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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
by W. GoddiD, Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
APP x ATTFAcd 81 o EEs sTTSchfD HS
UNION HILL. DVDNnEnB BY TWENrTY, -, Nh ! ,, re-
THIRTiETH, MD THiRIY-FIRsT SIREbTs'
AND ;. +. AND u STREETS, WITHIN THREE
HUNDRED YARDS or THE EASTERN CITY
LIMIrS.-By virtue of wo deeds Of trust executed
by Sir. Ebenezer Hallock and wife-tbe first to the
undersigned. y. NJ Lee, trustee, dated IL Decem-
her 1873: the second TO the undersigned Willam
l.. Covardn. trustee. dated 7Ih December 10 p
moth duty recorded IN HeDrco County Court-ihe
former on the 5 h January. 1874, and the later on
the l4th January. lS76-we shall, IN tHecutl0n
thereof and a, The rtauet OF me hoGr race ol nc
sell at public auction, on The premises. on
FRIDAY. APRIL 22, 1881.
at AZ O'Clock r. VI. IL fair: If mol, on The first lar
day thereafter }, the beautiful ana attractive fkO-
PERRY conveyed by the sad TWO deeds, and now In
the occupancy OF The said igock, ana described as
follows: y" commencing on the east line OF THIRTEEN
SIR, OF at n distance of 357 1912 feet from the
nor hem line OF street, thence south SO feet east
324 feet to Tbrty-6rst street: thence along the west
line OF said Thirty first street 372s ett TO street
thence aOug the southern line OF said street leo
feel to a lot nov owned by g. Dav. thence on me
Hue of said lot "a feet inches 10 The corner OF sa
lot: thence on the line OF said lot l4O rect 10 the
east. rn line OF Thirtieth street thence on NE cas-
ern line Thirielh street 300 feet 10 the place OF
beginning Also. other piece or parcel OF land
living ana heing in she said cOun y OF Henrco. on
u ion Hi. adjacent to The city OF richmond
wit: "All that cfriain squire OF land bounded ny
Twenty ninth, Thirie n, T, aud L streets, except
IN. foiosing conveyed by A. II. Rutherford To A.
) Moxey-io wiz 40 feet fronting on The west sipe
of ThIrf ieth street aud running back within parallel
lines l40 feet. bounded on The south by I street,
leaving The number of feet hereby conveyed 10 the
said y. NJ. Lee 652 feet-yiZ. 3i6 feet ironing on
The eastern side OF 1weny-nihlh street. and 3U6
feet fronting on the western side of 1hrteili
street"
The land hes beautifully, and the dwelling IS an
attractive one aud suitable for The use Of q large
family. The land is very fertile. and abOunds IN
"A great variety Of choice fruits, grapes, &c. The
ncighborhuod Is an excellent one, with Convenient
access and is only about 800 yards beN ond the east
eIn cooperate limits
Plas Of the property will re shown al the time Of
sale. by which II will be 50 divided IS 10 front on
Twenty. ninth. 1hirielh, aud 1hirtv-"rst stress.
The deeds require cash sale but The trustee are
auh orzan to ACCEPT IN the place of cash one fourth
cash: balance at six, twelve and eighteen months.
for negotiable notes, interest added. secured by
deed OF trust. y. VI. LEE.
Trustee in first deed.
". l. COWARDIN.
apI2 Trustee in second deed.
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BLACK SILKS.
TO this department we Invite The attention 81 al
buyers. As a special bargain We quote our $3.50
number, which IS the best value ever exhibited in
this city. We can scarcely supply the demand for
This popular grade.
As I novelty we ask your attention to the new
fabric In MOURNING SILK.
BLACK MUMMY at IL so; BLACK SILKS,
Use. to SO, rare values BLACK SATINS, Use.
to So.
Novelties I'm WORSTEDs, SlLK-NIXrCRES,
PLAIDS, STRIPES, and all designs just as
they appear In New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
By Grubbs 4 Williams,
Reat Estate Agents aud Aucti0neers,
Gesesuh street betw zen Main aud BANK.

Two SMALL FRAME HOUSES. Nos.
II ALI AND 412 CABELL STREET. FOX SALE
Al AUCTION i've will sell at auction, on Ihe
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 90,
at ~ O'Clock p. NJ. The TWO FRAME HOUsEg
situated ms above. Ona Of them Is two.siory. ape
has four rooms: The otter one.story, aud has two
rooms. BON IN 5000 repair: and one OF them
tng ebssp homes.
TERMS: Ons-fourth cash. the balance at four,
eIkht. aud Twelve mouths &c negotiable notes. In.
terfst ADDED. secured by Trust deed.
epT Sbpbbs d WILLIAMS, Auciioneers.
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GRoCEgiEs, LIQUOnS. &c.
DOASTED COFFEE>.

DOASTED COFFEES.
In order 10 meet the growing demand for ROAST
Ed COFFEES We now take pleasure IN Offering To
The public our several brands Of these eooda-viz;
J.. l.. CHRIST GRADE:
RlCO-SElUND GRADE:
HlGElA-MEDIUM GRADE.
These COFFEFS CAN BE RELIED UPON I r
their Intrinsic m riis absolute purity, and uniform
ily IN streng ana favor.
We especially recommend the +. l.. &. brand be-
cause Of its similarity to Java coffee IN IT. drinking
qualities with the Advantage of It's being from to
10 cent per pound cheaper.
These goods now iorsale by the le ding groccrs
I'm The CRY.
y. Il. tXimiae all goods carefully r. none are
genuine except those In One-DOu dptchages hearing
| oar name and brands. +. LENEklNG q co,
BilumOre.
Established 1872. ap 3-lm
COUNTRY HAMs.-One prime lot Of
~ COUNTRY HAMS, jnst received for sale.
apl Ny. STOKES co.
GLUCOSE, GLUCOSE.-50 barrels, IN
~ prime order, for sale.
api A.Y. STOKES co.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES. so bar
apI A.Y. STOKES & 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-17
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis,
lII3 Main street.

MISERABLE TWO-STORY FRAME
DDWELLING AND LOTION DUVAL STkEET
NrkR ST. JAMES STREET FOR SALE ~
AUITiON. We will sell by auction, on The prem
MONDAY, APRIL 1S. 1851,
.t Az o'clock y, ~, the TWO STORY FIR ME
Unwilling No. 1O9. On the south side OF Ilu'al
street opposite Mount Zion church, containing SIX
RIO ms; In good repair, and now rentnv Tor 90 per
month. The LOT mas front OF ~ ieet ana an
average depth Of about 1928 feet.
TEAMS: One third cash the balance by negotla.
bic notes at six and twelve months Win Interest
RICHARDSON K CO.,
,niA Aucil0netrs.
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No. 2 Is a

BFAUTIFUL sORREL MARE
five cars old: sired by Champion dam ny va En-
rnsn Allen This mare was also broke last season,
aud ,roted close 10 three minutes Tan troI In three
minutes any day.
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BY X. b. Chsflin 4 Co., Auction GERS,
No. north Tenth street.

At THE REQUEST OF MRS. ;. +.
IN MARX we Will sell at her farm, near Manches-
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1851,
commencing at o'clock. the following property
4 MULES.
3 WAGONS,
CART,
WHEAT. REAPER,
GRASS. MOWER,
PLOUGHS &C, re-,
together with all the farming utensils A good op.
poriunily 10 buy all needed outfit for farm At a
bargain.
TERMS: Made known at sale, and will b. iibf raj.
apis X. u. CHAFrlN a Co. Aucti0neers.
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No. 3 Is a

No. lisa
SORRFL HORSE, GROCERY BOY;
5L hands high: coming ten yesrs old. Record OF
Z:Z7S Ihis horse was driven by JACK trout MI, ~
Is Morgan stock. He r,quir,s no bo.lihg VIII
show three heats better ihan 2:35. lie is sngnt'l
nuckltd i'm his hind legs every o her way sound ahd
tmid person can drive hi m 10 IN" ouol his sPeeu'
and u m show iErte heais clio g to Z:35.
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Any gentleman thai wishes TO buy horse 81 ms ~
Lind l. Invited 10 come aud ride after them 10 NJ
entire satisfaction until TUESDAY MORNlNO'
lqth at 10 p'clOcS sharp when they VIII pc 500 10
tnp highest bidder. without reserve a. Nr JOnn n'
mayn', stables. l43S and I440 Franklin street,
Richmond, Va. e,,,,
No posrponemtn on account of bad weather.
onI7'IiF John RAINIER. boston. Mass.
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Nv GIuJDs NlIIltns,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TIE FRAMED
L DWELLING no. Il4) AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF DUAL AND ST. PAUL
STREETS AT AUCTiON.-in execution OF dee Il
Of trust 10 The sub criber dated 4th August. S77,
and recorded in the Cbaucery Court In Deadlock
Ill q. page 10. being thereto required, | will sell
by auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY. APRIL 25rH,
AZ Al O'Clock. the property above referred 10. The
HOUSE has about five room s. aud the LOT fronts
80 feet on Dnval street, running back 1876 feet on
its western line and about 1875 feel OH its eastern
line
TERMS: BY consent, one fourth cash, and the
residue al four. eight, aud Twelve mon h. for notes
with interest added and secured bv deed Of trust.
GEORGE =. HAW, Trustee.
GRuDnS q WILLIAMS. Auciinncers. an Ii
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By 0rubss 4 Williams,
Neal Estate Agents sud Anctioneer,
xhyenth street between Main snd BANK

HSsehtu ssoo~ "" >~
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY yAAsyAs1,k;E lot 1T az A THS T TSlRb
sfRtEIs At AuCT0Sls, s neSmsma O. sused
on sbe g, III day Of Hsrch. ss the case q cwe,
Commute. vs. Newell End ate, Will sell oy s"o'
lion, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL 18Th,
a, ~ oc.cc r: NJ The rk9 hrS Norys ,. Il has
uron si IL LARGE FRAMED pWELLlS ~; cr ar c1.S
hrIct t,,rsen. The Lot fronts 90 aes' "m foo,
street sed runs back 1873 feet 10 an a"eS 40" ''e'
TS;s q. one of the most eIsible locations In INA.
mari OF tic city. and IL especially ccsman'e 49, ~
w. ,nncso,ne large residence or tor block Of
n.,,,n e. m will he sold rs whole or subdivided
az M ar ne deemed best mt the ttae OF save. -.
T1RMs One fourth cash; a'snce al , NE y,
and eighteen months with interest," and Tue 'iie W
be retained until the n0'e JAMES PLEAsANTs.
Commissioner.
eRrBBs 4 w,LLIAMs. Auclseoeers: ap III
BY George II. Poudexter.
Real Esta,e Agent and Auctionoer,
1900 Main street.
A UCrION SALE OF STORE PRO.
az THREE.sTOKY Brick sTOxE AND
DWELLiNG. No. 23l4 MA!N STREET ND d
FRAME STORE ADJOINING NTH TaxG T~ w
sT TnEY n 81 REAR, NEXT 10 JOHN X. chill:
DREY'S T0BAC -fACfORY.-By rtqueH Oh 'ne
owner. | will sell on
MONDAY, ArRIL 18TH,
nj O'Clock p. NJ. the aSoy EIDE. crbeo VALCAnLr
PROPERTY, fronting on Main street aud extend
inc hack as feet TO an alley The attention OF par
ties desiring a 6rst-rate siahd on properly WIN
first rate rental value Is called 10 ms SAFE. s,,s
GEORGE H. POINDEXTkR,
ap s,Io.Is,l5.ie&iS Auctlon!er.
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By request Of the will sell at pnhic tuc'
tIon on the above DAY. I WO ENCLOSED BUILD
ISG-LOTS fronting 22R feet each on the south side
of Richard street north Of and TO >eYent enth
street. Parties Of limited means desiring 20 pur-
chase building lois at low prices would 90 well TO
attend his sale.
TERMS: one third cash balance at six and twelve
months secured by deed Of trust with six per cent.
interest j. THOMPSON BRONN.
ann Auc,ioneer.
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EOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND~
ss,.~ nLiGlbLY.LOcATED RESIDENCE. 5:S
corner Nan ~ ,saentai Of the Arlington House
oeenpiea - nrst class hosroing- house The hsuse
sonsa'ns aooss uxheen rooms. besides ample SER
vAhts accommodations. To good tenan, rpn, vii,
Le very reasonable. Anoiy to s""' ien' va"
JOHN 7. 6ODDfN. Real Estate Agent
30 1921 Bank and Eleventh streets
Tor RENT, NICE SMALL SrOREe
- aud DWELLING, No. 6l5 west Main G;s
street. S
Al-o. UPPER PART OF STORE No. 4lo eas,
8sOxd street.
Aiso, that very desirable and well located FAC
Jukf 40. l4li east Cary rect. Power Gun lie
psdll desired. Appiy 10 CHEWING 4 ROSE,
az ~ e0d3t Agents. No. B north Tenth street..
nor RENT, FIRST FLOOR ANDMs
- BASEMENT OF H0CsE No. I04 sasi III
Saxin sireei--bye foyfos and cook .re0m--s240
npngm. skCUSD FLOOR or SAME HOUSE
three rooms sad cook.roosp-s2Se per anpurn. Ap-
~ 70 z 3 eees. o. .. VAs'ioS & soN
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3y ". Goddin,

Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
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HENRY N. WORKMAN.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
We have determined IN adopt popular tariff Of
LOWEST RATES, and ASK an examination of our
rates before sending abroad for such goods. We are
determined to meet the market as to price, fab. ic
and finish.
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DAMASKs, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
CRASHES, WINE-CLOTHS,
DOILIEs, and at lowest prices.
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STAUNTON.


ONE HUNDRED AND TWO ADDITIONS TO THE
BAPTIST CHURCH; THE CLOSE or HE MEET.
ING-INTERESTING INClDENT-D THIS
NEW CHURCHES-CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
THE LYCEUM-THE SOUTH CARCLINA PAR
TRIDGES.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dspacb.l
FEBRUARY II, 1891.
It is expected that the great revival meet
Ing in the Baptist church, which has con-
tinueI without intermis,lor, viii close with
the end OF the fifth week Sunday night.
There have been one hundred and two adj
ditons 10 The membership Of the church,
and there are still number OF awakened
persons, and tue work, 1t is believed, will by
no means cease with the close OF the meet
log. The revival has been more fruitful IN
its results than any remembered here for
many years. 1t has been quiet work I'm
attended with excitement. aud accompanied
with the plain but forcible and even eIo.
quent presentation Of Gospel truth with
such solemnily and feryor that men could
not listen without being convinced. Rev.
Mr.. Frost has done all the preaching through
out the meeting, and there bas not day
passed thar he did not preach one or more
sermons,
1t Will be recollected by some o! those
who attended the meetings in Richmond
during Tie week Of prayer that DR.. j. Will
liam Jones, of your city, on his return
from Staunton fortnight ago requested in
one OF the meetings tue prayers OF Chris
tians in behalf OF three railroad.men who
were inquirers in he meeting here, and in
whom he had become much interested.
Shortly after all three Of them were con-
ka ~ ha ahn
George ID. Pe1rman, a former Richmond
man, wrote to apprise DR.. Jones OF the fact.
Amosg the new converts are a large mum.
Der OF railroad-men, who are very hopeful
aud Jealous, aud great interest is taken in
them by the church As well az the Young
Mems Christian Ass Ociation.
Mir. Joseph Black, the brakeman who was
reported last week as being Knocked from
car at Williamson's and having his legs
crushed by ten freight cars which passed
over him, was taken TO the McCuIdy Hotel
and his legs ampulated by Drs. Wiley Nc
Corkle and Hughes. But he could not
rally from the shock, and died in few days.
His body was brought here and taken to St.
Johns church. near Middlebrook, where lie
had lived, and was buried there. He left a
wife aud two children, and was about forty
years old.
The Dispatch brought distressing intelli-
gence here last Saturday when II announced
the patalytic attack OF Mr.. ID. Z. McGufiip
at Ford's Hotel the night before. Mr..
McGnfiin Is the teller OF the Augusta Ma
tional Bank here. aud one OF the most pop
Ilar citizens Of StauDton. HIS wife and
, one son went Immediately TO his bedside,
and that night three OF the clerks OF his
bank, including another son, went down
and spent Sundavwith him. His condition
has improved, and IL Is expected that he
will be well enough TO be brought home to-
morrow.
There were eleven additions TO the Second
Presby terian church last Sunday, on the oc.
casion OF communion. Rev. }. Z. Booker,
the pastor, had been assisted In weeks
services by Rev. q. u. Cook, OF North Car
Olipa.
A new Presbyterian church Is to be built
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Nevy i;OOkS.

The Lost C0skct Translated from q" La
Main CoupEe," of f. NJ boIsGoBEY. by ;.
LEE. New York &. Il. PUTNAm's Sons.
1881. Price, GO cents.
For sale By WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.
Chinese immigration in US Social ana
EconomicM aspects. By GtORGF F.
SEWARD. late United States Minister TO
China New York: CHARLES SCRlBNERS
SONS. 1881.
Mr.. SEWARD has undertaken hopeless
task. He will never be abe to convince the
peopc Of the Unlted States that it is TO their
interest to have this country oyerIun WIN
Chinese or any other OF the inferior races
of men. We are a firm believer in the doc
trine of the survival OF the fitest so far as
this question is concerned. The day VIII
come-it may be thousands Of years of
when the Caucasian will own all the earth,
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co. Price,
$3.50.
The Steam. Horse. (Port H. The Demon Of
Cdwnpore. by JULES VERNE, author OF
"Twenty thousand Leagues Under The
Sea-" 60 The Mysterious Island" &C., &c.
Translated from the French by A. ID.
KINGSTON. Illustrated. New York /:
CHARLES SCRIBNER's Sons. 1881.
Here is our cid friend JULES VERNE as
fresh as a newly-blown rose-JUIEs VERNE.
the most popular modern writer OF the De
Foe school, If we may so characterize him.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Go. Price
$l10
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We learn that insulting language passed
between the Commonw ealth's attorney OF
Pulaski and General j. A. Walker yester-
day at Pulaski Court, which was resented
first by the throwing OF an inkstand on the
part OF General Walker. This movement
was returned in like manner with pitcher
from the baud Of Mr.. Wysor, the attorney,
after which the parties were prevented by
friends from any violence that might have
resulted. The affair took place in che court
house while the court was IN session, and
the geDtlemea OF course were 60ed for con-
tempt WGheuitie Enterprise. 9th.
The following schedule OF freight rates
from Shenandoah irou- WORKS 10 Kicdmoul,
u,a the Shenandoah Valley railroad and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad has been
agreed upon, aud may be OF some Use 10
Page shippers: Grain, carload lots, 22ic.
per 100; -four, carload lots, 45c. per barrel /;
potatoes, carload lots, CSC. per 100; pota-
toes, less lots, &c. per 100; butter, carload
lots. 45c. per 100; eggs, carload lots, 45c.
per 100; fruits, carload lots, 3Jc. per 100
Page Courier.
Mr.. Glennan, OF the Norfolk Virginida,
was In Richmond Thursday aud had talk
with Mr.. Clarence Clarke, the purchaser OF
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
and Mr.. Clarke told Din: "Siy 10 Norfolk,
have no fears-all will be right"
We regret TO learn OF the illness OF the
Rev. Joseph II. kiddick, the esteemed pas.
tor OF the Cumberland. Street church. who
is confined to his bed from an attack OF
pneumonia Norfolk Girginidn,
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PETERSBURG.


SENTENCES OF a JAIL BURNER surERsEDEAs
GRaxrtD .-pERsONAf-H 0RsE STOLEN
new EVENING PAPER.
correspondence Of the RIchmond Dispatch
FEBruARr IL, 1881.
In the County Court OF Prince George
Yesterday Alexander Lewis (coIoredb
charged with the larceny OF S23. was con
yicted and sentenced 10 receive tliirty'nine
Iashes. lie was subsequently, tried Tor felo'
nv In attempting TO burn the Jail OF the
county, and was convicted and sentenced
TO ten years imprisonment In the peniten-
tiary.
Judge Weisiaer. OF the Circuit Court,
yesterday granted superSedeoS ~ he case
OF T. l.. Lester, executor OF w. Hall. APP
pellant, against the county of Chesterfield,
10 Judgment OF the court OF said county
rendered at the October term q 1880. The
question involved is the execution OF q
bond BY the County Court OF Chester held
which was negotiated for money to buy
salt during the war. Many Interesting
poipts are involved differing from the nI-
merous salt cases that have been decided III
this judicial circuit since the war.
The stables OF Mr.. William Cox, IN Ches'
terrified county, were enlere last night and
a fine bsy horse stolen.
A new evening paper, TO be published Dy
Mr.. Il. b. Blskey, lite OF North Carolina, Is
TO be started IN this city about The Drst oil
March. ROBIS ADAIR.
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Our New Railroad.

The City Council comm'uee n'S -s''..
wisely IN allowing The Richmond ana Az
lcgbsny Railroad Company TO ex'enu tnell
road down the canal TO the dock. Tue un'
eighty Seventh. street bridge will become
,es. ~ m obstruction to travel than II now
u when Il shall have been brought down
10 grade with The aew road. Tbs great
company will also be eoabled 10 make ''s
,brough connections perfect.
WENDELL PHILLIPS proposed 10 isoi 10
,,,,d . golden bridge TO enable South Caro-
lima 70 march out OF the Union. Richmond
might almost be willing TO build golden
track In her streets for this company II u
shall oroye 10 be such blessing TO her az
rs friends EXPECT II 10 be. 1t VIII not De-
gin 10 yield In abundance lis. golden ifu's
until Il Is finished TO Williamson's Without
a gap.
Richmond ought TO be liberal to all rail-
roads which come to this city, whether they
come from the East or the West. we nave
no doubt that the Atlantic, Mississippi ana
Ohio Company under its new management
will do justice TO this city; bot what u
pleasant reflection il is that whether II docs
or not, Richmond will soon have ROAD
leading directly TO Lyucabrrg. This Is
only one illustration OF the mapy dement's
OF railroad competition. No road leads out
OF Richmond that does not lead into It, All
OF them contribute moi only TO the welfare
but to The independence Of herself ana her
people.
Let rs be as liberal as Chicago. and never
refuse any Of the facilities in our gift to any
railroad that penetrates the corporation.
The laws Of trade will in the end pre-
dominate over artificial distractions. Rich
mond will regain all the trade that she ever
had from the James River Valley. Railroads
will survive which run whittier the trade
and traffic would have them run, and Inc
others will perish. A century hence, k'ch-
mond will be as the Richmond OF l8OO--inc
hub of Virginia. A lovely city she is; ana
large one she viii be. Let all who nave
faith in her destiny aid in working II out