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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-22

The Clarke Courier mentions that
C.lU l. yce has purchased Nr 500 a
bell Grue'ly tie property Of Lori Fairfax
aud oue hundred and thirty years old. and p'n-
poses Co llace it upon the engine Fairfax.
Of tle s y. Il. r. The proceeds Of The sale
81 o. Meade Memorial Church a, Waite Post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-22

Sale Of Iarper's Ferry property next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-22

Train G53 daily Train G3l Tuesdays, Thurs
days and SATURDAYS. All other trains daily ex-
cept Sunday.
November %, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-22

aceJe>sen's Mlrylaad. &. visiting his friend
U.y. y iNghley, 40 tais place.
, 1880-07-04

Bradlaue}, to affirm, has given great sa1ls' I,ls
faction to the supporters Of the Government
The next critical division will be,on Monday,
on the Irish Observation-Disclosures
bill
stACKoSoc11E, THE ElTEAL1sr'
. It is said the Bishopof London has n0tl1eG
the Rev. Alexander Mackonocille, OF 81. A.
bans' Church, Holborll, that he has deter
mined to enforce the sentence OF seQuestra-
ton against him.
TIE IRISH PEACE PRESERVATION ACT.
In consequence of the recent murders ana
outrages In ireland. there seems to De some
talk of a renewal Of the Peace Preservation
STATUE UNVEILED.
Lord Shaftesbury to-day unveiled the
statue on the Thames embankmentotk kopert r.
Raikes, the originator OF Sunday-scllools IN
England 100 Years ago. DR.. Vincent was
presented on behalf Of the Sunday-schooIs OF
the United States. DR.. Murphy, all Anerl-
can, read q portion of Scripture, and DR..
Todd, all American, offered prayer.
REJECTED.
The Government opposed Synan's motion,
which was rejected by a vote Of Isl to So.
, 1880-07-04
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

BtE!tVS. q 1sE-ss p C1'.111 % =
Rio DE JASE1Ro; July s-The latest intel
}igcnce to-day from Buenos Ayres is that
peace has been concluded, Bnenos Ayres
having submitted to the National authorities.
THE SITUATION By MAIL ADv1cEs.
LISBON, July 3:1,A letter from Buenos
Ayrcs dated June describes the situation
there as follows: The national forces outside
OF the city are estimated at from 4,O0O to
5000, and the PROVINCIAL troops at At
men are employed III the streets constructing
trenches and barricades. The Governors Of
ull the Provinces. except CorrienteS, side
with the National Government Troops arc
coming from Rosario by every steamer. The
national troops have seized Flores, and are
cllIcayoring to draw Gordon around the
city. La Tore has returned from Brazil,
and is preparing to raise revolution i'll Ball
da Oriental.
, 1880-07-04

TH1tVN -NH0HxtHf
It is rather surprising to lind that some Of the
Japanese are Indicted to tho eating Of earth.
DR.. Love has lately published aa analysis Of u
cl4y which Is cuten to II considerable extent by
the Amos; 1t occurs in bed screrul feet thick
i'll the valley Of TstctnnH Eat Earth Valley,
OH the north coast OF Yesso. It Is light gray in
ct,lor and Of fine structure. The people mix
with the clny fragments Of the leaf ct Sumo plant
for the aromatic principle it contains. They eat
the eMrth bccause they think it contains some
sitv with them They have meat In abundance
and vegetable food. The cluy is eate1 in the
form OF Il soup. Several pouEds urc btIlod with
ward strained. The Ainos pronounce Hop App
very palat4blp. ,.
, 1880-07-04
WILL SERVE THREE YEARS.
Snscidf Disuofch to The GhieudQ 1f{bunE.

CLINTON, ILL.,, July 3.-Henry j. Orrell, the
notorious desperate OF Wapello, who was
captured three weeks ago at San Jose, Cal,
by Sheriff Needman and Marshal Henson,
arrived here to-day and was lodged in jail,
where he will remain till Monday, when he
will be taken to Joliet to serve a three-years'
sentence for stealing and being the leader Of
a gang Of thieves. He broke Jail last winter,
and has been at large SINCE
, 1880-07-04

Spfet11 D3bdtEA 10 IAE Eh1ea9o 1T9buNE-
Sioux ClrY, H., July 3.-Lieut- Thompson,
of the Canadian Mounted Police, in this city,
diEsct from Fort Walsh, 3. A., says that he
lately visited Sitting-Bull's camp. Sitting
Bull says he is growing old and does not
want to leave his present location. His fol-
lowers were short Of feed this spring, and
several hundred Of their ponies died, but the
buffalo have gone north now and they are all
right. Lieut.. Thompson says the Sioux who
come from Sitting-Bulps camp across the
, 1880-07-04

!: RETURNED TO Ills OLD OCCUPATION.
. ROME, July 3.-The brigantl Chief, Casino
Girordamo, who in 1861 was the terror OF
the Bevento district, in Italy, and who vol.
unfairly enigrated to America, has returned
to his old haunts and occupation.
DEAD.
Engineer C}liariui who organized the ex-
peditioN into Central Africa, is dead.
A DENTAf-
The Hulie denies that vessels have been
ordered to cruise with the English anti
French squadrons In the Leyant.
, 1880-07-04
IRELAND.

DUBLIN; July 3.3The following American
ritle1nen have agreed to act with Frank Hyde
in the match at Wimbledon: Brown, Clark,
Dudley, F;rrow,' Gersh, Jackson, Laird
Rockwell, and Scott; also Burnside, If lie ar
rlycs in time.
In the competition for the ''All Ireland
Challenge Shield" began to-day at As, the
American team consists of Brown, Jackson,
Scott, and Laird.
OF the two 1risl, teams, one consists OF
Fenton, Rigby, Warren, and Miner, and the
other Of Joynt, Coghlan, Johnson, and Muir
phy. j.:
The weather is stormy, with rain.
The total, scores at 1000 yards range for
twenty shots are rs follows:
, 1880-07-04
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.

Special U3pdtch to The Eh1td00 171b1Ht~
OMAuA, Neb., July Sat q dance at Mil
Lard Station, on the Union Pacific, about
midnight last night, two young men named
F. Mitchell and James Lyon became involved
i'll quarrel, the latter being more or less in
toxicated. Lyon finally obtained and flour
islled revolver, threatening to shoot Mitch
ell, who pulled his own revolver and fired,
hitting Lyon in the breast and bringing him
to the floor, when he fired again, the second
this morning. Mitchell, who ut once gave
himself up, was brought into Omaha and
put in jail. He claims self-defense, and
seems to be overwhelmed with grief at the
result.
, 1880-07-04
THE CONVENTION SIGNED
Crusst,f T1f,Tf

#" Special Cable.
PARIS, July 3.-The members of the Mo-
rocco Conference, in full uniform, h1et
in the palace !: Of Seior Canovas
del. Castillo, the Prime. Minister, to
sign the eighteen articles OF the
Madrid Convention: and the memorandum
collectively addressed by the Powers to the
Sultan. III letter to Sida Aioha1ned. the
Sultan seems fayorably disposed to the grant
minions.
FOREIGNERS TO he PROTECTED.
TO the 1Vtstern Assoctattf Press.
MADRID, July 3.-All the Plenipotentiarles
have signed the convention relative to the
protection of foreigners in Morocco.
, 1880-07-04

You say you urc perfectly destitute, but I
don't know whether it is so or not.''
Nendicunt-'' Here arc my receipts showing I
have just paid the State, county, and city tuxes
on all my reai estate. You, who have no prup-
crty to pAy taxes on can afford tt, be charitable.
The pom property owner wecps and bestuWs
half dollar Oh the unfortunate nGbU5.
, 1880-07-04
IN THEIR PROPER PLACE.
Sptciol Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, July 3.-Sherif Col
dren, Of Johnson County, passed through
here to-day with George Walker and wife
and three other roughs for Anamosa- One
of the conyicts, named Riser, gets three years
in the Penitentiary for shooting 4 man. The
other four are burglars, and are booked for
two Years each.
, 1880-07-04

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July ga special to
the Journal from Mt. Vernon states that
man named Baker was killed by another
named Reed at ) O'Clock this afternoon. The
quarrel originated at the house Of a notorious
prostitute.
, 1880-07-04
HANGED.

ROLLING Fork, Miss, July 3.-Link VIII
ialns was hanged here yesterday for the
murder Of one Plessner. About 1,500 per-
Sons were present. Williams made short
speech, warning his friends Of his fate, and
asked them to pray tor him.
, 1880-07-04

THE CHURCH Dill. ADOPTED.
BERLIN, July 3.-The Upper House Of the
Prussian Diet has adopted by n large ma
jority the Church bill i'll the form i'll which
it left the Lower House.
PROTECTION OF GERMANS N SYRIA.
A gunboat has been ordered to the Syrian
coast to protect the German settlers.
uAABUIG's FREE PoIlr PRIVILEGE
LONDON. July "A disposition j. showing
itself in Hamburg to regotinte with the lii
pprial Government for the abandonment Of
its free port privilege.
, 1880-07-04

Special N1patck to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
DUBUQUE, Ia, July 3.-Myron Page, Of
West Cascade, this county, was shot while
attempting to arrest party VINO had robbed
the depot safe at Amber, Jones County. Page
will die. Some think Page shot himself.
, 1880-07-04

Nine. Patti appears tonight at Covent
. PERSONAL.
The Hon WAYNE MasVsag 4 saga fn has fpfqf ee1so s
o4:s IN os Msyev Ma M IS here and his friends are
arraneinr n reception for him.
The Fourth Of July is expected to pass
,v;t1,nut env n,,hlic celebration.
Mr. Pnjestan. who was mentioned in N1r:
G., ,lIi,,a,,;o ,rosncntion If Mr. CaJIau fur libel
rs the banker who discounted the bills for
receiving his electoral support at Dey1nport,
sn1eS TIE 5ntof !Rton aaSs Rs has complete
answer to the Charge. s'>
r1Tr 1,r snr. .11c11 CASE,
r,o <,oo;s;nn r. NJ Kr,d}augh's case was
lMe hv " nattnr Ills Claim distinct
Ca1inet a4es6lon,f forco n,l narfv nhlsatio11s
s 'ns " uiu Ia 'Iv tIonrht he wo,1f1 be oyerrid-
nec'|Gse n,,a ~ ;nstancns the conscientious
ing ~ SUM- ,,,anMfcrnjst Iibernls. Mr.
sStupies SiaIt W thnnc|, nc,snnalIv advocating
Iau'uE ~ ~ a,ia o,,i5. ~ the Urgent REPRESENTA-
~ .ne fnh h fr;onGs and cnieaencs. who de-
tlons ~ tn+ .,s snnnnd dafeof of6crwisc immi
va,eo ,nat wnnid t be fraught With discredit, and
lva,' az a., noyil "U to the Ministry.
~ rr,.i, ,,op1re px,spvrvED
=: ..o o.,.nsitin,, throuphout Mr. Trad
1n,n1, 1M rno huviny affirmed. taken his seat, and
l.tusHI sI a, u". e .e,at on LAYING Tho Honso with
vo,eu; VIZ i,;,,ng nni u e51 damaecs Under tie
st,t,te ogainst exercising ILLEGALLY powers
osla'o 81 ,,o;;"har. IT the 7Tomse. 'fhe case
Us .s;n Ia tmeuare1 arg,oG IT the first term Of
W. W r.r+ ~ - a. G"aan;s Rench ,vhence fhn two
tns .Ior anpo,fa vii hc tacn nosSibiy last
inl tv tha ukpie yenr Mr. Bra1la1igh Intends
!;aEt;,! 'llouEn ,.e1o eot Noorv aSo meanings have
1eis4@ati,e; @ aci III ,orfs nf thn rn,,ntrT 7,irnr
pIa" tne crisis n ~ s,'nnnrtinp not Mr. Brudluugi
| hut tho nrincfnfe involved.
TIE G1,Eco-rursK1sH QUESTION.
1a>, ,,,,,, setete' smK;;1.ne GSstS; awaits with
anxiety tie next step in the Grrco-Turkisll
| anest1ou. Batteries Of artillery and war ma
terial are being shipped at salonica., Esti.
r. @ sae4 and cdnss4aon tsERsass %
alamunition nm IS being poured into Southern!
4 i6ania via VoIo, and the Sultan himself
| IN high state Of nervous tension, sumlna-
rily dismisscs the whole Of his private secrc-
| taries who overheard the discussion, Of the
1inanccs h:tln M But it is not in the direction Of
Greece alone that the Turks are casting ul-
easy glances.. Adyces from Bulgaria state
that unprecedented activity prevails along
| the Danube.
RUSSIAN OFFICERS AND NEN
,,,o,r;,,or t,,o;r avn uniforms are incessanf]v
r6se;,,5 the The river into BnIsari:, and thc
H.il:anS inn East Rnnmeiia. While fleets Ut
| hnnts continually provide 11ustchuk, Siiis-
tria, and Nicopolis with armsa and ammunition.
country BY means Of the clergy, gymnastlc,,
| societies, and provincial agents. Sofia and
| Philippopolis merely await the word from
! st. Petersburg to take up arms 10r the union
Of Eastern Roulnelia with Bulgaria. Ill
deed, rs Pcstftsr Ltoyd re.llalkS on lno PTS
ent aspect Of affairs, the Treaty OF san
ote1ano ms only oeei! III sGtlPois'tls suo-
pcnacd Dy LUG Treaty VI berhh'
, 1880-07-04

shadows that amnesty to political offenders
abroad, which would extend only to such rs
are soliciting permission to return, Is com
ing measure,
, 1880-07-04

AYOOB K11AS's CAVALRY.
BOMBAY, July 3.-Ayoob KllAl's advance
guard Of cavalry, under command Of for
lllcr Governor of TnrSestan, is y long way
ahead of him OIL the Candahar road.
, 1880-07-04
=. TROOPS FoE ALBANIA


TIE TRANSFER TO TILE RESERVES.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Jnly 3.-Thc Vctlomosti
says: The usual number OF men transferred
annually to the reserves will this year COLI
tinue in active service until further orders.
AMNESTY.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 3.-The Berg fore
, 1880-07-04

Nrlu lark f"n.ln<rtlIL . ..xonred
Hancock, with Il bullet il his thigh. maRmor.
up against rree ut Gettysburg, and e. safps
crntic mob III Possession 1T this city on .u the
day hanging blacks from trees, ritldiinsx, x,o.ra
with shot aid setting fire to them, Wou1o AS"
good subject for L historic palntsr.
, 1880-07-04
CEDED TO MONTENEGRO.


10 tbs Testcr1s, ,A4soctdtsd PTrxs.
RAGUS-A, July 3.-In consequence OF the
attitude Of the Albania,1s certain territory IN
the neighborllood OF rodgoritza, populated
by Slays, will be ccded to Montenegro i'll lien
Of Dulcieno. This territory INCLUDES the
entire: plain and stratcgical positions pro-
tectlng Podgorltza.
- =. TROOPS FoE ALBANIA =.
CoSsrxST1SopLE, July :-Slx thousand
Turkish troops have gone to Albania.
, 1880-07-04

At THE RANGE OF ,100 YARDS
to-day the Americans made several misses.
They led up to the tenth round, when series
Of ulisfortanes: camc., Laird made four
misses, Brown two: and Scott one.
TIE PRIZES.
The. American cup and championship Of
Ireland, presented blythe american tean1 to
the Irisfllnei DIS memorial Of the first Inter
national contest, was, won by Capt Fpnton,
who made the highest aggregate score in the
Tie goli medal presented BY the New
York Shirt of the Times. valued ut S40o,
the terms of tie contest giving each man five
shots at. I, 100 yards, With any rifle, was won
by Joynt, with a score Of =, fenton next
FUTURE MOVEMENTS OF TIE AMERICAN
'''~ TEAM.
Col. Boline says his team will be dis
banded after to-day, and he will leave Liver
pool for New York OIL the Goth instant, with
the members Of tho team ready. to go. llat,,
bone, Clarke, Fisher, and Rockwell will
probably accompany Col. Bodine back. lie
IS uncertain about the others, but hopes they.
will not remain, contrary to the orders uf
the National Rifle Association: Browne will
20 to the Continent. and Dodine thinks he
will not shoot with Frank Hyde.
, 1880-07-04

Special Dispatch to The ChfcaQo 1rtbu'se-
NEW YORK, July 3.-AIrs. Mary O'Conner,
now in the Hudson County Jail. New Jersey,
for the murder of her three children, rested
well last night. She occupies q cell on the
upper tier in the women's department, and is
very uncommunicative, sitting quietl! 1T an
apparent maze. This morning she COM
planned OF illness, and asked for the doctor.
She ate sparingly and took the medicine pre-
scribet for her. She asked after her hus-
band and appeared concerned about his well
fare. In her conversation no reference was
made to the murdered children. A singular
interest connected with the, reading of
the, account Of tile murder occurred
at the residence of Mr.. AIckinsterg. Oil Pa
cific avenue. Elizabeth McDonough, sery-
ant and nurse, aged II, employed in the faM-
ily, on reading the account Of the murder be-,
came insane. This morning she recovered
her right mind, and was removed from the
Station back to the house. The general
opinion prevails that Mrs. O'Connoris insane
only On the one subject Of providing for her
children. This opinion holds among the
medical fraternity, aud a most thorough ex-
animation will be maze i'll the case.
, 1880-07-04

He Claims that He Is Perfectly Hon
est, and Desires 1nvesti-
cation.
M Doubt OF the Insanity Of Mrs.
Mary O'Conner,
Who Murdered Her Three Children
in New Jersey.
Two Young Men al Dance Engage IN a
Fatal Duel.
IIEDDEN.

-.,.t ~ ~. rs;-ono Tribune.
New York, July s.-A cable dispatch an, an,
nouncing that Cashier Hedden, OF the broken
FRET National Bank Of Newark, had
aa;,o, rust % f.a,n Iivernonl in the White Star
s.e~ stan%er lf1 Rrtane was received yesterday by
John W. Saylor, one of the Directors 1fos''
George 3. Jenkinsou, another Director, who
wac q nossenger with Hedlen c11 the steamer
" wa r.,s.', p. az fonrtear indictments found
to Europe VI tou,te1n . 1,ra.,1 I"r,r .t Tran~
against nedaen oy the Tr Granu n 'srS swearing to
f,1so statements made tn the Controller Of the
crrrtnrv ts four are for false entries showing
Jia[aTysd iiscn,'n;ad lou, ,sner @ " of tie bank and
H.n.oontST f1.,', False .nrrias in reports, two
nru apuA fnr neri.rv In Swearing to
to ,,ct t1vo f7ivi}e,,d reno1ts. and one is for
emhnZ1jcment eau9 I and for willfully misapplying
tna fmnds ~ tba hank IN making unlawful
e numus ,1 " iu0 ~ ,,rt'asnp The sfock Of the
;t.t1f ~ ~ If law rhe Eritanpit
uah lise ~ - t,;s r,rt tn.lav with tl,a deiin-
t.'!a,,t a1ai.t1 t,nnt;nr - .',49 a., bao,J
aoeaas '"A2It ~ tIt fIt1trn ~ Assoetated Pr<ss
, 1880-07-04

went into Committee OF the Whole tins
evening on the lrlSh itellef Dill. Iafnell
moved 70 2utnoftze tne commissioners l
rupilc WORKS 10 aa'alce lllo1ley Wi!ll!! ane1l
discretion to boards Of Guard!ans III III seciua t.e,
ed ulslflcts 1or ouIdoor rcle1. tne wt1ole nno
amount SO aNyanceu llot TO eAceen IlV1;ooo.
Forster, Cn!eL secretary lnf llslaliu, ac
cep1ed tne lnotaon' ana Liz asnellottleiit WAS
agreed ~.
=. oyNal'' Llpelal Lneniuel ~ Lnet1cA "a
uuniis, s o1,sI, ,nt ~to.1 ,o, ~ nnnt pr
nnm 'o9 snnnrt;ne sfin o' the ,nntan M excI.ined
nt,.';'net ~ eI1i1hv nondmct ~ Tho Gnvnrns
nsant '' ,.;ei, s '"s Ses s.;d hoI - nj ~ pra,ted =
,lnn,,, frn." ta I,nnc1;51 , 4 Mvos"ner fnr. the
ip.e;af ~ Ireh s1 ,l;.1ros. A"A @N0
H. - ,atin h;s ,,.,on e,aoc, II, snn-
MI ~ ~ ,,nt;o,, lo on ss;3 t,et ~. u. as
;tt, .a.s++a1 @ ~ Ira n;1oen + ~ Ga,n.
es9T l'i T. Uand II he Mnfortmlat. ne said
Tho ,,o+n ~ 4o WY, +1,ot fla f:ov"r,
n,n,,+ and ,,orn1a of EnGIand Aos and Si ScotlonI
,tnd alI ~ ~ ~ ,,, e f f,r ,s Il ~
,.aioo ~ ~ ~ u.t; - ~, ~ hoh,,f If
~ ~. ,,.1'o;,; , ,as a,'tho,
.3 @ w.. i M 10 tho4 c, -" sce ne',t
i1 fa ~ fe r 4hn thaf ts
la1i upoia u!ta! iaei .'a! ta!at e,ie i1
acleI +hn Jnuca 1,nt IN hn enuorouc with ha If
a hand. ~ N'~' ~ 9~@>-
l}radlaush spoke for about five minutes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-09

CONTINUATION OF THE TRUSTEES
~ SALE OF THE uNsOLD PORTION OF
THOSE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS L1!ND
ON WFsT CARY. TAYLOR. MD OIHEts
STREETS. BETWEEN WAsHINGTON, PLUM,
AND HARyIE sTlEETs.--As truAtee In q deed OF
irust executed by James G.. Hardy and wifeon the
2s,h day OF August, 1879. and by virtue 81 d.-
cree of the (bancery Court OF the city OF Richmond
entered july g. 1880. In the suit Of Hardy trustee
rs GotdlD. trustee. Dnnk.i. aud others, being re-
qured so 10 do by the parties Interested SHALL on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1880,
commepcins at o'clock +. NJ, sell at public auc-
tiop on the premises, alt that PORTION OF the pro-
pcrty conveyed by said deed ef trust ana locatcd ss
above. no " occupied by Nr James q. Hardy, whica
was unsold at last sale for want OF nme. Inc Iots
now 10 be SOLD, besides those fronting on cary
street. are the most elevated OF The entire numbtr
occupying that beautiful knoll OF ground on level
with the old reservoir. and commanding fine view
Of the CITY, The land Is snbdiyided In lots, as viii
be shown by plat on day of sale.
The attention Of capitalists wishing investments,
and also persons of small means desiring lots Tor
hon es Is especially invited 10 this SALE NO portion
OF our city Is more rapidly Improving than THIS To-
cality which "a In the direct line OF the western
growth OF our city. Purchasers nay confidently
expect speedy returns Oh investments made III this
locality.
Terms: One third cash: balance at six and
I yelye months, the purchaser giving his negotiable
no es for deferred ymeDs.a d title retained until
ALI The purchase money Is paid and detd ordered
by the Court. A. X. COURTNEY, Trustee.
d. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOneer. oc q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-09

sunday 10 replacing Il, and colonel
Dabrey improved the occasion TO prcscn
10 the command. 10 the course OF
his remarks he deprecated me soldierv
habit OF dodgIug from bullets ana can
non balls. aud advanced the good OLD Pres
byteriau doctrine that each one was direct
ed In It's mission by the hand OF Providence,
and was sped With unerripg uncerla,h.y
where II was designed to 60. Next gay,
when the battle began to rage aIrcsp.
Young aide, riding up for orders Tor DTS
division.generaI, found Colonel Dapney
writing his papers while he sat win his
back against heavy post near the Gene
raI,s tent. The aide got bis orders, ana as
be rode OF, touched bis hat and remarked:
" 1 see, Colonel. you have got a ga'e-post
between you and Providence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-09

RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, OCTOBER
~ 81, 1880. trains or this read will run SIS fol-
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecn, =
for Charleston, Augus ana Aiken
Via charleston, savannah, Raleisi ,
Jacksonville. stops only At Marches
ter and Chester r. and Al HALFWAY n
signal. Pullman seeoerS between
New York aud savannah.
4.30P. NJ. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN daily
texc ut sunday. Passengers rkin,
this train will make close cOnnec'io'
~ Petersburg r. Norfolk. stops at
700 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday; connects with A.,
VI. & o. r. r.. for Lynchburg aud be-
1895 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily for Weldon.
Wilmington, Charleston. and South.
stops az Chester Half WaY. aud Drew
rvs Bluf on signal. Pullman sleepers
between Washington and Charleston.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. ~. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Rchmord, Fredericksburg a. q
Potomac railrC ad 'or all points Nor h,
East. snd Wet. Stops at Manchester
and Chester, and at halfway ana AT
DTcwTN's Bluh on signal. Pullman
sleepers between Charleston aud Wash
e:25A. NJ, ACCOMNIoDATIoN TRAIN daily
except sunday Stops at all sts
tiOns
344 z, d. THROUGH MAIL daily, sonnecui z
with Rlchnoad, Fredericksburg ~ d
Potomac railroad for al points ES
and West. Also, making close CenBes :
ton with the Chesapeake and Ono
railroad for the Virginia SPRINGS and
all points North and ', est. iils train
stops AT Manchester and Chester, ~ q
at Half. Wav snd nrurv's Rnh. en
signal. PGllman Sleepers between Sa-
vannah and New York.
400 T.. NJ, FREIGHT daily except sunday,
with passenger car attached. stops at
all stall ions.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono at 9 A. NJ and 4:25 +. NJ: leave Peters
burg at 0:3O A. NJ. pnd 4:30 y. NJ. every sunday.
T. KLINE, Superintendent
A. POPE. G.. r. and T. Agent. &C l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-09

pcanoxp, Va. November 0, 1880. :,
Dear Dispatch Please give me 'ns lu''
xsroe a. the mother aud father OF Queen
Victoria Of England; also, ner name Dc
sul,v. J. BLAIR FARRAn,
'"'' A Scbool-Boy.
ytoroRfa ALEXANDRIA, is the Queens
name. Her parents we're the Duke and
duchess Of Kent. George III. was her
grandfather. Her mother was the Princess
Victoria Mary Louisa, OF Ssxe-Ccourg.
saalield, relict Of the hereditary Prince OF
Leinepsen. Queen Victoria belongs to Tie
house OF Hanover, whose family name IS
Guelph. She also belongs, Through her
mother, to the house OF Coburg.