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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

street following q man as far as Fourth,
where she was stepped IN her mad
career. Inquiry disclosed the fact that
there was no murder or anything Of the
kind.
James-river water is now so near
clear that people begin 10 think there
must be drought in the red hills OF
Fluvanna and Albemarle.
1t is thought that the primary cleo
ton will he held some day between
September 10th and Goth.
General Malone has not been in
Richmond for some time past. The re-
mark Of his about General Newberry
was made in Petersburg. and should
have been so stated Yesterday. he
gave no credence to the rumor that
Newberry was anti-Democratic.
Major Dave Carter, minute clerk Of
the Virginia House Of Delegates, is
summering at Millboro' Depot Hotel.
The German Barkentine Wilhelmine.
200 tons. J. Drees master, cleared for
Pelotas, Brazil. yesterday with 200
barrels -four. valued at $685.. .25,
shipped by the Gallego-Mills Manu-
featuring Company and the Haxall-
Crenshaw Company.
Old Dominion Assembly. No. $3.50,
Knights Of Labor. will give an excur-
sion and picnic on the steamer Gem 70
Drewry's Bluff tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
oRENEY sPBING-.
Drought in BrishrTobacco Region

Information received II this city Is
that a severe drought prevails IN the
bright-tObacco region Of Virginia and
North Carolina. east Of the mountains.
with the exception Of few neighbor-
hoods IN which there have been local
showers.
The following letter on this subject
il from one Of the bsst-informed men
IL Southside Virginia
HYCo. VA. August %, 1855.
NeIsrs. Charles Watkins S- Co., Rich
moHd, Ta.
Dear Sirs.-The drought still con-
,inues. greatly TO the damage Of the to-
bsceo crop, which mas gone back greatly
IN the past ten days. That portion Of
the country south of Dan river has had
very little rain since May last. Not
more than one inch Of rain IN the Aggre-
gate has fallen around HycO since the
sth Of June, and the corn and tobacco
crops are much worse than they were
last year, when they were shortened by
drought.
As far ss ] can learn. the whole vel
low-tobacce belt Is dry now, and the to-
bseco greatly needing rain, and unless
il comes soon the tobacco crop will be
= failure over al extended area in Mid
dle Virginia. Yours truly,
Z. L. RAGLAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
PRISONER T. J. CLUTERIUS.
How H. Stands His Life 10 JaIl-CaIm and
Confident that he will Get New Trial.

How H. Stands His Life in JaIl-Calm and
Confident that Be will Get New Trial.
The balmy air Of innocence and con-
fidence which Cluverius has generally
maintained remains with him to this
dsy, and since his trial he has improved
in flesh and strength, though the con-
fiDement in jail has taken from him the
ford color that used to distinguish
him. No man in the prison seems TO
have less troublesome conscience.
He talks, eats, and sleeps like one who
has pleasant future before him. He
still gets his meals from restaurant;
still receives regular visits from Mrs.
Tunstall still refuses 10 see visitors
who are not personal friends; still de
clines to discuss his case or to ex-
plain his movements on the night OF the
murder, and still says ne feels
sure Of q new trial. II he gets
that be will ask for q change Of reHEe,
and allege several reasons therefor
among them, probably, that on the
night Of the trial, before the verdict
was brought in, and when it was not
known what II would be, the Court
thought It iudiciOus, TO prevent popu-
lar demonstration, 10 crowd the room
with policemen. about half dozen Of
whom were stationed Immediately about
him. and that when the verdict was
read some Of the crowd in the street
cheered. There is little doubt that
Cluverius expects a new trial but
then his Judgment Is not the best.
Soon after his arrest he told friends that
he would be home in q week. Il
promised TO explain everything at tie
trial. Yet here be is In iail-cOnyic,ed .
Clu7erius's mother was here three
days. She visited the Jail twice dav.
and was q afectionate as she could be
towards her son. His aunt. Mrs.
Tunstal. STAYS here nearly all the time.
and is constant IN her visits and unre-
mittinc IN her attentions TO the prison
er. She has already expended, and
without murmur. d considerable portion
OF ntI 10Y LNAt AAA n4- AfAIit. Ir t-ilA 4-4-
no thought OF Withholding her purse a.
long as il can possibly avail
Recently lady preacher from Ohio
cot an interview with the prisoner and
exhorted and prayed with HIM. he IS.
however. usually shy of strange vI-i-
tors, people call TO see him every day.
but 90 all such Sergeant Lee of Ja.ler
kcrec say: " : ou can't see him. lie
VIII see nobody but personal friends" "
e. Hut can't get peep a, him 90
No: he Won see you az all.
Such visitors are hard 20 get nd Of.
They oftentimes insist and insist up to
the point Of rudeuess.
CluveTiu- is popular among his fel-
low-prisoners. he gives them portions
Of bis food, and If one should want
postace-stamp and asks him FOR 1t he IS
pretty sureto be supplied. The officers
all speak vel Of ms behavior. but they
are not il the habit Of Judging Of the
guilt OF innscence Of prisoners by their
demesnOr. as II IS uOtoriously unsafe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
w Gnme Ne.Ierda,.

It was expected tina; a match game
Of baseball would be played at VIZ
cinia Rark Yesterday afternoon between
the Clippers and the amateur club re
Gently organized by Mr. swan, and ac-
cordmciy number Of persons went out
10 witness it. They were disappointed,
however. as the Clippers neither put ID
an appearance nor notified Dir. Swan
that they would not play. When the
time arrived for play 10 begin. and the
Clippers were NOT there. the gates Were
thrown oDeu. no entrance fee was
charged. and . club was gotten up on
the grounds, with which swans club
had q practice game. Mr.. swan is try
iuc 10 arrange games with the Nan
chester and Petersburg clubs for next
Wetk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

military; and whereas we desire to
place on record our high and grateful
appreciation thereof: be II therefore
hesolued, That the thanks Of this
company be, and the same hereby are,
rendered to the Richmond Light In
iantry Blues for their thoughtful aud
untiring efforts to promote our enjoy
ment and pleasure while in their city.
and that We Will ever remember the
officers and members Of that splendid
company with sentiments Of fraternh
esteem and gratitude.
ResoiFed, That we will always che
rlsh as precious memory the unallOy-
cd kindness and courtesy extended TO
us by the Richmond Howitzers, Com
panes { and ID Of the First Virginia
regiment. the veterans OF K. E. Lee
Camp, and the Chamber Of Commerce,
Tor their magnificent illustration Of
Nrginias traditional courtesy, benef-
cence, and hospitality.
Resolred, That copy Of these reso-
tons be forthwith sent to each Of said
organizations as a testimony Of our
grateful appreciation Of favors and at
tenuOns shown US, and that a copy
thereof lie sent 10 the Richmond Dis
patch for publication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
P0ifes Oourt.

The following cases were disposed Of
Yesterday
Alvis Beck, trespass. Continued un-
I'll oath.
Edward Evans lcolCredl, assault.
Continued.
3. A. Lewis, fighting. Fined S5
and costs.
Scip Acree. drunk. Fined e. and
costs.
10. Jones lcolored), assault. Con-
tinued.
bella White, assault. Security re-
CURED for three months.
David Coleman, William Jones, aud
Isaiah Williams ,colored), disorderly.
Security required for three months
Ellen Brown and Nary Parker (col-
oredD, fighting. Fined sS and costs each.
Charles Woodward lcOlOredl, dis
orderly. Discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
HUNTING FOR HER HUSBAND
toiored w oman Disguised NJ Man Fol-
lows Her Husba nd 20 Jail.


Some time in April Of last year a
spRrt-lookiDg young colored man en-
ployed in the It. Charles Hotel was az
rested for stealing and carried before
the Police Court. Here he gave the
name Of Willie Hicks, and the court,
having found him guilty Of the charges
set down against him, sentenced hin to
one year IN the city jail and labor in
the chaID-ga
On the 4th day Of this month a col
ored man OF bright looks and active
figure was arrested FOR house-breakIng
and found guilty. lie was sent on to
the September term Of the grand Jury
Of the Hastings Court and committed
TO Jail. As soon a. he reached the
jail he inquired for Willie Hicks, who
he had heard was confined there. As
soon as Hicks heard the voice be recoc-
nized MS wife. but did not disclose the
fact. Green asked and obtained con-
sent 10 visit Hicks in his room for the
purpose Of writing q letter for him.
Here they had a talk over their troubles.
The woman while on visit to B0s-
ton from the West Indies met Hicks
and married him. subsequently they
fell out. quarreiied and separated.
The wife repen;ed, followed Hicks 10
Richmond. found he was IN jail. and.
Disgusting herself n male attire. sue
ceeded II getting arrested and jailed.
and ~ ,his way met her husband.
The case VIII come up al tine Hust-
iDgs Court il September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Rcnrtce-fountr Iaschrr..

The following teachers have been AZ
pointed for FAIRFIELD district. Henrlco
county
White-Nechauicsville. Mary ".
Ratciife Tabernacle. Julis c. Talia-
ferro and Nora c. Phillips Bowling
Green. Annie Christian Fulton. Matte
Cauthorn and Ida N. Ware Miller,
Doris Hoppe seven Pines, Belle Aus
tn Beulah Maggie McIadden.
Colored-WOoGyile A. 7. Fleet
and Pattie A. Meredith Seven Pines,
Albert johnson Mount Zion, J. Z.
Griffin; Benedict Town. T. ". Jones ;
Rockets. ". :. Christian and Elizabeth
Chatmhn Scott's Hall, salhe Whittle
This completes the list Of teachers for
HenricO county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
ThnnHs from Yr.iier-

The following shows the kindly az
probation the South Carolinians had OF
their reception here
HDQ's GORDON LIGHT INFANTRY, !
NINNsBORO'. 5. c.,
August 81. los5. '
At special meeting Of the corps
held on Tuesday, August 18th. the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas on the occasion of our re-
cent trip 10 the battlefield OF Seven
Pines We were the recipients of many
fsyors and thoughtful attentions as well
as the unbOunded hospitality Of the
citizens Of Richmond, civic as well as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Hep the soldier. Heme

At the store Of Captain c. F. John
ston there is q cushion made from a
muller worn by General r. Z. Lee du-
ring the wsr; also, gold braid from ms
army coat and two gilt buttons from
same. These articles were presented
10 a lady in Lexington by Miss Mildred
Lee. daughter Of General L. Z. Lee,
who presents them TO the Confederate
Soldiers Home al Richmond, Va, to
be offered for rattle for their benefit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

Those who have been in the noun
,Ains for the past three days are enti-
tied to regard themselves as fortunate,
so distressinsly hot has the weather
been here IL the daytime.
There was considerable excitement
created on Fifth street near Main about
Q o'clock last night by woman scream
ing = Murder - She ran down Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
ns~ YES. SUMNER PROPER Is

E~ YES, SUMNER PROPER Is
NOW NEARLY OVER; But HAVE
YOU THOUGHT HOW LONG YET A
SATTEEN DRESS WOULD BE COM
PORTABLE? AND WHEN THIS
THOUGHT TAKES PROPER SHAPE
YOU WILL WANT A STYLISH
SATTEEN. THAT'S WHAT WE
ARE PRIDING OURSELVES on, IN
HAVING THOSE STYLISH ODD
FIGURES THAT OTHERS HAVEN'T
GOT. AND THINK OF THE REA-
SONABLE PRICE, FIFTEEN CENTS
PER YARD; GOOD VALUE FOR
THEM WOULD BE WENTY
CENTS. AND THE SAME FIGURES
We HAVE IN NARROWER SAT
TEENS, AND YOU WOULD BE
SURPRISED AT THE QUANTITIES
WE HAVE SOLD AT EIGHT AND
ONE THIRD CENTS. TAKE A
LOOK AT THEN BEFORE THE AS
SORTMENT Is MUCH BROKEN,
AND AT THE SAME TIME EXAM
INE OUR PRICES on FLANNELS.
FOR SOONER OR LATER YOU'LL
HAVE To SUPPLY YOURSELVES;
AND. TO BE SURE, SUCH THINGS
As THE ABOVE MUST BE SEEN
AT MEYERS, SMITH AND BROAD
STREETS. au 2@-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

and arrange the details Of the primary.
Richmond and Henrico are to choose
two senator's, and at the same time
Richmond will nominate four delegates.
Henrico is entitled TO one delegate, and
viii nominate him by convention.
The candidates for the Senate are
Nessrs. Henry A. Atkinson, IT., J. Tsy-
lor Ellyson, and William Lovenstein {;
for the House Of Delegates, John A.
Curtis. james n. Dunlop, James d.
Patton, and Lyon G. Tyler. Senators
are elected for four years delegates
for two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
T. the Editor Of the Diyatc1

n ne EuH0T y Iht UIEpaIcH
Our Mr.. Chafin has just returned
from trip North. and brings encourae-
inc reports about the business outlook !;
reports a revival Of the iron interest in
the city Of Pittsburgh, where he spent
part Of two days. Many foundries
and furnaces are IN full blast. Every
body speaks kindly and encouracingly
of the South. and the indications are
that a great many people are coming to
Virginia this fall and winter TO buy
land. Things are beginning TO
boom we hear It coming.
Very respectfully.
j. y. CHAFFIN q Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

Mrs. SalIe D. Saunders, who was
for 3 number Of years matron Of the
Male Orphan Asylum Of Richmond.
departed this life yesterday. Her fune-
RAJ viii take place from the First Pres
bvterisn church this afternoon al 8
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

Ercd. Jonn.tnn,. HnnL..

Received from c. I. Johnston - Sou
veuirs Of Some Continents" by Archi-
bald Forbes. the celebrated war CORE
spondent. 2jc. The Seasons" full
Of fall fashions and plates, 30c.; Hsr-
per's Bazar. lOc. The Waters OF
Hercules. novel. by L. d. Gerard,
2Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
MABEL erny Shoots a Mas.

MANDAN. OAK. August e.
During the trial Of q. ;. Ray and
others on the charge Of robbing a man
Of eighty dollars in q saloon a witness
named John Coleman was shot by one
Of the defendants. named Mabel Gray.
Two bullets hit Coleman, one in each
leg. The woman was Immediately ar
rested and put in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
sNoKT TKrxY OIeAKs.

AFkAaKArI BKEArH u aiwaysa pleasure
and voc os.n have Il BY using MEADE a
BAKEE's delicious CARBOtIc MOUTH
WASH. Itds-Gxoys the otfensive odSr caused
by di~sesed gums and dsesyed teeth. AND
speedily rostoses thsIn 70 . healthy condi-
noo- Price. rfty eoux a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
4 PITCHERS GAME.

Tn, Nirui Mas shut out and the Nationals
Only Score ~ ihs Eighth Inning
Especial telegram 70 the Dispaich.l
NAsH1NGToN, August 22.-One Of
the largest audiences Of the season wit
messed the game between the Virginias
and the Nationals to-day. Ii was de-
cidedly a pitchers game. and. aside
from Whites brilliant work at short.
was marked by few notable plays.
Barr s pitching was very fine, the vlsi-
tors failing to make a single safe hit of
Of ms effective delivery. Latham 5 ab-
sence materially weakened the VIZ
gInias. The score Is appended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Don't Overlook

the Winston Reinforced Linen Bosom
Shirts ct O. cents, and those Pepperell
Jean Drawers At = cents, and those
stylish silk Scsrfs at % cents. al OF
which are at 90l Main street.
L. 3. SPENCE 4 Son.
Merchant TailOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Try one Of rns steA,asr Gem. Trips

TO Drewry's Bluff to-day Sunday and
tomorrow. Leave twenty second and
Dock streets at A. NJ. u A. H., ?
=. NJ, and =. H. Only q cents
round trip. Music and dancing at the
Bluff Saturdays and Mondays after ,
!. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Tuesday aaa THURSDAY Nsenstgsss
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS CARRIE
sTAUDE--FULL MOON.

The Moonliehts T" on the Ariel this
week viii probably be the most al
tractive Of the season, for IN addition
10 the usual attractions Of Yoeiker's
Band, dancing. crab supper, &C.. Miss
Carrie Staude. late Of the Carleton Eng
lisb opers Troupe, viii sing f,vorite So
lecfions to the accompaniment Of Mr..
Kirk Mathews.
Miss Staude's voice is very popular
here. and last Thursday she delighted .
large audience at the Mozart. having 10
respond repeatedly to encorss. There
will also be q full mooD--,he last one
this excursion season. No change in
the popular prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Nolunitue.

The incoming Of warm weather al
WAYS. bring, what Is called the bilious
season. and with it chills and frvers.
remiitent and lutermitting ieyers. We
regard ourselves a. benefactors by call
uC attention 20 the article which heads
tins notice.-Yousjw9 Inasr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Ca,se~s rp,,ther,a. Ee,sr.. u.,ar,a.

prevented by the use Of Reed q Cay-
uick's Sodium HypOchlorits ldisiniec-
tantJ. Recommended by the Public
Health Association as superior TO all
other disinfectants and germicides. Sold
everywhere. Send for pamphlet. ls2
Fulton street, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
In,srnsI-Revenu. Coai.en.u.

Collections for the week ending Au-
gust 2lst Saturday. August 18th,
s5.q4390; Monday. s5,999.35 Tues
DAY, o.. 423.l0: Wednesday. s6.O7l.92 (;
Thursday "a, ,59s. %: Friday .sj ,554.04.
Total. s3l. l.590.5G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
SMOKE fEIxY C1eARs.

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TErnH ESsrEED
BY the u-e 1 AKAIx BAKEKs sAPOErSR
ITsT1sS1c1. which viii sgsed ily remove IN
cspdsnt tsrt~r and sourf Pr.oe. nfy cents q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

TEE DrsfArcH 1oB-PRrsrfSe HOUSE ID
thoroughly equipped TO dosn kinds OF Boog.
AND Job-fkIrTrEe 81 the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
srTUESDAY AND THURSDAY
Il MOOSLlGHTs."
DUTCH GAP.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION

STEAMER ARIEL.
EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
RIGHT
Leave AZ 1880 =. NJ return 81 1890 p. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
DEETraTS.

Ge FOR A SET OF TEETH. sA
cV They are bsots<,fai. dssrgtis, c9YYyY
and hfcttks and warranted 70 be- ~ good ~
any made elsewhere. Can give ~ referenoe
500 persona who arr now wearing Teeth
tbatl made. 1EKTH EXTRACTED with
out pain or p1tting the Detient 10 sleep for
Doc. AL nliing from 81 up. O9d sets re-
nnodeiied. Satisfaction guaranteed
DE. =. CALVIN JOHNSTON,
Dentist
$50 tee Msfn street about one square east
~ Nouros faTk Au 1C-i8ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

BOWEL COMPLAINTS cured and prevented
by DCFFY's PrRE MALT WHISKY. RECON-
meDded by leading physicians. Sold by
druggists and grOoerS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
LARGEST Melons,

50 far Mr.. !. T. Hundley takes the
lead II raising the largest Watermelons.
The samples grown on his farm, near
Pole Green. Hanover county. and eI-
hibitsd here Saturday. are hard TO beat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
CTEAMER GEMS EXCUR-er51,
- sIONs ~ DKEwRy's -


SATURDAY, SUNDAY, and MONDAY.
o. A NJ. II A. NJ. = p. n. add 5P. n.
WEDNESDAY. af 5P. N
Irewrys Blur n now open fexciu1yely
f0s thissteamerl ~ nd excursion resort ana
picnic grounds. with beautiful scenery.
Ansic aud dancing. rustic scatS swings
quOiis, 6c., 6e.. aud excuzionixts ear .fop
on there and take the Gem 3 lasf trlp nsck
~ Richmond
Prom Twenty -second and Dock s,rees.-
Leave can NJ Twenty second aud MsI-
uprighi Grand Piano.
Pare to Dfevrys biuff: ROUND trsp. zse.
NC charge for enAnren under five years. No
impropef personz allowed aboard. Iu.f a..
Tip for invslids AND children.
Tie 0En also mAke< . trip 10 CLARE
MONT nnd intcrmedLsts land lnxs fues1n "
aud Ihufs0sys ~ A. A., returning on
Wednesdays axc Fridays Freight roesi VA
Mondays and xednesdsys
The ohA cIn be chartered ~ low rut.S
cspantS sf cee porsons. Apply early 10
n. v. OWEN. Axenf.
fwsn,y -socoaa and Dock = rrssa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

Making Shoes and Slippers fly Of j.
May Sons temporary shOe-store, 5is
east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
.KAND EXCURSION ToEFszi

lEAES. $50.
MONDAY, AUGUST -. 1855.
GOOD TIN DAYS.
From RICHMOND AND ANY JAMES
RIVER LANDING.
AIL-WATER RDCTE-BEA UrIFU L TRIP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

Wal-Decorati0ns.
Superior Fabrics.
Admirable Execution.
JOHN REGNAULT ELLYsON.
No. 5 north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Richmond People away.
The following Richmond people have
registered at the various watering
places since our last report.

The following Richmond people have
registered at the various watering
places since our last report:
CHEENHEIER WHITE SULPHUR.
August 18Th to 22d George W.
Mavo and wife. Heath Lort0n. James
Alfred Jones. ]. .. Barhsdale. G.. G..
Earksdale. W. u. Grant. j.. Y. t..
Balksdale Dudley Mcdonald. William
Heth Pleasau,s. a. :. Buford. Rev. =.
I. NJ. Curry and wife. x. K. Carter.
Mrs. :. j. Hicks. Leigh J. Smith. 7.
@. Cosby. Byrd Warwick and wife.
George {. Laferty. John Finders. Jr..
Ieorce Is. Lee. ". II. G. Lee. ". L.
stone. Mrs. Joseph Hall. Mrs. j.. W.
Hounsheu. =. Aston Caben, c. c.
Doyle, G.. G. Parish. J. L. Ganes.
=. c. Daniel, T. L. Balauf. !. NJ.
Boykiu. wife. child. and servant Pcy-
ton WISE and wife. Charles I. Wor-
than. j.. Randolph Boiling Charles
Il. Talbot and wife Ms. A. W. Archer
and child. Il. ". Fuller and wife J.
Triplett HaxaL A. L. Dickinson.
George N. Donaldson. John Pickreu.
One thousand one hundred and eighty
one guests on hand to-day August
odd.
ALLEGHAKY STRINGS.
From the l0th TO the 2lst Of August
George A. Minor ". Il. Beveridge, ".
". Tinsley. J. 7. Alvey, James Au-
gustine. ?. Il. Davis. Hampden HOge,
Charles L. Smith. Fred. c. Tyler. !.
A. Addison. A. 7 Ragiand, John 7.
Anderson. Mr and Mrs Churchill VII
lams. FIVE children. and two nurses
Mrs. Ben. Palmer. John T. Mitchell.
Mrs. John K. Mitchell. Kirkwood
Mitchell. W. 0. Knight. Mrs. 4. ".
Harper, Miss Street Miss Z. Wexford.
:. Spotswood Wexford.
blue RIDGE SPRINGS.
From August 18th to 20th Mrs.
Walter [. Grant and family. Mrs.
Joseph Augustine. Ny. James Angus
tine, Mrs. James McCance. Miss
Dora Thomas. Judge William W.
Crump. Mr.. W. l. Covardin. Ar.
John T. Alvey. NJ. ". v. Tinsisy.
Mr. c. Il. Dickinson. Mrs. W. A. Car
doza and family Mr.. C.. c. Dearborn.
Mr.. fred. c. Tyler.
ORKNEY SPRINGS.
Mrs. Willie Stokes. Miss Sue L.
Starke. Miss Bentley, Miss Mamie
Bentley. Mrs. Il. X. Breeder, Mrs.
Msrv Williams. Dr. Miles George. wife,
and daughter; General 3. o. Fry.
COBH's ISLAND.
J. V. Bronaugh, j.. A. T. Snellinss,
Z. ". Weisiger, Miss Van Lew and
niece. Mrs. N. n. Lyons. Miss Lyons.
W. Il. Lyons ESQ. g.. G.. Brickhouse.
o. 7. Swineford. ". Ashby Jones, ST..
George D. Peasants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

Everything cheap at J. May & Sons
temporary shoe-store, 5l9 east Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23

The City Democratic Committee will
meet on Tuesday night to FIX the date
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-23
Dr. A. " eDsilinger .
DENTIST,

removed to l06 north Seventh, Dc
tween Franklin and Grace streets.