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New YoRK, May 7.--Hou Rasmus B.
Anderson, the new minister TO Don-
mark, sailed Tor Europe to-day.
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New YoRT, May 1-Gen. Grant
passed a quiet day preparing material
for his works,
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'HaC&msgack," iAatlng and fr9gzc
garWue. Prioc ~ and % cents, Sold b.
: l.. Williams a Go.
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BnllOn's cure viii nnmedlataiy relieve
9ru2p, whuCping cough and br0uChitia.
Sold pv !. l.. WtlliamsN Co,
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SbllOh's Dough ana Consumption Cure
In Hgld by us ON guarantee, lt cures
consumption, Sold bv J, l. Williams
On
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Shiloh's OAtarrh Remedy positive
sure Tor ostsrrh, diphtheria and oanbeI
/. lTe So fAHptJs. %gSH,,nP shlGNde;
ID Mcpherson, BuiTlio, \. y; w Al
Robertson, Quincy, H.; w III Coon, Jno
II Legler, Louisville; o Terrell, Ter.
tel,i NJ Drane, Corsicans; Jos Balch,
Boston.
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SNAN''N f'NNhNtiAeSs
Boston, May I-Mexican rs, 56ss;
scrip, 97}4; stock, 1875
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Beware OF Connterfeitsi
GILES IMMINENT l0DI8E AMMONIA
Tie s's'ti'' and E,''Cr'ar u.ddv gu d. Gssa
ALL Families USE III.

weak Back, EnlRraed Joints, Paraivssa.
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Female MHatt nesa.
The best ana only certair remedy 10 re
neve pain OF al kinds, no matter ofhow Ion.
standing. Instant relief g1ara iced cripnles
Swollen Joints, VarioOse Veins, Bites Of In
sects or Sick Headache. No oil or grease, Il
clean and sweet; will not soil.
Inflammation OF the Kidneys, Brikhfs
Diseaso, Diabetes, fncontinence OF Uripc.
Is the only Imminent IN tie world posscsaInr
Alternative powers. Gan be taken 4 ternallv.
Cures Cramps and Collie, Dlsrrhoea and
Sold By all Druggists. Trial BottAs, sss-
Write DIR. GILES Box siS2 N. Y. p, O.. VIM
~ Beware OF unsogupulous desisrs ~
counterfeits. The genuine has tho nsuns
blown In the glass and FAC simils of1inoovsr-
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Will SELL YOU 100 POUNDS OF
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PUBLIC SAIE
TOWN LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF
ARROL. D
VlbalgGl Co., Texas
TERMINUS OF THE
FORT WORTH & DENVER CITY RAILWAY
ON
Wednesday, May oOth, 1855.
Wednesday. May aOth, 1885.
H. PAGE G. SON.

HAROLD is beautifully situated ON n
hign, rolling prairie In tn eastern portion
OF OF Wl!Derger county, 80 miles northwest OF
wichita Falls, miles south of Red river ON
neau waters OF China creek, midway between
the prosperous settlements on Red river and
| Beaver creek, rich agrl, ultural lands. beinp
rapidly taken up by settlers; IN west and out
SUI ~ " inrhe y stures, and will be sur
( lounueu ny larmsi every alternate survey or
section being acquired rom tho state, Pur-
chases are limited 10 one section, To aetna
settlers the acquisition Of large tracts o +
vented :" NV
HAROLD will be the shipping pointand
control the trade of the southern horton q 4
ne ne ~ indian territory amt vast Panhandle
Texas Increasing In population and wealth
more than any other elton Of this country
VIII also be the Tecel ing and shipoinq min 4
OF Of, government Supplies for Forts sin and
HAROLD will also be the great Cattle
Snlpplng Point OF the stale. Last season
there was shipped from the terminus OF the
b bord Morth y Denver City railway 5000
mead OF beef cattle, and received from The
south l5O,UOO head of stock cattle
a good hotel VIII be erected before the SALE
Wnich VIII furnish accommodation for par
ties visiting the place
TERMS OF SALE.
| Purchases not exceeding 500. cash: exeeed-
| Ing 500 and less than 5000, one-half cash.
balance In six and twelve months: exceedin,
WOO, one-third cash, balance in one and two
years interest ut per cent. on deferred
payments. Vendors lien retained 10 "a cure
payment.
half-lare from all stations on the Fort
worth Denver City railway, which will he
refunded 70 parties purchasing lots to the
amount OF SlOO. sale 10 commence nj I. n. ma
| EXCURSION TRAINS will be run from
Fort worth on day previous and during con-
tinuance of sale.
REFRESHMENTS ON TIKI GROUNDS FREE.
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TERMS OF SALE,
REFRESHMENTS ON TIKI GROUNDS YREg.

for maps and further Information, apply
10 II. u. MONTGOMERY,
- 49,, Gen Towa Lot Ag't.
Auctioneer.
U H. FROST, Gen. Sup't TT. W. 4 d. c. Ry.
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Zone Of the stock Market.

NEW YORK, May I-Governmeut
bones duh and unchanged, except an
advance u in currency 6s Of 1898.
state bonds negi..Lea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

At . meeting Of the above club last
night the following officers were elected
Chief, George II. Poindexter; Assist
ants, DR.. A. S. George, Richmond
Lewis, Powhatan E. Dupuy, DR.. Jud.
u. Wood. and Z. B. Grymes.
Among the n.~es enrolled are the
following: Charles l.. Todd. w. F.
Binford, Cyrus Bossieux, 7. II. Elicit.
W. Miles. Cary, r. G. Love, Z. b.
Moon, r. II. Deane, II. NJ. Boykin,
Warner Moore, W. E. Christian, K. T.
Alvey, W. NJ. Tompkins, o. s. Allen,
r. L. Noel, j. NJ. Fox, W. d. Suther-
land, J. b. Beaseley, John P. George,
Lewis r. Hill, DR.. L. NJ. Cowardin. w.
o. SHELTON, Charles E. Boiling, Jackson
Bolton, Charles Selden, John II. Whit
lock, E. r. Palmer, Z. S. Bates, G..
II. Palmer, James Talley, DR.. 6.Nrge
Ben. Johnston, Parker Conrad, G. Z.
Wortham, Jr., E. b. Spence, @. E.
Buck, r. II. Wren, J. TTren, o. II.
Woodward, W. L. Sydnor, W. Fred.
Peasants, Isaac Davenport, Fred. W.
Scott, and w. r. Bowie.
Those who have already aud shose
who contemplate joining the club will
please leave their names with A. Saks
4 Co. for the club hat during this week.
The hat will be furnished at q trifing
cost, the club having arranged with
Messrs. Saks & Co. to furnish them
very cheap. Democrats who desire to
join this club will hand their names to
the Chief or one Of his assistants.
Notice of further meetings will be
published in the daily papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
Personals and Brief-.

Colonel Charles r. Jones, editor OF
the Charlotte IN. c. OJserrer, was in
The city yesterday.
The Catskill (N. " Examiner says
"Mr. Frank Ii. Willard. assistant edi-
tor Of the Country Gentleman, and
Miss Minnie II. Staples (Peachy), daugh-
ter of the Rev. NJ. W. Staples, Of Cats
kill, formerly of Richmond, Va.,) were
married at the residence Of the brides
parents last Wednesday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed by the brides
father, assisted by the Rev. DR.. How
ard and the Rev. Mr.. Bielby, Of De-
land, Florida"
The collections Of internal revenue
for the Second district for the week
ending Friday, September 18th,
were: Saturday, s4,24G.5S; Monday,
s6,623.52; Tuesday. s5,ll7.93;
Wednesday, s6,OO6.4S; Thursday,
s5,229.S9; Friday, s6,945.75-tOtal,
$34. 1896,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
Railroad Accident,

An accident happened on the Rich
mond and Allegheny east-bound pas
senger train Friday night, which de-
layed che train about five hours, but
which resulted in no serious damage.
When the train was about two and a
half miles east of Scottsville one Of the
side-rods connecting the two driving
wheels broke, one end Of which flew up
and struck the cab, knocking the fireman
from his seat. Ife suffered right much
for a short while from the shock, but a
telegram received here yesterday morn
ing announces that he is all right. No one
else was hurt. The engine to freight
train which was at Bremo Bluff. about
eight miles from the place of the acci-
dent, was taken up, which brought the
train to Richmond, it arriving yesterday
morning at . o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
AGAINST PROHIBITION.
Tue Position Taken by Some Ohio Republ
can Legislative Candidates.

The Position Taken by Some Ohio Republi.
can Legislative Candidates.
CINCINNATI, September ls.-The
Cincinnati Volksbiat independently re-
Gently sent to each Of the thirteen Re-
publican candidates for the State Legis-
lature from this county these thee
questions, requesting explicit answers
thereto:
/. Are you for or against prohibi-
tion?
III. Are you for or against the sub
mission to the people Of prohibitory
amendment to the Constition?
III. Are you for or against the Ii
cense Of the liquor traffic ?
The candidates thus addressed held a
meeting for the purpose of deciding
upon their answers to these questions,
and unanimously agreed to return to the
FotksbtdH the following replies:
l. That the declaration of every can
didate present was against prohibition.
III. That every candidate present
pledged himself to vote against the sub
mission of prohibition amendment.
III. That each candidate present de-
clared himself in favor of reasonable
license.
". That all candidates present agree
that such license must include also
legal protection of the traffic.
These answers embody the exact po-
sition Of the Volks6laH and the German
element on the liquor question, and
will probably insure the full German
vote for the Republican ticket, which
means that this county will be carried
by the Republicans by handsome ma
jority. But the position which these
candidates have thus assumed differs
from that of their party for the past
two years, in that they take ground
against the submission of prohibitory
amendment to the people. The posi-
tion Of the Republican party has been
that the question Of prohibition is not
political question, and should not be
so treated. but should be decided by the
submission Of prohibtory amend
ment to the people, to be voted upon
independently Of political questions or
party tickets. This position has held
within the Republican ranks at previous
State elections a portion of the vote
which under other circumstances would
have been given to the Prohibition can
didates. The danger now is that the
action of the Hamilton county legisla-
tive candidates, while it is likely to in
sure a favorable result here, will an-
tagonize the mild Prohibitionists in the
interior Of the State and cause so heavy
vote to be cast for the Prohibition
ticket as to defeat the Republican State
ticket and give the Legislature again to
the Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
THE BRIDcEPORTs WIN.
The vissisiss Get Beaten 8 70 5 In sis In

The vissisiss Get Beaten 70 5 In Sic In
The Bridgeports found but little diff
Guilty in carrying off the honors in the
game with the virginias yesterday after
noon, which was witnessed by only
about 200 people. Glenn was. out Of
place on account Of sore hand, and
Greenwood sore knee, but their posi-
tions did not suffer in the hands Of Swan
and Parker. Both clubs were right much
demoralized in the first few innings,
and errors were numerous, but later
the playing was better aud tho contest
more interesting. The visitors found
no difficulty in batting Pyle al over the
field but he was relieved in the fifth
inning by Tomney, whose delivery was
much more puzzling, and the indications
were when the game was called, at the
end of the sixth inning, the score
then standing s to S in the Bridgeports'
favor, that had a full game Of nine
innings been played the result would
have been entirely different, as the visi-
tors were not hitting Tomney, while the
virginias were batting Comfy quite
freely. Except the heavy batting BY
Flanagas, Peak, and Galligan, the
gams was festureless. The crowd ex-
pressed considerable dissatisfaction
when the game was called at 6 o'clock,
but it was so cloudy that the darkness
made it difficult for the fielders or
catchers to see the ball. Below is the
score
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

The Henrico county grand jary, in
session yesterday, through their fore
man, Thomas Johnston, made the fsl-
lowing presentments
Joseph Bently. Not true bill.
Western Union Telegraph Company,
for obstructing the roads ofthe county.
A true bill.
II. c. Adams. A true bill in two
cases for perjury.
lewis Quarles, for shooting James
Wilkinson. A true bill.
Lewis Quarles, for shooting his wife
at society meeting. A true bill.
John King, for an assault upon a
three-year-old child. A true bill.
The grand jury was discharged for
t. term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

Letter from Colonel William =. rsm"
ner, Presidens or the Messrs Asso-
citation.
Aessrs. Walter d. Noses & Co., 9l4
Main street, Richmond, Va.:
Gentlemen,-Having now given the
large upright Hardman piano pur-
chased Of your house fair and thor
ough test, can speak confidently as to
its merits, and do not hesitate to say
it much exceeds my expectations. The
tone is full, sweet, brilliant, and even.
The action is said by all the pianists
who have tried it to be even and per-
feet, and the instrument holds its tune
as well as any have ever seen. Being
located in my library, this piano is
played upon nearly all day, as the
room is much used by my family but
notwithstanding this, it does not need
tuning any oftener than does my con-
cert grand-the magnificent instru-
ment located in my music-room. And
although the case does not add to or
take from the musical value Of piano,
| would say that the cabinet work in
this instrument is as exquisite as any |
have ever seen. You can refer to me
at pleasure.
Truly your friend,
WILLIAM E. TANNER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

The September term of the Hastings
Court will commence tomorrow. The
following grand jurors have been sum-
moned for this term: Alexander Her
holzer, John W. Gilliam, Thomas NJ.
Alfriend, John II. Rose, Abner Cooley,
R. II. Balte, George b. George, NJ Hess
berg, Isaac d. Briggs, c. A. Berrian,
John W. Beveridge, o. NJ. Stewart, T.
A. Lacy, Thomas Potts, Charles T.
Davis, j. NJ. Estes, Henry Bruening,
Joseph G. Dickerson, j. II. Smith,
Samuel P. Lathrop, V. A. Favier, G.
thinner, W. W. Timberlake, and Will
liam A. Boswell.
All cases of persons delinquent in the
payment Of their income taxes for 'the
year 1885 will be considered At this
term Of the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
Haneheafer NOfeH.

The materials for building the street
railway having been put in place, the
work Of laying the track will COM
mence tomorrow. The work will be
pushed with all due speed until its
completion.
The Free bridge will be closed to-
morrow except to foot passengers. 1t
will be closed forty or possibly SIXTY
days.
A meeting Of the Committee Of Ar
rangements appointed by the City De-
mocratic Committee will be held at the
Mayors Courtroom tomorrow night
to arrange for a mass-meeting to be
held here at an early day.
A regular meeting of the Missionary
Society Of the Bainbridge-Street Bap-
tist church will be held at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon.
The City School Board meets Tues
day night at s O'Clock.
The Hastings Court meets to-mor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

Boneless Goldfish, in fye-pound
boxes;
New Fat Mackerel, in five-pound tins !;
Ham Sausage, in one-pound and five
pound tins;
Evaporated Vegetables, in one-pound
packages-is an economical and excel
Ient article for soup;
Curried Fowl, in SOC. cans;
Shrimp and Tomato Sauce;
Ripe Figs, in Cordial;
Asparagus-Tips, in cans;
Finest Teas and Coffees
Delicious New Butter, and large
variety of goods, are for sale by
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
500 Main street pace Block).
Branch store, Second and Broad
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
y1echaufcs' Institute.

At . meeting of the Board of Man.
ayers Of the Virginia Mechanics Insti-
tute, held at the Builders Exchange
Friday evening, the Committee on
Schools was directed to engage compe-
tent teachers, secure rooms, and make
all necessary arrangements for the open
ing of the second session of the night
school Of technics by the lst Of Octo-
Der, if possible,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

Augustus L. IIeckler, of the Dra-
matte Ners, was yesterday presented
with a gold medal by the Life-Saving
Benevolent Association of New York,
in recognition of his bravery in saving
from drowning Miss Kate Budener and
Thomas II. Morris, of Baltimore, on
August llth, at Asbury Park.
Sara Bernhardt, after selling her
Jewels, her furniture, and her villa, and
giving up u large share of her salary
regularly, still finds herself sl50,OO0
in debt. She hopes to clear $3.50, 900
on her coming American tour, so as to
satisfy all her creditors and set herself
up ready to run in debt again deeper
than ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
The knal,e Pianos.

Their tone combines the greatest
possible folume and richness, together
with that beautiful and refined sreet-
ness and purity, and remarkable fer
its extraordinary prolongdtion and
singing quality and perfect erenness
throughout the entire scale.
TOUCH of the greatest ightness,
elasticity, and pliancy, enabling the
performer to control the instrument
perfectly and create all nudnces in tone,
from pianissimO to .fortissimo, by the
touch alone. Catalogues free.
MANLY b. RAMOS
Music House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
COmplctelv Satlsfietii II

Who is? The man who after trying
in vain to stop chills on himself and
family buys a box of 0wens's Anti
Chill Pills and follows the directions
found on the inside of each box, and so
will every one be who has suffered
with chills and buys box of these
Pills. Price, so cents.
OWENS Il MINOR, Druggists,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

The Bacon's Quarter Branch school
will not open on Monday (to-morrowl'
the new building not being completed.
Due notice will be given when ready
for occupation.
The following appointments have
been made For the Blacksburg Col
lege, Master Reade Robins, Of Varina
district, and Miss Emma G. Thurman,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
Declared Elected.
The following has been issued :


RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 10, 1885.
The undersigned, having examined
the results Of the votes cast for the
nomination of two senator's for the dis
trict composed Of Richmond city and
the county of Henrico, find that of the
votes cast in Richmond city Henry A.
Atkinson, Jr., received 1897, j. Tay-
Tor Ellyson received 1868, William
Lovenstein received 1856; and Of the
votes cast in Henrico county, Henry
A. Atkinson, Jr., received 273, j.
Taylor Ellyson received 526, William
Lovenstein received 476-making a
total Of 8, 100 received by Henry A.
Atkinson, Jr., 3,sS9 received by j.
Taylor Ellyson, $3.50 received by Will
liam Lovenstein; and they hereby de-
clare that j. Taylor Ellyson and Will
liam Lovenstein, having received the
largest number Of votes, are the nomi-
nees Of the Democratic party for the
district. JOHN b. CARY,
Superintendent City Central Commit
tee;
JAMES X. RUSSELL,
Chairman Henrico Democratic Com
mittee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
Geological Curiosity.
Charleston West Va star.)

NtSl Nhsf
A few days ago workmen began dig
ging well upon the premises of Mr..
c. p. Fisher, on the opposite side of
the river, expecting to find supply of
water at a reasonable depth, but in this
they were mistaken, but their labors
have been partially rewarded by some
interesting geological curiositieS. After
blasting through eighteen feet of hard
sandstone the men encountered vein
Of soapstone, then thin vein Of very
hard coal. The soapstone when split
revealed hundreds Of fern leaves, large
and small, as perfect as though they
were to-day growing on the hill-sides.
These leaves had become petrifed and
were black, showing that the vegetable
matter had by time become changed
into coal. These curiosities were found
tweAAy-four feet from the surface Of the
grousd, and can he seen at the jewelry-
store of Mr.. Fisher, on Capitol street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
Fred. Johuston's Books.

Received from c. F. Johnston Frank
Leslle's Popular Monthly for October,
30c. d" The Flower Of Doom and Other
StOries,' by Mr.. Brrtham Edwards,
Csc. " In Sunny Lands-Outdoor Life
in Nassau and Cuba" 25c.; Harper's
Bazaar, l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
A Painter Seriously Hurt.

Yesterday painter named Charles
Wells fell from porch, on which he
was working, at No. 407 north Elev-
enth street, and received injuries from
which he is apt to die. The city am
bulsnce was called, and he was taken
to his home, on Thirtieth street. He
had concussion Of the brain in addition
to other injuries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
CaDitOl Notes.

The Governor yesterday removed the
political disabilities Of the following
persons Joshua Williams, convicted in
1870 in the Hastings Court of Rich
mond Of pocket-picking and sentenced
to eight years in the penitentiary;
Jackson Lee, convicted Of grand lar
ceny in 1880 in the County Court Of
Floyd and sentenced to two years ia the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
East Lynne.

Tomorrow evening Miss Ada Gray,
with full support, will appear in the
highiy-emotional play Of " East Lynne !;
or, The Elopement,", an entirely new YER
sion, in five acts, adapted from Miss
Woods famous story.
Tuesday evening Miss Gray will APP
pear in her latest success, entitled " Hor-
.apca >,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
sxoxH rRIxY CIaAls.
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

GEORGE q. vAsHON 4 SON. ~ r. NJ,
seven pieces Of good paying property on
Byrd and Canal streets.
L. c. GARRISON, High Constable, IL A.
NJ, one white horse.
X. A. TRICE. IL NJ. At Goochland Court
house. horses. mules. sheep. &c.
GEORGE w. MAYO, chewing tobacco,
scales, furniture, &C., u loz A. n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20

penitentiary; John Sanders, of Wythe
county, convicted Of petit larceny.
Charles W. Corvin, Of Wythe county,
who was convicted in January, 1885,
of felony, and sentenced to eighteen
months in the States prison, has been
pardoned.
Mr.. Julius d. Dreher, has been ap-
pointed . member of the Board Of
Trustees of the State Normal School,
at Farmville, in place Of Judge =. n.
Watkins, deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
The Ladies' or Virginia

are offered the opportunity, through
the Richmond Exchange for Woman's
Work, of exhibiting the finest speci-
mems of their work at the Exposition
at New Orleans. See their advertise
ment in another column.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
Professor HaSselsR.

This gentleman will soon reopen his
school. He is wonderfully success
ful teacher Of French and German.
Those who learn under him will get
the best pronunciation by the easiest
methods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
oil Tuckahoe district, for the State Nor
NAL School at Farmville.
Invited % Richmond.

X. Z. Lee Camp, Confederate vete-
rams have passed unanimously q reso-
luton to invite Seward Post, Grand
Army Of the Republic, Auburn, N. Y.
to return, at their convenience, the
visit made to that city on the 4th Of
July last by the X. L. Lee Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-20
Police lOapl.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Mary Tyler tcolored), fighting.
Fined slO.50.
William Howard, drunk. Fined
$3.50.
George Smith, fighting. Case con-
tinued.
MtLain Peasants, drunk. Fined
$3.50.
Harriet Jenkins, assault. Fined
sil.5O. Appealed to the Hastings
Court.