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tyNCHBURG.


THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT ABISGDoN-Ihs oH-
YELLING OF THE LEE sTATUE-Ao0N''0
COLONEL FuLKERsoN--A FIRE, az.
TCorrespondcnce Of the Richmond Dispascn''
JUNE 90. 1888.
Mr.. Thomas A. Field, a brother 10 vi.
6. q. Field. OF this city, died yestera'!
from the effects OF the injuries received =.
Abingdon Tuesday night by being eaugn.
in the cogs Of brick-machine. HIS rignt
arm was torn from the socket, ana n's
right side was torn into shrcds.
Major Barclay, Of the Lexington "a
zefte. Is in the city to-day. and reports ihat
the hospitality and the hotel accominou',,
lions of that place will be severely taxeu
on the occasion OF the unwilling OF the Lee
statue. -.
The entry Of the Elizabeth crew, OF
Portsmouth, for the Visitors cup al tue
Lvnchburg regatta ensures an eXcltihg
contest, rs the Columbia four Of Washing
ton are crack oarsmen, and also the foto-
macs.
A movement has been started to form
another boat club here, and number on
active young gentlemen have enlisted IN
the cause. The membership will not De
limited, rs Is the case with the Tobacco
City Club. it,
Colonel Abe Fulkerson was in the city
for while yesterday, and in conversation
EXPRESSED himself as confident OF Demo
cratic success in Virginia next fall. Colo
mel Fukerson is understood to be in favor
of locating the State Executive Committee
at Lynchburg. ~
A fire occurred about 1 O'Clock this
morning at the blast-iurnace OF the Lynch
burg Iron-Works, which resulted in the
destruction OF the frame superstructure,
but not very much damage was done. and
it is not thought that any suspension OF
operations will be found necessary.
Two well-known colorod men OF this
city. named respectively Harry Wyatt and
William Green, dropped dead yesterday
from the effects Of heart-disease.
BEAUMONT.
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WHO SHALL SIT on THE AUGUSTA COUNTY
BENCH?-RAILROAD CONTRACT--A LEGACY
TO THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH DECLARED NULL
AND VOID "A NICE LEGAL POINT-MIITARY
CELEBRATION-AN ILL DIVINE, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatchl
JUNE %, 1888.
Governor Cameron has designated Judge
j. 7. Patton, OF Rockbridge, to sit as
county Judge Of Augusta until Judge
Quarles's successor shall be elected by the
next Legislature. The Staunton bar had
sent a respectful petition to the Governor
requesting the appointment Of one Of their
own number, but it was diSrcgarded.
Harvesting has commenced in this coun-
ty, and the crop promises TO be very fine.
I'd. Gooch Il Co., who have finished their
contract on the Valley railroad, have taken
a fourteen-mile contract on the Richmond
and Mecklenburg railroad from Chase City
to Gainesville.
The West Augusta Guard and the Staun-
ton artillery will join the Harrisonburg
and other Valley military in their grand
celebration at Harrisonburg on the 4tl OF
July.
The grasshoppers have done considera-
bic damage to VAC hay crop in this county,
several farmers having been compelled to
abandon cutting their crop, and having
turned their cattle in upon the grass.
The venerable Bishop Glossbrener, OF
Churchville, in this country, is in very
precarious state Of health. He attended
the meeting Of the Board OF Missions Of
his Church at Dublin, Ind, recently, but
was too unwell to sit with it, remaining in
his room. Prayers were offered in his be-
half.
Among the delegates to the Lynchburg
Convention from this county and city are
Hon. Absalom koiner, Colonel j. II. Skim
ner, II. st. G. Tucker, Edward Echols,
Joseph Bumgardner, DR.. Joseph f. Tate,
W. a. Burnett, and others.
BY the will OF the late DR.. III. j. Church.
man some $4,000 was bequeathed to the
trustees OF the Protestant Episcopal Educa-
tional Society Of Virginia, with the follow
ing condition: Z" Said requests to be used er-
ctaStrely for educating poor young men for
the Episcopal ministry upon the basis OF
evangelical principles as now established"
A suit TO test the validity Of the legacy
was tried before Judge Mclaughlin
last week. The Court held that the lega-
cies were made to said society not absO-
lutely but in trust TO be exclusively"
used for the purposes therein named, and
that the uses and trust declared by said
testator are null and void, because--first.
said trusts are religious in their character;
and, second, because said trusts are too
vague and indefinite TO be upheld by the
laws OF this State or TO be administered
by court Of chancery, even il said trusts
were merely educational In their character.
The counsel engaged in this interesting
suit were George NJ. Cochran, Jr.. and
Judge John III. McCue for the Churchman
heirs, Judge Hugh w. Shelley and Captain
James Bumgardner for the p. f. Educa-
u0hal Society, and Captain A. III. Fultz for
man. Vox.
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Ohio.

Judge HoApLY was nominated for Gov
ernor by the Democratic Convention OF
Thursday, as VIC stated Yesterday, aud as
almost everybody seemed to expect. The
contest Is going 10 be very exciting one.
The liquor question in various forms will
be before the people. These will, we sup
pose. be the overriding issues. All others
will be thrown into the background by the
aggressiveness Of the saloon element in
Ohio, and by the fact that Judge HoADLY
has so often been the leading counsel Of
the liQuor-sellers that his name Is in some
sort q rallying cry for them.
1t Is too soon TO be indulging in predic-
lions as TO the result. An intelligent opin-
ion cannot be formed three or four months
before the election. AT present the Demo
Gratis seem to be very confident OF success !;
but, we fear, without good reason for such
an overweening confidence.
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BROKEN INTO AND HE sAr L
nj ouA- aprN AID ROBBED.

A PosT-OPrIcg BROKEN INTO AND THE SAFE
BLOWN OPEN AND ROBBED.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CrIpEPER, June 81, 1888.
There was much excitement mere .nis
morning on the opening OF our post-oince
10 find the safe blown open and its contents
missing. Fortunately there was but little
money on hand, and the loss Is presumed
to be from si0O to $500 in stamps, enye,,
lopes, and money, beside some registered
letters-contents unknown. our post
Office is located in small and rather iso-
lated frame building, and last night no one
slept in the building. About l O'Clock
several persons near by heard heavy;
dull sound, followed afterwards by several
pistol shots, but no one suspected the cause
or location. IL was ascertained this morn
ing that blacksmith s-shop was broken
into, from which the brace, chisels, &C.,
were taken used in the burglary. No clue
rs yet to the burglar. IL.
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The Anti-Duelling Oath.

A well-known lawyer Of Charlottesville
writes TO us as follows:
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 81, 1888.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Are you not mistaken In your statement
In yesterdays paper that State and NUM-
cipal officers must take the anti-duelling
oath! This oath was required by Code OF
1860. chapter 10, section D which was ex-
prcssly repealed by act OF General Assem-
bly, approved 18th Of March, 1S7O.-See
Acts OF lS89'70, chapter 20. p. 20-2l.
There Is no requirement In our State Con-
stitution or our statutes for any oath eX-
cspt the one Of fealty to the State and the
United States.-See Code Of 1873. p. 176.
But II Is important to warn our officials
that this official oath must not only be
taken, but must be subscribed; and II the
qualification is IN rdcdtion, this oath so
subscribed shall be returned to the clerk OF
the County Court. along with the certif-
cate OF qualification.-See Acts 1S7S-'79.
page BIS, chapter 60, section 2. i am in
clined to believe that this requirement Is
omitted In great many counties alto
gether. Respectfully yours,
MIcAJAH WooDs.
We are amazed that so good lawyer as
Mr.. WOODS should be so entirely in the
dark on the subject which his note touches.
Not to the Code Of 1873 must we look for
what the law now requires. but to the acts
oil Assembly passed since 1878. See SEES.
sions Acts OF lss1-'ss, page 4O5. There il
Is provided that "every person elected or
appointed to any post or Office under The
Id'os Of this Commonwealth. including
members Of the General Assembly
shall, before he acts in such oficen
take the anti-duelling oath. So that
municipal aud all other officers have To
take that oath. The language Of the law
IL SO general that Il covers the case Of every
onicial. Even school trustees must take
It; for the oath is 10 be taken not simply
by State officers, but by "every person
elected or appointed 10 any post or Office
snder The la,ns Of this Commonwealth
We cannot think Of any official Of any sort
who could claim exemption under that
language.
The last paragraph Of Mr.. wooDs's note
we commend TO the attention OF all con-
cerned.
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Virginia Neus.

Miss j. Ellen Younger, daughter of Mr..
samuel Nj. Younger, was married ut St.
Paups church In Lynchburg, on Thursday
evening, to MIR. james S. Dudley, Of that
city.
Mr.. John Cox, well-known and much
respected citizen Of Campbell county, re-
siding IN the neighborhood of New Lon
aon, oled wednesday night, aged fifty
eight years, after long illness.
AT petersburg colored boy named
John Allen was run over and fataIIv =,
!ured about 1880 o'clock Thursday y;ah,
at the passenger depot OF the Norfo,t an -,
Western Railroad Company o'" anu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23

The Franklin Gazette will please take
notice that all that we suggested to Mr.
KELLEY was that he should in advance pro-
vide places for the delegates from each OF
the nine congressional districts to meet, SO
that they might agree upon their commit
teemen before going into Convention, and
thus save hours Of valuable time. He
could do nothing more. lie has no power
whatever over u single delegate to the State
Convention-to which, by the way, he has
not vet been elected delegate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23

The July No. of the Popular Science
Monthly contains 1.-The Railroad Problem
in the United States" by George lies;
"The Remedies of Nature-Dyspepsia,"
by +. l.. Oswald, NJ. d.; "Unwrltten
History" by Professor I. II. Huxley;
"Machines Driven by Solar Rays" by g..
Tissandier Gllustrated); "The Great
Bridge and its Lessons" "a fine article, by
Abram S. Hewitt; "SelectIon in Grain
Growing" by James Cheesman; "The
Cause of Sea-Sickness," by Robert w.
Lovett; meters for Power and Electrici-
ty," by c. Vernon Boys, Esq. Gllustrated);
"The Chemistry of Cookery" by W. Mat
ten Williams; Insectivorous Plants"
by Sallie L. Andrew Gllustrated); econ
structiye Elements of the East-River
Bridge" by F. A. Fernald; "The Indus
trial Position of Women" by f. Blackwell,
VI. D.; "African Psychology" by Max
Buchner; "sketch Of DR.. William Farr !"
with portraiD; Correspondence; Editors
Table, &C., dc.
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me Popular Science Monthly for .June
wouia nave been an excellent number hnt
Tor The article advocating the repeal Of oil
law iorbidding the intermarriage of whites
ana negroes. This Is monstrous idea
II Is somewhat surprising that monthly
Oh such high standing should publish such
a al article TO De sent out to the public.
Inc writer OF the article, 1t Is evident from
us contents, was not entitled to be heard
upon this or indeed any subject. 1t is
looked upon as a very discreditable article.
ana the publication OF II reflects no credit
upon the editor Southern Planter.
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line funeral OF the late Archbishop Wood
WI WI take place In Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Inc BODY will be buried In the vault under
the cathedral in that city.
a telegram from Kansas city says that
Jonn fsrvey, an employe Of the Electric
L,gnt company, while repairing line on
thursday was killed by shock. the cur
rent being turned on without warning.
THE OLD LISE.-Auditor State of North
Carolina, Acknowledgement w. p. Ro-
berts, says: al have used DIR. worthing-
tons Cholera and Diarrhea Medicine for
many years, and regard 1t as an infallible
remedy" Cures cramps.
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=, AL Uniontown. Pa, on Thursday, a lit
We son OF Frank Springer, while playing
near the foot OF the mountain, was bitten
On The hand by a rattlesnake. The child
was saved by compelling it to drink BALI
punt y, OF whiskey, and by rubbing whiskey
on the wound.
bohNErT's COCAINE will save the hair
and Keep 1t IN strong and healthy condi-
ton, because II win Stimulate the roofs Of
.ie naiI ana restore the naturalization upon
which Its growth depends.
lutely pure.
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PILGRIMAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO.

GRAND CoMMASDERY OF VIRGINIA.l
GRAND RECORDERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, June IA, 1883.
SPECIAL ORDERS: N<
vi. ALL AFFILIATED SIR KNIGHTS %y%
IN THE STATE who propose making ~
the pllgrimaget % san Francisco 10 attend II
the Conclave or the Grand Encampmenf/
OF the United States In August will at the earliest
day practicable-certainly before the lOTH DAY
OF JuLf-notify the Grand Recorder OF their IN
tentiOns.
III. They are required n have certificates under
signature Of the rand Recorder. and seal and sig
nature OF thsir Recorder, OF their good standing,
they propose TO take with them in order that they
may have the advantage OF the special rates OF
railroad transportation.
III. The necessary expenses Of the trip need not
eIeeed the sum OF 5000 per capita.
by order PEYroN :. COLES, Grand Commander
WILLIAM Il. IsAACs,
Je lf-lOt Grand Recorder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23

The New York Tribune says that the plat
form of the Ohio Democrats "starts out
with tremendous straddle on the tariff
question"
Straddle indeed! Read it again. 1tsays
lust what its trainers intended that il should
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~ PARK-PLACE NJ ETH DlST
CHURCH (west Franklin streetl.-Services at ii
A. ". Rev. J. HARMON, ID. D.-subject The FIRST
Thing to BE Done; 81 p VI, Rey.PAUL WHITE
HEAD. ID. ID.
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z MINERAL WATERS.
FANCY GOODS
= I E V f n 5
OPENS THIS WEEK

10 fine PORCELAIN AND FIGURED STAND
LAMPS, trimmed complete. AZ 81;
New designs in LIBRARY ana PENDANT
LAMPS atvory low prices:
shapes Of FRENCH-PLATE TOILET MIR
RORS at$l;
cases LUBIN'S SOAP, selling 3 cakes for Be-.
A bot Of s. and 6-foot sTEP-LADDERs at ~ AMI
1925;
Anotherlot Of that HANDSoME-Bo PAPER az
Csc;
Large invoice OF CRANES" CREAM PAPER.
selling at l5c. per quire and l5c. package
All sizes Of WATER-COOLERS, both Richmond
and northern make, al bottom prices;
4 beautiful assortment Of CHINA CHAMBER
SETS, all coors, band and moss rose from
sup.
| want 10 close the balance Of my stock OF chill
DREN'S CARRIAGES, among which are severa
very fine ones that win be sold at the price OF me-
diam grades at STEVENS,
jel2 sos Broad street
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NJ CLAY-STREET METHO DIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner OF Adams and
Clay strcets).-Preaching on SUNDAY MoRNlNG az
IL O'Clock, and quarter past O'Clock T. NJ All
are cordially invited. Seats free.
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- EICuTY-FIyE CENTS Fol

M EIGHTY-FIvE CENTS FOR a
W. ~. cpns-cPAIN SILK worth 81. 20;
81 FOR good BLACK GROs-GR,AiNNp SIN pSIl
si.s5; si25 for good BLA a., S SRo5 BtAck
SILK worth sl.75; Sl.5O TOT 60 &c eDcellent
G tQSK HGRos SG5RAlS SILKS p, Pip e. sS
s2.25, and $3.50: BLACK RHAp2AIMiAa az Mo- NO,
worth 80: BLACK sAIINs;, ~ ~ Dh anh SSATINs
CADED SILKS, COLORED SlLho anu On ''''"
at the sd lowest prices 3 DAVIS BRAKES.
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pICHMOND A ID ALLEGHANY
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.
LECTURE,

ECTURE.-REy. j. b. HAWTHORNE
II viii deliver his famous LECTURE entitled
" BE TRUE To TIlhELF,' at the Fulton Bap-
list church. MONDAY, Jane 20, 1888, at 8
O'Clock i. NJ, for the benefit of the church Inn
proyement fluid. Admission. 25c. je 23-2ts
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NJ THE MONTHLY MEETING OF
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION will he held at ST. JOHNS
CHURCH SUNDAY AFTERNOON, The oath, at
O'Clock. officers. teachers, and friends OF the
Sunday schools are invited to attend.
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NJ FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH tGrace above shaferl-Rey' PEfroN H.
UocE pastor.-serylces at IL 4. NJ. and SID T.
NJ. seats free. Public cordially invited.
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NJ MONUMENTAL CHU RCH.-
Rev. J. G. ARMSTRONG, ID. d., rector.-Seryices at
IL A. NJ. and 6 =. NJ.
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NJ FIRST PRESBYTE RI Ian
cUURCH-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor
Services at IL A. NJ and II. NJ.
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r6- CENTENARY NJ ET III Cd rs L
CHURCH south side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streetsl.-seIyice at ii A. VI.
and sHP. NJ, conducted by the PASTOR Rev. T. A.
PETERSON. Seats free.
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FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broadl-Rcy. W. C. ScHAEFFER, pastor.-The an
niversary services Of the church will be held at IL
A. NJ. The sunday-school Missionary Anniyer-
sary at s =. VI. Interesting addresses and good
music. A cordial welcome to all.
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~ BEACH-STREET b A p r 5 T
CHURCH corner Main and Beach Streetsj.-
Preaching by Rev. +. Z. HUFF at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
and ut 81 o'clock u. VI. DIR. J. WILLIAM JONES
will preach in reference to ST. Johns-day. All arc
welcome.
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M GOODS FOR MOURN In G 3e
nyFss to0Ds. GLOVES. HOSE, COLLARS
Cues % HoffI'LE5vi' LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES.
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~ E-STREET Baptist
CHURCH lcorner Grace and Foushec streetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +.
HATCHER. ID D., ut o'clock A. VI. and At quar-
ter-past o'clock Z. VI. on SUNDAY.
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N7- Y-STREET b AP T 5 T
CHURCH corner Of Clay and Graham streetsl.-
Preaching at IL A. NJ by Rev. II. \. TrPPER'
ID. ID.
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MIA NEW LOT OF p l. \ IN,
STRIPED. and c HE X i ID GlNGHAlS'
LAWNS. NITN-VEILINGS, ALBATROSS, BEN
Cal LINES, and other DRESS GOODS ~ very low
prices. LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
~ tIINOCKs 81. je22
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LIME. CEMENT, &c.

ROCKLAND LINE.
just arrived. schooners Allie 0aks- aud asst.
Elmo +" with cargocs Of
CR0CKETT's ROCKLAND LIME,
fresh from kilas. For sale low from dock
Also, several carloads "SAvAGE" FIRE
BklCk-all Sizes aud shapes. FiRE-CLAY, aud
SAWED LAThS. WARNER MOORE
Lime. Cement. Lump aud Ground Plaster.
je lo-tAu2
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e-p ELEGANT BROCADED SASH

~ ELEGANT BKUtAUIU N,.,
piRBONs warranted all silk, Mt Csc. yard wpr. worn.
ii RIBBONS in all widths and colorG ~ ,he iV pS
cst nrices for desirable goods: LINEN toLnAn,,
81. PfrfYEES RITFFIINGS. FICHUS. LACE ana
MIisIfN sCARFs; jet. Gilt. Plated Rubber ana no
silver JEWELRY, COLGATEs HAND,MltinbHS,
CHIEF EXTRACTS. TOT J. EFT MAIEhS'
SOAPS. and POWDERS; LUNCH. lNFANis-'
WORK. KEY, KNITTING, and sGR X. l, IN
KETS at LEV !. DAsio h ~ 20 a. o.
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III FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. A. b. b. RUDD of Richmond College, Will
preach at IL O'Clock \. NJ. and 7:45P NJ Teach
ers' prayer-meeting at o'clock. Sunday school
AZ 9:3O
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M FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strectsl.-Rev. j. l.. BUR-
ROWS, ID. D., OF Norfolk, will preach on SUNDAY
AT IL A. NJ. and S:l5 Z. NJ. All welcome.
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MT UMBRELLAS AND PAk .;u ygay
We show a very large assortment o, r, s are al
REST GOODS manufactured. our prices "''
ways l"e i'"'@ LEVY, DAVIS n DRAhE,
CIIILDREN'S CARRIAGES very cneap' ~
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IT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
fcorner Of Main and sixth ectsl.-Rey. W. w.
LANDRUM understanding by the pastor at ! l
A. VI. and Sis I. NJ. 2t
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NJ UNION.STATION METHODIST
CHURCH corner Of Twenty-fourth and
streetsl-Rev. II. c. CHEATHAM, pastor.-Preaeh-
lug at IL A. M.'and SIS p. NJ. Bishop j. C..
CREAMERY will preach in the morning.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC.NICs. &c.

EXCURSION TO WEST POlNI-ONE
IL MORE OPPORTUNITY.-The managers OF
these delightful excursions. approaching the I'D
eral patronage Of their friends, beg To announce
another chance for q days pleasure ~ 81
POINT ON MONDAY. June 18th. All the plea
sures OF that noted place are promised. Including
DANCING and GOOD DINNER. Tickets, only
80 cents. Train leaves Depot az foot OF twenty
third street. at 1880 A. NJ. Returning, leaves West
Point NJ II. NJ. $1,000. ,.,,,,,-,,
&c 20-5ts ADAMS fEhDtE.
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NJ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH (corner Broad and Tenth streets).-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. c. BLEDsoE, at
IL A. VI. and s:15 +. NJ. subject at night, 1.-The
Rabol Confusion"
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n1y CELLULOID col L a X AND
CItFFs arc positively waterproof: lust the article
needed i'm warm weather. Can he had ~ 1910
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAkEs;
HAlfSfOCKS at Use. JcZZ
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, q
vi hers Of JOPPA LODGE. No. 40, A.. M
r. and \. NJ. are requested 10 attend a " *
stated meeting Of their Lodge AT -. Al-/V\
bans Hall THIS Saturday EVENING ut g
o'clock. Installation Of OH ,ers. Members OF
sister lodges and transient brethren are irater-
nally invited To Dc present.
by order Of the W. VI.
GEORGE G. JEFFERSON,
je 23-lts Secretary.
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OPENING OF BON AIR HOTEL
~ AND
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENT
10 THAT
FAV0RITE SUMNER RESORT
FOR THE
SEASON OF 1888.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RTCHMOND- limo =. S93

RICHMOND md IJANNTLLE IATIKOAD.I
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, June 3, 1888.
Commencing TUESDAY, June 3. 1883. BON
AIR HOTEL will open for the summer season,
and the first of the usual SEMI-WEEKLY EX-
CURSiONS Will take place on that day. leaving
Richmond nc 5:l5 II. NJ; returning leave Bon
AIR at 10 and arrive In Richmond at 1880 r. VI.
Unless otherwise advised, these excursions will
hereafter occur ON TUESDAY and FRIDAY of
each week.
MUSIC aud REFRESHMENTS at the pavilion.
The uniform rate Of fare for rOund-trip tickets
on regular passenger or excursion trains will be
25c. straight fare In each direction, 25c.
The usual forms of cOmmutatiOn tickets Will
also be on sale.
For tickets and all information apply either at
Richmond or Manchester stations.
For charter of special trains call on the UNDER
signed. NJ SLAUGHTER,
lie elm General PASSENGER Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23
spcC,AL NOTICES.

rTREMNANTs, REMNA ASs ?,
REMNANTs.-Big bargains n hE ~ a.,
LEVY, DAVIS * DfAhho'
The celebrated BAMBOO CORSET on'ysi
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-23

NJ TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH corner Of Twentieth and Broad
streets)-J. WILEY BLEDsOE, pastor.-Preaching
by Rev. A. G. WARDLAw at IL A. NJ and by the
pastor at So Z. VI. Young mems prayer-meeting
from to 4 L. VI.