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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
1he Death List.

The following is the official mortuarv
report for the city Of Richmond for the
week ending Saturday, August Is,
1855:
Whole number Of deaths in The city,
exclusive of stli-births, g..
Cause # Dea'h.- Cholera-iafantum,
/; consumption. 3 convulsions- in
@ntile. / ; cystitis. | debility, Ill.
auhoa. ?; ieyer-conCcStiye, | 'e-
'cl-typho-malarial, ,; gastritis. :;
sastro-enteriGs, heart-liscasc, 3 :;
hcmorlhagc-from lungs, /; hernia. :;
inflammation of bowels, 2; lyer-dis-
ease, ! old age, , ; paralysis. . pre-
mature birth, | pyTmia, 2 tee.h.ng,
3 tuberculosis, l.; unknown, > ; other
diseases. ,.
IDVoa''rc-M,an temperature for
the Wcok ending August Sth. 79.N5 :;
for the week ending August 18th. S2.42.
RamtoH.-Amouut u rainfall Cor
the week ending August cth. 0.gl
inches for week ending August lj;h.
O.I0 inches.
Haie.-Rate Of mortality Of who'll,
population was 1865 per 1000 per
aunum; rate of mortality Of white
population was 27.23 per Loco per au-
mum; rate Of mortality of colorci pop
ulation was 1858 per LOCO per aa-
NUM-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
4 WTFEBEATER KILLED.
Tigbting With a Man who tailed HIM
Brate.

New York Times
Jacob Engel. German tripe-butcher,
ffty-(our years Of age. who worked in
an abattoir at the foot Of west Fifty
fifth street and lived with his wife and
family in the tenement-hOuse No. SO
Eleventh avenue, went home from
work shortly after | O'Clock yester-
noon. He had been drinking and
was in a surly mood. lie demand
cd his dinner, and his wife told him
that he would have 10 wait. a, the meal
was not ready. This angercd Engei.
and he abused his wife and struck her
in the face. The woman picked up her
youngest child IN her arms and Hei
into the street. Engel followed her
and overlook her at the corner Of
Eleventh avenue and Ffty-seycnth
street, where he assaulted her again
and knocked the child ont Of her arms.
4 crowd of the residents Of the neigh
boIhood gathered about the couple. and
kngel was compelled to desiSt. lie
walked toward his house, leaving his
wife at the corner.
Philip McNaliy. a Young man who -
employed on the freight transfcr-boats
Of the West Shore railway, and who
lives with his mother IN the tenement
at No. S29 Eleventh avenue. was
standing in front Of the house and Wiz
messed the whole occurrence. When
Ergcl reached his house, McNSlly,
who was incen>ci at what he had seen,
called out YOU'RE a big brute and
coward to beat a woman SO.
Eugel approached McNaily and told
him to mind his own business AMI not
70 interfere with him. Some angry
words passed between the two men.
and Furol struck at MrNai!y. The
latter lodged the blow and rctalistel
by striking Engel a violent blow oa
the left side Of the mouth. Euscl
fell backward on the sidewalk. AMI
the back Of his head struck hcl-
ylly on the iagstoue~. He Law upc0n-
'cious on the sidewalk. with the blood
streaming from his nose and mouth,
until policeman came mp. An ann
bulance was summoned ami thc man
was taken to The Roosevelt Hospital.
H. died there shortly after O'Clock.
without lavius rogaiucd consciousness.
Coroner Nes-ener and pr. Justin Her
c.d made au autopsy yof the body At thc
t. f.. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
KIDN1PPING 4 GIRL.
Tarust iuts iidca and D.tven Lwsg -Xc,-
turd - Detective.

,ned - Detective.
A Rochester y. " special of the
18Th says Great excitement was pro.
cuccd hcic to-day by the Kidnapping az
O'Clock ,his afternoon Of q four
tcu-yoar-oii giIl named Lizzie Kahn
She was on her way to a grocery when
She was Sc,ed by two men anl thrust
into a haoh. which was rapidly driven
towards thc outskirts Of the city. The
girl cried bitterly. but her voice was
brutally Silenccd by the stuiling of q
handkerchief into her mouth. The
curtains of the hack we're drawn. and
the helpless girl was held down to the
seat.
The alarm was quickly given to the
police. and detectives were sent out all
over the city in search Of the kiduap-
pers, but late tonight they had OBJ
tanned no clue to them.
The step-mother, with whom the child
had been living, was taken to the police
station. where she told her story.
Il appears that ssVersl years ago the
child'S paternal grandfather died. leay-
ing her considerable property. When
She was two years old her own mother
died, and soon after her father. James
KAN, married again. and the step
mother has had charge Of the child for
ten or eleven years.
DR.. Charles Sumner was appointed
guardian Of the child, and a LAWYER has
had charge Of her rather large estate
since her fathers doith, two years ago.
The girls maternal grandfather is ".
II. Brundage, Of Philadelphia. He has
been hers for two months, during which
time he has attempted to see the child.
which was prevented by the step
mother, who is a Catholic.
The Protestant grandfather, however.
obtained an order from DR.. Sumner
four days ago to take tho child 10 Phila-
delphia OIL visit. As she is bv
court order entitled TO select her own
guardian when she reaches the aye of
fourteen, and as that time comes next
November, the step-mother objected to
the proposed visit to the grandfather .,
and says that it was at his instig.tion
that the child was kidnapped.
The girls step-mo .her is almost crazy
tonight through the excitemen. caused
by the kidnapping Of the child.
Ldftr.-DetectiVes Hayden and Bur
chell have just found Lizzie secreted in
a house on the outskirts of the city,
where new clothes had been put on her
with the intention of leaving the city on
a midnight train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
EiusbCr Released.

Kimbcr. who has been pitching for
the Nirginias since the first Of this sea-
son, was released Immediately after
Mondays game on account Of the cars-
less and Indifferent manner in which ne
played that day. Before the com
mencement Of this game there was some
trouble between kimber and Manager
Simmons concerning the formers pitch
ing two successive games. and his pitch
ing was doubtless nothing else than the
outgrowth Of hi, ungoVernsblc temper;
so Immediately after the game Manager
Simmons discharged himber, and yes-
tcrdsy morning he va, paid up to date.
This j. the first change that has oc-
CURED in the team since the beginning
of the season. and it Is 10 be regretted
that 1t could not be finished with
the same eleven men it commenced
with hut these changes vii. occur in
the best clubs. ani sometimes are abso-
lutely necessary To the well-beins OF
some Of them.
The management state that they are
negotiating for a new man. and expect
to secure him in a few days. In the
meanwhile Pyle, the champion pitcher
Of the Eastern League, and who Is
universal fayorite, is left. and he says
he can pitch thirty-eisht or more
,traight games, and if the worst comes
to the worst be will do il. With Pyle
in the box every game, provided an
other pitcher is not secured, and our
superior felder., the Virginia. will
have no difficulty in holding the po-
siton for which they have worked hard.
and to which they are justly entitled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Electric Light.

The Committee on Electric Light held
meeting yesterday morning and de-
cided to extend the light to Chlmborazo
Park.
The lights intended for the markets,
the lights between Main and Cary on
Ninth, one from CANDLES Hill, and
one from corner Trenty-seventh street,
will be taken away in order to reach the
park with the lights.
The lights will be placed on octago-
nal-.haped posts in the middle Of Broad
from Shafer to Mayo, and from Mayo
to Twenty-ninth will either be sus-
pended from cable in the centre of the
street or from arms projecting out into
the street from posts on the Sidewalk. b.
On Main this latter plan will proba-
bly, be adopted, the lights commencing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
A New ssnusfos HstsI.

ue.rs. Fitz and Woodward. former
proprie;ors Of the Hale House, Charles
town, ". Va, which was destroyed by
fire. have leased and fitted up the
American Hotel, at Staunton. 1t is
handsomely furnished, and the table is
literally supplied with all the delica-
cies of the season. Travelling men
sneak well Of it. 1t is what has long
been wanting in Staunton. They have
named the hotel the Hale House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
~. PauI's Church Home.

In the midst Of pleasure sweet chari-
ty seems not to be forgotten by our
ladies at the mountain resorts. One of
the managers Of st. Paul's Church
Home for Aged and infrm Women re-
ceived Yesterday twenty dollars, the
proceeds Of some tableaux gotten up at
the Rockbridse Alum Springs by Mrs.
K. 6. Cabell and Mrs. Charming Boil
ten, August 18th. We trust the other
friends Of the Home whilst enjoying
themselves away will follow the good
example Of these ministers of mercy,
and add by entertainments several sums
to the depleted treasury Of this most
excellent charity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
DANCER OF TONGUE!
a CASH RESEMBLING THAT OF GENE
RAJ GRANT.

RAJ GRANT.
Some ten years ago had q scrofulous sore
on my right haud which gave me great
trouble. and under The O.d-Ime treatment
WIS healed up. and supposed Wss well. /
'OUud. however 10 had only been driven in'O
the system by the use OF potash and m"rcu-
IN. and i'm March. lSb2. IL broke out In Inv
thIoRt, and concentrated in what some Of
the doctors dcnominatcd cancer. ! was
placed under treatment for this disease.
some s'X or seven of the best Physicians in
tie country lad me at Gl0cre0t Times under
their charge among them three specialists
in this line: hut one after another wou'd
exhaust ihCir sk!U aud drop 'ue. for grew
WOltc continually. The cancer had eaten
through uN cheek. DESTROYING the root OF
my Moaih and upper lip; then attacked my
tongue. palate. and lower lip. destroying
the palate and under liz entirely and h8'f
NY tongue. eating oui 20 ne top of my lclt
Clctl-lOne and up TO the !cft eye. From
hearty robust woman OK l5O pounds | was
reduced 10 q mere ira nic Of skin aud bones
&'f.CSt unable 20 turn mYsclfiu bed. lcOuld
rot eat any solid food but suhslstci on li-
Quids and my toBEue waSto fargoue could
not faik. The anguish Ot mind and the hOr-
TtIc suf'erugs Of body which eXpcricuced
never can be- revealed. Given Up 10y puys.-
cans 60 die. with 40 hope Of recovery upon
Ire part Of friends who sat around my bod
side expecting every moment 10 hr my last:
Ir fact my husband would place his hand
on lue every NOW and then 70 see whether
W0s alive or not. ana ai one time all de-
c.ttd ihat life WAS extinct. and NY death
WAS Itltltco III over tAe country.
such was ny WIttclrd and he uIcsS cOudl-
iou fhc inst of last October lss4.. when
UH ii.,uGS commenced giving ur SWsis
Specific. lu less than q month the eating
puCrf stopped aud Ac8nng commenced and
itc i."iu. aperture "a i'N cheek uas been
,..sCd ard m'y knitted together A p,o-
oss oi new under lp is progressing
iut.t and the tongue. Whlcu WAS aL-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
O..nundr.d wsrd. In a xi.u.o.

+. &. De Fontaine's Condensed
Long-Hand," just published, supple,
a great want, if it be true, as il al
legsd, that it quickly enables person,
with the ordinary alphabet, to attain
speed in writing Of one hundred word,
or more in a minute. 1t will be boon
to clerks aud professional men who
wish 10 save time. The aGthor Is one
Of the Oldest photographers in the
country. Mailed on the receipt OF
alps. Address him, care of Hale 4
Son. GG Rsade street, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
PEGRAM ASSOCIATION.
Third annual Reunion Of This Fa.nou, Om
Battalion,

Battalion.
The members of the Pegram Bat.
taiion Association held their third an
huaI reunion at the old pump-housc
yesterday. The first section, with
number Of invited guests. drove ont 90
the rendezvous at 10 o'clock. and Nh.
second relief followed at , o'cl5,
Pm.
lhe day was most aerecably spea.
eating. drinking, and discussing the
deeds Of the batteries composing the
battalion, which consisted Of the Pur-
cell, Lotcher, and Crenshaw batteries of
Richmond; the fredericksburg VA
battery, and the Pce-Dee battery of
South Carolina.
a orcf meeting Of the Association
was held. at which Mr.. John II. TYLER
presided and Mr.. Thomas By1nc actcl
as secretary. All Of the old officers
were reelected, as follows: T. 4.
Brandcr, president: Thomas Elicit.
first yice-president; William G. Cren-
shaw, second yicc-presilcnt; Charlie,
?. Young, third yicc-presiIcnt John
Murphy, treasurer; William Ellis
Jones, secretary; Valentine Brown.
coIresp bonding secretary; DR.. II. Cabell
Tab surgeon; John Purcell, J. F..
Tyler d. 5. Gates. Smith Redford. aud
John II. Tyler, Executive Committee.
Between 1 and 5 o'clock the CON-
pany was summoned to partakc OF an
excellent dinner, a good. olI-ia,hioned
Brunswick stew being one Of the princi-
pal component parts. After dinner.
Major Brander. president Of the Asso-
citation, with view to perpetuatiacthc
history Of the battalion. spoke briefly.
but pointedly, as follows:
Comrades and Friends II is with
pleasure that Greet You this the third
annual reunion Of the Pcsram Bat
talon Association. not alone for the
happiness that it gives old comrades
who shared alike the dangers and hard
SHIPS # four long years Of war to f-ht
their battles over again. but also for the
higher and noblor purpose Of collect
ing facts and material whereby a true
history of one Of the finest battalion.
Of artillery in the Army of Northern
Virginia, known throughout that army
a. the " lighting Battalion, can be
written and handed d3wu TO OR chill
drcn and chii,r.n's children as an
heirloom 10 less to Ie h,1o.ei
than 90 be cmulatel when ORR
country CALI. I fler.1r. mas.
,.nc.,'v ar,e.' 10 each mo-..er o~
Tie battalion to i-t iu collecting
every fact and incident Tia. mas, %. 4, .
H, iaovlcd.c. $50 that the same ma.
tc u-.d ia ID, proposed history. Ina
fcw short years. a> we are nrcblv Pee
miulo. by casting a moluiul glln.o
over osr ranks since our first rcun.ou.
most OF thc actors in that bloody
drama viii have all we,. their Ia,
r,i'-c.i. and passed over a.. river"
TO Join those comrades who has. g,g.
before. Let mc again rcp.a. ,ha.
every man is expected tY 10 Bis d.ty,
as n DAYS of yoIc.
Aul 20 oui fion.- and y.e-ts bin
them hearty. YES. ,hr.ec he.f.y Wei
come. We have oily 5ae reclhr
toast TO propose. which / nov call on
OUR tIst 1icc.prceiLcut 90 give.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
knixhts or Damon.

At the annual meeting Of the State
Grand Lodge Knights OF Damon, No. /,
the following officers were elected
Richard Thompson. ;. q. W. c.: Jesse
Hickman. s. G.. Y. W. C.. David Par
son. 5. &. C.. Doctor Rodd, ;. q. I. :;
j. II. Hsrgrove, ;. q. s.; William
Thorps. g. G. y. II. George Mere
dith, 5. &. D. ; Cornelius Tyler, r. II.
C.. Philip Branch, l.. IL. c.; Charley
King, K. II. W; Claiborne Cunning
h.m. L. II. W. Andrew Lee. L 5. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Ghc uinatre,s Go.Aight.

Tonight Mcintyre d lIeath's min
strcl, viii appear at The Richmond
Theatre and commence q two-nights
engagement.
Mrs. Powell has had the Theatre
thoroughly ventilated and cleaned ont.
and all sign, Of the recent political
gatherings therein have disappeared.
The Ministries will no doubt have full
house. both nights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Equitable Life-TenfIne plan.

We take pleasure in calling attention
to the statement Of committee Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Equitable
Lifc-ASsurance Society showing the all
yantases Of some Of the plans on which
the society issues It's policies, and It's
enormous assets and surplus, the for
mer reaching $G0,C0O,o0O aul the lat
ter 4.uUO.Ouu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

at Laurel and extending to Libby Hill.
On Main between Seventh and Four
tCenth streets iron posts will be used
TO carry the wire.
There will he three lights on Gam
ble's Hill, four in the Capitol Squire,
and three in Libby Hill Park. There
will also he two on Eighth AMI two on
Ninth street.
Work will soon be commenced and
the lights are expected to be shining
when the Fair is held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
EvNCRANCE Aoryys.

'" o. s&sLTsr H. l.. oADEId.
SEH4TON 4 CABMA,
~ 1904 BASx spESRsr
TclephODs, 800.
Ff1tK AND AKyBSNsURANCE
AGENCY.
AZ special agent OF the VALLEY MI.
II AL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA
we of1er safe and reliable life Insurance AZ
lowest rates Correspondence aud business
tolioited. ly le.lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Virginia Tlircos.

The Virginia threcs Riddlebercer
bonds have been steadily rising nj
value since about the inst Of July, and
yesterday holders were asking D., for
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
AEED&. Ac.

NLEDS FOR FALL SOWING
- GHRBAN CLOVER SEED Is the bes,
seed 10 sOw 20 eut for green food I'm April or
for hsN In Nav. seeds for fall sowing, al
kinds Of the hssi quality a The lowest price
Quotations appiicStou. Correspondence
solicited. I. ". WOOD 4 son.
SccdSmou.
10. 10 syuth Fourteenth street.
an ls-et Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Read and Remember.

The Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road Company are selling excursion
ticket, TO the Regatta al Old Point at
the low price Of s. for thc round trip.
Tickets on sale until the 20th Of Au-
.ust. inclusive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Don't OyerIOOlG

the Winston Reinforced Linen-Bosom
Shirts at G. cents. and those Pepperell
Jean Drawers at A. cents, and those
stylish Silk Scaris at % cents, all Of
which are at 90l Main street.
+. Is. SPENCE Il son,
Merchant TaLon,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
IO Subscribers Richmond TcIcphoDs
Exchange.

In response to repetition Of an or
der your bell will sometimes receive
prolonged ring. This is not indicative
Of loss Of patience on the part Of the
operator, but is evidence that your bell
and the bell of the party you want are
being rung simultaneously. A peculiar
arrangement We have adopted enabling
us 10 do this. j. W. CREWS,
Manager Southern Bell Telephone Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

Tie chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company will take you to old Point or
Norfolk and return, until the 20th Of
August inclusive, for two dollars. Now
is your chance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
sAo& 1'RfxY C4sARs.

HANNocKs koPss, SrRsTcHERs, Gro
oUsr, LAwN-TEsEIs. BAGS. TRUNks. JEa-
ssfs, Bv.ILBs etc. sll at lowest prices.
LEVY 4 DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

BAEGAi,s IN PIQUa and CHECKED and
S1EGrED sAINsooK and MUSLIN.
LEvY A DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
SAOks TR1xY C1GARs.

We sAVs made uniform price OF 5
conts = yard FOR all the LAWNS on our 'front.'
counter. LEVY & DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Ter the Money

you can buy Shoes. Trunks. and
Satche!s cheap at Williams & Ford's,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
spECrACLEs AND EYE.GLas,cS.

| AN NOW FULLY .SSssNaA
Il prepared 10 suit all with 49, ~
SPkCTACLES and EYEGLASSES.
ID. BUCHANAN.
Ru1i Ill eas. Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

HEoEEsR to-day "a Job lot u CREPB Tow
Els AZ 81. so dozen. They were considered
cheap ~ 81 dozen. LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
RUFrALO LITHIA WATER.
hillary CALCULI.
CASE or MRS. -,

stated 10y pr. l.. G. Laird, IIaw river, Ala
nance county. y. C., recently Of Vir-
Euia.
Mrs. --- was. FOR number Of years sub
lect to frequent attacks Of Bdi0lU (uic"h,
continuing. at times. for several days and
~ others, for n much longer period. The
parONy SINS OF pain were OF unusual scycri-
is. and attended by violent nausea and
vomiting. These frequent attacks greatly
impaired tie general health, and more es-
pcCislly the nervous system. In the hope
II finding relief she made several visits 10
the most celebrated mineral springs Of Viz
giuia and of North Carolina and ON several
occasions visited the northern cities for
medical treatment. All, however. proved
un8yRiiing. and these ATTACKS continued,
making their steady iuruai upon her al
ready much-cutrebi.d constitution, until
two summers ago when She was sent 90 the
Buffalo lithIa springs of Virginia. where
sine remained six weeks. using tine water
with the happlcit possible results. Her dis
case was arrested, there is every reason 10
believe permanently. B. she has s.ucc had
no return of H. and is wonderfully built up
"a general health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
A Nies LING Picture.

st low figures can be found at Mr.. l..
Lewis's Art Gallery. Go and see
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

TIM DlrATcH JoB-PnINrISG House Ia
thoroughly equipped to do osn kinds OF Book.
AND Jos-PRIsTIHo at the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

gilt threads forming cross-bars. AMI
this fabric is to be used for the crown
or the brim Of the bonnet in combina-
ton with cloth or velvet, or, if desired,
the whole bonnet will be made Of it.
The bouclc effects noted for dress goods
are also to be seen in the wool stuGs
used for making bonnets, and in the
stripes and bars Of the ribbons for their
trimmings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
Auction SALES TODAY.

SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

OLD newspapers for sale at the Dis
patch cOuRting-room at Is cents per
hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
DINsOLUTIONs q PARrNERSmIp,

Rlchrnond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

WILLIAM JENKINS. T.. NJ, bananas.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses.
mnles, bnggies &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

NEW. CROP GREBS RIO COFFEE
Of choice quality. lnInrL~i direct to New
ports News per steamship Finance. for
sale. To arrive. by
DAVENPORT a NORRIS,
su l6-iOt Importers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

6ROgFNiY@, sc.

DENERARA SUGAR.
900 bags HIGH TEST CENTRIFUGAL
"lEMERAHA SUGAR
FOR SALE BY
auIs-l0t DAVENPORT ( NORRIS.
NEW CROP RIO COFFEE. 900
BAGs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

EXTRA-FINE NEW Nos. |, 2,
and MACKERE.L cs.n b. found at
suIS MCCARTHY & HAYNESs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

"a THE LltE AND ENDOWMENT
FORMS or VOriCN provide FOR annual
cash dividends and a surrender value; are
ird'spuisble after three yoars ana payable
rmmed.o'ciy after proof of death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
FI.OJ'R.
--ll-------- FLVt NJ
u BEST"

Ask youI grocer for CHRISTIAN BRO
THEIRS CO.'S BEST Highest Grade
fprng-Wheat Patent made. Relatively
.he cheapest Flour. sixty pounds more
bread per barrel than winter wheat nour.
For sale 10 the trade only by
X. LEWIS. 1910 Gary street,
Hi0-tAu27 Agent for State Of Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-19

The unders 'oued. q committee o, d'rec-
tons of the EQUITABLE HFE-hssC-
RANCE SOCIETY OF TuE UNITED
srATEs. appointed 10 formulate the views
of the Board on the advantages offered by
the Society 20 the public report: