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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-17
Officers of the Grand Lodge Elected.

Officers of the Grand Lodge Ell ected.
The Grand Lodge of Masons of Virginia
ID session at Richmond, elected the follow
ing grand officers Tuesday night: Grand
Master, William F. Drinkard; Deputy
Grand Master, r. T. Craighill; Grand So
Nor Warden. DIR. George II. Jordan;
Grand Junior Warden, j. Howard Wayt;
Grand Treasurer. William T. Allen;
Grand Secretary. William B. Isaacs; Dep
uty Grand Secretary, William b. Isaacs.
Jr.; Grand Senior Deacon, William H.
Peasants; Grand Junior Deacon, Mann
Page; Grand Chaplain, Rev. DR.. George
W. Dame; Grand Lecturer, Peyton s.
Jr.; Grand Steward, William Krause;
Grand Tiler, W. q. Wilkinson.
Capt. W. F. Drinkard. who was elected
Grand Master, is the senior editor of the
Richmond dispatch"
-r-~-A>~-~a-
"Sis'' Christmas Night.
The ISIS" company will appear at the
Opera House on Saturday night, Dec.
25th. 1t is now making a successful tour
| through the Northern cities, and is highly
| spoken Of by the press. Some members OF
, the company were injured in a slelghing
accident near Waterbury, Ct. last week,
| and in answer to an inquiry from Mr..
Olivier, the following telegram has been
received:
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Dec. Is, 'S6.
| Manager Olivier, Opera House:
Miss Myra Goodwin all right. Will fill
| date. Viii arrive Saturday, 18th.
J. J. RYAN,
Manager of
Myra Goodwin Comedy Co.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-17
a Feather for Staunton'S Cap Waving in
the Distance,

If the bill which has passed the House
gets through the Senate, Stanton, as one
Of the offices that has an annual revenue
of over 100000 will have free letter de-
livery by letter carriers, and street letter
boxes. Electric lights, street postal boxes.
free letter delivery!-of course street rail-
way must follow these
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-17

"Most of these hair preparations don WORK
writes Mr.. T. 8. Burdick. of St. Louis, but Par
kers Hair Balsam Is an honorable exceptlOn. MY
hair was thin and prematurely gray Inc 9n baisam
made it brown again and soft as In my poynoou.
july 30-1m
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-17

Three tons of French candy just received at j.
E. Taylor Il Son S, No. 3 W. Main st. dec17-lt
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-17

Don't forget to see the Railroad to Fairy Land at
j. E. Taylor & Sons Toy Emporium. decl7-lt
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-17
Com mercraI.
STAUNToN. Dec. 16, 1886

STAUNroN. Dec. JIG, 1886
Flour-Extra, g 25@s .;superhne ss.Oo@-;
Family s400a$; Wheat old, IS; wheat new, ia;
60@75; Tea Green, 50@$l0O; Flax seed, 75@-;
Plaster Ground, 800 per ton; Lard, 61@7; Butter
18020c: Eggs 18@-; Corn meal 400 As Salt Al as
Pork. $4.5O@$4.75: Sugar 6@9c: Molasses 40 @175c:
@2Oc; Potatoes, $3.50 Timothy seed. s225@ /;
Wool (washed) 20@22c; Wool (unwashed) 22c /;
Timothy, s900@$l0O1: Glover, $6,O00$S,OO; Rye
5L0U0. Sweet Potatoes, SOC.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-12-17

The firm of A. A. GruDert 8 Son, have Just re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
killed ., xeuport xsv.

The remains of Mr.. A. D. Morris,
who Was killed NJ Newport News
Thursday evening, arrived here ysster-
dsy morning. The funeral service WAS
read 81 81. Peters cathedral. Of which
deceased Was . member, and the IN
termeut took place n Mount Calvary,
the new Catholic burying-groupd sd-
Joining Hollywood. Mr.. Morris Was
employed Is ysrd-conductor for the
NewportNsws and Mississippi-vtlls
Company q. The sbove-nsmed place,
and was killed during . thunderstorm
and heavy squsn, about G P. NJ. BY .
car striking him.
Deceased Was thirty-sevsn years old !;
came here from Baltimore SIX or seven
years ago, snd was At one time en-
ployed at the Cedar Works, which
burned down In Manchester IN March,
1854. He had only been employed d
Newport News for short while. BE
leaves q wife % h.f-sister OF Nj. John
A. Curtis and two Little children, rs
well as many friends in Richmond, who
mourn has death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
sx0EU TRrrs CJcAEs
sxoEp TkIgY CIoAks.
A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT

4 DOWN TOWN MERCHANT
n having passed sepsrAl si-ep'ess nighiA
disturbed ty the Rconies I'd rries Of D suffer-
iuc child and becoIn lur Convinced thai
Ms WIN~I InN's -,bOTil NJ ~ KIP sss
il,si tie nrrici. D".det procured . supJay
20, tbe cLild. on reaching bOIne sn5 80
.us - ne hi. " f- with VhAt be had dons.
-. Refused 70 have ~ administered 70 the
rh ilo IA. she wss strong v II hvor of bt-
rDoeuT.luv. That . an The child passed 10
suffering emo the parents v-Iiboui sleep.
Returning nome THE dsv fohVving, lie
fa thtf found the Dsny siiO vUrS. tDd.
while contemplating another seepiess
night The mother stepped from tbe rootD 20
attend 30 some domestic duties aud lefi the
father win Jhe chlld. During ber st~ence
he ndrn p isfered q portion Of the soofH-
Nc sARl-P 20 TIE bSby and ssid nothing.
ThEfulgli al hA nd sept well, and the IL
tie fellow sWoke n THE morning brlehi -A1
happy TIE mother vss delighted with TIE
sudden and vOnderiu' change and although
o. frsi offended 81 toe deco pilOD prAc.4cef
upon her ns. continued 10 uss the SYRUP.
and suffering crying babes and rsst1. .
nichts have disappeared A single trisl os
IL. y RIP never yet fs.led 20 relieve the
osuy and overcome the pre-. Of the
mother sod 10y a. drngs ste rs cent?
bottle. &C l0-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
A Jsuslry-Thief Caught.

Yesterday Lewis johnson, . negro
boy about fourteen years old, went to
ibe j.v.lry store Of Msssrs. Goddard
Moses and offered to sell . large,
plain gold ring. Mr.. Goddard, sus-
pecting that the boy had stolen the
ring, told him that be would have 70
test The ring before purchasing, and re-
quetted him 10 call again II half ~
hour. The boy left, and Mr. Goddard
i.)sy ykoDed TO the Second police-ststion
for kn officer. Sergeant Alex. Tom
linson responded, and after waiting u
the vicinity about twenty minutes
ID. hoy returned 70 the store, and was
arrested. BE denied having Etolen the
ring. and ssjd that be found II on Main
street n front Of the post-ofbce. Ser
setnt Tomlinson subsequently, sscef-
tanned that johnson had stolen tbe ripg
from 0 boir6er ~ the franklin House.
The accused will be before the Police
Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
PSrs~nsss srd Rrssss.

- 49,
The Richmond Baseball Ciub has
disbRpded, and the nonresident play
ers have returned to their homes.
A terrs-ootts culvert-pipe is beng
ikid across Ninth street Just at the
Richmond end of the Free bridge.
Mr.. Lewis Il. Blair, of this city, was
. prominent member Of the Free-Trsde
League, which net in New York Thurs
day. 81
Mr.. Tim. Murphy, hsiliff st the Po-
lice Court, has been confined ~ home
for The last two days by reason Of sick
nese.
7. L. Courtney, Adam Discont, and
c. ". Tyler, Of Richmond, are attend
ing The biennial session Of the Ora !
Grove Of Druids, st Chicago.
The Governor yesterday issued .
reuuisition for Daniel French, nov IN
The Phila6elphis jail. who is wanted
st Alsxsndria City 70 answer the charge
Of grind larceny. {
The Governor yesterday spPointss
Mr.. Z. r. Noon commissioner from
Virginia 70 The Americas Exhibition,
which takes place in London in Msy,
1857.
The British bark Rose Of Devon.
409 tons, CAPTAIN 4. Dove, cleared
for Santos, Brazil, yesterday with
3.e22 barrels Of -four. valued ~ tl7,-
$500, shipped by The Haxall-CreD-
shaw Company, kessrs. Dunlop ( No
Cspce, and Baltimore mills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

The Sisters Of Charity and the OF.
rhsns Of ST. Joseph's Asylum rsturu
ihspks TO Captain Baker. Who, % ~
excursion Of last Thursday, kindly
rendered ,he use OF his steamer and
park, Norwood. His courtesy on thas
occasion made the day one Of pleasure
10 the party. Nay the kind thoughtful
ness which be has exercised towards
the orphans bring many blessings With
Il.
AckDowleigments are also made 70
MAJOR Bolton and Mr.. Bliley-ths for
m.I kindly furnished strees-csr tickets
to convey the children 10 the wharf,
the latter gave the use Of his wagons 90
he return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

ing and besfing hsr hnsbssd- fbs en-
6snoe showed that Harris and his wase.
Sho i've st Cash Corner, had fgts
Thursday, and that TIE lsttss kDoekse
The former down and stamped him.
Harris succeeded In getting upon hn
feet. and, taking . butchers knife ffpe
. table, ran st his wife nth the kui1p
uplifteo. CovAns. who happened 70 b
in the room, jumped between thsn,
and IN attempting TO protect the vonsn
vas cut on sbe left arm.
Hsuis vas sent on TO the grand Jury
and his wife vas fined tlo and gissn
three months IN jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

been spent behind the footlights. Der
professional life began wber she WAS .
child, st the Princess's Theatre, London,
where she esssyed with striking success
the role Of Msmilns, In the - Winters s
Tale" Mr.. kssn WAS then manager OF
ths, theatre, and is said TO have been
considerably impressed with her prsco-
CITY. With equal success she played
tie part OF Arthur in the revival Of
a. hing John " st that theatre soon 81
ier~,rds. She made Der professional
dtbr! as Gertrude IN " The Little
Treasure, with Mr.. Sothsrn II the
principal role. In al her early At-
tsmpts she displayed great viv1ciiy and
q careful fidelity TO real life. At the
new Queens Tbss.re, IN October, 1867.
she made her next notable appearance
where she played Rose de Beaurepaire,
IN Charles Reades +" Double MAJ
risre." After IN interval Of seven
years she reappenred N fhe /" Wander.
ng BeY," by Charles Reade. She re-
oeivsd q most hearty welcome on this
return TO tie boards, and the evidence
Of improved methods and matured
power Ii her acting was greeted With
well-deserved applause. Shortly after
Der appearance IN 1874 she won her
first triumph rs PortiA, in " The Msr-
chant Of Venice She made sn
equally decided hit IS Pauline, IN
the LADY of Lyons" These two
master strokes, following each other
in quick succession, produced quite .
sensation in London. The theatre Vas
crowded nightly, and the press OF the
city proclsim the rising OF . new
genius. The seal was set upon her
growing reputation, and since then she
hAs been one Of the most prominent
figures on the British stage. Up to
1878 she appeared regularly IN the
Prince Of Wales's Theatre, Londsn.
Shortly after that date she began IN
engagement st the Lyoeum Theatre,
ana sInce then her professional lie has
been confined 10 that playhouse, who're
she has won enviabls distinction - the
cosdjutor Of Mr.. Benry Irving. She
has an original and most intsllissot
conception Of the part she plsys, and
al her Efforts show evidences Of careful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
Heurfco Nofss.

A meeting Of the County Board Of
Supervisors will be held to-day. At
this meeting the Board will consider
III. application Of the Richmond and
Manchester Sueet-RiilvIy Company TO
extend the streei-cRr tracks 10 the New
reservoir. They viii also levy the
scbool-ttI.
The County Court WAS engaged al
isy .gsIn yesterday bearing the svi-
dence in the James bkrn-burnine case.
The case will probably be submitted to
The Jury Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

A JOINT meeting Of the two branches
Of The City Council viii bs beld nj :
o'clock Tuesday night TO hear 81 a.
dress from Governor Lee concerning
the proposed site for the Lee DODu-
nepi. The following committee has
bssn appointed 70 wait on the GovsrDo,
and escort him 10 the Council chamber
Messrs. A. PizzIni, Jr., and A. I.
Owen. from the Common Council, and
Mr. James T. Gum, from the Board o.
ldermkn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
Ciy-BaII Ordinance Vetoed.

Mayor Darlington has sent to the
City Clerk his veto Of the City-Hall
ordnance, and il vii be laid before the
City Council si En early day. The
che. trouble seems to be ths; the ordi-
nsocs was no, passed by the Board Of
Aldermen BY . two-thirds vote.
This ordinance gave the Comuitts.
on Grounds and Buildings plsnAry
power 70 build the Hall by either the
Myers or the Wait q Cutter plan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

l. s. Lyon and ". c. Cnrrington,
Jr.. who stood first and second, re-
spsctively, in ihe competitive s1amins-
ton 5or the West Point csdetship nom
nation, have bppssred before DR.. Isaiah
Il. White and passed the physical ex-
animation. So Hon. Georg. D. Wise
Will nominate Lyon. If he tail Al
West Point in either scholastic or
physical Qualification, Carrington Will
be noninsied II his place. II both
fail, there are four others who passed
The competitive examination ID reserve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

and dei-4s. v hich. Hyrtsipcc would sltistf
the bodl2y fluids ana oserfhrog bcslth-
Thai irsprn1Ant channel of exlt. TIE bow.
eR. may he ktps prrnAnsni1y free from
nssfrurfsens hy using the pon-gr pinG
Ssntly acting. art Agressbss chtbzrs1c
Ewtefters etsnacn Eitfefk wt Sch poi only
nherfas impurities. bnf tnvigorRtc< the
Qninr of the lpse&fifsl canal when wet ken
&c by consi3resicD or the unvist use o' vac.
lenf rurrsfires. The stomach. liver. and
rrins-y organs are Hksvfse retnfurceo sno
aroused 20 beautiful actxon by this neroo-
ceDf tonic snc corrective. and everf orrsn
rtsre n, tlscle and nerve exyRfjennes susrt
cs ia ipvigorsiing infsDeDoe. Upcolsctioo-
n,,Is IN fsyor A ,t,cU, rer Al sne wheesorns
u.eci cicsnsl sstrnplap spd owing - efiicsry
tn fso;ar ic sonrcex excluxi vey, - 70 ihe ~ ID
ecy hesi Rdsp pied 20 household us ou a.
counf of ia sAsciy. vide scope sno sl'seos
srf3on. 80 lD-sbsAhtNfSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
The Mayo Defascatses

A telegram received BY the Dsspatcl
from Povh,tsn yesterday contained the
following information "Msyo's de-
liDquency has been figured up to o. 800,
and the investigation is incomplete.
This deficit involves . dozen or more
charges Of felonious enbezzlemcnts and
fs many acts Of perjury"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
|OH4GJOT.S
DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL OVER
TEE wORLn.

Ian native uf England. Rno while wa
n that country ] contracted terrible
blood poison. kDc FOR fvo years VIA unoef
treatment IS Sd ont door ps tent 81 Not
llnChhn Hospital. EnClRnd. but wRs not
cured. J suffered The mosi sgonizinc IA ns
10 ny bones. Epo wAs covered with s1rss q ]
over ny BODY and Liz bs. hEc vertigo and
cesfpess with psrtisl l0ss o. lshi severe
pains u my head and eyes ein.. which
DeHrly RAD NE crRYy. : los1 g. hope IN Tint
country and sailed f0f America, BDe wsk
treated 81 Roosevelt. IN this city. - vel ss
by q pr0,niDepi physician iD New York
having DO connection with the hospitkE
J saw tire Advertisement Of swlfft Spe-
cicc and ] determined 10 give II tribl ss
o last resOTt. J had gwen ~ al boIs OF
DsiDE cured. Sc J hao gone through ihs
hsuds Of the besi medical men IN Noting
heID and New ORR J TOOK six bottles uf
:. : s. and can say. with great 10Y thsi
they hsve cured NE entirely. J IN ks
sound snd vel - ever whs 70 my ne
i. FRED. HALfOkn
NFv YoKK CITY, June IL. 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
FaIkce sDura

The following cases we're disposed OF
yesterday:
James Griffin lcolored), on ID at
tsehnsBt for contempt Of court, and
cursing. abusing. sssaultiDg, and threat.
sning to strike Joseph Martin. Con-
tinDed until to-day.
William Livingston. drunk. Fined
e. and costs.
Sampson BrsIton ard Luois White
Doth oolored), disorderly on the street.
Dismissed.
Harrison Jones and William Lewis,
feeding their teams On the street. Fined
q each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

Mr.. James z. Russell, chairman 0.
tbs Democratic party in Henrico cOun-
", has issued Q call for . ntss-nssting
to be held ~ The county courthouse =;
y O'clock to-day 70 elect nine dele
gates 10 the Congressional Convention
which meets IN Richmond September
%, for the purpose Of nominating CAD
didhts for Congress from this district.
/, is to be hoped th,; TIE sttend.nct
vii be large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

YkmAies sesiring PURE RICH CREAM
py the measure can obtain 10 by orderins
from PIZZINI's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
The Electss. er Cisy DsIsxase..

The plan adopted by the City Demo
cnne Committee night before last pro-
vides that the ward Superintsndsnts
shall select suitable places for The meet
ings, and provide ballot-boxes for tns
reception Of ballots. The meetings
VIII be held IN the several wards on
the night Of Friday. August 20th, and
vii be called 10 order sf 8 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
tn. outing C,us. rn, re.p.y.

The Outing Club Of the Young Men &
Christian Association has arranged the
following programme for their TRY
this afternoon Rendezvous, Burgwyn 9
wharf; take steamer Norwood 1t > P.
NJ. for Norwood Park; spend the after
noon IN hosting, fishing, bathing, &c.
leave the Park st 9:zs p. NJ. arriving
IN Richmond about lo:45 expense
about forty cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
POlSOA.

hsa produced great hoes IN my back En6
cnesI and had removed a. the hair of my
hebd Vel ! began to improve IN = week >
time Rud The sores began 20 heal, BDc were
tufifely gone INSIDE Of eight weekt
WILL JONES
Porter Union Passenger Depot
cisco. Tx, July Is. 1885.
Treatise CD Blood. ant sE1D- Blset.ses
mailed free
THH SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drrvel 3. a AuEutB. Ga. 457 wesi Twenty
inlrc street New OK. az 1s-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
EDUCATIONAL
ITYITTRsITY OF VIRGINIA.

TIE sfxfy- IL irc session bsGios oCToBkh
1 isss Com rjefx courses Ia ihe Acaoe N
rsl. Medirhl. Law. Eng3peer1nrs sad Agr1'
cultural DepertDeDts-
Tls University charges are Mtfricns'
ton and use Of Library. sst; Dormlbofs
retff. yIt. lunrsnary fee, 81. Tuition aver
sFe srb Board. fosl. uxbts and washing
tfesr month SIS 10 s22.
For further information address
PRoTIssoH CBARLES :. FENAfLk-
Chairman of the Faculty.
E,ox.- {l<ficr Uriyeftlfy q Virginia.
IA Tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
savoy. Hss ssstwss sss - psese'
lssly hssdscne, bat tbsy 80 wry -
pestiss.
Miss Terry has bsss tvis ssrF:sG
She wss lstely Sissrssd frsa -.
Charles Kelly, sn EaeliaA sctse.


ST. LOUIS, August IL "A diapee1a
from Nsv Laredo. Mexico, says thas -
repcrt ssDt cut from there ssvsrs' dsgs
ago stating that 900 fresh Msx'cas =
troops bad arrived there vas fsass.
The dispatch states thai 10 troops hass
arrived within . month, AID the; there
are cnIy 600 soldiers tbere. and thss
there has net been cnnnoa o. any de-
scIipuon in Ser Laredo in three ysars-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

Persons who deslre 10 send fine fruit
such - Peaches, Pears, Grapes,
Ortngts. and Bananas. to friends st the
,JIirgs .hUuld leave their orders With
AIdrew Antoni. the MAin-Sueet Con-
i,ciisntr, wbo is prepared 10 ill ell
Iders promptly With the best Of traits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
ysssiss kseharasss ss the Bsa~h
Again.

Pohcs-Justice D. c. Richardson was
on The bench again yesterday. BE had
been kept 1t home for . week or more
by the extreme illness Of his wife, who
is still N . very critical condition
During Justice Richardson's absence
Justice J. II. RyAll filed the trying
position IN m impartial, fair, and gsD-
erAlly satisfactory manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

Ths city snbnlance under charge oi
DR.. snith) vas called to the Cedar
works yesterday, vhsre one Of the
employees had . finger Of his night
hand cut OF.
At 5 o'clock the ambulance was
called TO the factory Of the Pace To
hseoo Company, where one Of the fe-
male hands had . fit.
In each case the attention and ser
vices needed were rendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
A Family FfSht-

Thomas Harris lcelored) was before
the Police Court yesterday morning
charged with feloniously cutting with =
knife and vounding Joseph oowsns,
With intent to Kill; and the formers
wife, Laura, was charged with assault
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
DOAYoKE COLLEGE.

~ IN j III 4ONRAA.No-
Two courses fOr degrees. Special hftsD-
fiun 70 English. French and German sI'o fe n
latyxgy 30 Qoe valnmes- besi moral
snd religious Influences. kspf nst* ief mn z
rnor,ihs yinclaaipr fees board. he.,1 tits,
tlfB ar fZe4. lpcrsss.ug ssniro0sgt from
usspy States TNsrty-f0urfb se&ioD eeeinf
SFfsJf MkER lsrH. CniRloCus free. Address
JULIUS u. DEkEER. President, shieirs
Tfrrinia. ~ Io-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

The old Tobacco -Exchangs building.
N which the meeting Of . number OF
businessmen vas bald night before last
to consider matters growing ont Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
SCHOOL. PETERS

ERIpERiCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
II FEEUEhICk. Nj.
Nsrs term peg.ns SEPTEMBER y 1856,
Terms fg2t 1ser aDuuta. No extras t1ceS'i
fgs kuaerE Lang kDe Ar
W. q PIRsELL. LII u,
.ni-lu President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

corner Fourth and Broad streets, are
selling of their stock Of Boots, Shoes.
AID Trunks st cost for cash to close
business A chance to get fresh goods
af q sscrifce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14

To close out our stock o. summer
cothirg We viii sell VIVA, We have Il
l,ss than cost for cash. Nov IL the
tIne 10 save money. Z. B. SPENCE b
son, Ninth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-14
DANDOLPH-MACoN COLLEGE,
h ASHLAND, VA.

INOOkf'BRATKp 1850.
Location sixteen miles from hlcnmono
on the main Dorth-Rno-souih line. t1Vt
passenger trsi ne DAILY. Oourse of iDstrnc-
tloD fun. making 8 specially of The tN6-
llSH LANGUAGE TX penses Ipooersie.
Next session VIII com fpeDce sEPIhh-
BHRl6 1856. For further Information sp-
f,iv 10 RICHARD lkbY.
escretsry and Treasurer, Ashland. Va.
81 l2-eu6hvlm
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a Gs,sees0e Appstaaea.
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WASHINGTON, August l3-Ths
Presieen, to-day appointed Edward
Hopkins collector o. customs for ~
district Of Saint John. Fla
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Boycott, Is not unesr the control Of the
Tobacco trade. Il fronts On shcckcs
sllp. and runs back between two alleys
n the direction Of Twelfth street.
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CHICAGO. August l3.-At the An
archis,s' ;rial this forenoon Mr.. Zisisf
finished bis speech for the defence. This
afternoon Assistani-Stats's-At'ornsy
Ipgharn addressed the Jury.
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Ven Kevs Delegates.

The Democrats Of New Kent county
NET day before yesterday and elected
Their two delegates to the Richmond
Nominating Convention. Both are
claimed to be for Hon. George D. Wise.
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A 6.l'ghtful TRIP down the river
Sunday, 4 Augusi 18Th, ai 10 A. NJ, By
steamer Norwood.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR ia M. nnles and
horses.
RICHMOND BAZAAR il A. NJ, special
"a. Of bOrses, buegies sn6 harness.
RICHMOND BAZAAR 10 A n, borpes.
mui.s. &C.
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