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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16
National Cotton Exchange Convention.


GRrEynRIEH, WurE SurHuR SPRINGS,
". Va, July l5-The Ninth Biennial Con
vention OF the North Cotton Exchange OF
America met TO day, W. H. Gardner, OF
Mobile Ala, the President, called the Con-
veution to order Henry llenrzc, Of New
York, is Vice President, and c. II. Parker,
Of New Orleans Secretary Six local E1-
changes were represented at the opening.
The President read an address congratula-
ting the Convention on the fruits OF the n.
tional Exchange in developing the general
and local interests OF dealers and mauu'ac-
,urtrs aud furnishing statistical Information.
The address also recommends an expression
Of views as 10 the basis of values end con-
tiuued coinage Of silver. There ore present
so far thirty members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16

Since Monday ten cases Of smallpox have
been reported a. Montreal. The deaths
iro7, rbc disease during the pas; week mum
berl 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-16

First race. free Tor all ,rottiua purse
$4,000 Harry Wilkes won. Tim. 2.i5,
Second race, 2.3O class, trottinr purse
Il 600 james II. won. Time III.
Third race. 40 class, pacing purse
:, goo. Gusip won. Time Ill!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

Yesterday morning Mir. George
Crutchheld, the business manager o.
the Stase newspaper, and Miss Pinkie
Jenkins, we're married at the residence
of the brids's mother, On Fifth street,
No. 507s north.
The Rev. j. b. Newton. rector o.
Monumental Episcopal church, per-
formed the marriage ceremony in the
presence of the family. Mr.. 0rutcb-
field and bride left for al extended tour
north on the early morning train. They
carried with them the best wishes Of q
long list Of friends-not the least among
whom were the newspaper-men of the
city, with whom Mr.. Crutchfeld has for
q long number of years bssn closely and
most popularity connected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
MerfuRry Report.

The following If the official mortuart
report fof the CITY Of Richmond for the
week ending Saturday, September lg.
1885
Whole number Of deaths IL the civ
exclusive Of still-births, a.
Cause ef DeGh.-Aptha. ]; child
birth. J &; cholers-intantum, ] cirrhc-
sis Of liver. ] consumption. , ; con
vulsiOns, convulsIons-iniantile. .
dvseutery. 2; eryslpelas, ] fever
typhoid. 1 heart-dIsease. ] hemOf-
rhaee-from lungs, ] ; iuanItion, ]
inflammation OF bowels, ] liver-di--
ease, marasmus, Z i; old are.
tuberculosis. > ulcer Of stomach, ]
unknown. ..
Bgc.-One day TO thirty. ] l.; one
month to SIX. I SIX months 10 twelve.
one yeGr 10 three. 3 three years 70
t've. FIVE wears 70 ten. ten wears
to twenty. ] twenty years 70 thirty
3 thirty wears TO forty. : forty wears
10 fifty. . fifty years 10 sixty, 4 sixty
years TO seventy, 3 seventy years TO
eighty, 8.
7emperGtUrc.-Mean temperature TOY
the week ending September u. 7G.42 {;
ior the week ending September lg,
1851.
HGnfaH.-Amount OF rainfall for
the week ending September u. GOO
inches for week ending September lg
600 inches.
EGte-Iiate Of mortality Of whole
population was 2s.42 per LOCO per
annum; rate Of mortality Of whIts
population was 25.95 per 1000 per an
nun rate Of mortality of colored pop
ulation was 5I.57 per 1000 per al
nun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
(Nf,lINI NOlRA.

The Governor has granted pRrdOn<
to the following convicts Charles
Friedland, who war convicted IL the
Police Court Of Norfolk Of petit lay
ceny MAY 29, 1883, and sentenced to
twelve months IL jail William Henry
Douglas, who was convicted il the
County Court Of Greensville August,
1877, Of horse-stealing and sentenced
10 fifteen years II the penitentiary ;
Charles ". COrvin convicted January,
1855. IL the County Court of Wythe
of felony and sentenced TO eighteen
months IL the penitentiary.
Il. c. Watts, who was convicted IL
the Hastings Court Of Danville il Jan
uary, 1879, Of hOrse-steGlinc and sen-
fenced TO eight years IL the peniten-
tIary, has been pnrdoned, OIL the state
ment Of the peuitentIary surgeon tina;
continuous confinement would prove
detrimental 10 the prisoners health.
The sergeant Of Danville delivered al
ne penitentiary yesterday Prank Smith
icoloredl, sentenced to two years for
grand larceny, and Rswley Clements
lcOlored), two years for grand larceny
benjamin j. Mackie, convicted IL Sep
tember, 1875, by . justice Of South
amptOn county of t-espass. and pun
ished with stripes. has had MS political
disabilities removed by the Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Henry Tompkins alas Thomas icc-
lored), obtaining goods under false pre-
tences. Continued until THURSDAY.
James DeLacy, dIsurderly and fight
ing on the street. Fined s5 and costs.
Matthew Fleming, violation of CITY
ordinance. Dischnrged.
Abraham Anderson. lighting on the
street. Dismissed.
Henry Smith tuolprsd), asssulting
and trying to kill kate Frsyser in the
public street. Fined el0.gO.
j. VI. Conway, drunk and disor-
derly. Fined e5 and costs.
Aaron Watkins, drunk and disor-
derly. Fined 81.
Robert Wilson lcnlorsd). misbehsving
On Gamble s-Hin Park. Fined e..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
PETERSBTRG AND TTCIETTT
pHsorn Eelnt,ons Severea-Arrested- poIiti-
cHi NnIes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatoh.

eHi Nutes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. Sept. o.. 80.
Rev. Charles T. Nash, who for the
past three Or four years has been the
pastor o. the v Wesi-Lnd Baptist church.
Oh " Washington street, has resigned ms
charge with the intention Of gong 70
Louisville. Ny. NASH has been q faith
ful pastor and has done good work
during MS ministry here. BE or
ganized the church. has erected an At
tractIve edlfice. and built W fine cob
cregatlon and Sunday school. HIS
resignation Is much regretted.
James Walton Dc0loredl was arrested
il this city yesterday by the sheriff of
Prince George county, charged with
stnbbine and attempting to kill ms wife.
He was taken out TO the county Jail to
await trial. The injuries inflicted 90
- woman were not. however, serious.
Severn scores Of girls, formerly en-
ployed IL the cottOn-iactories IN tins
CITY, have this week accepted offers 10
work IL the cigRrette-Iactories Of Rich
mOnd.
IL conversation witt Obscrvaut busi-
ness-men Of TINS CITY II Is learned that
there has recently been 3 material im-
prOFement IL trade-very gradunl, 10
be sure. but substantial and, II Is be-
heved. permanent.
There has been no cessation IN the
fall Of rain during the past forty -eIghi
hours. The east vino accompanying
the rain mas brought up the best tides
Of the season. Of these our sportsmeu
have taken advantage by day and the
/" slappers by nleht, 10 the great dt
structlon Of sors aud ortoians IL the
marshes Of the Appomsrtox.
IL the Mayors Court TINS morning
James Hennessey. lIqnor-dealeT OF
tins city. who does business OIL Harrison
street, vas arraIgned for violating the
law and selling liquor Oh Sunday. lie
was tinsd $50 and costs. The case OF
MI George Dunn, who stands charged
with the same offence. has been cob
tinued until Thursday. Mr.. Dunn Is
confident that hs can prove ms lnnC-
cence.
Bon. j. Randolph Tucker had been
announced TO speak al Dinwiddle Court
house yesterday, but OWING. doubtless.
10 the had weather, he was unable 10
be present. Al unusually large num-
ber Of Democrat had gathered 70
heaI the distinguished speaker. Very
able speeches were made, however, by
Messrs. Alexander Hamilton and Rich
ard Z. Davis. Of the Petersburg bar.
These gentlemen spoke IN the upper
room Of the court i-nouse. while IL the
courtroom proper Colonel Robert
Berkeley addressed the Republican
sgfiragers. Messrs. Davis and HamD-
ton made most excellent impression,
and although they do not claim TO be
political speakers. they nevertheless
scored many effective points. /
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
DOWN BY THE SEA.
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

rhe Psts Trias-Tne NsrfsIl and w.u-
err D-soi Imprsxrmeus--Csmps
Political
fcorreaponnence oftne Richmond Diapstcn. !
NORFOLK, September o., 1885.
Ihe Jnry was completed in the Pitts
murder trial tins morning. but owing
10 the sudden illness of Hon. John
Neeiy, counsel for the defence. the case
was continued till tomorrow morning nj
10 O'Clock.
Ihe improvements on the Norfolk and
Western depot property on east Main
street are progressing slowly bat sub
stantially. and will be a costly but VAL
uable addition to the splendid property
OF this corporation here.
The drought Of five or six weeks
standing m tins section has been re-
heved by III equinoctial storm Of nearly
twenty-fOur hours duration, and the
winter IL still coming down copiouslv.
rejoicing the farmers and extinguishlnr
the lire m the Dismal swamp.
The Board Of Underwriters IN Nor
folk have raised rates enormously this
season. AL the property in the busi-
ness belt If charged 81 per cent. and
m some instances 4 per cent. There is
great complaint generally, but particu-
iarly s-aong cotton-men, whose tutes
have also been advanced. and who sav
the insurance-men are hamperinr busi-
ness.
Ensign Samuel ". Armis.ead. United
States navy, OF Portsmouth, the young
man who received the distinguished
honor few days since Of being ap-
pointed to the Royal Naval College at
Greenwich, England, fOr 3 two years
course II marine engineering, was mar
ried to-day to Miss JAMIE Lindsay. eld-
est daughter Of Postmaster Ambrose
Il. Lindsay, and leaves this evening
with his bride for New York bv the
Cape Charles Line 10 take the steamer
City Of Rome for England.
In this city the colored Republicans
took new departure las; night. and IN
the Second Ward organized quite
strong Republican club. Other nde-
pendent clubs will follow, ] am ln-
formed. @.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Surrurnp-HnlI lkassnfnc.

This very fine addition TO the archi-
tectural ado-nments uf Church Hill
situated on Twenty-ffth street between
Broad and Marshall, has been fin.
ished, and on next Monday night will
be formally opened. The occasion viii
be one Of very much interest, the Board
of Trustees having arranged q very nj
tractive programme. First, Hr. Samuel
y. Witt, Commonwealth Attorney for
the city and one OF the most popular
public speakers that We have. has con
scented TO be present aud deliver the
opening address. This OF itself will
cause full attendance; hut besides
this there has been arranged very
pleasing concert, In which the following
distinguished musical talent will par
ticipats Mrs. Jennie Baird-MrRae,
Mrs. John II. Knowles, Mr.. Frank ".
Cunningham, and Mr.. II. 7. Carduza.
MIR. Kirk Mathews viii act or accom-
PIANIST, and Jardellh's fine orchestra
viii be present. AL Church Hill and
the balance Of Richmond are respect
fully invited to purchase then tickets
and be OF hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
named causes since the Dispatca pub
fiehad . r,,,o-- n .l-.---l...~-~. IL

named causes since the Dispatch pub
lIshed report Of the proceedings:
Cronlse rs. Carter. Argued by j.
q. Il. Figgat for appellee and G. W.
Hnnsbrough for appellant and submit
ted.
Linkenhoker "a. Grsybill. Argued
by G. W. Hansbrough for appel
liant. and +. 7. Glasgow for appellee.
and submitted.
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Comps-
ny rs. S. Robinson. Continued by COD
sert 10 the next term.
Carr administrator ps Morris. From
Albemarle. Continued by consent Of
parties 70 the next term.
Turner Dawson. Argued BY Mr..
Perkins for appellant. and by X. 7. W.
Duke, Jr.. and 7. S. Martin for ap-
pellees, and submitted.
Jefferson Randolph Anderson. ESQ.
OF Albemarle. was admitted to practice.
Judges Lewis and Hinton, who were
detained by indisposition in their fami-
lfeS. are now present.
A number Of legal gentlemen from
Albemarle and the lower Valley are
present this week. Among them are
Judge W. j. Robertson and Hon. Henry
c. Allen.
Carl Shervey. the bright little news
boy of eight years who was run over
by an omnibus, if doing well, but il is
not certain that he viii recover. The
driver Immediately made his escape.
Rev. Mr.. Wiles, OF Pennsylvania.
who has accepted the psstorate OF the
Lutheran church in this city, will enter
upon his charge about the middle Of
October.
II is raining here tins morning. the
first rain Of any consequence for nearly
two months. CANTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

Mr.. Charles 4. Darracptt, who died
Sunday, was at one time o member o.
the firm of Darracott, Barris 4 Co.
Colonel Edgar Allnn has declined u
take the fssld as Republican canvasser.
Major Benjamin L. Hooper. the Re
publican nominee for the House oi
Delegates from the county Of Prince
Edward, is IN the CITY.
A number Of buoyant sora-hunterE
Of the day before came home last night
very sore at the scarcity of the spor;
yesterday. Wet clothes, stiff limbs.
and scant amount OF game was the ver-
dict.
The sun rises this morning NJ 6:03
O'Clock and sets at the same hour,
making the day and night OF the same
length.
The Clay-Ward Actives viii meet
tonight af s o'clock. at rooms over cog
west Main street (Mr. Anthony Grif-
fith's), to elect officers and organize for
the campaign The Democratic voters
Of the ward are invited 10 be present.
Mr.. John Z. Hankins, the present eff
cient president Of this club, viii resign
on account Of not beng able to devote
sufficient time TO the responsible duties
Of the position.
Hon. John T. Goolrick, Of Frede-
ricksburg. passed through the city yes
terdsy on his way home, after having
done good days Democratic work in
the county Of Mecklenburg the day be-
fore.
We are soon to have the electric
light and, better still for the ladies.
there is 0 man IL town who proposes
10 curl then hair by electricity.
Now that the ram Is over, please
bring back our umbrella.
The Salvation Army has gone. taking
with them NO regrets at their departure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
STALNTON.

d.. sfridcr Hnd the Prs presDyterian
CHuFcb-supreme Couri Of ApDenls-
Correspondence o. the Richmond Dspetch.
SEPTEMBER o.. 1855.
IN view Of the withdrawal Of the Rev.
Ir strider from the pRstUrGte Of tine
First Presbyterian church II this city,
10 become member Of the faculty OF
Washington and Lee University. the
congregation Of thai church. at recent
meeting, had the matter under oonsid-
Grafton. when the following resolution
was adopted
Whereas the congregation Of the
First Presbyterian church Of Staunton
has heard with profound regret from its
pastor, Rev. Dr.. J. =. StrIder, that q
que consideration for the preservation
Of MS health has determined him TO as
cepi the position recently rendered hin
II Washington and Lee University, and
whereas he has asked his people to jOin
hin IN 8 request for Lexington Presby-
terv 10 dissolve the relations existing
between them +; therefore, IN congregs-
tiOnal meeting assembled, be It
- ResOIped, That they concur with
sorrOwful resignation IN the petition for
dissolution; that tour beloved pastor has
correctly read the rulings Of Providence,
and earnestly praying Sos that the
great loss we sustain NAV be more than
compensated in Hisglory in building up
His faithful servant TO greater works
than ne has done before"
Joseph A. Waddell. ESQ.,, was chosen
representative to communicate the pro
ceedmgs TO the presbytery, and COM
mitiee was appointed for the purpose of
procuring . successor TO 1r. Strider.
Rev. George L. Bitzer, Of the All
custa church, was moderator OF the
meeting and preached Sunday night.
At the Sunday morning services DIR.
strider occupied the pulpit and received
seventeen members INTO the communion
of the church.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals, IN
session bers, disposed Of the following
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Cncslerf,eio Hcnra rrnm.

and IN language that has the true rlng,
and that cannot be mistaken SAYS we
vii have out every voter this fall
chilis 0T no chills. for we have 3 Ger
tam cure for chills. and builder up Of
the system. II Owens's Anti-Chill and
Liver Pills So we viii ali be there 70
vote early and often. Price, 90 cents
box.
OWENS y MINOR, Druggists.
Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Boftes &eus

There has recently been employed by
NJ. Il. Schwarzschiid, clothler, a man
named Max Spiers, Of New York, w-hU
had announced ms intention Of leaving
the city tomorrow. Some OF hls az
tionE aroused the suspicion of his en-
ployer, who got out seGrch-warrant
and had Splers's room searched. In
ms trunk was found clothing of the
value OF s220. he wag arrested bv
Sergeants WhitlOck and Angle and
taken TO the First police station-house.
The case comes W tins morning al the
Police Court
a difficulty occurred yesterday be
tween Thomas c. Ferguson and VII
liam II. Behlc, two inmates Of the city
almshOuse, IL which Ferguson cut
Beale's arm very badly. he was ~
rested and taken to the Second station
house. The cause Of the difficulty is
not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Officers Elected.

At meeting Of ''F" Company last
night First-Lieutenant r. NJ. Boykin was
unanimously elected captain, 10 fill the
vacancy created by the election Of Their
former captain, Tazewen Elicit, as lieu
tensnt-colonel Of the First Virgins
regiment Second-l.ieutenant Randolph
peyton was elected first lieutenant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Law ~ ers. Clergy men. Clerks. npc
Telel-r,, t,ts.ss<

e. De TontGine's Condensed LOns
Hand Is 8 necessity 70 every rapid
writer il may be acquired IL lew
hours. and II less than a month ordi-
nary speed Is quadrupIed. Only the
common alphabet Is USED. and there Is
LITTLE or no tRX upon the memory
Children learn II IN III evening. and It
becomes 70 them & pastime as well as
al improvement. j; IS valuable m
taking cour; and lecture netes. Mailed
OF the receipt Of Sl.25. Address T.
O. De Fontaine, Box g.. Bergen Point
n j
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

The wonderful negro musician, Blind
Tom, so well known al over the
United States as one of the wonders Of
the musical world, viii give q matinee
performance this afternoon and al
evening entertainment tonight. Full
houses VIII greet nm each time he ap-
uparc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
ksligaosss Revival.

Interesting revival meetings are being
hello nightly al the Laurel-street
Methodist church. There are many
asking for prayers at each service. On
Sunday night several persons went to
the altar, and three or four conversions
were rported. The services begin ri
7;45 O'Clock every evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

q bstter patronage than it has hcreto-
for given. il seems to be swaking to
TIN sterling merits of an Institution
which has grown up SO rapidly and
solidly within its limits, and offers to its
young men excellent facilities for libe-
raj sducation without the cost of resi-
dence AWAY from home. The books
viii be open to-day for mstriculauts.
The session begins tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Manchester scn.oI-Hoaro Meeting.

a regular meeting Of the Manchester
School Board wns held al the Mayor 5
Courtroom at O'Clock last night
Present Nessrs. +. G. i. Farmer
lchairman), y. j. Weisiger clerk, John
O'Brien, s. c. Weisige1, j. Il. Foster.
q. A peple. j. c. Moore, W. /. Robin
son, and superintendent Bowle.
Mir. i. J. PilsOn, recently elected 10
fill the vacancy created by the death Of
Mr.. William Il. Garnett. from the FIRST
Wsr5, qualified as member Of the
Board.
The resignation Of Mary Y. Nelson,
teacher Of Oolored School No. 3, was
received and accepted. and Charles y.
Roane elected II her stead. William
Moon was elected teacher Of School
No. 4, IL thf place Of Charles Il. Roane,
promoted.
Mr.. Pilson was placed Oh the Com
mittef OF Buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

M WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
smother lot os wIxDoNssHADEs ali
rolon with Patent spring Fixtures,
ready for hanging sf fise. 3 pair;
Also, nnDtner cnse of tbrd popular BIRD
EYE DRESS GOODS. all csicr. winch
500 ~ rapidly nj 1er. a yard irrcsuse II
wouI6 be cheap ~ 2Dc.;
s7cpsni IsEAvy CANTON FLANNEL nj
40 and 125se. yaro worth 1szS and
g0c.:
EFAyS WOOL LAp-ROEEe nj sl.B0:
MOSQUITO CANoflfss from AIS up
The~ csnopiex have the patent top
sne are of various sizes nDc colur-
ECRU TfPE-BOKDERED NOr1TNGHAM
IsAEE In feautiful patterns:
EAIsRAs 1.ACn CI-RTAINs.-We show
by faf the largest sssortmcus of OUR
TAIN-CHhINs, new yxstsernsand much
icwer priaes.
WOOD and GIII COKNICE-POlKs--vory
chssp. LEVY d DAVIS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

. sn0 BARRELS FRESH ROCK.
<s.FOV LAND LIME. per scbome-
(" Elh FranpeS" daily cxpectsd. fur sals
low from vessel. On hand. FRESH IN
PukTED and AMERICAN CEMENM.
CAlQIKEp PlsASTEk. CAyTLE-aAIR
lATHB. EAKil4E-uuET SAVAGE FTRE-
Ek1uK and CLAY. Just Yseefssd fr~sb
RAKEUk MOQHB
f,orp-azcAl, Lump anG 0rOund Fina1ar
BumAc. Gnd HArk- F0Qt aeynutsanth
szxvgs. nDuth ne D0oks Rg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
New kSsudy.

our stock Of suitlngs Is now COM
piete. embracing many novelties IL new
designs Of French and English suitings.
Al early cal solicited.
L. =. SPENCE d SON.
Merchant IailOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

THE RICHMOND EXCHANGE
Il FOR WOMAN'S WORK mas received
III invitation rom ths North Ceutra.. and
south American Exposition n; Nev Orleans
10 send epE GIN EMS or WOMAN's
HANUIN pKK ron Virginia for exhlb-
tiDI. The Exchange suggests 70 ~ CON
si-nOn that tne- avail themselves OF TINS
Ufef 10 bring into MOTTO. the finest sJ,-ri-
menf Of their wOrE. EDd would HisD extend
10 other lRdief o. the STATE the privilege az
tns same medium fOr exhibiting any art
Giles ~ superior excellence subject 70 the
approval uf the Examining Committed.
Articles GENT o. the expenEe o. the LIZ
change. Immediate correspondence III
vited on tiIlk subject Address the press
dent ME-. >. Z Ia IVES 42z east FrRut-
In street Or RICHMOND EXCHANGE
FOb WOMAN'S WORK. No aOp easi
rankin street. \, 2D-Su " cAu3ta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

Quite q numhsr Of students from
distance have already arrived at Rich
mond College,. The city also promisss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
IsENTTsTN.

DR. GEORGE y. STEEL, 60
II having returned It. the city
may be found ~ nis Office, Ne. 72R AiRiu
street, daily during tine usual business
houk. ~ 21-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
sMoKT IEIxy CICARs.
snorI TRIxY CIGARS.

TIL DISPATCH JOE-PEIFTrFe HOUsE t
thoroughly equipped 20 dDRl kinds of BOOK
EED JOB-FErFTrEG 81 the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
DICHMOND THEATRE.


ExCTRsyesA- Pss-ysCs, Ac-
GRAND EXCURSION TO -,
W WASHINGTON AND RE
TURN FOR s2.50-UNDEk TWELVE
fEARS. el.b0.
MONDAY, SEFTEnBEE rs, 1885.
GOOD TEN DAYS.
FROM RICHMOND AND ANY JAMES
RIVER LANDING.
AII-WATE.k ROCTE-BEAUTIF TRIP
SCHEDULE:
LeRve Richmond, 7 a. NJ; Bermuda, e:sC
4. Al; City Point, s;45 A. NJ. and otner
iaudingsRt usual hour. Arrive Old Point =.
NJ. Take steamer f0r Washington and
arrive there A. Al. Tuesday. Remain
In washington Tuesday until . =. III. (or
week Il uesirecl: then take steamer and
nrrive Old Point A. II. Wsdnss dEy; remain
Nj Old Point TIL =. n. Wednesday; tnen
t, he gieaIner Artel and remain sbuarr thai
ulgi1f FI.E.E OF CHARGE aud come up 10
river In ncfngs and Richmond Thursday, ~
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