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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

The philadelphia Erening Bulletin,
in commenting upon the fact that some
Of our Nova Scotian brethren are in
favor of annexation to the United States,
says:
Whatever the citizens Of the pro-
vince may decide, the subject Of annex
alton that has puzzled statesmen is still
worthy Of the closest inquiry. A re-
public is not great in the length and
breadth Of its territory simply; nor can
the expediency Of an alliance or OF an
nexstion be measured by the mere in
dustrial attractiyeness Of the other con-
tracing country"
Exactly. 1t is just possible that
Nova Scotia is disposed to go little
too fast. The United States might OBJ.
jsct, especially as Nova Scotia is SO
near to Maine that the people Of the
province would probably become i'm
bued with the Plumed knights IDEAS
regarding politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
NORFOLK.
Youthful Depravity - Naval Notes
Personal.

Youthful Depravity - Naval Notes
Personal.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
NORFOLK, June %, 1886.
About a dozen children, white and
black boys, eight and ten years Of age,
we're before the Police Court this morn
ing for thieving. The arraignment OF
the group before the justice was a
striking example Of youthful depravity
as it exists in this section. The urchins
were turned over to their parents to be
logged.
Supervising-Inspector James Curran
arrived from Baltimore to-day, and IS
at the custom-house considering the
appeal in the case of the steamer Nor
wood, which the owners are anxious to
send to Richmond.
1t is said that Ex-Governor Cameron
is negotiating here for spacious wa
ter-front for an interest he represents,
and with party of gentlemen has in
spected the Gosport cotton docks,
which have been for some time for sale.
The storm having absted, the Norfolk
wreckiDg expedition to the West Indies
got out Of Hampton Roads last night
and put to sea. The trsining-ships are
vet wind. bound in the Roads, aud the
practice feet, with the midshipmen on
board, is wind-bound up the bay.
1t is said that Colonel William
Ward, Of this city, former naval Of
ficer, and last in active service in the
Egyptian army, is to be appointed in
spector of bulls of this district.
Rev. A. Z. Owen, D. D., Of Ports
mouth, will deliver an address to-mor-
row before the graduating class at the
Chowan Baptist Seminary, in Murfrees-
bero', n. C..
The coast telegraph line was knocked
down by the storm. yesterday, but will
be up in day or two.
Smithfeld and Portsmouth are to be
connected by telephone line.
The body Of an unknown negro man
was found in the harbor last evening.
The Petersburgs again defeated the
Noriolks at Gymnasium Park this az
ternoon by score Of eight to two.
The Lynchburgs arrive tomorrow to
play a three-days' contest with the Nor
folks. The attendance was only mode
rate to-day.
The schooner Lamartine, from Peters
burg to Philadelphia, is here in distress
She put in for supplies, and in going out
this morning sprung aleak, and now
has five feet of water in her hold. She
is dischargipg her cargo Of lumber for
repairs. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

eoogp PongD AsuWafs 49, RoFu"
and IN the muscIes Of the neck and shout.
der, usually nost violent stssr ., sas
reIs,a IN n an affcction OF the nerve IN.
tensified by cold. Repose bringing Win
IL = cerss ton of pain. Is Induced By Hostel.
'fer's Stomach Bitters. when y me ms CIV
means OF checking rheumatism ana govt.
Tbess maladies have always more or less s. 70
do with the kidneys, that when lnacuse
fail 10 throw OF the impurities when en-,
gender them. The Bitters can De renea
upon TO renew healthy ana pu,nyi1g ac
siyss tone 10 the stomach, liver and bowels
3 nd enriches tho circulation. Appetiteand
sleep 10th profit by II, and 1t Is wen.sc-
credited means Of fortifying the system
against malaria. IL hastens the recovery
az strepgth by conyalescents, mitigates the
infirmities Of age. and helps the constitu-
tiopaliy feeble. Je Z4-Ihlnt"l~Ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
HARD ON TEACHERS.
Election OF DanviIIe Teachers Nuiinnd
Vofd-Othcr Matters.

void-Othcr Matters.
Correspondence the Richmond Dispatch.
DANvILLE. June %, 1886.
Mr.. II. @. Slaughter, superintendent
Of schools, has addressed letter to
the school trustees advising them that
their election of teachers for the white
schools was null and void because none
of the teachers elected hold the super
intendent's license to teach during the
next session.
Mrs. Harry Smith, the plucky little
lady who cowhided the Lynchburg
masher, arrived in the city last night
and joined her husband. MIR. Smith is
a well. known athlete, and is here to or
eaDize a baseball and athletic club.
lie has now every assurance of success.
The stone-work for the new iron
bridge was let yesterday to a Mr..
Dawn, of Lexington, subject to the ap-
proval of the Council. The contract
for the iron-work will be let to-mor-
row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
Irish Soldiers.
June IA, 1886.


Lord SALISBURY thinks" it is
said, that should " self-government be
accorded to Ireland, Irish troops might
side with England's enemies in case of
war;" When we consider the conspicu-
Gus service Irish troops have rendered
England in some Of her greatest wars,
it would seem that Lord SALIsBURY's
tbinking.cap must be a little awry.
Even during times Of the most marked
disorder and discomfort in Ireland the
Irish soldiers in the British army have
proved hey ond question their 10y
atty to the British colors and
been foremost in rejecting credit
upon British arms. Whatever else may
be apprehended from granting Ireland
bome.rule, it does not seem reasonable
to suppose that England would suffer
from the concession in the event that
she became involved in war. On the con-
trary, it would appear that self-goyern-
men: for Ireland would make the Irish
troops more faithful, il possible, than
ever. II history does not speak falsely
touching the record Of Great Britain's
Irish soldiery, Lord SALISBURY GER
tainly in this instance discounts his
reputation as . clear reasoner. In
short, the plea that home-government
for Ireland would make the Irish sol.
der less loyal to his colors in the future
than he has been in the past is, we
think, altogether unworthy Of SAILS
BURY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
WYrfIEvILLE.
seeking tbe Mountain Airline Crop

seeking abe Mountain Airline Crop
Prospect.
Correspondence o. the Rich mond Dispatch. !
JUNE %, 1886.
The weather took q sudden change
yesterday, and it was no unusual thing
10 see gentlemen on the street clothed
with spring overcosts and ladies with
sbawls and other wraps. A southern
gentleman was heard by your corre-
spondent to remark that he had come
to the mountains Of Southwest Virginia
TO avoid the sultry weather of the low
lands and breathe its pure air, bat he
hadn't anticipated camping near an ice.
berg. Aside from the inconvenience,
however, nothing serious has resulted,
there being no frost, and the wave be-
ing followed by settled rain.
The hot weather in the South and
East-yes, and West, too, for many
come from Memphis and the country
surrounding that city-is beginning to
have its effect, and the trains are filled
with visitors seeking the cooler climate
Of the mountains; but room remains
in Wytheville for many more.
The German Club was reorganiz ID
last night. The officers this year are ::
Major George r. Dunn, president !;
Frank st. Clair, secretary and John
A. Henser, treasurer. DR.. Robert L.
Poague and Mr.. Aleck Walker were
chosen as leaders. The FIRST german
under the auspices Of the Club will be
given next Friday night.
The reports from the wheat crops
throughout the county are very favora-
bic. With the exception of the hail,
which has been unusually destructive
this year in certain sections, nothing
has materially injured the prospects.
There is some rust, but no more than
usual at this season, and the heads
seem to be well filed out. Harvesting
will begin next week II the weather is
propitious. The grass also is looking
finely, and the cattle, in consequence,
are in firstrAie order. NJ. w. O.
kupreme Couvt ar ApDeala of VI swlni>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

The st. Paul GLOBE says: :" The un-
fashionable girl at present Is the one
who despises the gospel Of exercise,
who prefers Incidence to rudy cheeks,
and feeble constitution to healthy
fatigue A sensible fashion note.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
gust llsh proxino.,' The American
Er.Banksrs' Association holdsiss NEST
ipxs In Canada.

It's proposed to establish . school
Of journalism At the University of Penn
syiysnis. The diploma Of the journal
ist generally consists Of many blue pom.
Gil marks stretched over about ton Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

DlC-NIC AND BOATING PAR
L TIES. -YOUNG'S POND, two aud
half miles nom the FAIRGROUNDS on the
Hermitage road. Fine oak grove. New
pavilion lighted up for parties at night.
Row -bOais. No intTudrrs Apply on premises
ur through city posl-Oitce. \ full supply ~
ice. W. Y. MOKDECAl care OF Colonel
JoUN Il YoUSG ~ 2i-eod2w4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

"Ths New York Sun says that the
Atlanta Constitutions poetry limps,
aud needs serious emendation." And
some Of the suns poetry needs smpu-
sasiep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

"Ths American Bankers Associa-
lion IL remin1ipe the country through
ito executive y iIicisls that the annual
usesipg wv occur 1t Boston on Au-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
WOOD AND COAL.
CITY TAXES
OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, VA, June I, 1886.

RICHMOND, VA, June I, 1886. !
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
l. DAILY between the hours OF O'Clock
4. NJ. and O'Clock +. NJ. from the 18TH 70
the soru DAY OF JUNE inclusive for the
purpose OF receiving from any person
charged with CITY TAXES the whole or
one half OF toe amount charged.
FIVE PER CESTUM win be added TO
the amount OF tax charged In every case
where the party assessed shall fail to pay
the whole or one half thereof within the
time 10 limited. A. X. WOODSON,
Ia o-tIe3oI Collector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
BRIEF CONVENT.

The Georgia papers seem to be try.
irg to prove that neither BACON nor
GORDON is ft to be Governor Of the
State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
EEr1NGS.

A STATED COMMUNlCA- -
"A TON OF TEMPLE LODGE, NO. w
O A and A. NJ. will be held at st.
Ajbans Hall THIS Thursday EVENING al
ego O'Clock for the installation OF officers
aud celebration OF the festival Of -. John
the Baptist All Master MasOns IN good
siandi ng are INTERNALLY invited TO attend.
Nv order of the Worshipful Master.
S. Meg. FISHER.
ieoAIt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
BUFFALO LITHrA SPRINGS no.

BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS no.
ID TEL. MFCRLENBURG COUNTY. Wiz
GINIA-SEASON OF ls56-Will open u
the public June l. under an entirely now
rc4e,ac Mr. b. n. Ticc formerly connected
win the southern Hotel, OF At Louis the
Grand Pacific. Of Chicago and more re.
Gently the Planklut' a. OF Milwaukee,. VIA
have management OF the hotel. aud guests
ca u be- assured Of comfort and good ntten
lion For partlcu.Rrs AS To- rOuCe. ~ ices.
sc apply To g. X. TiCE, Naua ger.
Buffalo I'thia springs Va,
or 10 the Company a. their Office. 80 Bar3ily
street New ork.
Refetence. PURCELL LADD * CO.. Rlch.
moud. je lg.ln
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &c.

COME, SEE, AND BE SATlS-A
~ FIED.-I can sell q WATCH tokA
suit you as cheap as any ia or out OF -,
New York. Forty years practical expert
ence warrants me in saying they are Us
perfect as time. keeping machines can oe
made. Examined and regulated Tor ths
pocket by myself: guaranteed for two years
Gent safe and free by mail or express
ID. BUCHANAN, Goldsmith
Ill Broad street, Richmond ana
NH 40 Petersburg, Va.
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AursEMENrs.

THE CANTATA HELD AT COR
Il CORAN HALL by MRS. HOOPER VIII
no ,eneafed under the auspices Of the Dor
cas- Society OF the Leigh-Street Baptist
Church THURSDAY EVENING, July LIST.
Ia 21.Tb2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

srrHz DIsPArcH COMPANY.

~ DAILY DlsPArCH " delivered 70
c11oussbem a. vfsrExN cxSrs per week pay
IN 70 ~ carrier weekly. Nailed 81 ~ per
unnums Is for ak month";; ei.se TOT snrec
1cnsha; 900 fcs one month.
xhe sEhT-wEEKIY pisPATcHatssper
oonuna. o. u FOR six months.
me WEEKLY DISPATCH at q pcr an
unn>
me SUNDAY DISPATCH st st.so per
onnuzn. o. 80. forsix months.
Subscriptions In al cases payable IN al
vance. and no paper continued after the ex-
pfmtlon Of the time paid for. send post
o(ilce money -order. check, or registered iet-
Ter. Currency sent by mail win be 81 Inc
tisk AZ the sender. Subscribers wishing
their post-office changed must give their OLD
~ we'll a. their new post-ofiice. Sample
copies free.
ADVERTISING RATES
HALF inch on LESS. ~
...'.'''''''' 80
3 .............s.....''.s..''''''''''s
-
Q tlmce..-...................
~ ume<. 80
month .............-... %
'.'..'''''''''''''s ~ "
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Ex.rRsIoNs. PGC.NICs. &c.


THE BEST ., R0UTE = TO ,r,,s
KAWITI OPkNkD AND CApON
AND ALL STATIONS on TIE
VAIIiN BRANCH BALTIMORE AND
ONO RAILROAD
Is VIA
TEE RICHMOND AND AbLEGHANf
RAILROAD.
This Is the only route which does not re-.
quire "a lay. over Of several hours between
Richmond sud the Springs and stations on
the Valley Branch railroad.
TWO TRAINS a DAY.
NO LAY COVER REQUIRED.
Trains of the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad connect closely at leNingt or
East Lexington with through trains Of the
Baltimore and ONO railroad.
Leave Richmond az 1880 A. VI. aud =.
NJ arrive ri East Lexington Ut A. NJ:
arrive ut Lexington at $50 +. NJ aud 722
\. ". Leave Lexington at 7.Z5 T. NJ. leave
East Lexington M 7.I3 y. NJ; arrive at
g:Os T. NJ. and 10 \ NJ. Leave stanton 81
g15 T.. NJ and 1905 A. NJ: arrive ~ Har-
risonburg at 1882 = ". and li:05 4
arrive al Mount Jackson ~ 1906 \. VI. anl
1905 =. n arriO ri 'apon road az vs.
al Pr \. NJ and l.i7 q. NJ. arrive ut Iiar-
pers Ferry n 4:I2 \. VI. aud T.. ".
Richmond aud Allegheny trains run
through 10 Lexington. and Baltimore
ard OHIO trains run through cars
from Lexington 10 baltimore. Richmond
and Allegheny sleeper on the L. NJ. tfRln.
Richmond TO I.ynchburs. double berth, 81.
Baltimore and Ohio sleeper on night trains
fom the Natural Bridge TO Washington
and Baltimore. j. X. MACMURDO.
General Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
TAXES.
MANCHESTER TAXES.

lam now ready to receive the CITY AND
saHoOI, TAX FOR 1880. All persons pay
ing The whole OF the same on or before
Iuly LIST will be entitled To rebate OF . per
cent. on the city tax those psyihg one ns,i
"a, and the other bali ON or before Novem-
her ist will be entitled to s per cent. rebate
on the first half and AZ per cent. on the last
half Five per cent Will ne added 10 all
In xes unpaid December l. 1853.
J. W. BR0NAUGH, JR.,
Treasurer City OF Manchester.
Ie 22-tJy1i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
..ON THE MOUNTAINS Of
" PENSSY LVANIA."
uEALING SPRINGS, VA.

This well-known resort IL now open TOE
visitors. For pamphlets contsl ming tuli IN
formation apply 70 Purcell, lAdd q Go. OF ID
ie holm MRS. II. CARTER 81 BANK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
TO TRAVELLERS.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ITO, FOR EUROPE.-REPRESENr-
4 4 ING all flISt-rlass ocean steamship
lines, We are prepared to get tn best ae-
corr Inodatious on the most reasonable
terms Berths secured by telegraph. aud
all arrangements made for parties DolpIo
Starring. IA ilrosd- and steamship.tickets
TO al points in the United states and
FuIOpe' Sleeping and parlOr.car accom-
mOdat.ons reserved Passengers ana bag
gnge called for at hotels and private resi-
dences for Nil trains and steam boats leayln
civ. BAGGAGE checked 10 destination.
AGENTS on all trains to attend 10 passengers
and their baggage. Information cheenuAy
given by letter or otherwise. .-.
4. ". CARRIER.
Proprietor Richmond Transfer Company
md General Railroad and SteauA1l p
11cket Office, 1000 Main street.
mn 25-Th. Su&ru3in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

Readsrg notices In reading matter type D
fines or less. 81 in nonpariel loaded. Toe.
Card OF rates for more space furnished on
application. -
An letters and kilograms must be address
ID 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
GUNNER BOARD AT POINT OF
y FORK, COLUMBIA, FLUNANNA
IiOEEiS. dC

THE BURNHAM HOUSE-A Sc
4 LECT FAMILY HOrEL--l26 and l2s
Fifth avenue, corner OF Eighteen street,
New York. u. '. HOUSE. M ~
my Do-eodlm Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
NIOUNrAIN-TOP HOTEL,

BLUE-RIDGE MOUNTAINS OF NIR-
GINA 900 feet above tiie-weier,
VIII be open JUNE |. lss6.
HENRY l.. MASSiE. Proprietor.
NV 10 on, Aupu DepOf Va
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ZIP THREE THOUSAND FEET.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND,
OS THE
CREST OF THE ALLEGlIANlES,

DEER EAsh NM V-NNh'N@'Hf
OS THE
CREST or THE ALLkGilANlES
FAMOUS GLADE sTCri0N. DIRECTLY
ON THE LINE ~ THE BAi.II-
MORE AND ONO.
40 STAGEKl OK Rus IltNNSf J. rs
ALLLIMIrEn EMPRESS
TRAINS STOP.
With the new and Unparalleled iaal scNe
due on the Baltimore and ONO tallfut1
these lovely twin resorts are beyond at
COMPARISON the most aivania2eou-!y ip-
Gated both as 10 train services ana SUI
roupdings u any east of thc Rockies.
StASON OPENS JUNE 23n.
No fiosi No mosquitoes 40 nay FEVER
No malaria Deer Park ami oakland -.he
one being but SIX miles distant nom ihH
other with the most charming dflNts con
Meeting them-Will he under the manage
neut ~ Mr. W. }. WALKER, who ln AIS
three seasons management has made many
enthusiastic friends Of the glorious resorts
among Baltimoreaus. AL cUnmunicall ons
should be- addressed TO W. J. MAlhbh'
Queen CITY Hotel Cumberland Nd, up "a
Iune 10. After that date. either beer Park
or Oakland. Md. IA rk.S-s60 SIS. aud $50
per month. accord ug 20 location. The litl-
fimore and Ohio Company mas spared no
expense IN rendering Deer Park aud oak
land the leading mountain resorts ar the
Enst. and for the season ~ sc the atirac-
lions Will be OF character not hitherto
eaualled and toe rUstHf 81 both houses uu-
. excelled. First-class LANDRY. FINE li/ery.
Elegant new bathing pools. TIE tlhtlSt
PLACE FOR CHlLDkEN IN TIE LAM.
my l9-9m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

kupreme Ceuvs or Appeals sfvi .ginis.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatoh.I
wyTHEvILLE, VA, June 23.--Br-
rstt 4 Co. Us. Farnsy. Appeal from
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MATTsNGs. CARPETS. &c
AND MATTINGS.-

CARPETS AND MATTINGS.-l
~ have Just received my spring stock OF
and styles: CARPETS, Oil-Cloths. Rugs. and
Mats: shades and shadlngs OF all styles;
Cornice and Poles. Lace Curtains &c. Pa
per Hangings Of ell sty!es-whlcn am OF
kripe af low prices. A. JENNlNuS
No. 1911 Main street, Richmond. Va.
my l6-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO

MOST ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO
vi THE healing. HOT. AND WARM
SPRING. Il VA RICHMOND AND All
LFGUANN RAILROAD, AND CLIFTON
sage LINE VA CLIFTON FORG E.
Several miles less staging than by any other
route.
Trains run as follows Leave Richmond
at 1890 A N. and y. NJ; leave Lynch
burg at 4:40 +. Nj. and 4:S5 a. n. arrive
OF Balcony Falls az 5:4f +. NJ and 300 a:
NJ. Leave Balcony Falls at J:44 Z. NJ. aud
q:86 A. NJ: arrive at Chiffon Forge at 1850
J.. N. Bnd 1880 A. NJ.
Trains leave daily, except sunday. Rates
ss low as by any other route. -
j. K. MACMURDO.
te2I-st General Passenger Agent.
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sunMER REsOn .. 49,,
SUMNER HOME:
nFLEE TO THE MoUNTAINs.r

No foqs: no malaria. silver Cornet band.
italian string band. Music, dancing, good
DUvAL HOUSE.
ie 2l.2w Salem. Roanoke county. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24
DAY RIDGE, THE COMFY

DAY RIDGE, THE COMFY
ID ISLAND or TBK SOUTH. This
popular summer resort VIII b. open 20 the
pnDlic ON and q lter JUNE n, 1883. Spieu-
did surf-bathing. Finest fishing on tho
coast Elegant accommodation. The Ma
riue Band largest and best ln the country
PLAYS every day aud evening. Restaurant
pavilion seating 1000 people open All tue
lime. Gmvity railroad 1000 feet long.
-ail-boats on bRy. lake. and river large
and small row and fishiug O0ats to hire for
nominal price always ready. over ave
miles OF waterfront Hotel and all build
nrs fifty feet above nign water opera
House open afternoon and evening. Flee
trio rights All over the grounds. irving
hoISs, riding horses pony and gpai car
riage,. swings. bowling alley, riNe-ft.lerN.
snd thousands ~ amusemenis for the emil
nren. Highest observatory Ia tue sta "a
lalges' objection OF animals in the Sput
covered pier I 900 feet out no the bay Spe-
cial EXCURSION rates for churches sunday
schools and societies either by raj OF on
the new and elegant steamer Hay Ridge.
FOR dates and charter apply mmediateiy
to the BAY ri DrE O'MIANt,
1873 west Baltimore street. baltimore.
my 27-7stNwl3t or Annapolis Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

A UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS. Formerly Crawford SpringsJ
POND GAP. AUGU STA COUNTY, VA. sit
uaied on Chesa peake and OHIO railway.
three quarters Oi a mile from the station
Pond Cap eighteen miles west OfSisuntou,
and ~ the base Of "EliO's Knob called
the highest point In Virginia. R"-opened
by new owners and managers with
New and handsome HOtel-new furniture
ard new equipments throughout. waters
White Sulphur similar TO the GfceuDrior
White. ChalY beate. aud Healing, win
svrIng claimed To be strongly impregnated
with LlfhiR. Board for this asDn tNed al
the very moderate rates Of $50 per month,
$40 per week az per day. open on the
Ism OF June. 4 conveyance from the
springs Will meet visitors. For further par
tIculars apply TO Anderson Brothers Unit
Nelsity Of Virginia. or to the pfoprielOrs,
ie 1-eOdl2t DANIEL Il ANDERSON.
TINTED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY ". J..
opens JUNE 26TH. The leading hotei.
Excellent cuisine. superb appointments.
Electric bells fre-esca Pc. sc.
H. II. BROWN, Proprietor.
assisted by Frank Macdonald.
je I-eod39t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

MEMBERS OF RICHMOND ~
vi LODGE, No. 10. A. +. and A. NJ"
on Will attend "a stated communicR-
tion OF your Lodge THIS (rnursday) EVE
MING (St. Johns day. NJ 7:l5 O'Clock, FOR
installation OF officers. All Master hasons
In good standing are fraternally invited 10
attend.
BY order OF the w. NJ.
J. Il. PARKER.
Ga azIt secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

GRAND EXCURSION TO W ASH
VI INGTON nv TIE "OLD BOYS" SUN
DAY NIGHT. AUGUST 10, 1885. Fare only
So for round trip. The "Od Boys always
CARY a crowd with them, and their trips
heretofore have been pleasant snd success
ful. so go along with them on August 18TH.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-24

THERE WILL BE 1Ne&
Il A MATCH RACE at Esffsr:sSA>S-
the FAIR-GRoUNDS. .z--..<:zs<-s--SSs.Ass-Ss-
TO-DAY Thursday. Zach, ifor, 600 side.
between bay mare NEW and pay horse
ORANGE BLOOM-Day mare New entered
by Bergner and Orange Bloom entered py
r. l.. baes. Race 10 come off at O'Clock
sharp. Good day; good track. Gate Zee
- ~ GEORGE p. sHoNBERGER,
tao.Its Agent.