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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16
.SCALDED WITH ACID.
william n. Clark, the Millionaire Thread
muker. Attacked at His Home.

A Newark IN. j. special says: William
II. Clark, of the Clark's o. n. I. Cotton
Thread Works, was assaulted shortly after
o o'clock last night at his hos,e, No. li9
Mount Pleasant avenue, by Mary Magee,
an insane Young woman, who threw a
quantity of nitric acid in his face. The
girl has been patient In the county luna
tlc asyium and has achieved considerable
no,oriety by her insane dolngs.
MIR. and Mrs. Clark were converslng 10 an
upper loom last night when the door-bel
was rung. The call was answered by a do
nestle, who saw standing on the stoop
well.dressed Young girl, whose move
ments, she noticed. were quick and deter
mined. She asked TO see Miss Agnes Clark,
but was informed that the young lady had
gone to church. She then asked to see Mrs.
Clark. Mrs. Clark being somewhat unwell,
MIR. Clark descended 10 the hall, and, taking
q hat frem the hat-stand as a protection
from the night air, opened the door.
TIE LIQUID THROWN.
care YOU Mr.. Clnrk?" asked the wo-
man: and without waiting for reply. she
drew her hand from under hei shawl, and,
with a swinging motion OF her arm, dashed
a LIQUID into Mr.. CIark's face from vial
in her hand. The action was so sudden
and unexpected that the gentleman had no
time to shield himself or avoid the fluid,
but, feeling the burning sensation on his
face and OWNING the nature OF the liquid.
he drew hastily back and slammed the door
TO. :,
The domestic. attracted by the unusual
noise, helped Mr.. Clark TO the library.
where his head aud face were bathed in
linseea oil. physician was summoned
and he found that the hat which Mr.. Clark
had fortunately placed on his head had re-
ceived most of the acid. The band OF the
hat was burned and diScolored, and tue
skin OF The neck and face was burned In
places, but the pain was soothed by the
prompt application OF the linseed oil, and
It's bad effects counteracted. Very luckily
none OF the fluid entered the eyes, and
beyond fhe burns mentioned Mr.. Clark Is
not seriously injured.
HISTORY OF THE GIRL.
The girl Mary Magee was found wander.
Ing on Gouveneur street shortly after and
taken to the police-statlon. She said TO The
! officers that the acid was Intended for VIII
| liam Clark, the son OF her victim. Hell
| mspper was wild and incoherent. II ap
pears the girl once worked in the CLARK
| factory, but bad been discharged. Since
her mental troubles began she had applied
for reinstatement and been refused. Hel
relatives say that she had been subject tC
| lis O. morbid insanity for number oil
wears: that she would appear perfectly IA
| iional for months, and then suddenly be-
come violent and dangerous. She had at
| tempted to poison different members OF nei
family, il was asserted, and on several oc
casions tried to commit suicide. She hat
been confined In The lunatic asylum seycra
times, having only been released a weei
| ago from her latest Incarceration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

The Isdies we with each other IN trying
10 mike the table Artfstically e'exant. CHI
nese lsBtcspr, Japanese umbrellas. velvet
fsl,}s-eIofIs. aud subdued green aud pink
nepkfps 4fe nice Ia their way. But deco
rte our table with eiteeu. pound turkey
g. YoyaI t5-foast 81 beef. with trim.
njnes. aud then let ~ hsye rood Ape
tue 20 tpjoy q. II your appetite h slack
~ ycur 6lyesfiUs poor, you need Browns
Ircn Biifess, The lsest ionie IL tho world.
M. !. i)uahsus, Hu<eastte, Iowa, was
1r61lttel Nh wsakne>s end loSs 81 appe-
~ DfeND's IrVn Dlltes4 cured hsr.
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A ROYAL ROMANCE.
Aliesed Substitution OF she Children or Royal
and Norsanatie Marriages.

iLOIutu NoftusI
In modest hotel meuble, not far from
the Care St. Lazare. Paris, lady who has
doubled the cape Of forty Is busy preparing
q pamphlet which will raise doubtful
point In history. This lady Is now In almost
complete destitution. owing 70 the mys,e.
rious cessation ola pension which had been
raid her by q European Government. For
what reascnf According 10 the lady's ac-
count she Is the daughter OF puissanr
>crow ned bead and the victim Of asubstltu-
ton. One OF her parents was married NOR
Rapatical,y before being married royalty and
legit,mately, and she pretends thst, Ia ac-
cordance with promise made to the NOR
eanatlc parent, the morganatic princess was
stfbstsiuted for the royal princess, nature
having luckily favored this plan by bring
ing the two babies into the world almost
simultaneously.
The morganatic prIncess--always accord
ing 10 nv new Maria SteIla's account-has
pfcspered and married a mighty European
prince. who viii one day sit on throne.
The royal princess. ignorant OF the fraud,
was brought up In princely manner and
married 10 noblemap, who on hi
death.bed revealed TO Der the secret Of
her romantic birth. The lady has doel
meuts relating 10 her peusion, and quaint
sies Of papefs showing that, whether true
or MOI. ciedence appears 70 have been az
tacbtd 70 Der story by crowned heads
why lius the pension been stoppedy wh,
arc The crowned heads in,erestcdy Thi
hit question viii be answered by the forth
ccmisg pamphlet. Not wishing TO he dis
agreeable 10 any crowned heads. whethe
Bourbors, Iiohs pxoilerns, or Guelphs,
viii not mention names.
Meanwhile ihose who like TO guess rid
dlts may obtain some clue from the age O
the s0tdisant psineess--iortyf four tn,
ncnth- and from the fact that her fics
hUsbsnd's name was Count Lundi. Fol
/ ny own part. Simply mention the mates
- curiosity; for l have ceased 10 b.
deeply interested In royal aud impefia
claimants since l discovered one ,isy. 4,
The little town OF 1'riei, on the Seine. a,
smiable old lady who professed 90 be no
thing less than the rishiful heiressto n.
sbIcrc Of England. This lady. who Gale,
bsr majesty uSurper. wasted poruon 0
mysterious but modest pension on rear
irg silk-worins and white mice.
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AUCTION HALse-r hss Dsv.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ <.rs<y-.o.
~ !. Tbosnpsoa urown . co.,
Real kslnie AFrnts aud fuctionccrA
11la Malta ssftet.
AN ELEoAxr oRAcE.srREer


,~s ARRANGEMENT. rrYLE, AND MATE
HAL ethrAhf FAN's S.ASo'
nv rfdurst OF The owner ard Occuronf. Mr.. Il. II.
Mavo. Who =, poets snon to move 10 his new rcsi-
siruce, VIC will sell NJ public auction. on
rIrFSOAY. DECEMBER 10, 1854.
- ~, or D. NJ
AIs ocLocs q. W. s:cr ,,o.,rv
the sboye pesin4p ..kt, x1rElynrgrr NJ 4os
east 9r,ry street, an. ~ no ro., c.,,,s,e ana
fnls pmie.sE as n, lie Civ ,,ua ~ on the
south hpe % o1ace ues"ern '.sn M ~ By
fsreess ana y Yer, @ ~ VIZ 'e.are
CHURCHES, oep.s - ~, v.sn for ~. ow, ne and
pun oc and .naes m' csre,s, pcronm som pps,ed
ston of the plans snn mae I,ss, MI co,n a.''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

r,xrrr,roRgsALEo OF OFFICE FUR.
X .SIrr,pr. INcLuutNe IRON sAEk. IA,
a r. ciixixa CARPET AND RUG, uySst
s Nm HAfsfFss< WlEELsAnnvw, efnaSS, S
sfHojxf, DISK, SOFA wAkO"o"s' oh'o"'
&C. 81 TrrURsDAy. Drckxprn is, 1854.
80, a.c,oct A. H.. AZ the residence No. 400 e, .
~, "a 80 re viii proceed 20 sell az puDue
.ns,,o" ne IRON sFE. BuG6 I, &C.. tnd ar"'
.,ss ~ vim SiTUlE epumctafed above
1900. t,ssb WALkEk Hill.
TAZEWELL ki4LETT.
rxccutoru Of John Mofett, Deceased.
s.ie w Jas. MkcporcA. L.------------"ae.- -
CHERIFF's SALE
WIN no cold under execution, at the store q
Messrs. Maxwell & Lync'uaa. Leigh ana seco"'
streets, on 80.
THURSDAY, DTcExBsR ls, 1884,
a, =, o,ciock A. NJ, the ENTIRE sioux OF
~ COOP. IN zsid store. c.ns,sting o. q on.
IARcE AND EFf.L->kLECfED ciOch VI
GROCERIES.
LIOrORS OF All MINDS.
HAY. MfLL.FEED. &C.
Also. IRON SAFE
eHOW-CAsES
2WAGONs and HARNESS.
STABLE ito be remoyede ,sr ar THE
And tine uNEXrlRED LEASE of '"1
STORE. 80 g.
This stock OF goods are ali fresh and laid IN
with great care, and should command we s,i,n''o"
Of he trade. LEWis =. ass.,nona
de 10 Shef1u CITY n,.n..------
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by ". II. Lyme 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
lib Min street.

by W. III. Lyme To-,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers-
1ll3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESI-
~ RABLr TwO-sTORY -ASD-BAsEMtNT
DWELLING MD LOT
ON FAsI SIDE OF MECHANICsyIlLhT TURN
PIKE, NEAR vENABLE STREET, by AUC-
Circuit Court IN the suit styled "Hogan, guardian,
&c. rs. Hogan and Others" entered on the Zoti
Of November, 1854, the undersigned spcclal
commissioner, will sell by public auctl0n' on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1884,
nj A O'Clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE mentioned
in said decree, and situate on the east SIDE OF Me-
chauiczylle turnpike, about one and hair squares
north from Nenablc street. verv near the cltV
limits having front Of 81 feet on said turnpike
and extending hack about 1877 feet. .
The WILLING Is n substantial. well arranged
two and basement house, the basement De-
ing OF brick containing about six rooms ana tue
usual cOnvenienccs. ,,,.,,.
bic notes at six and twelve months, with interest
added. ana the title 10 bn retained untii the Dur
cha c-money Is fully paid aud conveyance or ,
dercd by the Court or The property 10 D. convened
10 The purchaser and deed Of trust taken ny me
commissioner 10 secure the credit payments As the
Court may determine when tue repori Oh saie
John n. YOUNG. Special Commissioner.
". II. LYME & CO., Auctioneers'
IN THR CIRCUIT COURT or THE COUNTY OF
HFSRTCO, DECEMBER 10. 1851 uooAN,
GUARDIAN, PLAfSTIF Y. AGAINST HOGAN AND
OTHERS, DEFENDANTS:
thereby certify that the bond required Of special
Commissioner John II. Young by decree OF zAth
November, 1854 IN tile above suit has been dhlS
gwen. 49, 800, -, . ,,e.
ber 1884. GEORGE ". CARTER. Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

lifo'ycke letter In Springfield KepnsiIean.i
Michael Smith, one hundred and two,
s<id 10 be the oldest person 10 the city, has
inst died 1t his Fountain Street home.
NJ. Smith wss born IN irsland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

Mr.. LEMIIEL l.. LYNCH. 1436 MAIN
Nl sTREFT. Richmond. says: From an at
tack of malaria suffered terribly with pa In my
head and limbs. Three bottles OF Browns Iron
BIIters made me vel My wife has also been
greau' 0e"e"'e Sc Ipis.1s.2O,o3.o5,27 .s0Ja1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

rs u E9 q
(SnyaApEAhE AND OHIO kML-
(jwAY~-stBEDULE IN EFFECT uEcsA-
BIER l. LEAVE RicHMoyD.. 80.
$40 AM fos neMpssrs new , vic sscsct ss-
tzv' osiy three hour s.d trsSsy-
ave minutes Ricnnori 81 Sorf0H.
o,eA "A. Fcr al stations aud LexlnKton. kys
20" ioufsviile. and Cinrinantt. MAJ *
cent sunday. Qsickcsf line uLcxs
Inrlon, VA making Close connee'
tons rfa stsunton. ...,,x.
sss r. NJ cssro,ssve ssms, ssops Il
s..spu for Nevuort's News. Old Point. sdd
o's" sorlolk ESpre except sunday.
s.os q. NJ t'oT Louisville and CINCINNATI. con-
uectsng Tor all points West Nonn-
west. and southwest Past eSp ,,.ss
uess. Pullman sleeping kieh-
mond u Cincinnati and W sshiBRton
and Charlottesville TO Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
a.xo A A. fYom Charlottesville except sunday.
,2,.sS A NJ From Norfolk. Old PcInt. and New
Dort.s News, except cu0dty
%. q. N. Prom Loaisviile. Cincinnati. ana all
local points, EXCEPT sun fav.
eusp NJ. From Norfols. old Poiat, and New
port's New. daily except sunday.
pl5p. NJ. From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast line daily.
r,.oot. Seventeenth and broad streets.
Tickrt-Ofiees: 1000 Main street ana S"csA
pcase aud ohie RAILWAY II. W. FULLE.,
General Passenger Agent;
G, W. SMITH. Gene al MANAGER. ueo
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cHERrFF's SALE.

CHERIFF's SALE.
win be sold, under an order OF Court. at inc
bakery OF W. T.. Paul. No. 17O6 east Main street.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER l6, 1884,
Mt II o'clock A. 81,
Six SHOWCASES.
FIXTURES IN STORE.
ALL THF BAKERY UTENSILS, &C.;
Two HORSES,
Two WAGONS.
Two SETS OF HARNESS. &C. &C:
LEWIS L. WINSTON.
de 10 Sheriff City 81 Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16
fOx RENr.

SMALL HOUSES FOR RENT ca
21lk south Cherry street, near Cumberland
street. ,..
7O5 west Marshall street. near Munford street.
lOb west Canal street. near Jefferson street
TIA north Twenty seventh street. near street.
1909 II. John street, near Charity street.
llOOnGrtl, Eighth street, beyond Preston street.
1905 west Leigh street. near kenncy street.
- Beverley street, between Washington ana
Carter streets. 49,,
Is west Leigh, between st. James and Adams
streets.
oI6 Oak street, near Moore street.
lll7 north Fifth street. beyond Baker street.
- Twenty-seventh, between VenaDle and X
streets. ,,,,
- Eighteenth stree, corner BAKERS alley'
l7l6 east Cary street. -, -.
High stree. between First ana church streetS'
6I2 north Eleventh street, corner VI street
Williams street. between Graham and oak
streets. - Al. ~.
street. .,,, 49,, -, .oo,,
Qlg north Second street. near Preston street.
- Marshall street, between 1hifiy-hrst ana
Thirty. second stress.
627 south First street.
lOIb Basin-bank, south side. -
Anniy 10 FURMAN UPPER,
Real Estate Agent,
dol lOlG Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

Ka- None genuine without bunch OF green
Hons on the while label. Shun all the vile, Dot
sonous stuff with Hop or :" Hop" IN their
oame. de 2-Tu,Thiwl .&saIm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

MRS. J. II. MONDAY, t7t5 vENABLE
u,,s ounscsily been beneafed By nrown's Iron Bit
ssr> Il Is nne tonic. and 20 all recommend IL.
purticulsriy 10 those ~ seSent1ry hebits.N
a MISREPRESENTATION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

DEp.RruRE or srE aAA,llsH'.,...o
only ONE DOLLAR SfTfsi
Ovrw,our,s Ssws. NORFOLK. SSD
Nh"'o poxTsMoUTH, -
AND ONLY Direct ROUTE wiTnnpT
Transfer OR CHANGE OF ANY MIND /,
,os1ys,.so TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
ONLY csc. TO CLA III; 1oMsr.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT , S2MpASY's
FOR Nrwp0Rfs SEws. N1RF0LK. PORTS
'o"M oiTa. AND JAMES RIVER LAND
INGs DIRECT, v,r,
CONNECTS AT N s,y .iSr o'osNh' WI"
FOR OLD POINT, .gALTl LORE, MD THE
N0nIh SANE Nrw AET WiTS, osnrgAugR
ACCOMkC FOR sMlrHFIEID, ~,
ANDAT CLAREMONT WITH ATLANtioS, NJ
DANvILLE RAiLRo "a , F0E wA'h"hi
TICKETS: RICHMOND OR NORFOLK TO
WAvERLf, sl.50.
ONLY ALL.wATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE, o,,,ovn
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHANGED
by ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NORFOLK, sl-NO LIMIT,
wAY.LANDlNG FARES from 2ss. TO ST.
ELEGANT MEALS ON EUROPEAN PbAN'
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
z. &. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every -
MONDAY, wEDNEsD AZ, AND tK.DA,r,
ut Z A. NJ. tSTREEr-CARsC ONNhCI u Full ~
TISIEl for aboye-namea places. Returning, the
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth. and New
ports News ON alternate days, srrVinH Nv "'eh-
mond about +. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and Al Gar,
bers Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checSee
'ssTHTE-RoOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk, pOrtsmonin'
smithfe'd, Hampton, and Wayerlyj Wasmhzun'
be: NewIers, Washington, aud Iarb0ro'' " -,
ana ali points In Eastern North Carolina also. ior
Eastern shore of yrgini. and Az regular anillgs
On lanes river. M r.pWFSr RATES, and thr"uRn
bills Issued. l.. ". TATUM, superintendent:
o. No 1909 Main strees and k-cNelts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

ANISS MARY WILSON, 5iS EAST
VI MARSHALL STREET, Richmond. says: I"
used Browns Iron Bilters with good rsul'z"
~ 12.lo,le.2o,2S,a5,3T,3V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16
moRps OF wAnSrxo AND tos-
w f0Rr.


srfyon q. ssssrtus sscm yses sss!ss e 49,.
SF; soa a. - .im ~ 8 aiiss Sos isel
:,.s sss e ,:ss p ssss
win surely carc ron.
= 700 , s,s % p sss,e sgs s,ss ros
pastorai dufies; Of = mother. worn om
viii, care and work; or man OF business
o. W Or weaked py shs a,,," :" over vcur mid
nishi work, Bop Filters VIII most surety sfenR'"-
en- you
tfvou are suffering from over eating or drinkine
any ipdtsrresioa OF dissiration. % are Soang and
GROWING 100 fast as ~ offfn the case;
ao,,f Won are In the Workshop. on the
sfsrm, al lkt desk, any where. aud Eel
sihat your system needs Gle using
.ionlne. Q, s'imn:aune without into1i-
sbIood tnfo and Impure, pulse
feeble. nerves unsteady. faculties
waning. Hop Bitfers Is what you pcea 70
sgfve You new lie. he ,lth, and y'gor.'
II Won are eos,ive. or dyspcptic. or suffer.
ing ron any , @nch a. y, bowels, IL Is Your
own fsulti IL you remain III. n
you are wasting away With aay ior, '',,,, mi.
u1ouient, and turn for s-cure 70 Hop bftters'
Jfvou are sick with that terrible sickress. Ner-
'yousne-s, you will end bHlm Ia Oileaa" IN
Hop Bitfefs.
IF you arc ffequen'ef. or aresIdentof
--amiasmatic district. barricade your sys-
ITEM against the scourKeof all countries.
--ysalafis, Epidemic, Bilious, aud lnterinit-
--ient fevers, by the use OF Hop Biiters
1f,you have rough, pimpiy, or sallow skin, BAL
bmafn. Hon BItiers Will give you fair skin. ric
blood, the sweetest breath, and health. $500 will
be paid for case tney will not cure or help.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

ByN. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auetionecr.
COMMISSIONERS sALEoF
VALUABLE wEsT-ENp SUBURBAN PRO-
PERTY
AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF BEVERLY AND
WASHINGTON STREETS.
In execution Of decree Of the Circuit Court ot
Henrico county, IN the SUIT OF :" Tnomis ~, NJ
hams and o,lers.r entered December 10. 1885,. We
fbs undersigned special commissioners, VIII sen ~
auction, ON The premises, on
TUURsDAY, DECEMBER ls, 1854,
Mt 81 O'Clock T.. NJ, the above properly, when
fronts 1913 feet on Beverly street lformerly ht. IN,
There a. A FRAMED HOUSE on a part OF the lind'
which, with the juoicious outlay OF some m,neY,
would make comfortable home. or would rent
well. This will be a fine opportunity Tor reinu-
nerative investment. ,,,,~ 49,
Tbe property will be sub-divided and soltln par
cels nccordin9 10 nlau and survey. wAich en-
row be seen nc the Office OF the auctioneer, ana VIII
he exhibited on The day OF sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: b1lan"e ~ s'N and
twelve months for notes WI h interest snneh, al1
the title retained until both me notes nal ne Iu'
HILL CARTER,
Special Commissioners.
In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF tiES-
pIco. DI CEMBFR 10. 1sS4-ThoMAs. PLhS-
TIFF,ys. WILLIAMS AND AIS, DEFENDANTS
thereby certify that the bond required Of special
commissioners, john Is. Young and III CARER, Dy
decree of 10Th December, Is 81, entered IN the
above suit. has been duly given. 49,, -.
Given under my baud this iutn Dec,hDer'
1854 GEORGE W. ''ie'N'
do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16
ALADY's WISH.

"Oh. how do wish my skin was AZ clear and
s,ft as YOURS said a lady to her friend. You
cah easily make II So" answered the friend.
s.TIow f"inq uircd tie erst lady.
.sBy using Hop Bit'erss that makes pure. rich
blood and blooming health II did 1t for me, as
you observe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

sDa,ly. tDa,ly except sunfavl
STOPPING PLACES
Nos. 40 and 4 make no stops No. stops AT
Chester. No. as stops az Manchester. Dtcwry's
BhtT, Cenirsiia, aud Chester. Ngs.fl AMI iSsiop
AZ Manchester, Ceutralia. aud t'kes'ef. NJ. %,
o. o, T. III, and l9 stop Al all stations. Nos
ana stop at sii station EXCEPT remDie'~
PULLMAN CAR-sERyiCE.
ON tram. Nos. 40 and as. sieeping-c,'s be ween
a s,hinpTop and Charlesioa. TN Trains Nos. az
and a.. sleeping esrs between Washineton and
Jsrt sonyilie. ON Trsps Nos aud ~, sleep
ipg-rsrs between New York and Jacksonville.
THE Only ALL-RAti. LINE To NORFOLK
rr.yn. ARRIVE.
Richmond. io:4e A. ". \ Norfolk. s2;s5 2. ".
Norfoik..,.. 1886 A. NJ Richmond l2t5 I. N.
Norfolk. 80. ;2:25 r. ". kichnoDd o:l2 Y. VI.
Trains az and 20 make cloes connection To ans
fipm EarmyiIle, Lynchhurg. and soafhwesterH
poiuts. and way stations on the Norfolk 1pd Nesi.
ern railroad j. Il. NENLN, -nDcrintendenL
T. EMERSON. General passenger NYene
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DICHM0ND PERPETUAL BUILD
,NG, LOAN. AND TRUST COMPANY,
no. 1900 MAIN STREET UNDER PLANTERS
NATIONAL BANK.

LUcIEN L. BAss, President;
J0HN J. Wright, Vice-President;
WILLIAM LovgSsTEIN, Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

Tram No. so (through passeneerl stops 81 a sta
tons, connecting at heysville for All points ON X.
and 81. railroad; AZ Sutheirss with VI ltOn and
sutherlin Narrow-Gsuge railroad for Nl'on; at
Greensboro for all points on >alen Branch. AZ
salisbury for all points Western North Caro-
lima railroad; at Atlsnta for all points South and
southwest
Train 40. SO Through passenger and NALL stops
al Sal sbury, Greensboro. Redsy,le, n IA Point
Jhomasyilic, Lexington. and Concord, between
Danyllle and Charlotte, and AL s'aiions between
Ri hmond and Danyle. connecting at Suiher-
Inns with Milton aud >utherlin Narrow Gauge
railroad for Milton a. Greensboro Tor I'll points
ON salem Branch aud North carolina DIVISION At
Charlotte with Charlotte. columbia and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta. slvannth, AMI
Florida points, and an points IN the south aud
strain No. 80 on Richmond aud Mecklenburg
railroad runs dailN except >unday.
Trains from the south arrive az iichmondat 700
A. n. and i:iH J..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

MONEY LOANED On REA- estate on n.
vorable terms. returnsbie In monthly instruments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED In this department,
aud interest ALLOWED al the rate OF 8 per
eentnm per annum. Security undoabted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

All regular passenger trains stop var Bon Air.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
on Train 5C-New York aud Atlanta efd WASH
n gton and Danyiile.
On Tram No. b2-W ashiugtOu and Augusta,
Washington and New Orleans Richmond aud
Danylle. Returning Danyllie and Richmond %
train No. SO.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, and
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No ay-oyor checks gwen on local tickets.
VI. SLAUGHTER.
General PASSENGER Agent
aoL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
Al. RIyEs, General Manager Oc IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-16

NOR RENT, THAT HANDSOME
It NEW BRICK DWELLING No. 5uo ~
east Grace street. containing about ffteeo rooms;
hot and cold watr, cookiug-range, and all the
modern improvements. ,
rel streets, with Eine rooms, modem improve
ments &C. Apply 10 So rTON 4 CO.,
de l. .Sn.Tu&Ih3t NO. lIUs Malh NrPet.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-26
BUILDING NOTES

A trip through the southern portion OF
the city YESTERDAY disclosed quite number
of new buildings besides what have been
spoken of heretofore. 4 close tab is kept
upon ali building operations that is being
prosecuted in the town, but unless every
section of it is visited almost daily, there
springs up like mushrooms, houses here,
there and everywhere. For this reason,
having been absent from this portion of the
city for short time, several new houses in
all stages of completion were noted upon
South Water and Main streets. Particular
izing will not be INDUCED in, but suffice it
to say, that the near approach of Geld
weather does not appear to check operations
very greatly and that a complete review OF
the entire city will disclose quite goodly
number of buildings still being erected and
the extent of this seasons work in that line,
as indicated by the fresh looking houses and
ou;buildings is something astonishing to the
average mind rs is also the extent of the ter
ritory now built upon and embraced within
the boundaries of city residences and homes.
The corporation lines do not limit these OPP
erations by any means. the outpouring of
homeseekers having, as il were. stopped over
the edges and soon ;hese lines will have 10
be extended and the coming great city OF
Kansas will take one more stride in her ire
sistible march toward metropolitan great