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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
HISS EELLOGGSP PIN.
Ii, CrnImnDg Worn Dy Ght sougstress he
History DDs Hov % Is u ORR.


On recent visit 70 Minneapolis.
Clara Louise Kellogg, The grea; singer.
wore a. her throat handsome breast
PIN. which. from its size an he fact
that il appeared 70 b. upside down, al
once attracts attention. Noting & pc
portorIal glance 3; the pin, she laugh
ingly remarked
% Now you arc wondering why !
wear that IN upside down. Wei, III
tell you. made vow 70 d. So and
She LOOK Of the pII and handed i 70 the
reporter. !; was certainly unique.
The centre wa large crystal, winch
reflected the light af;.r the manner o.
WilkIe Collins 5 moonstoDe, while un-
der i was represented 3 splendid
courser upon the rsce-track, the coiors
q the rlder beng PLAIN and distinct.
Surrounding Tins were diamonds and
Oriental Hmettvsts. making the Jewel
af costly as il Is move.
" THIS Is the only pin Of the Kind IL
existence. il can bt used a. either
brooch. BRACELET. OF pin. and it was
given 10 me ty the Duke Of Newcastle,
as YOU see Y the date. II lsGs. !
cal /; ny horse PIN. Il was during
The Brighton races that the Duke Of
Newcastle invited mother and mvseu
70 ne the guests Of ms family 40 the
races. il the invitation be said thai
he had been losing quite heavily. and
iohlngly wrote that 4 We came II
might riianre his luck. We went, and
thst very day the Duke won $50, 900,
and he mad this pm made II comnsmo-
ration of the event, with the picture q
the winning horse and rlder, with his
coi0rs. and presented Il 70 me.
% Yes. but about the vow
% was IL 81 Tiffany S IL New y ork!'
and one Of their gentlemen observing
nv pm SAID ! ought TO have II cleaned.
] left II. and when II was returned the
horse and rider were upside down.
Wishing 10 veGr II one evening al 3 re-
oeption. and having no time 70 change
II. ! concluded 10 trust 10 nobody OBJ
serving ii. Well, the first gentleman
presented 70 me called nv attention
10 1t. The next one did the same
thing. and ] told HIM was aware Of
the fact. and be wanted TO know why ]
didn't change II. Twas caught, but told
hin ] wore II that way to attract a.
tention, and SO many others asked me
the same question that vowed would
continue TO wear II that way. So /
have. And DO you know she said,
laughing until her eyes filed with tears,
II never fails 70 catch them Ny
friends take the greatest pleasure in
watching persons to see how long it
vii be before they ask me that qses-
tion. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
DeEth TrOm Using Ee-Jsene n
E,txve

About or : O'clock as; nigh; Olive
+. Iverett. daughter OF ~. John u
Everett. residing 81 No. ll5 Twenty
fifth street. received burns from which
she soon died.
The little rirl was preparing g. t.n5le
8 ire II . cookrnc-stuve. Size had put
the fuel IL ard poured some kerosene
Over i 10 make II bUrn tac quicker.
when Il striking the matab-possitv
from the sudden sprinrinc W of The
tlme-heI clothes caught fire and were
almost buui from hcr. She rece yed
IT. iurles from whci she died al
O'Clock. Hcr funera. vii lake place
tins afternoon al : O'Clock from Union
Station church. The SUNDAY -scboo.
scholars and especially thc Roseruds
v u attend the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
I'm porssns =. sel,ool. and .euninsrses

The constant use Of The Hardman
F.GnoS IL hundreds Of schools-pubhc
and private-throughout the United
States and Canada, where tbsy are su,.-
iected 10 from eight 70 ter hours use
daily. LIS demonstrated the facts Of
then phenomenal durability. retention
q tone. and perfection Of action.
large stock Just received al our ware
rooms, sl5 Main street, Richmond.
IA. WALTEB =. MOsEs / Co..
STATE ACe1 :,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
The Onto Inrur.inI,Isf.

The Columbus .O. Board of Trade
and accompanying friends. altogether
bboUi l5l II nun ber. VII 4eave that
city at = O'Clock tins morning by the
ScIotn Valley ralrobd. Their cars VII
be ierriea over The OHIO rrter o. Ash
ilnt, ky.. sno tins evening lhey WI
reach the White sulphur - -Ecs. where
Mbjor Lake has Er~uu-cd everything
for then comfort. Tomorrow thev
leave the White iof Echm9nd. They
VIII reach here about 1850 7. NJ. an 70
n the EXchanre Hotel They vii Re-
IMAM here untl ssturdey evening and
ther 90 to Old Point and possibly to
Norfolk.
Nj Il. ". Fuller. th- genera pas
senEef agent O. -bc l,esapeske and
Ono railway, went o. the ~ .Ite Su-
phur ,asi night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

ien'lary Tor murder In the second de-
gree.
Henry johnson. alias Walter Cox.
TWO years for grand larceny and three
years ior horse-stealing.
DANES Z. Brown, two years for
forgery.
Gus Potter, two years for larceny.
Minnie Lee, charged with felony,
was tined, convicted. and sentenced to
jail for one day and fined one cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
sxoKI rRrxy CIeAks.
EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
l. AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. WINsJOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Ia the prescription of one of the bess female
pnynciEns and nurses IN the United states,
and las been used fof f0rty years with
nevef-fxnlng safety Ind success by millions
0 mothers and children. from the feeble
tniRnt Of ons week old 10 the adult Il
corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves
wind colo, regulates the bowels, Knd gives
rest health, and cornfort 70 mother and
child We bclisve IL the best and suress
remedy IN the world IN GIL cases u eysen-
tery and dlArrhoa In children, whether
arising from tsethiug or from any other
oanse. Fun directions Zoe using wiz ACCOM-
psny each bottle. Nosis genuine unless tho
goc-ssrssle of CURTIS PERKINS is On the
outside wrapper, Sold by sll medicine
dealern Twenty-Five ce Iis bottle.
iy 2l-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

KpUTles. Jr. 3. String qurtette,
as Die Muhle. . (Rlif, Messrs. Kessnich.
Rcinhardt, Baseler, and ThiloF. l.
Mem Sh0nes Wien" Strauss Or
chestra. 5. Duo, clarinet and from
bone, Won Calk, Messrs. Jardella and
Equi. G. Alto solo. " That Traitor
Love. Eocekel, Mrs. J. II. Knowles,
Jr. Z. Mlnuett, lBoecherini.l Strings.
{. GalOp, Tally-Ho, (Bernstein,) Or
chestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
spnrtlnx an Chtcnge.

lhA blegrkph 10 me DlsfHich.
CHICAGO, July 22.-There was
practically no gambling ID Chicago 81
little after midnight last night. The
Chief Of Police had ordered al houses
closed. and there Is no doubt that there
came nearer being 10 gambling at the
time mentioned than al any former
period for years. Well-known gam.
blors said that Superintendent Doyle
sent FOR one Of the proprietors OF each
Of the gSmine-houses in the city 70
meet him during the evening. 10 told
them that they must close their
houses that night and keep them
closed. He had no wish TO destroy
their furniture. hut the places that
hIed 70 comply promptly and fully
with his command would be rsided and
despoiled Of every yeStige Of property
il contained. The gamblers. returning
to then places. gave orders to close the
rooms, and. telling their employees
what had transpired. psid them their
salaries and discharged them. This is
the first time that the proprie;ors Of
gsmbling-bOuses IN Chicago ever dis
charged their help.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
CITY AND SUBr8BAN.
4 GENEROUS KAlHFALL.
The Thtrmamstsf hews1NS from - 90 So
Eishmsnd " ssbr6 sirsn.

The Tbfrmuniffef tscWffNt ffoE v W -
Eishmsn6 v sshr6 sirsn.
At3P. NJ. yesterday she shermome-
ter At the Dsy.grci offet d00r, where
it is sheltered hy 81 sE-nHg which
ctvers the NdcVSls. r.1 5tca 81. AT
some other places 80 Main street, and
also IN the shade, :; -sn = 70 100, and
the day was one Of thf t.1ttas, Of. the
seven or eight dsJf q soor .ing weather
We have recently lad. Clouds had,
however, commenced rtlharIne ear ~
the afternoon. Hy 2 .irsf they looked
promising. At tbey appeared still
better. A; ran commenced falling;
and If II was not En euaIng of the ho;
spell II WAS at least al .nsermission for
res. and refreshment which vii enable
the community to better Withstand what
Of discomfort is still II gore.
The ram fell heavily und uninterrupt-
edly for fifty minutes, and, judging
from the clouds, extended lar out mo
the surrounding country. After tins
big rainfall there were pleasant showers
al intervals, lnstne into the night.
Richmond WI wake ~. ths morning
clean and brigh, city, und the ve-ets-
ble-gardens o. Henritc and Hanover
viii sooD begin TO show tie effect Of
tins rain ID abundant vegetable produce.
There was no wind. and, with The ex-
ception Of one terrific fash and peal, but
0 moderate amount of thunder and hight
ming. The ram descended as straight
as o plumet. and at times looked ike
SOLID sheet Of water coming down from
the heavens. The accumulated dust
winch was burdening and blasting the
shade-trees and giving them hOary
appearance was washed OF II q few
minutes and deeper and richer ver-
dure given the foliage The streets
were swept and cul'erts rleGnEel g. no
Streot-cleauinc force could ever DO.
The temperature. lfieI being ~ 70 9s,
fell 10 81. and the nIr from beng buy
den became delight People and
horses once more moved with buoyGnt
steps. Il was al agreeable sensation
altOCether
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
Hustsngs CourI.

This court Yesterday appointed Am
hrOse Barrett justice Of the peace for
Monroe Ward, 10 eli the VACANCY
created by the death Of Justice Z. Il.
lsbeu.
Sentence was passed yesterday upon
the following prisoners, who were con-
Eirtee at tins term Of the court:
Fattie Csry, Eve years in the peni-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
NOT A BOOK. NOT A PAPER NOT A
poI1ARS woHTB OF MONEY LOST
~ uNE oF THEsE SAFES
srvrr ~ TBT TIEK, TrcLUnINe TWO I'D
LOGGING TO THr EhEK, PEssKRv-
ING HIEDRTBs 90 TBoushEDs
or pOgI.Aks INTACT.
READ THE TESTIMONY.
CERTIFICATES.
COMMERCIAL BANK.
rAKEEl a co.'s sAfEs TIE CHAM
rIoH.


TTr CuRuNTHC1AL BASR IN SurruIK,
surTuI-K. VA. JUNE i, 1883.
kfsss~a. , nrrcl q o.;
Gentlemen fAe time u the late diBas-
irons IRE IN SUMO ne hRo two safes - oar
tnnk One whs purchased " 1873 Of Her
ring a ou., New lerE tne other Of Farrel
a Co. Philadelphia. sbuus I've yeRrE HrO
building Waf Destroyed when oponsc the
contents o. the Herring SAFE, consisting o.
more thai hundred thousand dollars IN
securities. were fOunc unhurned.
The FRrrei safe 'flrc- and DurgiRf-prDof)
winch contained several thousand oollsrr
IN cssh preserved IL entire contents I'D
mira hly-tvory dollar coming out uD-
scurched
ifrrf Pre- and Burg lsr Proof safe. which
Wi he placed IN puf new bank building
Respectfully, THOMAS q. ELAN.
Casniaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
BrSefs and Per~onAIs

ID, Allegheny Railroad Company
hsvs been reported TO the Police Couri
by TIE Board Of Health officers for
drawing the water out Of the cana
without permission Of the Board.
NessrS- 3. Il. Nash, Z. A. Cotton.
K. J. Beirne, Il. NJ. Smith, Jr., and +.
a. Hancock, the Committee Of Ar
rEngements rs 10 the State Convention.
are steadily al work doing what is pos
sible TO contribute TO the comfort of the
body during It's session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
STANCE FREAK.
Farmer sappe~es 70 Have Bess Murdered
Discovered in Q Prison.

Farmer sappe-es 10 Haze Bees Murdered
Discovered In . Prison.
4 Toledo special says: The mystery
winch shrOuded the disappearance Of
Thomas Pugh, . wealthy farmer Of
Hubbard, Ohio, who eight days ago
lsft his home for the purpose Of draw
;ne money from the bank, has been at
last dispelled.. Pugh, after drawing
$500. suddsnly disappeared, lssving
nothing but = blood<tained carriass
behind him. -Four days ago nr old
man giving his maine Is Thomas Beelin
arrived with . kit Of cnrpesters' tools,
seeking work. BOT finding any he was
locked up Is vagrant. To-day Mar
shal LOveless arrived here, and oE
going through the city prison was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
The whi1e sulphur Springs. ". Va.

is par coclence the queen Of 4mer'-
rem Uoe1ng-Yl0res. The grand no
e. with Gas and electric lights the
hundred cottages. beautiful lswus, no
be old oaks the grand old fountains.
pouring forth IL forty thousand gallons
Laly.
Nights delightfully."- coo. elevation
> 1000 fee; above the sea.
The cuisine not exceAed ~ any re-
s0-i North or South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
A FrppS,ss.a keGsftn.

A meeting o. The aeu bsrs OF the
Virginia Boat Club wuE 81 have been
held yesterday evening al 9 O'Clock Ct
the bOsi-house Oh Msyo's island TO
consider the proposition of having
regatta 81 Maiden Adventure II the
COMING fall In consequence Of the
storm .he meeting was postponed til &
O'Clock this evening n The same place.
II is proposed, II the event tina; the
proposition Is fRvJrAbly acted upon. 70
allow outside crews tO enter the race.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
Pelicesnsp FIArsss s.,.u,,s..a

A meeting Of tbe Board q Police
Commissioners was beld yesterday a.
ternoou 10 investigate tn. charges deny-
ing town without perm,ssionl against
Policeman L&rdie. Hsrdie was dis
missed. snd John W Ealss0n elected
- bte f,lAee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
EDUCATIONAL.

SWAKTUMORE COLLFGE.
- tLlrty minutes from BrOnd- Sireei Sta-
uou PhiiRde pillS.
nnef the cart q, frleudB. bui 81 othou
RnW tied.
FULL COlLEGE COT ElsE FOR BOTH
SIAES-C CIRtEicEl scientific and Literary
Aisn s FkEFAhATNk1 SCHOOL. Health
IN location large Erpun uk new and eXieD-
ave nLId nEt and EFpErfLfuE. J 1I nHt6iOSuf
GnC fui pHrtlCuIa address
IDN a fsD Il. AAGILl. A. A..
n Ell I,rnhl nalt r.WNr- move -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
JAMES X HHEER
.-r-.-r...-r L.. L.. q raE

SUFPoI.F Va. june s. : $50.
Aee.rt FG-~e q o.. Ptiiadclpht0. "a
Gentlemen On tbs night o. the I'll ID
ftluf OuT a1wL var = most destroyed ~ FIRE
forty -fuuf hOusgf belnl burned Among
tithert ny STORE vi Is burned. } OrtuuHtelE
hRg one " youf -Hfeh and on opening ii
found 9ver7 .ling ~ good ne when puI III
tbs safe = nave Oraeree q larger one from
vuI1 aggui. Very truly vourb.
JAME~ H. BAEEk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
L { Z I N a

Jol the benefit o. suffering umanitv and
.i heartfelt crBtltado . SIZE wonde-fl rt,-
suit deem - only ny du,v 20 E ve tuis uu-
solicited Test mony li iaVu' ~ ~w.f, Spe-
cihc. My WITS has been uf!lt I'd WIN he-
yed1tRry LczeIua Or sal Rheum from nei
Infancy. - LHb decreased ~ Intensity " .tr
cac, succeeding spring and being soms-
~ Ia, Ek4lec Iu Ut>cicire myself ! trIet
eS ery remedy could thmE OF for yeurs-
IA ~, l,itr ia CON iiurd Win every form o.
ctHrsin and hundreds of other remedies 10
lions and AKIN Whsbes pi every Known
J. 10 uui thsf o.. "a Tt nfi'y Temporary rrile.
lurn ne fht sprIur OF ls-s hef lower a.
tftnll ~ became 80 .rilUmcd auc sore hH1
hl'. Vnt obliged o. EecE thtm constantly
c0Hif @ WIZ q covering ~ " IN Ter = Earth.
ul-htd wei Eud allowed % Dr. or Among
other ihlneA size wac aiiIcJed VIII -.
rlud "a nervous headache. Ocruf7'. uc fegu-
lIw'r every seven Gar sometimes followed
fH an iu1eru itieuf isNs fDf weeks 81
uine so NAT hei llle 'r'rare burden 70
bei
ghif sTrlur determ ned she should take
: and lbliOW strictly fhe llTeo, Iprs ~
regard O. dDst diei etc. TINS was BnnUi
seven WeeEF ago a fisf fH az tiis Z -gi lRrEe
b1ttit tat Disease mcd Go lucreHst ne
brrl ina tctiul Gu0 lfiis fu NATION i,e.-
came AZ tss1 iif. STE. however per-s--
Vered iu tht usf O' thf medicine. After
taking TIE s-rnbd 5uftie tEt innam nation
lnhGmfuEtlta d.st plsHre and SOW spots
crled M Enc turned vi .e ibe scIliy and
finally she brushed them of 10 au lmpR
lablf vhiit powder Resembling pure gat
Sht ~ nov taking the SIKH hottie three
tablespoonful iouf NEE sqly. kvery nV-
l,eEfEDct ~ tht 1iscHss uhA gone Rnd issf
tesi - becoming soft white sne smooth
again, and Wn6f u mCrt nef rsriudicai
headaches have disappeared and size 10
nov. ~ my three yeiarl o. aEf enjoying
the only good health snf ma Known for
upwards ~ forty yesrK. No wander she DE-
ciHrea with emphasis thEf every hottie ~
:. :. :. IA worth thousand lmes a weight
Il god.
ANY further Information concerning her
rase viii be cbeafully gwen 10y herself al
heI residence 1Bt SlulleJ strtet ar Dv ma.
JOHN J. BEAuLEH.
- 9rtsWoid street
ls-EOlT. MICH. May 1t. 1885,.
BE sure U gei the genuine and send fnf
TREATIES Oh Blood and SE Diseases free
Of sHle by ~ druEClgts
IEE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
Drawer Atlanta CiR.
AZ west IwtGty-thirc street \. y
y ZS-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

LHy telerrnph 70 The lispetch. J

II-I 0tIftIhF'L % lIIt A7lhIH9II-Il-I
STAUNTON, VA. July 22.-Charies
jackson. who lives III the mountains or
West Augusta, II frenzy OF temper
yesterday dragged ms child from It's
cradle and struck II violently against
TIE bed. killing Il instantly. BE then
iciled hIs wife with blow. and th.nk-
ing hey dead. fed. The wife W. re-
cover. Jackson has no; ye, been
cpnclf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

Bt Sure you get Anheuser-Busch
81. Louis Beer wherever you 20, be-
cause there are cheap goods IL the
market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

startled TO find Pagh where be ex-
pecied 10 find his murderer.
Purh saws he drank three pirts Of
whiskey that be went and buried hIs
money, and at last reached Toledo.
Three OF his neighbors had been as-
pected Of his murder, and closely
watched, and the country around ms
home searched by organized bodies Of
men seeking hls remains. Pugh was
taken home tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

>tIFuLh. Va. june IL 1881.
A'....t Fr-s' d O.
tf'ntieu Ell --ilI the might OF the tn D.
frtIi u.y store VaE urs-rC1 20 uy trs. hHo
urt of Guy fHteIf Champion safes Huc
3lI a.llF .. say fLBf o. ul-'iluc q found
ny money III rlEht. J had taken a. my
books and valuable prpgr Out and mao
NsftcutT iefi me MONEY there III the tX-
cite lueut o. tue moment We could npt get
fuf sEft ouG Tor tl.rty-sE hour Hrtff tne
frt 10 vRs lbv.nr uudsr great pile ~
iDrr nC arh~4E lt certH .fly had tht most
fFvt-t test p'Hrv a.fe p iI+ Z ~ and WHs
opened while not ery tru'y yourK
alkIIH /. WIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

The ladies 81 The Dorcss and Ms
sioREry Societies Of Leigh strse, Bap-
tisi church are holding q ltwa-p party on
Corcorsn-Hal lot, Iwen:y-utn street
They expect heir friends 10 cal. As
suring them that everything vii be
done 70 make the time pass PLEASANTLY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
A Painful su-prf.s.

CAIHo, July -E-The BoYhore
Eogpfi,a publishes o letter from III
engineer named Berthe who has iusi
escaped from Berber, declaring that
Olivier Pam, the alleged French adviser
Of E Nahdi. and who il was rSenty
stated had been killed by Arabs for the
reward offered ior hs head ty British
officers, rs no; dead, but alive and well
IL bgrbc~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
TEANE WLIrENTTLn-

sUTToLr NA.. June -ss:
.,s-. + r~-sI 90 ~.
Gentlemen y had ~ my stove VII -t
vhs burned uu tne uiEii nf me 7tN instant
rus rl Tuuf IUteut CtHIl D. lf sales. uL
nv.l IC NJ sch found fnr "Of tfuts Hli pre-
ssrr"c-uui even bH ue tnt sme. ~ f4ft
UI IcIL. Asrv fru.v Vlu~e
FRANK WE4IENTELL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
Iii, ssid thai Ytsilors

are fOckng TO the Grand Hotel 81
Roakbridse Alum Springs. A good
table and complete modem improve
meuts vii always draw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

The younr men Of Clay ,c'sei MethO-
dist church VIII give AT exsurbon down
the ,ames tc-night on the steamer
Ariel. Music and refreshments xi CITY
priecs. A pleasant evening" " Kntici-
T,nf.sG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
nAEpEN & ELTY.


SUFFOLK VA, June 3. 1883.
1fr'r~s Furrc. q TO-. F'hiiadei iJi.sa, f'o
Gentlemen We had one ~ your THisui
Champion safes IN our siurt BURNED f,u tht
uigti ~ The TN instant. On opening tht
snis this cVeuinf-tEirty al hour Sftor
rns frf.-ws found our papeT m lsarfeci
condition. We certainly car put puT trus.
n 3 IHrre SRfC. Your truly.
uAEpIN 4 ELY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

= ~ - .uuf ; $50
At..e Furt d Co.,.
cent eulsu 81 had one OF your Patent
(hbu.IIuI SGiot - my Office when wa
NL~usC lHsf O. .Cit on open uc tha saf.
fOwc UH u1t 80 Auc ~ uerz ,r perfect 1rder
uutL Ia wac even ErDrr he'd. y IhV. ordered
g. i..v uit trDIL tuui agent uun truly
T. l. iI.LLAhD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

Lawn-psrty for the benef, Of the
Bon Air church Friday. July 24th.
Trains leave al and : 0 clock ?. NJ /;
return al 1870 !. NJ. Round trip.
25 cents. Tickets al Beckyith Par
hlm IND nt tram.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
The Virginia. Win 81 Alexandria.

The Virgiuias played al exhibition
game u Alexandria with the local club
and Won i with the greatest ease. IA
WI be seen from The following score
INNINGS.
284 5 - TotR.
Aieizsnaras.o ,.I.si. . . c 9 9
Base fits-N ircinias -: AiexRntr!ns o.
krrO-k-N ~ MIA AiexRndTlas 4 I'm
p.re Wetzei.
THE CANE HEEE TO-DAY.
The Erginias vii return from ther
northern trip Oh which they were verv
successfully this morning, and vii play
postponed game with the Norfolks al
Virginia Park at O'Clock tins after
noon. The Norlolks have been greatly
strengthened since they were last here
and have made very fine showing OF
then trip North, so . close and inter-
esting contest may be expected this af-
ternOOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
Ixeurrion 70 Lursy Csverns.

July 30, 1855. Train VII leave Ches-
speake and Ohio depo; Thursday morn
nc III 6 O'Clock. Round trip, 81.
Tickets good for ten days, TO return OF
arv .rRln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
Less Than { oSt.

NIsft and Summer Sample Shoes.
Om own Handmade FrenoA Ca.L 20
order from $3.50 70 s.. We VII sci
from $3.50 70 g. cash only-the same
price you pay ready-made stores for ma
chIDe-msde shoes. Cal early hnd get
your choice.
". =. DREW & son.
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
TARBEL d co.

az CuIsTSU1 s-EEE1 JT1I-slT pa. q.
=. CTuLRS AGENCY. Nc. II NORTH
NItl stree. I.ichmuut Va.
HALL & CAslLE Genera Agents.
'f .t-4f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

We have left q few Gsuzs Under
shirts 81 25 cents each. Gall early.
Z. =. SPENCE & SON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23
eNoEH TEIxY CIeAKs.

BOvII OoxPLAIsTs cured and prevented
by DrYTY's PUKK Mali vMsKrY. sI.25
pss bottle. Soc by Druggists and grocors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

Tony Thurman was charged with a.
tempting TO beat c. N. Flanagan, and
not "Rsssul, and drunk. as reported
u tlr TlypC-rf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

Marshall Lodge, Knights Of pythias,
excursion train viii leave Elba station
tbs morning at s o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-23

Talk OF Annheuser AID Tanheuser-
YOU are dead wrong try Henry
Heuser'E famous Bellcste beer, made
ty George Ehrett. Il Is the best.