X. g., professor OF
astronomy at Cambridge University IN
England. and the third son OF tie cele-
brated scientist Charles Darwin, ws mar
ried here tonight to Miss Maud Oupuy.
The bride Is Of an old Huguenot family,
and Is the daughter Of Charles NJ. Dupuy,
president OF the American Society OF
Huruenots. Rev. G.. A. Carstensob OF st.
Paups Episcopal church, was the ofIiclet-
ing clergyman. The bride was alfred IN
white brocade and satin costume, win
diamond ornaments, specially furnished
for the occasion by Worth. Am,ng the
distinguished guests were Proiessr x. G.
Jebb, " Cambridge University, and wlie.
Professor and Mrs. Darwin win all ID
fortnight for their future home In Ipndon'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
QUARANTiNE ar CAPES.
Arrangements 10 Prevent Its Introduction
by FOreign Vessels.
The following letters are interesting:

The following letters are interesting:
OFFICE BOARD or HEALTHY
RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1884.
Dr.. Hamilton, Surge0a- General United
States Marine Hospital SerUice:
Dear sir,-Our people feel much solici-
tude rs 10 the introduction OF cholera in
our midst by foreign vessels, and are anx-
ious TO know to what extent the General
Government will aid them in wardiag of
this Scourge,
VIII you kindly inform nae what ar
rangements YOU have made for the pro.ec-
ti0n OF the various cities whose commerc3
find IN inlet through the Capes OF Virginia.
do not name them. as you are fully In
formed.
At the conference held at old Point be-
tween yourself and the health officers the
assurance was given that the United states
Government would establish quarantine
station inside OF the Capes, and that any
OF the cities lying on waters tributary TO
the Chesapeake bay would order any sus-
pected vessel to that station. This was
Immediately carried out ON your part My
impression is that the further assurance
was given that the General Government
would exercise a supervision over all yes-
sells arriving from foreign ports where dis
ease, such as yellOw-feyer, &c., existed,
and Immediately order them to the quar-
aUtine station for examination.
You had the hearty endorsement OF all
the health officers present and the assu-
rance given that your action wOuld be ap-
proved by the authorities OF their different
cities.
An early reply will greatly oblge yours.
very respectfully,
J. q. CABELI, NJ. D.,
President Board OF Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
Mozart Tonight.

/. Overture, "Zaide," Mozart amateur
orchestra. 2. Piano Duo, Allegretto and
Seherzo, (Beethoven,) from Seventh SYM
phony, Messrs. TblIow and Reinhardt.
8. Soprano solo, "Voi che Sapete," mo
zart,) Mrs. Jacob Reinhardf. 4. '.Gems Of
Offenback," Moses.) amateur orchestra. 5.
Soprano solo, "Tbe Flower by the Way"
(Abt, Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt, with cello OBJ
ligato. @. Sextette. a, SadHess OF Soul, b,
Spring Song, (MendelsohI,) sextette. I.
.'waltz Mascot" tBoettger,) amateur or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24

Mr.. Nathan b. Clark, OF Atlee's station.
Is dangerously sick.
The Henrico Farmers Club win hold .
meeting at the county court-house at II
O'Clock on Saturday next.
The statement sent over the country by
the United Press os q bank failure at Rich
mond referred to Richmond, Indiana. The
blunder created quite = stir at Lynehb urg
day before yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24

rCssed bark for Stanford. tcpn.. sbippe3
by A. II. Goodman. Sic has on the largest
cargo OF bark ever shipped irotn hisport--
$50 tons--ond draws nine feet Of waf<r aft
and eight feet forward This schooner Il
one OF Richmon,t's enterprises. and y
adapted to pll kinds Of cargocs and carries
as tons Of coal on ten feet six inches
draft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
AUcTlos SALES THIS Day.

SUTTON 4 CO.. small fraue dwsliins ana los q
sSs :ss ss.sssp Carter .s Ess 81 i ps e s'f Williams
GEORGE :. vAsHoN & COW, Vu~sees~ s,,r-ce
lot sqd trsns dwsiiiss SIS ssss Dsval ANA.
FuRMAN TUPrEa, Tasssss s.ss Of snaIl sos
aeres. -four miles from Richnond, Il SP.i
JN0. Y. E.LAU0HToN, IN, trsssees saIs of sroc>.
ns~ hSsorss soales, Do, a l0k A. =.
u. II. FOX . Co. . r. u, va,srnelosA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
NORFOLK AND ViCIgTK.
Selling without License-Drowncd-L Lezioa
ofHon0r
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NoEpOfK. Va. Julv 10 1894


Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, July %, 1884.
p. Fernbacher, member OF q New York
firm, who was arrested here for Offering
undertakers' goods for sale without IL
cense, Yves tried in the Hastings Court In
Portsmouth to-day and fined $500 AMI
costs. a motion for new trial was over
ruled. Fernbacher is now in Jail.
Joshua Fuller (colored) was drowned Ct
the Iradia wharf to-day.
Henry Watierson, editor Of the Courier
Journal. arrived at Virginia Beach to-day.
The Grand Council of Virginia OF the
American Legion OF Honor adjourned this
aiternon after two days' session in Ports
mouth, 10 meet next year at Princess Anne
Courthouse. The following grand oficers
were elected: Grand Commander. j. B. Me-
Cabe, Leeshurg; Past Grand Commander, +,
L. COgbill, Petersburg; Grand Orator, 4. y.
Blake. Norfolk: Grand Secretary, L. :,
Barber, Richmond; Grand Treasurer, Z.
G.. Staples, Portsmouth; Grand Chaplin,
+. J. Weymouth; Grand Guide, J. NJ.
Hanger. Staunton; Grand Warden, EyI
Thomae, suffolk; Grand Sentry, Mathew
Mayo, Lynchburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24

A Pittsburgh telegram says: William
Hammer, young German, was litteii ~
the leg by dog about two weeks ago;
The wound was cauterized ut the tmo anu
healed. To-day there were unmltakaD,s
symptoms Of hydrophobia. The pan sur
iered terribly. 0pintes were Administered
and the patient e somewh hat easier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
cwARTHMoRE COLLEGE,
w o II A y .
HER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE MAT
TERS OF GREAT CONCERN TO
ALL MANklND.
NEAR MARIETTA, GA.

NEAR MAHIETTA, GA.
Some months ago ! bought bottle IL Dr. j.
BradaCId's Female Regulator and nsed It in my
family with great satisfaction. ! have recon-
mended It to three families. and they have found
II to b. lust what is claimed for It The females
who have reed IL are now IN perfect hollth and
able TO attend to their household duties.
REV. II. b. JOHNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24

ihe een'etcry BY long hnc Of carrIoges,
horsemen, and footmen 10 the coniseerateI
mound and monument. Mai7r y. A.
Grmslcy made an eloquent sDd apnro-
Pirate speech. Flowers were then strewn
by The ladies and children, and the proecs-
sion returned to town. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
Mr.. Moody Coming Here.

Mr.. Clsrke, secretary oi the Young Mems
Christian Association. yesterday telegraph
cd from a New England town that he had
the assurance from Mr.. Moody that he
would visit Richmond, and I'm Decedibcr
probably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
Henrfco County Items.

Delegates 10 the Congressional Conyen-
ton from the various districts will be
elected Saturday.
The Board OF Supervisors will meet at
the courthouse next Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
OtNcr ssHftits.
fgv frleersph u tie DlsDatch.i

Wy relesrabh " tae pisps'ch'i
Washington Wa-hingt0ns. !; B1itt-
mores, 8: Nationals, Boston (Unlonsh9 2.
Providence Providence, IL; New YORK;
o.
Toledo. o.: Louisyilles, /; Toledos, o.
Columbus, o.: Columbus, 7; iadana-
polls, 0. -,
philadelphia Metropolltans. 10; Afhle-
ties, 3.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati (Unlonsl, o; st.
Louis Unions). :.
philadelphia: Kcystones. G; Ba'tlmores
(Unions). s.
Bufalo: BufIalos. 10; Detroiss, :.
Cleveland, Ohio: Cleyelands. 10; Chi
cagos. l3.
Boston: Phladelpbias. 3; Bostons, 1.
brooklyn; BrooklyDs. 10; Alleghcnys, L.
Chicago: Chicago (Untonsl, o; Kansas
City (Unionsl, 3.
ST. Louis st. Louis, ,; Cincinnati, 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
UypFRTAKERB.

WILLIAM II. SUTHERLANDegy
w & SONS. FURNISHING UNDER-N-a.asn'-
TABERS. between seventh and Eighth. 7Si EAST
MAIN STREET, have large assortment OF
SHROUDs. WOOD and METALLIC CAskETS,
CASES, and CLOTH CASKETS, at low prices.
Country and telegraph ordets promptly attended
20 day or night ~ 4-lwSeow3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24

STATE OF GEORGIA, TEOUP COUNTY.
ILavo examined the recipe Of DR.. Josiah Brad
field, and pronounce II to be a combination Of
medicines Of great merit IN the treatment OF all
diseases Of females Cor which he recommends IL.
WILLIAM =. BEAsLEY, ii. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24

The schooner Mamie Saunders, OF Rich.
mond, Va, named after daughter OF
L. a. eaunders, has Just finisned i,aaing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24

With DuRKEE's sALAp-DREssiss there ID no
waste or di,sppoiptment You sse certain to pro-
duce a good .alad. 1t costs less than home made.
and Is, besides. superb tAble-sauce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
Runaio L.,hi. sprs.<.

pamphlet new edition). For this panphlet
apply 10 Purcell Ladd a Co.. or fowefs,
Taylor Il Co., Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
BASEBALL.
The vlrainiss Win an Exhibition Garae az
elizabeth. ". J.
lspccia, telegram to. the Dispassh:I

tspecls, telegram 10. the Dispatch.l
ELIz,BYrH. n. j., July s5.-Tbe virginia
Baseball Club, of Richmond. played .
same with the Athletics, OF Elizabeth, y.
J.. TODAY. IN the presence of very large
crowd. The game was Interesting, Tor tnc
reason only thai up to the seventh inning
the score was tic of 10 3. In The sev-
enth inning the yireinias succeeded IN
scoring the winning run. ~ the Athieuss
were Banked five successive tunes ai'cI
the fourth inning. Ia fact. the errors %
the Athletics gave The Nirginias The same
AZ none 81 the lstcr's runs were esfned.
while the home team earned two oilt OF
their five runs, Larkp pitched and Nor
can caught for the visitors. Appendcd y
the score by innings:
INNINGS.
las 3 . 2 To,sl:
vlTTinias....... Q : 99d 2
E,rned rrns-vlryiniss. q 4; Athlsties. 2. Bis.-
hits-AthIesics. 2; Nlrsrniss. = hfryrs ..ass
lcs. 10; Nirgiuias, q. strnck'ont-A'neues ~
fireinias. 2.
The virginias play to-day and tomorrow
40 Trenton, \. j.
At Staunton yesterday the Clippers, OF
Richmond. wou their third victory by
score of 20 to II. sullivan and Bottn being
their battery. Moore made three-base hit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
A TLANTIC CITY.

DRINTON HOUSE, ASHLAND, VA.
IL j q. TILiER. Proprietor
,. T.. RUuD, Mlnsger.
This house will be opcncd 70 the pGbllc on July
2S, 1854. Letters and tolagiams promptly at
tCnCgd tc. For particulars address
jy10-1m j. J.. RUDD, h8nat r., Ashland, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-24
VnE poPULAR WArERiNG-PLAcE,
~ II y I VI z IIlhtF " = =
ChPD NAY,
g. reached ty the
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Past oxprcse.traiI F. with parlor-cars sttachco;
arc rtr d,rinr the fe.sru at convenient hoiuS' ahd
I,sesruaorg VIII nrd on thcir arrival ~ the ne"
Rr,cto-airtci siaft0u- 'hiliQeluhia' Union tIlhr-
fer Coachcs 8Hd ho,ss-clrs raify - u35lfs piivat
10 The s'auQn Cf lie W McCi Jersey rallsal' ~ 'Ae
foot of Market street. r.,,
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