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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-23

what Won Cam Get Mt thc Capital ONCE.
You can get printed 1000 Bill Heads
for $3.50.
You can get printed 100 Letter Heads
for $3.50.
You can get 1000 Envelopes with your
business card printed on them for 81 so.
You can get 1000 Hand-Bills 9x6, for
$3.50.
You can get 1000 circulars (note sizs)
for $500.
You can get 1000 illustrated (12 differ
ent kinds business cards printed FIR
$500, or 1000 plain white or colored for
$1.50.
You can get illustrated Ball Programs
and tickets for $3.50 per 100. Full
samples always on hand.
You can get Book or Phamphlet
printed and bound from 80 cents to $1.00
per page of 500 copies.
Any of the above job printing We
guarantee to 30 in a neat and workman
like manner. Bill Heads, and Letter
Heads put up in tablet form when he-
sired, at 10 per cent additional. We
will do job and Book Printing 90 per
cent less than any printing office in this
city that has to employ its lobor, be-
cause we are practical printers and do
our own work and are under less ex-
pense. All we ask is fair show.
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HARpER'S CATALOGUE.

THE attention OF those desifin -
form libraries or increase Their LlsS
Collections is respectfully lnyllsa
Harper's Catalogue, which comPlI', a
large proportion of the standsaiIu ~
most esteemed works in Engllsa, LDs
c0mprelteading oCer thrSs wv
COlungc8. -
Librarians who may not nave =
to a Trustworthy guide in form lu.;ar|
true estimate Of literary Pr99nu,Ts,is
will find the Catalogue especiaiiy "
bic for references. ,.hsIss|
The Catalogue is arranged aPn r~
cally by the authors names, anon on /. q
works by their titles. The in lass n
ranged by the titles OF the Oo soassIl
sides having numerous u KIDD
heads, each general head beng ~ n thI|
ed by the titles Of all WORKS =
subject. :. mai 4
Harper's Catalogue sent Dy ~
receipt oil 10 cents. address
HARPER & BROTH,EEhc,y crk.
Franklin Square, New -
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What rs Cents VIM DO.

Do you want Boarders
Do yo. want a situation
Do 20 want servants or Clerks I?
Do you want to Buy or Rent a
House
Do you want to Buy Horse or
Carriage?
Do you want to Rent your House
or Store
IF so, for twenty-five cents we will
publish a four line advertisement one
week in the DAILY EVENING CAPT.
TAI. Remember, we ask but one
payment of twenty-five cents. Twen-
ty-tive cents will get you situation
or what you want. Try it and be
convinced.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS
pER YRAR

En- Il Ian
HARpER's MAGAZINE, SI
HARPER's WEEKLY,
HARPER's BAZAAR,
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE -
HARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE Ii
BRARY, One Year (52 Numbers Ivy
Postage Free to all subscribers N
United States or Canada.
The volumes OF the MAGAZINE beg
with the Numbers for June and Decen
Der OF each year. When no time !,
specified, it will be understood thai '
subscriber wishes to begin with ihe Gu
rent Number.
The last eleven Semi annual folum
Of HARPER's MAGAZINE, in neat cio
binding, will be sent by mail, posiPns ~.
on receipt of 50 90 per volume Oiy'
Cases, for binding, so cents eaen-'
mail, postpaid.
Index to HARPEE's MAGAZINE, 2
phabetical, and Classified Tor f ,o.n
/ to 80, inclusive, from June, io'V'
June 1880, one vol. Syo., 81 V., D..
Remittances should be mace oy ~
Office Money Order or Draft, F" S'O
chance Of loss. n,s
New YORK
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-23
MARPER'S MAGAxI,
ILLUSTRATED.

With the new volume, beginning
December, HARpER's MAGAZINE u
conclude its thirty-ffth year Ihgdl
est periodical of its type, itisya
each volume, ,leD magazine, moi ID
ply because it presents fresh subjel
and new pictures, but also, and cnlea
because it steadily advances IN d
method itself Of magazine making
a word, the MAGAZINE becomes mol
and more the faithful mirror Of cuna
life and movement. Leading ieatur
in the attractive programme for ~
are; new serial novels by COSTm
Kenmore WooLsoN and w. D llg
ELLIS; new novel entitled cat Their
Glove" descriptive illustrated pap
by i. ID. MILLET, X. SWAIN GnFoRD,
A. ABBEY, II. GIBSON, and Others 90
snliti, S "She Stops to Conquer" in
trated by ABBEY; important pspent
Art, Science, etc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-23

We are still doing first-class job
printing at 25 per cent lees than any
other Office in the city-because We
are practical printers and do our osoR
york, and don't have to add on so per
cent. for labor. If you don't believe
it give US trial and we will convince
you.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-23
Il EEE
Evening Capital.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %. 1885.
HERE and THERE.

Equlnoxlal gales.
Cool mornings.
The last days of summer.
A woman may be as true as
steel, but then, you know, some
steel is too highly tempered.
1t is asserted that when Adam
Rugged Eve in the groves of
Paradise, he established . the
pioneer press"
An exchange says the road 10
wealth is crowded with men who
have turned back.
Order your Fair printing now
while we have time to attend
to it.
When a man is in liquor he is
in a pretty pickle, amt he,
nowg
The days for fixing up that
naughty stove pipe are rapidly
approaching.
Artificial human ears made of
celluloid are new.
Ae is a wise man who can
preach short sermon.
Much learning shows how lit
tie mortals know.
One of the good signs-fail-
nres are on the decrease.
Shop windows are being made
attractive for fall trade.
The prospects of a gay and
eventful fall and winter season
are particularly good.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-23
THE New York SUN.

An independent newspaper of Demo
cratic Principles, but not controlled by
anv Set of Politicians or Manipulators;
Devoted to Collecting and publishing all
the News of the Day in the most Inter
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sible Promptness, Accuracy Impartial
tv and to the Promotion of Democratic
ideas and Policy ih the affairs OF Gov
eminent, Society and Industry
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-23

F4r D'A1orD S4lRr
What is itP
II is the best white dress shin nov
offered for sale.
Why is it the bestl
Ist. II IS made Of the best materials
Wamsutta muslin,
Brool6eld 2Ioo linen,
Cark's o. n. r. spool cotton
I'D. Its workmanship is unequalled--
Everlasting Stay Attachment,
French Packet Sleeves,
Reinforced Bosoms
sd. 1t viii fit, elegantly
Tall men,-Short men,
Fat men, -Lean men,
Big men,-Little men.
MANUFACTURED ny
DANIEL MILLER & CO.,
IMPoRrKRs AND JoBBERs,
Dry Goods and Notions,
Gents Furnishings,
50 and "a HOPKINS PLACE.
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GfsreHsr $ Guide
3. & 0. Rail ROAD.
TIE MODEL FAsr LINE AND THE ONLY
LIKE BETWEEN THE East And THE
WEST, VIA WAsHISGT0S.
DOUBLE Track JANNEY COURIER.


STEEL RAILsl SCHEDULE TO TAKE EXPECT
SUSDAY, MAY 3, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

pnoEr - nIgAhe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
4 Ma, ~ fin Ctfs

Messra. Io-scv ljreov Co. ar
uov engaged II preul-m, iron actua
survey e mos, complete ml c0mpTeuel
sls, ala of .ne cI-- o hicnmoHL a.
samut .nc toriu-ommr v'o-. shoT-
tina q b. n elano-aJ, anC accural,
UlaL. showing tne ur0ue-.r-owuer
name. l0,-ime. tTr-ulucs strees-cI-
ant stelu.raiITOaua viuiI " street
lenrti % blocks numDer O' house.
vateT- mann SIZE o pIpc &C. l. = G. b
0reG ,C a L. distinguish a f. giant
tn, matcria o' construction o. al nuiil
III ait a-Tlnget sC Simply tina 3
scn0olho7 cal iuliv understand attc'
Once seeing i. L competent c0-ps 0
engineer. under IN, immediate suner
7isloI bl- 0rsev breov are nov
elgarel i surveying !ne severa ci--
properties bi- I ..vnL resIucu
% on ci-r n9s cnargs O tne uDsc-ir-
llol department. ant vii 7si our Cit
zen vneT ther cal see anc luugs To-
tnemseive the cnaracte- o the v-o-A
a. breov J. aui- assistsC II nl
v1o-s ~ i Iamgstaf Johnston assis.
all. Ci-v I.nrluee- Tne alta vii
comD-I.e about iit-' co,0rel pian -:
. inches elcsani'r Douuc L eio.i anl
lcatne, ant vii f0-u q valulUle add
tl1 a. ar library o. counlup-r0on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
To thr worss,nemen OF fns Ciss.

In the candldacy OF Colonel Archer
Anderson W. have az opportunity o.
nonornr on, OF the most harsl-wu-kng
honorable. and Intelligent citizens 81
Richmond Of placing N tiIe Legislative
halls one o. Nirglnia's most dcvnten
SONS, anc ~ securing for tine working
mer legislator who viii he Their rcal
friend. lie docs no, solicI, vour votes
H. person. Tor the reason tuat he ducf
nOi aesiTr the Office. mr. viii isel none
iis les grateful. besides esteemmg the
iavuT still more should vou honor hln
10y al election vitiloui tins cfi0-t nu hIs
part. winch. mneeG. the shOrtneg %,
the time would debar mn iron making
h. tire coming legislature. OF al. tint
questions that a-isc concerning thc
w0rkmgmar best interests ths voiee
Of Colonel Anderson vii %, heard with
nj mce-iau SOUND II ther benal. anC
CAPITA ana labor vii wort haud II
nanC. thus realizing and carving on,
tina grand anO beautiful design 0 TIM
knights o labo-
below .workmen. We cannot do net-
ter thar t. elect Colonel Anderson or
next TUESDAY. September ljtn aud 4
We du So J an sure tina we vii no be-
sorry foT l..
: RLaI NDEEINCNAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
luli tsserS.ars
auI .r,-I.f =

4 v--- arg AMI Tarfsd assortment
o. ssylnn FAl. i'vercoats Insr nPensG
J.. J. hPEECI Z Son,
90l Alan strrs..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
A SUNDAY MORNING

expected that 8 very large crowd viii
he present. There viii b. speecheF by
boionei William l.. Ayle:t, Hon. "
". Baker. and AIessrs. Thomas NJ.
Miller ant L. =. I.ocket. candidate
ior tho Houst OF Delegates.
Al recent meeting OF thf City Com
mittec several committees were al
pointed, al Of which will meet Thur
tny n'ghi tor the purpose Of thoroughly
Organizing and making al arrangement
Tor eonuucimr the campaign
r puhiir temperance meeting viii Dc
heiu n lhf PRESBYTERIAN church a. >
'cioch tomorrow nigh under the aus
ptces o. tn Good 7empiarF OF tins CITY
l.ev- eamue e. Ciopton. Of Richmond
and l.eT Ai1 Campbell. ol TIM cI.y
viii aunresf tin meeting.
The Chesterfield County Couri meets
tc-morrov. ~cvera continued case
viii com, VI for irlal a TINS term.
Roy. G. J.. Triel uf the Theological.
Seminar vii preach at the preshvts-
Tian churcn tc-day morning ana eve
nInr. ant Rev. Nj. Moore of Chester
tielG. n the bamDri,ige-street BlptIs..
The remains o. the lato lir. JONI V.
Wake vii be- takeI on, Oh th, A.
N. tran TO-DAY io- hF former home II
Chesterfield where thcy vii. be n
tcTreG.
Thf Baptist SUNDAY Scho0l AssocE.-
tIon 81 Richmond anO Mancnestc- vii
meet Z, the Ciopt0r- Sxset cnaue q =
O'Clock TINS afternoon.
The work 81 iavmc the trals Of sn,
slTeei RAILWAY vii begu tr-morror.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
Pe-souasr nua Byiefs

Tho following Richmond people were
registered a. the Blue l.ldgc sprrng
from August 29th u September
l0th Air. George ". Winter MHs
Matte Tmsiev. lir. II. Vvthe Da7Is.
Miss bessie DavIs. 3if. ano Airs. !. T.
I,rake and family Ak j.. Is. Walker
NJ. J.. o.. Bun, Biz. i. 2 Anderson.
Nj. N. = freeman. Airs. H. l.. Bur
cwvn, Mrs. {. ]. l.. Burrv-vn. Mrs.
:. q. Tmsley Miss Fannie TIuiley
Miss Burrusg. Ar. T. &. Dame hiIss
Louise Allan. Air. Hoffman Allan
Alr. William IeugcT. who ma beeu
Spending som, time Il nj oic nome II
Ge-manv. vii sal for Richmond OF the
9th. and viii he mere eariy IL Uctoner.
Air. Richard J Belrne ven' uown
the ork River railroad vesterday and
vii. speak a. Matthew Courthouse to-
morrow
Mr MeaGe IiaskIns. member o In,
Clry democratic D0mmittee. ma beer
prevented iron attendance upon ~
meetings ny serious mdisposltIon. Iie
viii be on IT 6 dav o. two.
Air. DaviL J. J0neG. having accepted
. position II the pos;-Ofiicc, ma ten
dcred ms resignation a. Judge anl Pc
gislrar Of the Third precinct Monroe
VaIL. Air ,jone. mas filled tnese posi-
tIonf with great accountability snc, lsdl.
Dr. Z. v. !. l3rock has peer al
pointed chIel surgeon % the Chesapeake
anl OhIC RAILWAY COMPANY II place o.
Ur FraHcls j.. Cunningham. deceased.
The Grau anc Cotton Lxchane, ve--
teruay adopted series o. resolution.
oi the death o Nj Euvm Workman
vho wa : memDe- o. tina, association
: esterdav morning Mf. Joseph 7 ouf-
GureaL white giving directions L. nuilD-
er vine wert a wOrl OF ms uev resr-
aence. winch Is bemp erected oi ~
iarn no-tt o tns CITY. Q snO-t distance
DcvouC tin corporate iImiEs stepped
backward. ant lei through AZ opening
iO- lht staircase II the sec0ni gt1-- a.
the floor below causing concussi0u %.
the brazil fraciu-inf ~ WIS. mt
painfully Druismc hl Donr Dr
lirocL nls pnvsIcmL say while h'
mlu-ie ar, pamiu q, uoc. no appr.-
neuu ar se-iOu- results
hO .ar !. uoc nOt aDpel- tina BIZ 5
n Lo.euDaun ieh arr viii lis esr.p
D. supposed g. b., worth auDu e23t.H.t
Air Tu3ma pott returned tC in,
ci-' u.-mc tne pas wee. at,e'
m0uu racaiiU Il Europe.
u.o. Aolg- N1. g.. 4. .. .. I .. ila
appointed : r. Wilson j. Io.cpL
g.. .jon & 1el.e- anc y. 6. o.. J..
HOME, commiite, Jo visi. ba,um0r,
ur0I tAe O. -asl0l % tne unvci!nr Cd
tn, statue crectec a. tn, men,o~r % o..
- Llueicy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

I4s,ctg yi,t,or rr.,s.n Ci-y,au. tarl.-
ers Ass-nsai


I.4s,ctS fntlof rrsslsn Ci-es farl.-
ers asseniaI.
Preparation i.av, aIrcan- begun oI
.nf i@rI- -tiT0unus O. ucreas. tnt AZ
conuodallons ant convenience i1r tia
idrr, coucouTse d. visitor expe,te, Il,
set hcaI. aHC express .ueI respec- t0-
N, Cleveland vno vii Dt tn. sec0nl
President oi tn, United states n- WHOM
on, >tat, Ear ia DeeI nonoreC IL
lS7t 5i, Iiaves atteune, tn ar aul
o. tina, occasion tnert va "a, ldrge q
cTovL OF Ia, rrouud TIA has r.e-
neer tiier, /. bemr estimated TIA iron
80 .00O Il 1905 persons ven tnert
tnat nsy J et !. g. ifeileyeL p, Ia,
officer .ht Aoclet7 ih1. s.il create
number. vii atteul tins Yea, a. snoV
houor e. President Cleve.ImL aud h
OaDme, art q expires. tilei- anurrcis
.toI o M 7sIt q Virginia a. = ilui,
viieI u, vii niee' witt citizens iron
ever section o the STATE vel a.
IRON North DarOims anf Wei, Vrrginn.
Tht applications tur spict euIrtea
ant privileges aireaoT coming n art no
0niv indicative o. ilnf cznibIts II tn
various department, o. tn, an bu.
likewise o. renewing activity anC cnseT
iuiRess n business circles suG together
with tile tue con anG tGDdc;o cTup.
vii. urnaUct . nopefuin~ss throughout,
li,e country which hzs iI-su wanting to-
3 long TINE. ann maAe Ife0pis MON
wiling ant abie 10 coms t. ths Far
than io- s-yeral yeArs pAx. TIER
vil ~ . thorough oyeTiauim. anl r.
panmr 81 tia watsf-prpes ant az H.
crease II the capacity o. tie we'll on
tts grounrS.
Tents rave iseeI PROVIDED tor tire
IoriltTv auu i'ee departments ant ssI,-
crsai arrangements arr fteinr uialir "a
TeIdes the haU mugizliY Interesting n
tie display o. stocA produre Machine
-. ant arrIcuitura ininiemrnt-
ponltry 6seS- amt apiATian inlpteuIsnfa.
szc.. "a - Ia pnoyiIe Information %
every kmu Tor the zgriculturSs. aH Ia
ulassr tne display crsditzble L.
the StaIc and attractive g. our
distinguished vlsitoTs and oar uvn
citizens. The tIiais Of areVn haye
iseen arranged so enrourgse brse.is OF
running and trotiine ilnnses aad al tire
same iiurc Ia draw and interest," fho4:
ssim emmy tlss excitsnlsnt o s-siag tine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
EUI,e. fou-.

Tir following ca,e. vere disposed o
so5tersa-
William GiDore1. u-unA rmee
.-.51.
James :. Gar, 'coioren aUuam
MOIST. Discharged
JOSEPH Bar n-un- 'Met 90.
Ha--- Lauuoipi co,ored. nou.e
breathing zen. L. ia, gram lu-r
e. e. Me--ive,ue- ro.ored. d-unA
rmeC Boot
james smith rolor-d steain-
Bailec unit tire 4.I msIau.
Jaci McljouaugI AIT 'ne-
igntmc Il naI-ro0u. Imso ao.ll
eacL
Ha--Ie jenkins -o.0red assault.
3uimueL
Alose. VS., auc liner Vis, assaui.
dismissed viiI COST.
solomon We. anuslye iausuagc
Dismissed VIII costs
raut A-u0L assault. Ismls,e,
VIII COSTS.
Roberta nmsler tresDas. secu-t-'
requIreC t0- ,wers, month";
Alouzo TismaI ,10ioTen yarran.
Dismissed.
lia-.l Stoke. a-m- Continued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
linton Ben..erut.. u,ul

TiH lnIor Democnatlc Ciuh. oi AiaT-
stsali anl Jefferson Warns, IS making
extensive preparations to- tn grzni
rally nexi snnesGiay nI-ni Al tils coI-
ner Of 1v7enty-thIru ant y street,.
Genera Fix Lee, Ai-. Aiaxev ant
Dir. Aver iIavs b~en invited Il se pr
sent ant auaress the Meeting Ac-
dresses are szpesteu from Coinne V
l.. Avlai- :. D.. Witt, Esg.. J I.aI
Tucker IL, and ,iohr II. ingram. E,g.
anl ths legislative unmmees Of TIM city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
.surhsOI. AIT I'em sc-Afr Ciun Ne
I.stgr..untzeG

l. receu meelmr %. tim cuir tnf
following 0ii.cers vere el-ctel J.. D.
l,os.ne- president Ldwart - Ma
te-L 7lce pEesmeH Heu-r leaie
secreJa-r ~nonias ILL.,. serIean,-ar-
ann.
WnN clur sLa-u out viii q g0nl
memDersau anL promises o. uo vaiiau
vo-. II tnE campalgL Ine cini
meet a iHl corner o. hscOnt auL In
al street, tomorrow nlcn- a
f, 'nIoot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
rafIisot. nrt CItIi.

The AadisoI.-V ar democrats. Cmt
vi ni=et tomorrow n.cn a. tn
Cnance-y COURTROOM. Ui,r hal. a ?
ciccA.
II citizen o. tn warL v'no dssIr,
the success o. the Democra;tr part,
At, invited "a attend anl become mem
bers o. the ciub l>, al TIM v0ters o.
the waTd who possibly I'll attend tins
meeting Tns ciut viii gro tnea .
c0r1A weleomr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
9itT g<s Hevr

.reuera Fix 80, arrived u tue cl-'
las nign anc sJonpeC viii toloue
aom J. l.ur-ol. 1D.mO-rov ns vii
sDea. buckingham Courthouse ant
o. reaci tuI. u4ac. IA, vii nave t. leaTc
ncre rr tint --lisgAan7 railroad tins
n0rnmc a 2 clacs.. Ii, vii -. u
brenu jlus auc go g. tnl mouse o.
hi irnlc Ai- Jom l.. Aoheuu4 iron
yn.-L tomorrow m0-niu- ia vii pt
escorted nr ,eTgTa nmureL AlrsemeI
io .nc -ou- -,n0us--dss,an .veu,y-tvt
mile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

animals, with skilled drivers. showing
theIr finest points IN tn. close contest
for victory.
The Tarmers' Assembly OF Virginia
viii meet OF Monday night Of Far
week ant the Army OF Northern Viz
gina hold Their noble reunion on
Thursday night, ant the proceeding o.
these Two bodies, with President Cleve-
land and the State Far. vii prcseni
such deeply-mteresting attractions a
that period a. our people seIdou nave
the opportunity Of eniovine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
Pf1e .asot. aat..s "a ruffes.

Aiessrz B. {. burcE. pniiu N'Neil.
J.. buise INT Othe- nIemberr d. tnt
lulton ljemocrailc Ciub o. iast II
CAV evening planted . nlndsome iiAg-
pole on Tx corner o. Ssven.i anc
Louisiana streets. Tnssc gcn.tenlsr
are energeiiC anu vnis-awaSs lIenu-
crats. ant gasd wo-s MAY h. expected
iron tin fulton club during ths can'-
raf1.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
Cnau.s. % scis-uu,..

IN ant aiIer Ic-day the 3tI nsIan.
passenger I-alu ior Vest Pom. baiI-
NOR anC uomL ho-tL Utc 0ra -l.ive-
raiiroAL vii ieaYc Richmond ant ban
vile demo. a - J \. daiiy instead
oi 1.4C J. D. daily a a, preseni-0nt
nnu~ ea-iler tlaI heretofore. Tor mln0I
cnange< set advertisement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
THREE IN SUCCESSION.

Tire Firamias Receive THer Tnin surcs--
sive Betcnf a. tie Hnna. o. thf hevars,.
lspecia telegram "a tns Dispatch
NV ARK. n. g.. september L.
Ine NlrgInas sustained theu thlrc
successive deteat a III, nands Ol tho
Newark tc-nov IL was al exciting
contest FIRST one amt ther the other
henr anesL Ao-artv II tine flrst
inning brougn II Two -mf by 6
splendid nree-baggc- aud tno fielder
iei y pas. letting MN h0me-7Irtuali =
3 h0m' TuI.. Hynuman the neg
pitcher. wa M ve-, hart Hoforc
caugn' wei ant error wer, abundant.
More thar l.jOt people witnessed III,
game below D. the score
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

hav, usel oven Aus,-Dnil Pill
aut .n"' completely Cured "a, 81 cnliL
NC return o then suc, u-eL tnest
nilla |ner ea~ctec :lts mos c0mpieD
cur, u m7 ov-I cast auC Del.ey, then
IL %, m-cliI, ig, chilli aur Isyer j
vor uf1- with chill eu-lost 5D cent,
O- Dc. % rWeu Ani.-nil Pill. G,
NVES 6 A-S0L druggist.
l.cunOHL q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
l.IrnnInnI hanIIIIurt

NJ o.. l. Powell mfo-m u tina
Mis- MAJ ..s- vel anoyI IL thn ci.y
a a. Accomplished iao- anC successful
teacher ia D-eI selected t. I'll sne
vxcaucr II tn co-p o Jeacneri II tne
l.lcnm0uL Seminar occaai0usC fy la.
aea.i O. Air. ,Iarn@t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
TIE saston suppfs /.

IIiy teIeVmpf a. the IlispaIchI
Nrv Y0HK. September l2.-The
t0ta. visible supply Of cotton for the
world is l.lO1 Ice baies. of winch
~ soc IS American. against ] .4o4, al
bales and 1Jk ,5-.l bales respectively
iasi year. Tnc receipts at all Interior
towns were 3a.G-s DaieS. The receipts
from plantations were GlI51 bales.
Crop ~ sleil1 MOI stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

Professor oodirev L. i.as. to-me-.-
% .ns .onse-Tato-f % Aiusi --eiDziS
urs7niar- ait r---n.i' % III -ou.e1
rsto-- Muse Aev }0-a cl-r La
a--lyeC u IL, cry AM vii uroDaDr
aias, Richmond nl nome IA, Ill bt
addressed car, Mes5r. ETmc 44ee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
Hcssr, !. fa-tey

Ther, IS nor O candIdat, II TIA, iieiC
vno IS NOR, entitled a. the supper, Of
Inc people o. thK CITY thar AZ Hem,
l.. Carter. Ii, has aiwavs oeer TIA,
ant faithful democrat, anu s. & mar OF
good practical SENSE ant irreproachs-
ri, character Eie ~ called oui by mel
representing al classes Of our ci.izenA
ant I, cal De truthluliy saId tina. ii'
represents al tnc Interests Of our city
lie s. 8 gu0G harC worker ant vouiC
make vaiuabie representative Up
iOTiunateiy, hs nae peel absent iron.
the city anC tnereiOrs prevented iron
making himself personally known t.
many o, ouf citizens bui ms friend
are so numerous that ther nav, aimos
maue M loT ms unavoidable aDseuc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
Aaueis<ss.r Nufssr.

Tine |'emesratfr campaign on taz
south Siiie viii Be npsEzd a. Chester
ileld GouTtiIouss its-mGrToN. al AZ
rargcmenns have hssn na,ie, anti l. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

o az eli operate the New '-6 hove
,evlna Machine. Bscause 4 4 - cav
running. I'M D. vhA- s-uIakuIr tns
Ney Howe a. popular Office III
~as broad sfr~s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
DIR LOCAL AFFAIRS.
TEE TRIKARY ON TUESDAT.

II. OF Candidates, Judge and Csetks, nnt
tn pfaees of EaiinE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13

genera meaing ol tne Retail
I,eaiers Association vii. IN hstd a.
tns ofil-e e. tise secretary ". ~ ,Gis-
Ter nuiiiiRr o. Aionday tiss l4ln a
: ,claeA J 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
H.x-ur.,ss I. x&snsms.ss.

Tns steamer ATlel viii niaiGe anot'fcr
exeurslor u Washington tc-m0Troy
morning isaTng nere a 'ciocG.
Fare g-.5D tor ihs rounL IEIi up-
GER ,wei7s wear % are g. at Tickets
guol To- ter DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
ntr Reas Gonvl~tsG

lI'y teiegmpl to the nispicL.
NTNN1rEU Man. scpteuii'ef - -
Big Bear wa tried a. Regina yes,erda'
or tine charge OF trcason-iclony anc
tounu gully. senteucs wa teierrca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-13
tonpiinens a. NJ. nereuits

Nc-m0rrov the lioard o. Aldermen
meets ant tne oil OF DeJsctiy, Wren
i0r service II the Ciuverius case vii 10,
takeI iron tnc tahie ant uu douu.
pas.eC
The arGuouf aul effective. wo-t dome
~ Air Charlie \ Meredith acting
Commonwealth ATTORNEY II tn case
has woI nigt p-al.e iron ever GuaI
tcr aul l. vii 10, : graceful aciuov
ieucmcu o. nH service i0r ,n' hJ1rt
tc-nign h. reileyt mn % iurihe- vcXs-
iloI anC vote 4 tncy caL u pa' VreI g.
bill Ai- Meredi.i maue no culrgt .o-
hr sc-~ice, nu. leel tina Vrei ouru
o. D., UaG. amC nas sireuuous'r a5Act
TIA tina Dt uou,