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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
SAIs NJ.
Opeuing OF the summer Eormai
Institute.

Opeuing OF the summer EOrmal
Institute.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SALEM, VA, July l6, 1886.
As per announcement of DR.. John L.
Buchanan, Superintendent Of Public
instruction, the Summer Normal Insti.
tute convened at this place on the 18th
instant. A large number Of teachers
from this and adjoining counties, be-
sides many others from counties more
remote, were promptly in attendance,
and everything is now moving on in
systematic working order.
In behalf of the citizens Of Salem,
Judge Henry Z. Blair delivered to the
dsnssly. crowded audience at the Town
Hall the address Of welcome. 1t was
indeed an old-time Virginia welcome,
and teachers and visitors have ere this
had full proof Of the hospitality of the
people and Of their interest in the sue
cess Of public-school education.
The response of DR.. Buchanan was
well TeCelyeu. IN Tue Coui SO VI lis ~
marks be furnished his audience with
statistics from which a hopeful prospect
Of the public schools Of the State may
be derived.
The exercises of the Institute are un-
der the supervision of DR.. NJ. A. New
ell, Principal of Public Instruction for
the State Of Maryland. His remarks
upon the occasion above mentioned were
in every way fslicitous, and the In
stitute has shown its wisdom in select
ing one so imbued with the spirit OF the
educational training Of the young. The
right teachers are in the right place,
with Professor w. NJ. Graybill, coun.
ty superintendent; Miss Magee, OF the
Baltimore Normal Institute, presiding
over the department Of music and calls
themes Miss Cash, Of North Carolina,
in charge of English branches
and literature Professor Schwartz,
Of fredericksburg, in the mathematical
branches. The teachers are fast gaining
new ideas, and whom they resume the
duties Of the school-room will be better
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
The Norfolk Bank Case.

In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday, after the trial Of the Dulaney
case, Judges Bond and Hughes heard
argument upon the motion of William
Il. Peters, receiver Of the Exchange
Bank Of Norfolk, for the deposit OF
certain moneys now in the hands Of
Messrs. W. W. Old, John 7. Griifin,
and John b. jenkins, trustees, in the
registry of the court or in some United
States depository. The motion was
argued by Judge Theo. +. Garnett'
of Norfolk, and Mr.. James Lyons for
the receiver, and Messrs. James Alfred
Jones and L. Il. Page for the trustees.
The sum in the hands Of the trustees is
more than 100000, which the Court
ordered to be deposited in the National
Bank of Norfolk until the further order
Of the Court, and Mr.. L, Harmansou, Of
Norfolk, was appointed special master
commissioner of the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

from our employees ws asked 6c1 - H.
nation Of their feasone for euch ecsloos "
which We received the fosiowiuS ~ -.
nlxanee OF the correspondence betwv33
yourself and the Boycott COMMITTEES ue2s
you called us together, on January S9s-s
and read your last letter, IN WHEN ~
them" thereby leaving us In the dark - -
ocr future arrangements.
Answer Q: Upon our conferences WIN
the Boycott Committee We were euyoineS
they could AFFECT your nrm.
Hoping this may be explicit ana sstisnc-
i. j. XSrrLorrL
JAMS W. CANNON,
q. w. NUSNAxAk.n,
X. II. HARDwfcKx
GEORGE W. ScnLsff.
J. III. LAwDER.
p. s.-We desire an answer at once. - we
are ordered out by the TypNt apni0Al
Union at O'Clock II. N.
At the time the Typographical Union ~.
tempted to force MS To Join their Unloa 0s
close our Office, we were under heavy b0uo
TO the state for the fa thful performances Of
n contract, which required the daily deiirtry
OF certain work. They knew that W. couid
not comply with our contract IL they sue.
ceeded In taking out our hands, and doubt
lese presumed we would sacrifice manhood
and principle rather than money In tnis
render orr contract, and this we did,
We notified the state superintendent
Of Public Printing OF our inah!ltty
TO rnish II, and stated the reasona.
We also requested . meeting o. the
House and senate Committees on Prlnt-
ing that the matter might be- loid before
them and we be released from the eontrect.
At the meeting there were present. bs.sido
the committee. the Superintendent OF Pub
lie Printing. Senator Hurt. and Culou
employing printer. After . fuIl .nvs.,igA.
ton the committee recommended q bill Tor
our relief which WAS offered by senator
Hurt, but. be,Dg objected 70 BY Senators
William Lovenstein and ]. Taylor Euy~ou.
failed of passage. being "laid on the table,"
IL was well known that = committee of the
Typographical Union was present Ia the
lobby and urged the Richmond fenaton 20
mako this motion 10 order to defeat tho
During the Investigation the Union eni.
ploy ing printer admitted that white tbs
Offices employ ing Union men pr0mfsed 10
pay sIs week. sub rosa they paid but sl2,
while we paid all that we promised which
wss very much more. This 10 matter of
record and part of the investigation. We
feel lustl fed ia saying, I'm conclusion. thas
we have been guilty OF no act OF OPP
preston. upkindness, or injustice ~
any one which shouid cause us 70
forfeit our claim 10 the respect and con-
Dor do we think the honest laborers OF TINS
city, as q class, wish To do MS harm were
they not misled by 4 few men. who are using
them for purposes which must eventually
result in injury TO themselves ana the pup"
lie.
This article is written for the purpose OF
explaining our position where IL may hos
be fully unde rsiood by the public.
BAUGHMAN BROTHERS.
RfCHNoSD July 10. 1883.
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The AUGUSTA (GA.) stnIKE.
Another Demand for Adyance-Fur.
ther strikes Anticipated.
IRY telegraph TO the pispatch.l

AUGUSTA, GA, July l6.-The
hands in the picker-room Of the Enter
prise mill demand an advance Of Is per
cent. in wsges, which will cause a strike.
The directors will refuse their demand.
President Phinizy refuses to grant their
demands for the Augusta factory. The
indications now point to a strike in
three Of the largest factories, throwing
out OF employment nearly 1000 hands.
National-Executive- Board-Represen-
tstiye Mullen, who reported the ru-
NOR that the Augusta factory officials
had burned the books Of the company,
to-day withdrew the charge, whereupon
President Phinizy notified him that his
company was not able to advance wages
10 per cent. The strike continues
without any prospects Of settlement.
The Enterprise mill shut down this
afternoon because of the strike in the
card and picker-room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

We call special attention to the al
vertisement Of the Albemarle Female
Institute, Charlottesville, Va, appear
ing in our columns. This fine institu-
ton is in a most prosperous condition,
with a yearly Increasing patronage.
Having splendid corps of teachers {;
located in a town lorg noted for the
refinement and intelligence OF its in
habitants and its historic associations,
and in a country unsurpassed in health
fulness and beauty Of scenery; pos
sessiug the best provision for the COM
fort OF pupils, and with wise and
wholesome discipline, tho Albemarle
offers very superior advantages to those
who have daughters to educate.
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Deufih OF 10 Veteran.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch. ]

10y TtItSIdVI 10 ITO r7I'FsVV'1'I
RALEIGH, N. c., July l6.-Colonel
Juuius B. Wheeler, brother of the
historian Of North Carolina, Colonel John
II. Wheeler, and formerly professor at
West Point Military Academy, died at
Lenoir, Caldwell county, in this State
yesterday morning. lie was veteran
of the Mexican War, and, after beingre-
tired from West Point, made Lenoir his
home, as it had been the home Of his
youth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
wASDAMUs COUPON CASE
To be Decided i'm the United States
Court To-Day.

Court To-Day.
A decision will be rendered in an
important coupon case in the United
States Court to-day. 1t is motion
for q mandamus to compel the States
officers to receive coupons from E. B..
and G.. I. Burgess, the former the
treasurer Of Northumberland county.
This case was argued before Judges
Bond and Hughes on the 7th day of
April last by Ex-Governor d. Ii. Cham
berlain, once of South Carolina, now
of New York, for the plaintiff, and At
torney- General Ayers, for the Com
monwealth, and submitted.
The history Of the case as given in
the introduction to the plaintiffs brief,
is as follows:
"The petitioners, Z. B. Burgess and
G. 7. Burgess, are judgment-debtors OF
the Stale of Virginia in the sum OF
s3,222.9s, with interest amounting to
$3,794.73, on account Of money col
lected by z. B. Burgess as treasurer Of
Northumberland county, in the same
State, for which he has not accounted.
Execution having been issued on this
judgment February 20, 1856, and the
sheriff having been directed to enforce
the same, the petitioners, March IL,
1856, rendered the sheriff in payment
of the judgment past-due Coupons OF the
tax.receivable bonds Of Virginia to the
amount of SO, 792, together with small
amount-s2.73-in money, and the
further amount of $500 in money as
sherfi's fees.
"The sheriff refused the tender be-
cause by the terms of the act of Viz
einia approved December "a, 1872, it
was declared that it should not be law
ful for any collector oftaxes to convert
any moneys received by him into cou-
pons, but that such collector shoul d ac-
count to the Treasury in money for all
revenue received by him in money"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Manchester Notes

The case of Lewis p. Kidd, charged
with shooting Thomas Calligan, with IN
tent to kill, will be called in the May
or's Court this morning for preliminary
examination. Calligan has improved
steadily from the time Of the much-to-
be-Iegretted occurrence, about three
weeks ago, and will in all probability
be able to appear in court this morn
ing If the weather is propitious. His
articulation is not yet distinct, but one
can understand what he says.
The following gentlemen compose
the newly.elected City Democratic
Committee, which meets at the Mayors
Courtroom Monday night for the pur-
pose Of organizing: First Ward--John
Cordle, A. Holt, and Eel" Reams ;
Second Ward-A. W. Small, o. |. Mer-
ritt, and Stephen Dyer; Third Ward
George Ely, F. c. d. Farmer, and Jo-
seph Blanton Fourth Ward-W. L.
Robinson, II. A. Maurice, and Frank
Fitzgerald.
The examination Of teachers applying
for positions N the white public schools
took eight h?urs-from 10 A. NJ. to g
Pm. All i those who taught last
session, with the exception Of Professor
e. Morrissette, who has q profess
sional certificate, and one of the
young ladies', who does not
wish to teach longer, together
with a number Of new applicants; took
the examination. The teachers will
be elected at the next regular meeting
of the Board-the fourth Tuesday
night in this month-unless a special
meeting for the purpose is held sooner.
Judge b. \. Hancock, Of the Second
judicial circuit, will hold court for
Judge Irving, Of the Prince Edward
circuit, on the Goth Of August.
The July term Of the Hastings Court
commences Monday. This is a grand
jury term, and there are several impor-
tant cases to be tried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
and is liable in damages to the said
plaintiff for his trespass.

Piointu iVI Aio heope'os
And il the jury find from the eyi-
dence in the cause that the other do.
fendants to this action, or either OF
them, advised and counselled the said
Koontz to commi! the trespass above
described by advising him not to receive
the said coupons, but to make the said
levy, with promise Of indemniticatlon
If he were mulcted in damages for his
conduct, knowing the assistance OF
counsel to defend him, then the said
defendants are jointly liable with
Koontz, the treasurer, for the trespass
alleged; and the jury may find such OF
the defendants guilty or not guilty as
they may find they did or did not so ad-
wise, counsel, and abet the above-men-
toned tIespass.
And the jury are instructed that it is
the law Of the land that, upon the ten
der Of the tax-receivable coupons Tor
the payment Of taxes, whether received
OF not, the taxes are paid, and any levy
upon the property Of the taxpayer after
such tender is q trespass lany State law
to the contrary Notwithstanding for
which damages are recoverable; and II
the ssid levy is made with knowledge
at the time that it is illegal, while the
taxpayer remonstrat tes that it is illegal,
and claims the protection Of the law OF
the land, then the jury may find that
the said levy was malicious. and are
not confined to giving actual damages,
but may give punitive or exemplary
damages. as they may find the facts to
be.
THE ARGUMENT.
The argument, which consumed
nearly two and a half hours, was
opened by Mr.. Sands, for the plaintiff,
followed by Messrs. Allen and Tucker,
for the defence, and closed by Mr..
Royal.
THE VERDICT.
The jury retired at 2 O'Clock, and,
after being out an hour and thirty-five
minutes, returned with the following
verdict
ave, the jury, find defendants
guilty, and assess the plaintiffs damages
at s252.27."
Mr.. Royal entered motion for a
new trial, but subsequently withdrew
it, the counsel for the defendants agree
ing to let the costs 90 with the verdict.
FIFTY-ONE MORE.
Mr.. William L. Royal states that he
has fifty-one more cases similar to this,
in each Of which he intends forthwith to
institute q suit for damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
U1yI7 806

equipped with new methods, and will
have zeal quickened for their work.
One prominent feature OF tho
daily exercises easily impressss
itself: What is worth learning
at all is worth learning well. "The
why and the wherefore p" is the rule.
As q diversion the proceedings are
varied with singing, and the concord
of sweet sounds" proves that peda-
gogues, toe, have considerable music
in their souls. +.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Books, srArlONERY. &c.

Phone at old store 22I; new store. iS3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
sudden Death OF London May GeId.

A colored man about forty years oia'
named London MayReld, died quite
suddenly soon after 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. He was sitting on drsy
on Cary street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth, whsn he fell back uncon-
scious and died in about twenty-five
minutes. The city ambulance was
summoned, but did not arrive until 'n'
man Was dead.
Coroner Tavlor yieved the body, 0us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
THE rURF.

T'RoTTING RACE GAs&
u at TIE Fair-Gtounss GxN&N-
for 81 000--Mr. James - :. - 49,
f1efohers bay celding
ROY, Mr.. A. Spragues gray mare fbo S -
KIT THIS race VIII take place ny EsV
o clock " he day is fair Also, kAUE oe-
tween TOODLYS JR and JOE JOHN for
$500, same coniit!ons--day aud track;
GlORGE GOYkkNATOR:
tv17.1ts I,essee FaiT.GrOunds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Mustings Court.

Only civil cases were tried in the
Hastings Court yesterday. Judge At
kins being away from the city, Judge
Holiday, Of the Chancery Court, oc'
cupied the bench. ,o.
The court will adjourn on tho 18th
for the summer term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

Dress Trunks. Steamer Trunks,
Waterproof Trunks, Grips, Satchels,
Bags, Valises, &c. Large stock and
bottom prices. J. A. GRIGG,
Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Eureka Sash-LOck.

Persons leaving their houses during
the summer can use the above Sash
Lock, thereby having ventilation and
safety from intrusion. No'one can
raise or lower the sash where these
locks are used. Bell 4 Bowles, corner
of Belvidere and Main streets, are sole
agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
H0lhnS Institute,
VIRGINIA.

rh,s fpsti,n,e. for the higher education
ot yonpg ladies', is finely equipped. Ian
guagss. Literature. Science. Music, Art are
iaught under nigh standards by gentle
men and ladies' OF broad culture and ele-
waited character. 40 employs over twenty
Ave oairers and teach ers a nd commands the
further advantages OF q sllu0rious moun-
tain climate. mineral waters, charming
scenery. From year 20 year It's accom- no.
datinns are fully occupied.
The FORTY. FOERrh annual session VIII
cten on the I5TH or SEPTEMBER. For
further information Apply at Ilollins POST
office. VfZinia. CHARLES H. COCkE,
iV7 WNGa6,y Business Ngent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Canyasse1s Wanted for the Lifo OF
ytec.Presidcur Hendricks.

Mrs. S. NJ. Montague has entire con-
troll of Virginia and West Virginia.
She wants canyassers for Richmond
and in every county in both States.
Apply at once for terms, &C., to her, at
col east Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
GREFNsyILLE COUNTY.
The Heaviest Rains Ever Known I'm
Tint section.


Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, July l6.-ln-
formation from Greensville county states
that the heaviest rains ever known in
that section have fallen in the last two
days-the fall being reported at six
to eight inches. In consequence the
streams have risen high and bridges
and mills have been swept away. The
dam at Donald's mill over Three
creeks was swept away, and
the bridge at Yarrell's mill
over the same stream has been rem
dered impossible. 1t is reported that
for many miles tho bridges over the
Meherrin river have been carried away.
The bridge over Fountain creek at
Wyches was destroyed, and it is feared
the county bridge over the same stream
is seriously damaged. BY reason Of
serious washouts no trains have passed
over that portion Of the Atlantic and
Danyille railroad since wednesday.
The passenger trains are caught be-
tween washouts and can move neither
way till damages are repaired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Rev. A. ". Christie at the Young
MEMS Christian Association.

The meeting at the parlors OF the
Young Mems Christian Association to.
morrow afternoon will be led by Rev.
A. NJ. Christie, Of Scotland, who is at
present preaching at the First Presby-
terian church. This insures an inter-
esting and profitable meeting for the
young men, as Mr.. Christie is an earnest
speaker. ,,.
been changed from 3;l5 to 3:4a +. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Winding lD.

We offer our entire stock Of Boots,
Shoes, and Trunks at cost for cash to
close business.
WILLIAMS Il FORD,
corner Fourth aud Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

GIBBONS ROME, SIX VOLS,
II for $50: Lord Bscon's Works. 3 vols
forsi so iprice 81. 6OE Burkes WORKS, 3vola,
IS (prics ssi; Csmpbell's Lord Chancslion.
7Nols., So price sl2D: same. IL vols. st6
(price s22l: Cham bsrss Encyclopedia. II
Vols, 50 price sl2): Waveriey Novels.
vols, csIf.s6 price sl5l: Russeils Modern.
Europe. 3 vols. 81. 90 price es); ars. Inch
bald ) British Theatre, IL vols. with 81 raf1
steel plates, g25o. We offer many thou
sand STANDARD Books at prices less than
they can be bought for e.sew here.
j. w. RANDOLPH g ENGLISH.
iyIe6Sw 1909 Main street,
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EDycATtOyAs.

CHEN NDO All Y ALLEY
~ AGA DEMY. WINCHESTER VA"
preiares sot University. Cmlo2e Army
kavy ar Iiusitess. send !ur catalogue. q.
4. {. MINOR ". \. (Univ. OF VA LL u.
Grl1.SaA AWgm
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
ELECTION OF PRoFEssOR


The Board OF Visitors VIII on the Arm OF
AUGUST elec: a Professor to MI the Chair OF
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. oBSTE
IRICS. AND MEDICAL
JURISPRUDENCE.
Applications should be addressed 20 the
Rector and Visitors in the care OF
CHARLES =. NENABLb,
Chairman OF the Faculty
tv S.qtaWtAu4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
CTrMMER BOOKS.-porris's Far.

- tune. by Mu. Walden. csc; Living OF
Idol, by Austey. 2Sc. The secret OF Her
Life, by Jenkins. 25c.; A Conventional Boz
hemisn. by Edmund Pendletop. 5oc.; Bea-
tons Bargain, by Mrs. Alexander, 25e.; An
American four-in. Hand In Britain, by
Carnegie. 25c.: kfie Ogeivie. by Mrs. OH
phant, use. The Evil Genius. by Wilkis
Collins. zoe. The Chamoise Hunters. from
the french. 25e.: Tempest and sunshine.
by Mrs. Holmes, 25c.. Alarm. by Marion
HarlAnd, 23c.: Dr. Cisuilus. SOC. Nj.
lsaaes. soc. WEST, JOHNSTON q CO..
jyl ell Main street.
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jv eOd2m
,OANOKE COLLEGE,

IL IN TIE MOUNTAINS.
Two courses for degrees Special alien.
tion 10 English. French and German spoken.
Library 10000 vOlumes. Best moral
and religions influences. Expo nses f1r nine
months, Uncluding fees board %c"l sti9,
sI7d. or s2O4. Increasing patronage fr0m
many states. ThiIty-fourth session begins
SEPTEMBER i5rH, Catalogue free. Address
JULIUS ID. DREhER President, salem,
Virginia. iy lO-eod
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Mrs. sYLYANUS REED,S

~ BDAEDING- AND DAY-sCHOOL,
for Young Ladies'. Nos. q aud east Fifty
third street, New York. The unprecedented
interest and scholarship IN thls school Jus-
tify It's prosressly, policy and the rule of
securing In every department the highest
quality OF teaching. The same staff Of Pro-
feseOrs aud Teachers remain for the coming
year. Twenty -tiIird year begins OCYOBER
lsT. je 23-W&saAw&tWl9w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
POsebuds

Of all the leading varieties and other
cut flowers to-day at j. }. Harycy's,
No. Q east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
GIxtyG GaNeu Cents

Will buy Winston Shirt at 9Ol
Main street; linen bosom and good
muslin. Z. B. SPENCE u SON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
M. rsx.loiogs OF sae Laver.

The liver 10 the argest sesrs',S s'sa ,cs n sa.
sne nul"sn 49,. SSsbe TO yitiatlon and misdf-
rrcsson ssrs, ,ls proper channels than any
other Of the animal nds Luckily TOT s,rn .ne
oi"eus. 80 =" 49,, liver compiaint-pame'y,
v.,sn's,,s stomach Bltters. medicine
v,es. ~, aver a quarter OF n century has
nnan o,seving thorough cures Of the above
mentioned ailments, ever sna agne, oys,,
Etnsy af,octlon, and disorders Involving
~ y; nervous vigor. II ia. moreover, a
~ s''ayenfive OF Inalarial disease, and affords
nro,eei .on 10 thousands OF persons residing
II a,stticls OF country where that dire
scoutge IA prevalent. Ase remedy adapted
a. the medicinal requirements OF families
N - ,ppremely desirable. and as means ri
toftifSfng eebilitated aystem it Is thor
o0ghiy 10 bo depended upon, 50
ie lS.rd, ,rh(w)&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
EDGEwoRTH BOARDING AND

for Young adies and Little Glrls. Mrs. III.
y. LEIERVRE, Principal. No. 50 fTauklln
street. Baltimore. Nd. The twenty -uttn
school year will begin on THU RSDAN, sop
temoer ~, 1850. IN l4-W&Sa2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

AUCTION SALES TODAY,

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ. horses,
mules, buggies, phaetons, wagons, poiy,
hay, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

deemed an inquest unnecessary, being
OF the opinion that death was the result
Of natural though unknown causes.
The body was turned over TO friends.
Deceased was q married man, and lived
on Baker street. He had not been COM
planning at all Of feeling unwell.