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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03
Steamboat Burned.

MEMPHIS. July 2.-The Anchor Line
steamer Capital City, while living at the ele-
yator, was totally destroyed by fire this
morning. The elevator took fire, and was
totally consumed.
About . O'Clock the fire broke out near
the boiler head of the steamer Capital City,
and in few moments the whole boat was
yyrauped in flames, the officers, crew, and
passengers barely escaping with their lives,
leaving their clothing and everything be-
hind.
A strong westerly gale was blowing al
the time, and before the tire-enSines and
tugs could reach the scene the elevator was
on fire, and the gale drove the flames
through the building, where was stored
thousands OF barrels OF oil, baggng, and
other infiammable articles, which caused
such terrific heat as to speedily drive back
the firemen, but not until one, named Con.
nor, had been dangerously burned.
AS soon as the fire was discovered Cap
tain Crane ordered the boat to be cut loose
In order to save the elevator, but the gale
held the boat hard against it until pulled OH
by the tug, when it tloated down hundred
yards among some trading and wood boats,
and burned to the boiler deck after setting
those boats on fire. The elevator soon
burned to the waters edge, ana, VIII
LARGE amount OF valuable merchandise, is i
total loss.
There are numerous coniecturcs rs to the
number OF lives lost, but up to this writing
only one BODY has been found, which lies
ON deck OF the Capital City, only the trunk
being left, and this not identified. One pas
sencer was severely burned in trying to
save his baggage. Captain Crane thinks the
fire is the work of an incendiary. The total
loss will exceed 100000. The greater nor.
tion falls on the Anchor Line Company, oil
st. Louis. As the books and papers OF the
boat and elevator are lost, it is impossible to
obtain reliable list Of either losses or in
surance.
MEMPHIS, July 2.-The body found on
the steamer Capital City this morning has
been identified as that OF Thomas Ewing,
Of Colfax, Ind. by his aged wife. Deceased
was returning home from the South. Mr..
Robinson, of Longwood, Miss, was also
severely burned. All the crew are safe.
[Secnnd UiSpatch.]
MEMPHIS, July 2.-Another body, sup
posed to be that OF some deck passenger
for st. Louis from Point Lookout. was found
in the wreck OF the Capital City this after
noon with leg and arm burned OH. Inc
body was burned to crisp. Twenty bags
of Government mail were destroyed, and
the remainder more or less damaged. The
boat had on &c bales OF cotton and 200 sacks
of cotton-secd, and lot OF miscellaneous
freight for st. Louis-all OF which is lost.
There was in the elevator 1000 pieces OF
bagging; 1000 barrels OF oil 1000 barrels
of meat; 400 barrels OF flour; 200 bales OF
hay, and large amount OF miscellaneous
freight, little of which is covered by in
surance. The estimate of the loss by fire
is $3.50, 900.
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OVER THE WIRES
COMES THE NEWS FROM ALI PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

NJ
FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS BEFORE THE
POTTER coMMITTEE-DRowNIN OF a
TELEG RAPHER or PORTLAND. MEAN
ONO DEFAULTER ARRESTED AT HAnfIL-
TON. ONT-RuMORED INDIAN ATTACK
ON CANYON CITY-MONMoUTH PARK
RACEs-EXPLOsIONO OF NITRo-GLYCER1NE
AT PREAKSESs, n. J-PENNSYLVAN1h
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR EN- ROUTE FOR EU-
RoPE-POTTER SUE AT WORK
IN NEW oRLEkNs-RETIREAIE OF ARMY
OFFICERS ny TIE PREsIDENT-THE PRE-
sIDENT IN uARRISBURG-ROBBE OF
PHILADELPHIA BRoKERS-COLoRED LA
BORERS FOR TIE BRAZILIAN RAILROAD
THE COAL TRADE-WORK OF THE EU-
ROPEAN CoNGRESs-sTATUS OF GREECE's
BORDER PROVINCES.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

1IESDA1i JNis 1CI 9.
imerLcGn L;nid.--l0Ok bio.
asked: Virginia consolS, new, 81. bid: Virginia
deferred. bid: Virginia Interest cert icateS. bd
Virginia tax receivable coupons, rs bid, 1875 asked.
city Securities.-Richmond city SIS. J md d.,
ll5 bid: Richmond city Gs. j. and j., 100. bio.
l0l asked: Lynchburs city 6's j. and D., 95a bid;
Railroad BDndS.-Chesapcake aud Ohio Railroad
G's, gold, NJ and N, 90 bid; Virginia Central Rail-
road first mortgage G'S, j. and D., lO6 bid: fir-
ginia Central Railroad third mortgage 81. D. ana D.,
II bid; Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage
S.. j. and j.. 100 bid; Virginia Central Railroad
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's, }. and
D., 93 bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third
mortgage SIS, j. and j.. 99n bid; SOuthside Railroad
first mortgage preferred as, j. aad D.. 1O2 bid
Southsfe Railroad second mortgage preferred 6'S
J. and j., rs bid Soulhside Railroad third morgag
burg Railroad second mortgage IS, J. and j.. 90
bid, g5 asked; Petersburg Raiir0nd first mortgage
SIS, j. and j., S94 bid, 100 asked; Atlantic. Misss-
sippi and Ohio certificate, S7E bid; Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage IS, A. and o.,
l03 bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad mortgage S'S, J. and D., 100 bid: Rich
mOnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage rs j. and D., 81 bid; Richmond and DanVille
Railroad consolidated 6's NJ and ~, II bid: Pied
mont Railroad first mortgage S's A. and o., 81 bd
Candt Bonds:-!ames River and hanawha Canal
first mortgage Co. VI. and N. so asked.
Raiiroad Stocks. - Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed
100 par so bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 1OO
par, 90 bid.
Iasurauce Conlpanies.- Virginia Fire and Ma
rinc, rs par. 40 asked; Virginia Stale, % par,
27 bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 asked; Mcr-
chants and Mechanics 100 par. So asked; CITY,
100 par. 81 bid; Granite, 100 par, 70 bid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

The Right Rev. Thomas y. Dudley. D..
D.. assistant bishop OF the Diocese OF Ken
lucky. and the Right Rev. George Peter
kin, d. D., bishop OF the Diocese OF West
Virginia. are both at present visiting in
Baltimore. This evening they will deliver
addresses in the Church OF the Messiah in
behalf OF the work of Bishop G. o. Penick
i'll Africa. The object OF the meeting is the
establishment Of scholarships in Bishop
Penick's new school at Cape Mount. The
diocese of this African bishop stretches over
four hundred miles OF coast and far into the
interior. The African Special Aid Associa-
ton originated with the ladies OF the Mes
siah church, its sole aim being the further
ance Of Bishop Penck's mission. Both
were associated with Bishop Penick in the
Confederate army rs soldiers, were all at the
Theological Seminary at Alexandria to-
getber, and all had churches at the same
time in this city.-BaLtimore Sun, I'd.
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The Indian Troubles.

" San FRANCISCO, July 2.-Great excitement
prevails in the neighborhood OF Heppner,
Umadilla county, relative to the Indian
troubles. News has been received that the
Indians have attacked Canyon City, but no
particulars given. Parties have commenced
moving away their families to places Of
safety. The Umadilla Indians have put
their women and children on the reserya-
tons and joined Tie hostiles. Everybody
is expecting general uprising and pro-
lonpad war
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

EX-SENATOR FENToN's SILVER VIEWS
The jamestown Journal undertakes to set
forth ex-senator Fenton's views on the sill
yer question. 1t says: "Mr. Fentop is a
Qualified bi-metalist-that is, he favors the
two metals upon proper ratio OF value be-
ing established and accepted by the princl-
pal governments Of Europe. In other
words, he is for the double standard upon
the basis of equal value, and such co6pera-
ton as justifes one international standing
for the two metals
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The Potter subcommittee ia New
Orleans.

orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-Thc Potter sub
committee took the testimony OF John De-
yonshire, clerk Of the United States District
Court, who produced three sealed envc-
lopes, which, he said, contained the certlti-
Gates OF the electors, which are signed in
triplicate-the law requiring one set to be
filed in the office OF the District Court, one
to be forwarded by mail, and one by mes
senger to the president Of the Senate.
These had been placed in the safe and
never before taken out since deposited there.
The committee required witness to open
the envelopes. They contained-tirst, the
first set OF papers sent to Washington by
the Republican electors; second, those sent
by the Conservative electors; third, those
sent by Republicans in place OF the first,
which were found defective in this, that the
certificates were for President and Vice
President together instead of for each. 1t
is claimed by Democrats that the signatures
to the last set returned by the Republicans
are not genuine. The committee took
charge Of the documents.
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WASHINGTON Items.

The State Department is advised that the
Spanish Government has terminated the
suspensions placed on various Spanish Jour-
nails during the Cuban war.
A special War-Department order, issued
to-day by direction OF the President, places
on the retired list Colonel Thomas G.
Pitcher, OF the First infantry, together with
seven captains, twenty first leutenants,
three second lieutenants, and one assistant
surgeon-all OF whom are incapacitated in
the line OF duty,
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Robbery of Bonds.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-This afternoon
two men entered the Office of Grant & Auls,
brokers, 80 south Third street, and while
one drew the attention OF the clerk to quo
tations of stocks, the other seized pack
age containing twelve one-thousand-dollar
bonds and made of. The robbery was not
discovered until both had escaped.
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American knights Templar En- Route
for Europe.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Allcghany Com
mandery OF knights Templar, OF Allegheny
City, Penn, escorted by several delegations
OF Sir Knights, arrived here to-day en route
for Europe. The brethren are being enter
tanned at the Masonic Temple this evening.
Tomorrow they will be escorted to the
steamship Russia, on which they sail.
They will visit England, Ireland. Scotland,
Switzerland, and the Paris Exposition. Re
ceptions have been rendered the pilgrims
in many foreign cities. 1t is expected that
Mary Commandery, OF Philadelphia, will
Join the Allegheny by the next steamer and
accompany them on their pilgrimage.
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RAILROAD TroubIes.

TSpeCial telegram 10 The UlspaiehI
HAWKS NEST, w. VA, July 2.-The loco
motive on the narrow-gauge railroad run
ming from this place 10 Gauley-Mountnin
mines, operated By Beury & Williams, was
found this afternoon overturned in Mill
creek, some fifteen feet below the track. and
considerably broken. Engineer Z. j. Hale
cannot he found. When aat seen he was
gong down the road for 4 train of empty
coal-cars.
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CAROLINE COUNTY.

DDWLINE tFREEN, Jul! 7, 1910.
Editors Dispatch Give us al the
news you can OF the movements OF
the "greenback lunatics," for il ever
people were mad these are. They are
building superb structure, with no
foundation. The Necklcnburs platform is
.iarcical and nonsensical, and it is to be
shoped that the people OF the other counties
sof the State are not so green as TO follow
Swhere they would lead-to inevitable dis
appointment and ruin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03

AN OLp CITIZEN GONE Prospect Depot.
Fd.. June 29.--0ne OF our best and most
popular citizens has Just breatbed his last.
Old Uncle Joel Elan IS no more; he was
truly an old Virginia gentleman (over eigh-
ty years), and lived revered and died re-
GREETED. He had been a number OF years n
bright and shining light in the Methodist
Church. Peace to his ashes. -dn,icas, i's
LYachbarq Ne,Es.
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SALES HEpOETED TO SECRETAKY.

WHEAT 1THite, d bushels very good now nj
:1,05. Red. LA bushels very good tew tultZ III
81 .Q5 Is bushels good tlliIz 1T - So BUSH
els new FultZ on private terms: 40 bushels very
good new FulrZ ut : l.o5-total. SS2 bushels.
CORN.-1F White. 81 bushels ycrS good 1T Guc.
OATS-6i bushels very good winter at Soc. ~
bushels good spring Oh private tcr'n&-'otaI' 33S
bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03
Drowned.

PORTLAND, MAINE, July flames L..
Bedlew, superintendent OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company's Office here,
was drowned at Point Point to-day while
attempting to rescue his daughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03
FRIEDRICHsHALL BITTER WATER.
FR1EDRIcHsHALL
BITTER WATER,
TIE ONLY PURE AND RELIABLE,

owes its great reputation to the happy proportions
Of its ingredients which have constituted 1t III uu
approachablc and Indispensable remedy for consti-
patton, Indigestion, Distractions, Piles. Chronic
Disorders of the Stomach, Liver, ana Bowels. Gout
Plethora and Rush OF Flood to the Head, Hypo-
ehondra, Melancholy, Lassitudc, Impuri;y of the
Blood and Skin, Eruptions, or Blotches.
Sir HENRY THOMPSON and Baron von LIEElG
certify to its incontcstiole merits.
DOSE: One or two wne-s glasses full every morn
Ing. Particularly appropriate for the spring of the
year.
Sold everywhere and by the AGENTS
BOUCHE Fills ( CO..
No. 81 Beaver street, New York.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
my 27-M.W&F2m
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JEGETINE CURED HER.
DORCHESTER, MASS, June IL.

DIT. OEtUGNS: - :. -
Dear Sir-I feel II my duty to say one word i'll ro-
gard to the great benefit have received from the
Use of one OF the wonders OF the world lt Is
yoIr VECETiNE have been one OF the greatest suf-
ferers for the last eight that could be living
do sincerely thank my Sod and your FEGETIN
for the relief l have got The Rheumatism has
paped me to such an extent that my feet broke out
In sores For the last three years have not been
able TO walk. Now can walk and sleep, ana 90 m
work as well as ever did, and must say owe II all
10 your blood. puriler-NEG ET1EE.
~ W." MARGERY WELLS.
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y edmond AND DANNILLr RAIL-
~ ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKEEG EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 23,lS7s.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKEHG EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 3,ls7s.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. lilo T.. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives Il:
crIin's 7:1s T. NJ. DapvI!Ie
+. VI, Salisbury 1855 L. 81,
and Charlotte las 4. =.
No. 2-3:J0 A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arrives at
Salisbury 4:j3 a. d.. Green's
s s25s A. o'S 81. s surl ni1 ii Gao
and Richmond 3:l7 PM.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-ll:l5 +. W.. leaves Richmoud: arrives at
Burxeyille 2:I4 \. NJ. Dan
Vile 7:23 4. H., Greensboro
9:l5 \. 81. Salisbury l:0l 4.
NJ. and Charlotte 1910 L. NJ.
No. 4-4:1J L. NJ. leaves Chailytte: arrives 10
Salisbury 5:i7 r. NJ. Grcess-
1881 =. NJ, Burkcville 2:2S \.
NJ. and Richmond \ III.
Trains Nos. l and . viii make close competition
III Richmond with the Richmond, Frcdcrics--
burg and Potomac railroad TO and from Ill POINTS
North and East: ut Burkevile with tile Atla-
tie. Mississippi und Ohio railroad to aud from Farm
vile. Lyncnburg. and all southwestern points ut
Suthcrlin's with the Milton and Snthcrlin Narrow
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. g.; ut Dundee with
the Virginia Midland railroad: 1T Greensboro win
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad for Salem
and intermediate points: at AIRLINE junction with
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE.
Trains Nos. ) and will connect n: Richmond g0-
lflS Norm INi ~OiLu VIII lHS rit'f-
ricksbure and Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North and West and with the Chess
pcake and Ohio railroad for ali points West; AZ
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad to and
from Washington and all points North aud West;
1T Greensboro with North Carolina railroad Tor
Raleigh, Go!dsboro', AMI intermediate points
at Salisbury with the Western North Carolina
railroad ut Charlotte with the Charlotte. Colnin-
bin aud Augusta raiirOad 10 aId from all points
Sorth and South. These trains rum 1al'y on the
Richmond aud Danvile railroad, ami connect rs
above, except going north on sHmIay morning ai.n
going south Monday morning. Trains making tlii5
connection run daily on Richmond. Fftlcf'cAs-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake AMI ONO RAT
roads except Sunday.
Trains OH the NV. " &. rar0a! ran between
Greensboro and Salem daily except Snmhay.
Pullman palace dtawing-io0u ana >lccpins-caTs
run Oh trains Nos. i ana = between New York
and Atlanta riH Richmond. nnl on Nos. 5 and 4
between Richmond and Charlotte. and between
Washington, Danyilic, Charlotte, and Augusta.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
local tickets good only fDr intoNs passage
between the points named on the tickets. SO lay
owe, checks Will hc given. l
r. ". T.. ThLCpTT,
General Superintendent
JoH2 r. MACMunDC, General Passenger Agent
IT,
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Movements OF Federal Officials.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 2.-The Presi-
dent, Secretary Sherman, and Attorney
General Deyens arrived here this evening,
and were met at The depot by Governor
Hartranft and driven to the Executive man.
sion.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, July =. 1878.
The breaks To-day comprised 1J9 hogsneads
and - ticrccs. The offerings at auction on
Chaugc were % packages "f which number %
were taken In. and the remainder sold 1T prices
ranging from ~ 10 $3.50.
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
LugS-C Common to medium, si.50@ 20; mcdirm
to good S3@SI. ~
Leni-Cnnmon. S4EGS5: medium, ?JGEG: good,
:S@$l0; fine, $l1GSl4.
BRIGHT.
Lygs-Common colory. &3H.:4.
FIHers-Common.. siM:J; medium >3G*7;
good &7ms10: fine. S1Q@Sl*. .o
siI good, $1Op5l3; line, sl3&tSl8; fancy SIS
MS22. ~ .,oo.1 or,,, .1e
ages: good, S30@$45; fine, S60@S7e; Iancy'
SllGs0l.
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| here to-day on the charge Of bringing stolen
goods into the country. He Is charged with
embezzling over $4,000, half OF which he
brought here, and deposited in local banks.
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The post-otflce at Johnson's Creek, Pat
rick county, Va, is reestabiished, with Mrs.
n. L. Smith as postmaster.
John B. Cough and wife will sail for
England in few days to be absent two
years.
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NEW DARK
By telegraph.


NEW YORK. July 2.-Co.ton quiet; sales, So
bales: middiuG upands. IL f-ioc.: Orteams :;
II OIL &C. Flour shade stronger win lar oeihaho
for export and local use; southern I!tlie i,1lc
good TO choice. S5.s5@$7.2j. Wheat l@2c. pei.
ter with active demand Tor export at an advance
ungraded spring, 96c @S1.O2. Corn shaae ssfogser
and moderately active: ungraded, 4oGtiS&c. Oats
quiet and without decided Shahse ni,b ,no%e
rate trade. Rosin dull ut Sl.4 3Gs5.2u: !u[pe. ,
tine steady ut zoe. Pork dun and lower mes
$40 l2lSGlSl O.50. Beef dull and UNCHANGED, MIC
dies quiet and fair: western long clear 2'c' ~!
6ac Larl dull prime steam. a7.lOeLsI.1o. '" hi7-
kew steady at Sl07k. Fre'ghts quiet
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 2.-Flonr dull, weak, ana uil-
changed. Southern wheat ilrmer and higher; west
crn active aud higher; southern red, 1ar 10 prime,
red, On spot sio8k; July, sI.oIk: August, 81.
flrm and higher. Oats fairly active and easier !;
soufheru 32c.; western white, 33@35c.; western
mixed 92@33c. Rye nominal. Hay hrm anu nn-
changed. Provisions strong and unchanged. Bnt-
kew flrm mt 81. 90. Sugar firm and active al ~ %
9xc. Frelghts unchanged. ooo
>Reeents: Flour, 100 barrels; wheal, 29,ouu
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels; oats. 3,2O0 BUSH
els. Shipments: Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corh'
i@o'ooo o's''''' CINCINNATI.
C1scIsSATI, July 2.-Four dull and shade
lower; family, 81 25@f5.5O, Wheat IN good de.
mand at full prices new. 75G Soc. Corn steaoy
and firm ut 4OM4lc. Oats quel az 26g2se hSe
quiet bus firm ut 56@5sc. Pork sas1ep az
BuIs-meats inactive: shoulders, $685. 2h; clear
Rib, S5.60@s5.65: clear sides, So.to. p NNc
easier but not quotably lower; shoulders. oAc.
clear rib exc. clear Sides sx zc. sfskey steaay a.
sI.Os. sugar Stronger hsrts, es@lo1c'' .
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i'c 16-cod6m

SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOUR-SaiEne
~ ISTS.-Thc LA kE SUPERIOR sss 80
TRANSIT COMPANY IS running ten splendid
PASSENGER STEAMERS between Buffalo aud
Duluth and intermediate ports. Five sailnss weekly.
For full Information apply to
EFT. EVANS. General Manager.
nv -cod3m Buffalo, u. y.
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Ely Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Gold opened at lo0N. =,
2M2M per cent. Gold, 1909 EXchange-LoEg,
4S54: short, 4S7a State bonds quiet. Govern
MEETS steady.
Eremimg.--AIoney easy at 1929 per cent. Gold
steady ut 1909. Governments iirmer: ne" 3'S.
107. States qnct ana steady. Exchange steady at
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ,,rESrEAkEl
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING NAY p. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
SOC T.. ". Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects at
West Point with steamer Havana Tor
all points on York river and Balt-
more. Arrives in Baltimore at . 4.
M.connccts with ri!l-iiueS for Wash
ingtGll. Philadelphia. New York, Dos
ton. and all western points. Connects
al RichmoEd with trains "a RicniIono
and Petersburg aud Chesapeake ana
Onto railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 4. 81. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NESDaT. and FRIDAY: and
500 A.. VI TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
TRRDAY. Connects with steamers
at West Point for river landings, BAL
timore. and all western points. Gem
meets III Richmond With trains on Rich.
,nond aud Dmvi!!e rliiroad.Richmond
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake anu
OHIO railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
3:0oP. 81. Leaves Eichniond daily !eSeSW bun"
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives 1t Rlcamond TUESDAY;
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,. Con.
meets with trains On Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake aud Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
M iajSsI wv wEEDNGsDAY' and FRI
traiuS from Phliade!phta, New YORK,
and western points. and ut West ioins
witt, trains for Richmond and Inc
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.ns p. IL. ARRIVES AT islchmeud MONDAY, WE'D.
" NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
p. NJ. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY. Connects with steamer AZ
West Point from Baltimore. Con-
meets with Richmond and Danyile,
Richmond and Petersburg, and ChesGs-
ptake ard Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives at Richmond daily except sun.
day. Connects with Richmond and
Petersburg and Chesapeake aud Oake
railroads.
S,transfer OF freight at Richmond to or from
sonlhern polnts Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point. ,u.. ,,...
guaranteed. .a, xs,s.
issued 10 all northern and westerns points.
Through tickets sold 10 all northern, eastern, anu
western points, and baggage eheskea tnsoasa. ~
For tickets apply at General RAtlsoad atckss VI
Gee, s26 Main street; ut the ExchanEe hosSiI ~
coinpany's depot, corner Twrnsy-.aiFd sna DocA
atreets Richmond, Va. -
OF ma "a ii. 4. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-03
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. July z .--Virgina G's, deferred. a.
Virginia consolidated. ~: second series. 2S past
due coupons, 7S? North Carolina skies. old, 10
new, s special tax, 81 Bid To-day.