davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

many. THIS was remarkable for the
length OF time the tumbllng about was
iet. For over year the phenomena con-
tlnued to exert itself, keeping the IN
habltsuts In a continual state Of excite.
ment and anxiety. The shocks were rel!
for three hundred miles about. rivers and
lakes were drained. and confusion rcigned
mill The year Of the Caracas earthquake In
1912. when IL suddenly ceased.
A severe shock was felt In Boston 10 1Ioo
and in many parts OF the eastern states.
In Boston and the surrounding country
houses were hurled to the ground and gen.
ersl alarm prevailed, much greater W iac'
n has been estimated that earthquakes are
felt the world over once ~ hve days. De-
tvveer rso1 and 1850. $500 were counted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
THIRD DAY.
CRAIG COUNTY.
Democratic meeting-iion. John GoOdc on
the STUMP,

che stump,
fCorro,pondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
NEW CASTLE, August 1G, 1894
The Democratic Executive Committee OF
Virginia never did wiser thing than
when II appointed Hon. Jonn Goodc to
canvass tins section Of the State. The re-
ception Of his speech at Roanoke con-
WINGED us OF that fact, but IL an incredu-
lous individual had been present to-day TO
witness the enthusiasm he elected from
these hardy mountaineers and true Demo-
Gratis, their doubts would have been set at
rest. lie arrived at New Castle a little
before noon, anda, "a O'Clock began aspeech
that was intently listened TO for two hours
by large audience, the courthouse being
crowded, Notwithstanding the notice had
been short and the facilities for communi-
cation not OF the most rapid character.
HIS reading Of the letter OF Governor Cleye-
land when a candidate for Governor Of New
York, written to his brother. in which he
referred 10 the loss OF bis mothers prayers
by reason OF her departure from earth,
created an impression that Is rare In pollti.
cal meetings. Referring 70 the crookedncss
OF Mr. Blaine IN personal aud political at
fairs aud illustrative Of the effect OF his
election upon the young men OF the coun.
try. he said: of one Of these old patri.
archs here present were 10 place his hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
WEST HANOVER PRESByr02Y.
ConAissicIers APpVir. tcd-The Marriage
0ueStiou.

LoyINCSyoX, August Is, 1881.
The scm-annual meeting OF West Han
over Prosbytcry began III this place last
"Wednesday. The introductory sermon was
by Rev. G.. l.. petric, OF Charlottesville.
Rev. Henry G. Brown. OF Appomatio%
Courthouse, was elected moderator.
Thursday morning Ir. William u. Ed
ridge, Of Buckingham, was eNtm!ne1 and
received under the care OF PrcsbYtery rs
q candidate for The ministry.
Calls were presented by Trinity church,
Buckingham. and CMteEyille church, for
the past oral services OF Mr.. i. +. BcdingeT,
q liceptiaie Of Louisville Presbytery. These
calls were found to be IN order, and leave
was granted 10 these churches to prosecute
them before Mr.. Bodingor's Presbytery.
Mr. Bcdinger has been preaching Tor thee
churches for several months past.
The following commissioners were ap-
pointed TO the General Assembly. which il
TO meet in Houston, Texas, next May {:
Rev. Hugh Henry aud Elder George e.
Saunders, Of Buckingham; the altornat..
arc Rev. j. {. Painter az, ,,lder u,nrv
Wbitmore.
Rev; ,,., fi5wn gave notice that he
declined the ell he had received from APP
ponltttcx Courthouse church.
The overture from the General Assembly
OH the marriage question was postponed 70
the spring meeting OF the Presbytery, which
is 70 be held at the Waddel church, Rapi-
dan Station. on the Wednesday before the
first Sabbath Of April.
Leave was granted to the Lebanon church
to employ Rev. J. l.. Sherrard Us . stated
supply until the next meeting OF the Pres
bytery.
THIRD DAY.
Rev. James II. Fitzgerald, Of Buckng-
ham county, was received from Orange
Presbytery. North Carolina. lie expects
10 labor in Texas.
Rev. George W. Painter, missionary in
Hangchow, China, occupied the hour usu'
ally allotted to preaching in lecture on
China, lis history, geography, customs, re-
ligion, and missions, 10 which the audienc'
listened with great attention. Mr.. Painter
expects to ret, I'm to China in few weeks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

Ter. - alter x. Stapl 1ii,s Up the People.
Especial telegram 10 the uspa'cn.l
SALEM, VA. August is, ISL
Hon. W. i. Staples addressed a large
crowd here to-day in a powerful and eio-
Qucnt speech lasting two hours. Tie was
frequently interrupted with loudappIau;c.
He discussed fully and thoroughly all the
pending Issues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
Burrscsf's Cocoassss

will save the hair and keep II In strong
and healthy condition. because It vii!
stimulate the roots Of the hair, aud restore
the natural action upon which Its growth
depends.
Burnett's FIavoring Extracts are abso-
iutely pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
rtrs,Dtssric. Democratic Convention

TAPPAuANS0CK, VA, August Il, 1854.
To the Eiitor Of he Dispatch:
Please announce in your paper that, to
avoid conflicting with the August terms Of
Accomac and MiddleseX County Court,
ard the Eastern Shore Agricultural So
ciety. the tine for holding the Democratic
Congressional Convention for the First
district has been changed, by request,
from August the eth to September 3. 1884.
Very respectfully yours. &c.,
4. Y. MICOU.
Secretary Democratic Committee, First
Congressional District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
HAMPTON.
curdns scrnPe-nornbls '..n.lea byaaaii.

road Train.
iN"rspondCncc OF ne Richmond pispatrhl
AUGUST Is. IsSi.
4 negro man named Only was badly cu:
about the shoulder and arms last nigh D.
another negro man nmCi Watts.
Yesterday afternoon 70 Newport, News
the colored call.hoy Of The Warwick wa-
down =; tic depot Wien trim started out.
Tosayca long walk bccoucludcd oiumr oG
the moving tran aud get OF a. crossing
near the Warwick. Whcnth train reached
the crossing. however, il was moving faster
than hc thought it vas, and ne wae hurled
under the wheels and ie9riully manc'ci.
Death Cnsucd almost instantly
The County Republican Convention has
been called Tor The 2j,h instant.
lIAMP1OS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
LYNCHBURG AND ViCiNITT.
The Biues in Cump-CoiOred Military CeIe-
Miscellaneous.


miscellaneous.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DispAtch.l
AUGUST Is. 1881.
The Lvnchburg Light Artillery Blues.
CAPTAIN Frank T. Lee. forty strong, left
this morning in special coach for the Al
| leghany Springs, where the battery will re-
main in encampmcnt until Saturday after
| noon. The boys are anticipating splendid
| time. and various aEuSementS have already
been devised 10 insure it. In addition 70
| the usual drills aud dFess-paTades. the bat
tery will practice at arSet-shooting "ith
| solid shot.
The town is filed to-day with colorcd
| soldiers, the occasion being an anniversary
celebration by the Ilil-City Guard. Sew.
eral visiting companies are here, and su Of
| them have marched out % the Fair
Grounds, where the day will be passed In
icastine and amusement.
The United States Court for the Western
District Of Virginia. with Judge Paul pre-
siding, will begin its semi-annual term in
this city on the 18th proXimo. The jury
panels were sent out TO-DAY.
The white Blaine and Logan club has
been endeayo-ing TO secure &. Patlic'Is
Hall as place for meeting, but has failed.
i nc cIuD ms q hall wei audllcu 10 les Duf-
poses, but managers thong could
get ST. Patrick's Hall the impression would
be created that the Irish OF this city favored
Blaine. Mike Mackin. Jerry sullivan.
and other veteran Democratic Irishmen OBJ
posed the proposition and defeated il last
Monday night; but 1t is reported that the
attempt will be renewed.
The venerable father OF Mr.. p. 4. ktise.
the weil-known banker OF this city. died
several days ago at his home, in Up,hur
county, West Virginia. He was lightweight
years OF age.
Rev. DR.. Lcftwch, Of Nashville, Ten
nessee. preached yesterday morning. a,
Court-suect Methodist Episcopal church,
and at night supplied the pulpit Al Gem
tenary.
The tobacco trade is still at its lowest
ebb, the sales for the week Just passed be-.
ing only 500, $50 pounds, q decrelse Of H,2l0
poui.ds from the sales OF the previous
week.
Tn..s revenue sol,,,cetions Tor last week
amounted to Sl2,l7G.H. HDA'"'N-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
King William County.

ISrcclnl telegram 10 the DispalchI
WEST POINT, VA. August is, 1881.
The election passed of quietly here.
with the exception Of a tight. in which
Morgan West had his eye BACKED. Mr..
Lewis, Democrat. gained IT votes here
and &C at Lanesvillo. II be makes the
same gains al other precincts he viii be
nl0cfpl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
THEELECTONS Yesterday.
Returns From thr Thirty Secoad Senatorial
H.gfrict incomplete.

DFtTIlT IutCTTItITs
Especial telegram 10 the DispalchJ
NORFOLK, VA, August Il. 1884.
Only three precincts heard from here.
Suffolk Bryant. Democrat, 173; Causey.
Republican,. ISL. Norlleets Fork Bryant
90; Causcy llG. Kilby's Mill-Bryant y;
Causey 81. Nanscmond county will prob
ably give Causey large majority.
tsYccisl telegram 70 the Dispatsh.l
WlNDsoE, Va. August Is, 1854.
A very quiet election. Windsor pre-
clnct gives Causey (Republican) thirty-six
majority. 2uni gives him thirty-tiye ma
ioriiy. Returns come in slowly. The
chance, are in favor q CausCy, but all Is IN
doubt. No poll was held at iyor, in South
ampton county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
rrnv,y rrrpER, Auctionee-. an

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE REnn
- ESTATE IN THE COUNTY % ,,nm ry
AND STATE OF VIRGINIA, hNUwS,e n
@oTTERBURN.~-We offer for sale prssr,y -, :
FARM e5ntsining 472 acres situated In the coun.
~ of Bedford and stale of virginia sDy e,,,.nce
miles north Of Liberty. u was 'oT s e. one o. the
finest farms in the county. II Is within anous w.
miles Of the Norfolk and Western raIlrosd cyussd
nienf TO cko0Is aud churches. Inc neienvyt -,
=, eHrejlcnt The dwelling -hslsse ~ Of bftek, ana
In first-ta ccondti0u-contalnink n'n. s,.-ssr,
cost about 10000 originally I% a.rcs. aud tl,e
srnunJs are very handsome, containing nearly
every tree Ga the American foiet' i.,I "a =,
nri level ,h,t niach,nery can be used upon every
acre 81 IT, II Is well adapted 10 ue truw u1,l,,
wheat. corn, o2t, tobacco. snn ma AM IT, - ti,,,t
snIed for grazing farm. The piscc Ne aug -, ~,
IN Little otter creek, and Is well waterc. auoue
I25 acres sre in timber. 100 OF "hlcn - ~ i,
nal forest the timber upon u ,,, &c., Te na
has a good table barn. overseers house, gralsf
aud fhe usual out -buildingsa OF wnlcn VII ~ a. -
yery good condition.. The title 10 this property =,
good. Ne are net expecting any fancy price, ani
we VIII sell IL AZ great bargain u " 'afS S''' ~
elegant "A farm l. offered on the market. H., A.,
TERMS: on. third cash and the reint n az, ~
one. two, and three year win interese ~ u ~.
security but these terms are not arbitrary, aal
more or less cash can be paid II te puroh'N '
"posscss,on given for seeding wheat ut thu 1sud
time. and fun possession at the end OF siAty 'Afs'
or sooner If desired. ,. ,,,.
If not sold privately IL VIII be 0nercl " puO""
auction, on The premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER z, 1884,
AT IL O'Clock VI:
CAMM PATTESON,
). \ Z. PArrEsON,
Executors
The address Of CAMMPArTEsoN is Howar lsyile
no.t-.fNco, Aibemare county, Va. and :. :. Y.
PA1TESoN's Liberty. Bedford county ga. :. :. L.
Pattesoa lives upon The premises and WI so"
the farm "a any one who desires IL. an lo-iis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

slsn ship-owners that the harbor OF Canton
is blockaded with torpedoes.
II is reported authoritatiyely from the
City Of Mexico that Generals Ramirez.
Meiia, and two others, implicated In the
recent conspiracy, have been shot by order
Of the President. The Didrio Official pub
fishes q proclamation Of the conspirators,
which DEGREES that Gonzales, Diaz, and all
others engaged In Government affairs since
the revolution OF Tuxtipcc In 1876. shall
forfeit their lives and property.
An Altoona, Penn. telegram OF Sunday
says: A fire broke out this afternoon In
the office OF The Sunday Morning, and be-
fore the flames could be extlnguished the
following businsss-places were burned
Sunday Morning office; W. II. Kepler, con.
fectionery store; A. Lubbert, tobacconist
A. X. Lackey g. Co., queensware; l.. Nets
dry goods: j. Steir, tobacconist; John
Stehl's hotel, and several dwellings and
out. buildings. The loss viii amount tc
$4,000; partly covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
AUCTION sALEs--rut1rs DAY.,
BY Ferinsn rupper.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneess
1918 Main street,


T,RIIsTEEs' SALE OF vALUAbLE
PROPERTY SITUATED on skvsvnn
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN mN rsS,RSER
~ WALNUT ALLEy.-fn pursaanc. r.,c
tain deed Of trust, Executed on We s,n acr<sncd
s,usfees default having been made w III y,i sy
,aenfs Of the note therein secu ed ~ tne srs
Of the holder win sell by auction, on tue
's'' '" FRIDAY. AUGUST 22, 1884, mo
=, a O'Clock T.. NJ. the aboye-descripeu Iasv,
pFRTY fronting is feet inches on sevent ,rns ~
street on The south line Of Wainnt aiie sn ~,
tending hack IS feet q inches 20 an aisy ,yyps.
s,ide. The improvements consist ot rh".rs,
STORY RRICK STORE AND DwELLi No, VIII ,ui
ont-buiidlngs. This property Is sablcct :" -" ~"
nnaI ground- rent Of ON busnels OF wnea- m. of
TrPNs Sufficient In cash " pay essvsln IA.
sale. balance due on original noe 9t ttSsS2.
wIth per cent. Interest from Aprii 20, ao
balance upon six and twelve months. pu ,s s,ts
ia execute his notes for deferred psymsnSsS' VIZ"
interest added, and secured by tru.t cS yrao
GEORGE II. POiNDEAnh"'
HOWARD swISEFOgD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
RAILROAD IsSS.

ri III :;.:... ~
CHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
MAY.-sC HEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE ~,
LEAVE RICHMOND
500 4. NJ. For Newport's News, Old Point Com
fort, and Norfolk. Daily except sun
minutes Richmond 60 Norfolk.
lO.55 A. VI. Tor all stations and Lexington, KY
Louisville. aud Cincinnati. Mat ex-
4.soP.M. Charloties,iie accommodation dai-
Is. except sunday. stops st an III
Al5P.M. For Ncwport's News. Oh Point, and
Norfolk. Expire except SUNDAY.
GAO T. NJ For Louisville and Cincinnati. con-
Meeting for all points West, North
west. and Southwest. Fast express
daily. Does not stop for local hnsi-
ness. Pullman sccplug-ctrs RICH
mond e. Cincinnati and Washington
and Charlottesville ~ Louisville
$40 NJ For Viewpoints News aud Old Point
Oimitcd express with Pullman cars
dlily except Satur lay. Doe, not
stop between Richmond and New
ports News. NOconnection for Nor
lo:2oP. N. For Ashland. Nv Night express eV-
. cept sunday. C. and q. ,locping-caf
10 clifton Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$40 \. ". From Ashland. Ky, except sunday.
1913 4. VI. Prom Norfolk. Old Point. aud New
ports News, except sunday.
4:O5 NJ. From Louisville. cincinnitL and all
local points, except sunday.
C:9O L. NJ From Norfolk. except sunday. From
Old Point and Viewpoints News daily.
Pullman ear except on sunday train.
$40 r. NJ. From Louisville and Cincinnati.
Fast express. daily.
lO:lOP. VI. From Norfolk, Old Point, and New-
ports News, daily except sunday.
sunday Excursion 10 NewpOrt's News aud Old
Point viii leave Richmond A. Al, aud arrive In
Richmond $50 +. NJ. returning.
Depot: seventeenth aud Broad streets.
Ticket-Onices: 1000 Main street and Csosa-
poake and Ohio Railway depot.
H. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
e. &c. SMITH. Gene'a Manager. ic p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
SAMPSON & ADkNSON, Auctia
aulf-tG. l7,lAS2b

GALE At AUCTION.
- TUESDAY, NOYFMBFH llTH'
NAT.T' NBi r. ASHLAND PROPERTY. the hon"
of tLc late Rtv. George ". N.uey. iou,c Of seven
rooms: grogat. sf fel acres. De,llbiy lOcaLc l.
IIuN~ ON dty of sale
auI2-Iulit y. =. Motley, Executor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
ACTION Future Days
FRIDAY. AUGUST -. 1851,
ny sampson & Atkinson,
Real Estate Accents aad Auctionecrs,
ALB Uull street. Manchester. Va.

BIB iiull street. Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ DESIRABLE
! HOUSE AND lot FRONTING on TIE
~OTTH LINZ OF tNtRErT >rRttI Bt-
TWEEN SEVENTEENTH An - FILLMORE
~TREFTS. - MANFllf~ TER, Way ylrtae
q deed Of trust executed on th" 2Oth DIV ot
Octo.,r, ISS2, by Joseph VI. M0lcs " the under
signed trustee. default hayiIl been male in tie
payment 81 ihe notes iheriu -ocured, bg direction
oi Tie uoiuor viii sen Oy auction, ON The prem-
} -, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1854,
Al 49, o'clock 2. H.. the PROPERTY above he
s,r,u.d. Tine dwelling rs new tw.-stpry bald
ir- The iot front. 80 feet on Everett ,tNst, run
ming back l62 feet This properly s located IN
% htal'uy and improving part ot the town. AMI
should attract tho attention Of IcrsDn' wishing -
Invest 80 real estate.
TIUM.. $3.50 ana cost of MS sale cash: ten
uq-a. Tor s2Ocsci.. and oIo for Si2 70. with III
forest. payable monthly iioM one t1tI'tcn month.
tic balance upon such leln, - VII. De- m idc
known 10 ire sale. JOHN +. SAMPSON
Tra,D,e.
SAMPSON & ADANSON, Auctl0ncers
an If-tgl .ils1N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
TIE CENTRE OF TROrBLE.

Though some terrible earthquakes occur
in Europe and Asia, South America seems
N he the centre OF trouble. In 1872 the
ci;y Of Caracas. in Venezuela. was destroy
e6 in three shocks, each of which did not
occupv twenty seconds. In 1855, the city
of Callao was also completely demolished.
tbs being the second time. The first time
a wave came in from sea one hundred feet
HIN. and without warning burst upon the
civ. IL 1922 an earthquake produced
some strange changes in the Andes. Noun
tsins were levelled, Others were raised, anda
tract Of land one thousand miles square
VS. bodily elyeysted about seven feet.
# has been learned from Old records that
tb, destruction OF Hcrcullneum aud Pom
mi was nearly accomplished by an earth.
quake sixteen years before the ashes OF
Vo.tvhls covered them from sight. Bibli-
cal records tell Us that earthquakes were
Ielt in syris IN The tine Of AhIb, 900 +. c.,
md also in the reign OF UzZian, 500 b. Z.
In Josephus there Is mention 81 an earth
Quake that desolted Judea at the time OF
the battle OF Actium, 81 b. G., destroying
over 10000 people. Antioch has been vis-
itel by some terrible scenes. The worst
visitation was in SIG 4. d., when over
500 OCO persons were destroyed. Sixty
wears later another shock destroyed 10000
more.
SHAKES NEARER HOME.
In our country the New Madrid earth
n, axe Of 1911 is still remem oered By
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
ARRIVE RICHMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
500 T.. n MAIL daily except sundayJ
loco A. ~ ACCOMMUD ALTON daily except
Suudayl
700 \. M.NiGHG EXPIRES daily Except Mon.
dayl
SUNDAY ACiOMMODATtON between Rich
Uond and Scntt-yillc leaves Richmond 10 \. NJ. /.
returning, arrives at Richmond 7.i5 L. VI.
CONNECTIONS.
At Richmond with associated railways flr an
points south, aud Richmond. Eredericksbur< and
Potomac railroad for all poln.- North; ~ yuch-
burg with Virginia Midland railway iot ail points
North and Nogi0lk and Western railrNiI f'r
knoxville, Chattanooga Atlanta. ClaC.uu,r, -
Louis, Nashville, Louisville. Memphis. NV Or
leans. and all point. IN tn south southwest, and
TcNa,. Sleeper Lfnchbufg 20 New Orletn, aud
Chattanooga without change. and on all nisht
trains. Train No | makes close connection io
Momphi~ aud an southwestern points, and avoids
several hour hy-oNcr az 'hatttnopg1; ut tultou
Forge with tAe-arcakc and OHIO railway for tlc
SouthWr-t, Northwest, and N"5'. 10 Lexington
with Baltimore and Ohio railroad, making c,o~e
connection ~ Harper- Ferry 90 and from Pits
bur-h. The q, Nptth, and East.
N,suiHg-cdr attached u hgk Elprcss 70
trains marked p daily EXCEPT Sunilyl.
Tickets sold to an points. Dticc>: 1909 cast
Main street, lo,O Main. aud at Richmond and Az
ltghany utpot, Liglth and Canal STREETS.
y. r.. MACNt Ebe,
nv 10 General Passenger and fNurrss Ayrur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

In our country the New Madrid earth
a, axe Of 1911 is still remembered By
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

The Maraiime Board has Informed Rus
sisn ship-owners that the harbor OF Canton
is blockaded with torpedoes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,)
CIRCUIT CorRToF TIKI COUNTY oP HESRICo, I
RICHMOND, VA, July Is, 1854.
TOIfN {. BLANTON, EXECUTOR OF
~ John +. sheppard, deceased, and In his own
ncLt aud sarah h. his wife. PlsinE1s,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
The Survivors Of the Greedy Part.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August 1S.-The
survivors OF the Greedy party are in the
city to-day unattended, but refuse TO say
anything OF interest. They expect to de-
part for their homes some time this week.
Sergeant Bralnerd is announced to de-
liver q lecture at Kittery tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-19
TRAIN, N"r1nWARp.
'Daily. 1Dany Except sunday

sDaily. 1Daly except sunday
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. 40 aud u make 10 stops. ~. ~ ana -
stop ~ Manchester, Drewry'- Bus, ,Unlrri D., lNl
chester. Noe -. 1922, 2~,". L., il-ftl p -'' ,
at all stations. No. G stops az All sahHi- tNrps
Temples. 49,. -, .,.,,,.,..,-
on trains Noe. ~ and A. ,.cepin<-,'-f h.if. n
New York and savannah. Train ~. l'' -l." DOT
car between Washington and thtrlr-fDu. lftnt
48. slecpisg-cars between Mnsl!ng'.u lul lie
tonville, Fla.
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE To N'ftpLA
IrAvY AEuf.I.
Richmsud. II.2O A. VI. Norfolk. $500 =. " .
RichInOsd.. Goo 4. y. Norfolk. s g. D.. Nj
Norfeik...., $50 An IaDhmoni 1855 D.. ST.
Norfolk. EGO 4. IL E'chmoni . IN q. u
Trains Is and - make close connection Q" 1p'l
from faZmytile, IyBehburs. ani suIfnr,-feru
points aud way -etatlo us GA, norfolk tli IS r =
trn railroad.
J.R. KENLY. suicrnt.ra'l -.
7. Al. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent.