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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
EDUCATIONAL.
rTO ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN.

The County superintendent OF Public Free
schools for the county OF Kipg william VIII
be In the town of West Point on MoSDAI
the 9th day OF August, 1885. for the purpose
of examining MI persons who may expect to
appiy for positions IS teachers In the pubiic
ghcols of said town. .,,,,, n,
The exs animation will begin promptly ~
10 O'Clock A. N. In the schooi-room over
Inc Town Hall. All persons heretofore no,n-
Ing professional or teachers certlncates
whe,hsr.iie same have expired or not, WIN
10 -sSdiIjred TO undergo the examination.
The time fixed upon by the Scnooi bossu
for Inc election Of teachers viii be on ins
10th day of August. 1856, at 10 a. NJ ~
the office Of the secretary. Tue ssls,'.s
agreed upon by the said Board to be pald 20
said teachers arc as follows: TO tue primer
nai i'm White school No. /. $50; 20 the
teacher in first Primary Grade go ;a1 10
70 the teacher In Third Pri mary Grade, s2o,
per month each: to principal IN Co,ored
School, $40, and 10 his assistant sZV' per
month sBch.
D' o'"'' " A. IS, RICHARDSON,
-qcFQfary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
Northeru Capital in the south


The Raleigh IN. o. Neps and %.
sevr9, in noticing the attention being
paid by northern papers to the induce.
ments the South offers as q field for the
investment OF capital, says:
.sThe North is evidently realizing
that the South is in o STATE Of develop
msnt needing money, and il proposes
to furnish the money, the expectations
Of handsome returns being almost GER
tain. II Is our part aud duty, there
fore, to see that these Greeks bearing
gifts whom we welcome shall not &c.
all that the land promises, but that
some proportion Of it may be retained
for ourselves and for our children.
We have . goodly heritage. aud while
working earnestly TO bring out oil its
possibilities let us take care to hold on
70 II. in order that it may DO trans
United Ia improved condition 70 those
who are TO come after us. While in.
yi,irg foreign capital in our midst, in
other words, let US not admit It in the
shape Of . Trojan horse 10 take from
US our CITADEL
We do not think there is much req
,en 10 fear that the northern capital
bat comes into ,h. South viii ever
|urn out to BE- . Trojan horse. The
bot Is thst most Of the enterprises that
,ass been started in the South by
,crthsSn capital have succeeded just in
'soportion - they have had southern |
o6psrsuon. Tho northern capitalist |
|ess sos stsy 10 ths South long before !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
Another Fruit.GrOueTs' Association.
For the Dispatch.l

Pursuant to call Of 4. II. Stratton,
ESQ.,, about thirty Of the most promi-
pent fruit-growers in the vicinity Of
Gordonsville met in Linden Hall on the
Cd of July for the purpose of organizing
@ fruit.growers' association. After an
enthusiastic speech by Mr.. Stratton IN
the interest Of fruit-growing. and upon
his stating the object of the meeting, an
organization Of the "piedmOnt Fruit
Growers Association " Was effected by
electing the following officers r. IL.
Stratton, president; r. n. Newman,
vice. president; Frank LovelOck, secre-
tary, and 7. +. MCLEOD, treasurer
with the following Board of Directors ::
c. V. Cadmus, T. B. Davis, Thomas s..
Jones, and ". j. Walker.
The Association met again on Friday
the 10th, when quite q number of new
members were added to the Associa-
ton and various questions of import
ance TO the fruit-grower were introduced
and discussed.
There are several hundred acres in
grapes around GordonsVille, and the
prospects for e fair crop Of this deli
cious fruit this season is very pro-
missing. The rot, as yet, has not dam-
sged the crop very seriously here. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

Mr.. TUCKER AND Mr.. GooDE.-
II seems TO be the unanimous opinion
Of congressman that Representative j..
Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia, the
chairman Of the House Judiciary Com
mi,tee. is the best man that can be
found for the office Of Solicitor-Gene-
,sl. The Virginians, and Tucker among
them, are leaving nothing uudone to
have Mr.. Goode renominated f; but II
that should turn out TO be impossible,
then Mr.. Tucker would undoubtedly
be the first choice of his colleagues,
and would receive the cordial support
of the whole party as represented in
the House. Mr.. Tucker would not be
q candidate for tho Office while there
remains q shadow of chance that Mr..
Goode may be renominated, but, that
confederation being removed, there is no
reason to believe that Mr.. Tucker
would not consent to become Solicitor
General Washington Post.
Let the Norfolk district elect GooDE
10 Congress and the President make
Mr.. TUCKER Solicitor General, and
General MALONE will gnash his teeth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
Whose Cnila was It:

JULY II, 1000.
To The Editor Of the Dispatch
Last Wednesday, during the heavy
fteshet on the North Anna river, at the
- Falls mills" opposite Yerdon, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, Mr..
II. Gates Mallory saw the body Of o
small white boy, seven or eight years
old, floating down the river. lie fol-
.or ed it some 200 or 800 yards until it
reached the falls, where it went dom
under the water IL the falls hole
ana hs saw 1t 10 more, as he could not
get around the " hole" Oh account OF
the high water. The body WAS seen, |
understand, at or near Anderson's mill
TIE day before. 1t must have come
from some point high up on the North
Anna or some Of its tributaries. |
have heard nothing of any Ono losing a
child alarg the road above. Whose
child was it: Whose child is missing !?
Possibly we may hear. The body has
not been recovered 50 far as heard.
HANOVER,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
MARRIAGES.

MADISON stage. Married, Wednes
day, July IA, 1855, in this CITY, ny k2y.
SON, of Orange county, TO LIZZIE FOX
stage. daughter OF the late John r. Stagg,
OF this city.
POWERS-CARY.-M on the eve.
Mug II July ., 1885 AZ 1920 Grove avenue,
by Rev. ". ). SuIPMAN. 81. HARRY l.
Pow FRS aud Miss ESTER I. CARY; al
OF Richmond.
STATON-POWERS. June 30,
1886 at eO4 west Nam street, 10y tue Rev
Father Tciruey, Dr. LEE W. STATION, o.
Warren. Albemarlc. 10 Miss MARY W.
POW H. rs, Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

TINTED STATES HOTEL.
ATLANTIC CITY - 10.
oueus JUNE 2BTH. The leading H...,.
ExceIlcu' cuisine. pucegb aggo.ut-.l...
Ejpctrio bells. Nre-esrqu'. 90.
b. il. BROWN. Proprietor
Az sted by Frank MacbOLai.
fp i-cCd39t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

Congressman Tucker has returned
from Richmond, to which city he went
as counsel for the State in the Delaney
coupon case. He is much gratiiied
With the verdict in that case, and, it Is
said. was willing to compromise on the
terms of that verdict without arguing
the CASE Washington letter-Ate1aa-
driG Gazette.
MIR. TUCKER is right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
fourseen Drowned.

10y tefesIHPH 20 IHv UIhIHICH.J
CHICAGO, July ia special from
Halifax says: Nineteen men of the
British war-ship Goshawk went ashore
at Port Royal, Jamaica, on the 9th,
and while there q storm arose. They
attempted to return to the ship in the
storm, and on nearing the vessel their
beat cspsized. Next morning three Of
the sailors were found on the bottom
Of the boat drifting toward Port Hen
derson, and two on one Of the royal
naval buoys in Port Royal harbor, to
which they had swan. The other four
teen were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

Colonel HENRY WATTERsoN, in
his letters from London, intimates that
Minister PHELPS is O lsrge-sized and
enthusiastic sneb." Has PHELPS
srubbed HENERY?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

tbIee-pefsCcn~ "oHS
six years to run.
when we begin to talk about money
II is always best to express our ideas in
figures mot Of speech, and in dealiog
with this matter I have been doing q
little staggering" With 300 the
Second Auditor buys $1,000 kid
dlen due forty-six years hence. Nov,
this 400 could have been lent at 8 per
cent. to farmer Of the State on the
very best security for the State. e., a
first mortgage on her own soil out OF
which the greater portion OF this very
money has been raised. The yearly
interest on the 800 thus invested
wonld nay the $50 interest on the
Al 900 Riddle" and at the end OF the
iorty-six years 10y investing the sur
plus interest) the 800 will have grown
to be "a 449--enough to extingulsh the
81 900 and leave "surpius" OF
a3. 449 for the extipguishment OF other
"RiddleB."
What we farmers of Virginia need
more than anything else and what NO
want for the improvement OF the coun-
tIy is money. We cannot work our
lands without it, and both labor and
fertilizers could BIO obtained at 20 per
cent. less than we now have to pay if
We only had the cash. The money
which goes TO buy the Riddle" Is
sent out Of the State, whereas, If lent
to the farmers it would be used to i'm
prove the very capital out Of which
our children forty-six years hence will
have to pay this debt.
In the Legislature tried to have
this surplus" applied to educating
our children, so that they would be
placed in better condition to meet
this debt a. it falls due /; and as mo-
thing tends to attract immigration more
than o first-class free-school system o.
education ] was satisfied that this was
the best investment that could be made
| Of ibis " surplus" But as the great
financiers of the Commonwealth would
not do this | think the next best dis
uosition that can be made of this "sur'
| plus " is to lend it to the farmers.
l. i. q matter Of wonder that the
bondholders should refuse to fund when
they hear Of our having surplus .
TO invest in our own paper that has
nearly fifty years to run and is only
bearing per cent, and that they should
continue TO believe that the reason why
we don't pay their bonds is more be
cause we acoRl than because WI
"cQnt"? ANOTHER MEMBER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
A Correction.

ROANOKE, VA, July II, 1886.
] noticed in late issue about 18th
instant, l think, Of your paper An arti-
Gle announcing date Of trial of case Of
]. II. Word, clerk Of Hastings Court
Of Roanoke, for ENLIGHTENMENT. Arti-
Gle shosld have read j. II. Ward.
Ours is only family here Of this name.
VIII you kindly correct to read Ward,
and oblige yours truly,
II. NJ. WORD?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
The state Debt-What Another MEM
Der Says.
To the Editor of the Dispatch :

To the Editor Of the Dispatch
Ny good friend the "Second AUDITOR
has sent me copy Of your paper con.
tanning his " tilt" with my other good
friend " A Member on the subject of
the wisdom ofinvesting our "surplus +"
in Riddles"
Although do not set myself up as
an expounder Of riddles, and know that
| run great risk of being pierced through
by the lances Of these quondam redoubt-
able champions Of REIMBURSEMENT who
now call themselves Democrats al
though tsotto roce) one of them {" did
vote for Keiftr," and the other was q
famous chsibb bon for j. 4. NJ. for
United States Senator when no was try
ipg 10 prove that he was . better Re-
pnblican than Malone, l cannot agree
with the Second Auditor or with the
in the Legislature tina! it is a
good financial scheme to buy up our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

"A Republican paper points out an
other difference between tho defeat Of
GLADSTONE and the defeat OF BLAINE.
IL says GLADSTONE is beaten, Blu.
that gives no assurance that the ma
jority is happy The unkindest cut
~ Ill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

Nothing but water for us, cry the
Republicans in seeming ecstacy Of
virtue" Well, the popular impression
is that they got water-cold water, and
plenty Of tin the last presidential
election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

"a.
await the rheumatic sufferer who resorts
"a Hoxtetter's stomach. Bitters. That tnis
benisnant cordial and dspnrenht, Is a iai
more reliable remedy than coicnicun a ~.
other poisons used to expel the rneuma.ic
yirus BON the blood Is fact that experI,,
epce has Satisfactorily demonstrated; ~
also enjoys the advantage OF oeins ..snns
thenI-perfectly safe. with many persons
a certain rredispositlon 10 rheumatism e s
ISIS which renders them liable 10 It's AT
lacks after exposure In wet weather W
currents or air changes OF tein ~
~ cold when The body Is hot. suoh persons
should take q wine-gass or two OF me BIT
iers as soon as possible after incnrring RISK
nom the above causes as this superb pro-
tectiye eflectually nullliies the hurIul ln-
nnence. For the functional derangements
which accompany rheumatism, such as
collie, spssms In the stomach. pslp'tan,1onn az, o.
The heart, i'm perfect Digestion, &C., the blt-
80, - also a M ost use lul remedy. IL IL only
necessary in obstinate cases TO use u wlth
consistency. Jy -V-iu'A"N"l"'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

"R. B. HAYES is reported to have
signifed his willingness to go to Con-
gress." But there are millions who are
willing that he should not so to Con-
cress,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

"The Presidents veto machine is laid
up for repairs. II was Overworked."
Oh, no il has had such brassy ma
terial to work OF that it has been sent
out 10 be sharpeued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
BRIEF COMMENT.

BENNY BUTLER is in danger Of be-
ing forgotten" Oh no. The American
public expect to have good deal more
fun out Of BENNY before be dies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.

This great health and pleasrro--'srr' g
now Open for The season.
The high standard ~ tho cuN'|f H.. %
fully maintained IN every respect
For terms and Information app'y I'D
n. l. EAkL'
10 Ann Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

IAN extradition treaty that will
brig back the wandering cashiers
might Gil loDg.ielt want" But what
would the Canadians do for swell So
ciety?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
New Book.

Pomegranate Seed. A Novel. BY the
Author Of" The Two Miss Jennings
&c. New York: HARPER & Bro
THEIRS. 1886. Price 20 cents in
paper.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
WOOD AND c0AL.

DEST C0ALS-SUMMER PRICES.
ID SUPERIOR AHrHRAClrE-brok
egg, stove. and chestnut sizes; GROW y
HILL sPLTNT COAL. said to be the best
mined: WEST VIRGINIA STEAM COAL
FOREST PINE WOOD-lOng. sawed. and
split. Purchasers invited, with the as
surance OF being Satisfactorily served.
=. +. LA1llROP IS CO,
Seventeenth street al Draw-Bridge.
f.~n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
Den FISTS.

DR. P. CALVIN JOHNSON, -
~ sos west Main street corner OF NuiS
Ssdlson). will make BEAUTIFUL AND
LIfE-LlKE SETS OF TEETH AZ Low AS
SO A SET. A good 1T guaranteed. OLD:
broken, and loose sets MADE Az GOOD ~
NEW. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN FOR FIFTY CENTS. ~ Sim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

J0gY c. GREEN SCHOOL OF

TOgN c. GREEN SCHOOL OF
q SCIENCE. COLLEGE or NEW JER-
sEY. PRINCETON. =. J.-Hegiiiar iouf-
wear courses. ss follows: l. Fox the desree
OF Bachelor " science genera ,ly,se'
go eiecttve ,Ourses I'm Chemistry, Biology,
Nathemstics, and Physics. II. FOR the e
gree OF civil Engineer, including. BESIDE
the usual professional studies, Applications
OF Flee, riciiy OF the Arts. POST sfAIu".e
les. Analytical and Applied Chemistry
and Assaying. Biology. Physics. ana As-
tronomy. Entrance examinations SEr.
TENBER IA and 10 1855. FOR speclal
courses and other Information apply 10 tIe
College Treasurer. Jy o-iu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

In our article Of Sunday on the price
of coupons we used the fraction l'5Oth
where we should have used the fraction
I.h00th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
Boon, SHOES, TRUNKS. sc.

r F0RSEY, THE PRACTI- yk&l
Os CAL BOOT AND SHoEMA- YEN
KER. 1871 Cary street. Richmond ~
Va. Fitting pecullar-shaped feet q spe-
clalty, Ifyou have any difficulty IN getting
q perfect ut owing to corns or Any other
ifIegularity OF tbs feet, give koR5EY a
iIisi aud he win gusrautes satisfaction,
Repairing neatly and promptly doae.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
GROCERIES, 40.

DEFINED GRADUATED SUGAR,
Ii 700 BARRELS,
HAVENEYEH & ELDERS BEST BRAND,
for sale by
DAVENPORT q MORRIS.
~ l0-I0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

I ATEST Styles LOWESrM
IPRICES. -MAHOGAEI.W WALNUT, m
CgtE3Y- ASH. and MAPLE CHAN-yEl
BER SUITS. A great variety OF PA RLOR
SUITS. CAL Mt our wareIoOms, Governor
street, and examine orr immense STOCK.
10 "a IN HARDWOOD q son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

bs learns 10 appreciate fully the value
Of southern brains, and IS q rule south
ern brains may be depended upon TO
ret tho benefit for our own people OF
"some proportion Of every dollar that
is invested here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
D,.>oGcrloas & PAIR, er>r..'-.
NOTICE OF Dissolution.

NV rrfroI cou.er, ~. r-r. ID. EALE. a.
GRhSBL KGER Is d,sso sea- a. parties
owing Ga q Irm VIII PEI .". To .l
ceipi OF C. u. r. reGr.rc az " .. tu
Tui9ln. " no are settlI4 gre iesa D.. .'e
fTm. NEAL. OBJ "-'.'. '-'--.' ''-''
J A. GEAsBTRGER su be .p1pi At O.
after at no. Ii46 PAS. trlas..
where he v .li bee glad &. s., a'- ~ -
the pubic generally. AGO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
EIfE, CEHEST, ttc.

Just arrived per schooner Alfred Keen
cargo fresh BUcilaud Lime. FOR sac 10"
from vessel: fresh cNrgoes ROSehdaie O.
rent. Calcined Plaster and Imported nott-
land Ceuents, Cattle mar atro,e' p.l. I;
Taths. savage Friedrich aud Cay and
White Sgnd on hand. "Anclor strand
WARMER MOORE,
Foot Seventeenth street. south Side 81 docS,
lump and Ground Plaster Sdnae eHo
Bank. - ="
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
ORKNEY SPRINGS, SuENAN.

~ DOAH COUNTY. NA.-the layest a. !
most fsehiouah'e resort in the noun ANS .
virginia; the Hotels and Cottages pa To
gulIy uainted aud papered Throughout
Latest clusetR with entire new sysi.H y
iraiuage; greatest variety OF iu'n.-.
waters Of any resort I'm the United Sil' d.
Rooms newly iutvaLsd, new La'i-.I.
tte-Sss, with woven wire-sprlnss n''-,
cold. and showrr-Datus table uueNf" .IHt
frSi-clasB liyo- ma connection N.'H OIL.
hotel; tuil braEs- and s'r'ng-uani. Desc. =
tive pauph cts can be obtained az iu. H.'
rre OK the Bclmold aud A.rslt.N
rad. 1908 rpst Main street.: Clet.rtf
ana OHIO Offices. a. ". CARRIERS. q. q. ''I-
iii Jr.'s. Third aud Main; Purce.. i.aii N
cos. CIV Gus & Minors.
HACAEELL HADnUA, Pt)pr.e.'r
y q ETNkE LhIaf ILs-k. ID. ---I-I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
sUH mym rsEsonrs.
AY RIDGE. "THE CONEY

DAY RIDGE, "THE CONgY
- ISLAND or THE SOUTH."-.ToI,
popular summer resort will b. open ~ 10
public on and after JUNE I'll, 1853. sylen.
aid surf-bathipg. Finest fishing On t5a
coast. Elegant acconmodstioD. TIE Ma.
rine Band largest and best 10 the c0lntr,1
plays every day and evening. Restaurant.
pavilion seating 1900 people open all "a
time. Crafty railroad 1000 feet ,84,
Sall-boais on bay, lake, and river lana
and small row aud FISH inR- boats 20 3. 90 ~
nominal price always ready. over fve
miles OF waterfront Hotel and al hnIf.
ipgs fity feet above bign water Opsra.
iopse open afternoon and evening ko-.
trio lights all over the grounds. E.n,.
horses, riding-hOnsos pony and y13'ell.
riages swings, bOwiing-alley, riic-et''a-y
and thousands o. am nsoments for tle ..l.
dren. Highest observatory Ia zoo s.af-
largest collection II animals IN iAe -II.t.
covered pier coo feet out in the BAY. -ra.
rial excursion ratcB fOT cnurchCs ral.ay
schools. srd societies Other by 10. .. I'd
the new and elegant steamer " BAY Y 'yr'
For dates anil charter Apply lmarii.s 81
20 the BA 1-M DNf CpHFN Any.
1873 west Baltimore street, Iaiii unr'.
my Of TEtNgI3l OF AEne .r 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
lsOifSssON

l. NJ. CONNER,
tt ATTORNEY Ar Lam,
1901 MAN srREEt &lci h"No. ".
Gains Collected. Tlt.ss . zeal Estate
Esnu inedi and all otaef 90 D''iI'Ss A.
'eHN'~ le l-Sms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20

MOONLIGHT EX G L r S o n,
vi THURSDAY, 22D INSTANr.-rhe
Young ladies' OF Trinity church viii give q
MOONLIGHT EXCLUSION 10 DCICll
ZAP on steamer ARIEL THURSDAY, I'D i'll
slant. for the benefit OF their mission
school Cedar.Street SCHOOL,. Boat wid
leave A. 1890 L. ~: returning ~ 1880 /.
NJ. Good music. Refreshments. etc. IicFetS
80 cents: children p cents for sale a. the
boat and BIZ members Jf the school.
jyIG-F, Tu&Fh3t*
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
C,EASONABLE GOODS.

ROsS's IMPORTED GINGER ALE and
RASPBERRY VINEGAR, LGME-JUICE,
FI.AVURING sYRUP5 Of all kinds al
je2S MCCARTHY & HAYNES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
CUNDAY EXCURSION.
5-VVr7IIFSOAY MOONLIGUT TO

TUESDAY MOONLIGHT TO
L DUTCH GAP.-Go with the Fourth
Presby terian church on their MOON Ll6hE
EXCURSION to DUTCH GAP by steamer
Ariel TUESDAY. July 2Oth. Leave NJ =, 80
y N. sharD: return at 1890 L. NJ. Band OF
music. good moon. refreshments, sc. Tick
cts. soc, children. csc. Tickets for sale AZ
Vest johnston & Co.'S, OIL east Main
street; b. S. HoTard. Ninth aud broau
William Walker 90S west Main street. and
at the boat. iy TIL. So, SuNIu6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
,,,,e,y,rusy. CARPETS. s9rvss, &c

FtEF9 10 ~S''| u l''' " - =
DEMEMBER, THIS Is TuEm
III TIME TO Buy FCRNiTi RE l3sAs
Until September Is We offer great In -
duccmeuts To buyers. This iA'i huhNI-
TIJKE win ceriaInly advance In price. as
the manufacturers have issued circulars
advancing Tie price already. You vii save
money py buying now. We have IN s.ore
very large aud var.sd stock.
). W LAKEWOOD & son,
iy1O-6t Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-20
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
III No, 9 FAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

.TouH II. PowBLL, Principal.
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The Base Ball Field.

THE NATIONALS AND THE BOSTON UNIONS
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES YESTERDAY.
The Nationals have failed as yet to score a
victory, but there is no need of feeling discour-
aged. Everybody knows that the material is
there, and if properly handled there will be a
marked improvement by the time the cham
pionship season begins. This afternoon the
home team will play with the Boston Unions.
ana as That club has shown itself to be good
one an interesting game is expected.
Inc Boston league team defeated the Balti-
mores yesterday by a score of toe
At Philadelphia the league club won a game
from the Athletics, II to 8; at Savannah the
ChlcaSos beat the home team, II to g. and at
ST. Louis the Browns beat the MarOons by q
score OF to 2.