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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17


40 Nt ese sstssn nsssflts tH'a
sssfssiss t,,smsas hsiasi hHss $50
90 49,
lNesl tsissfaH - ~ iastaffh
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fffsff fiNtn "a i'ahufHs s4aHlt
sees aHi a. eafl ha vs. nIm a. nsttl
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thtfroaa b. vsi nlaasi ifah. lhf Geld
thi W. eusl sai lhbss haaa hsfp b.
tai htfH a. safh slafs b. llsae
ffsisnfs illlstHi sssffh IA been usis
inI h'm Doe Hafhlns hss bees seen ~
hfsfi af hn ~ eas tetufsa relsu.
- I've sni s.shiy Fesfs af ars There
"a sHmfihlnE mfsitfloul abaai ths ils.
appearance, ISL oplnisn Ia ihsi he 49,
see ogi ~ DE vsy on sleaHai ~ D.
hhHHlfiaf III sffml thsi would hiiHs
ihe tlHfssHrs ~ 10 las apah lhs
hearts ~ NE rsfpeifsiafs
ihffe "a 90 Del meeting ~ a. stock.
h0idau of the hsiiln Nsilfasd Uom.
Isnf in Salisbury ia consider the frssi
hilIiF ~ constructing ftilfoai ff1m
salisbury a. Nsleshofu'. a. pam
Through Rowsn. stanley. AMI Anson
reuni'fs The people 90 IN eafne.i
about lho msiitf.
While NJ j. q Price. af lhi. coon.
~, was travelling on the public road
a dDai ifeo ~ ihe roadside was biosn
affo.s hs hurry, completely breaking
H snd sefluuslY soundlng ST. Price
shnni ihs bead
3 da.isrdly stiempi waa male ~.
GENTLY 20 murder John a. Angler az hs
Office les ihe woolleu anil wooden mills
a. nuihsm hy q man named Thompson.
= furmef employee ~ che mills ST.
ANGLER li president ~ che mills
The people Of Granville county will
have mas. meeting Fl oslarl August
80 boz behslf Of ne Soldier, Homo ior
Nnfih Carolina
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ~ ralavhs county
have already approved lua pension
srplicaiiom--ll for crippled soldiers
snd Dol iot widuss
u. bop \. 4. Wstson of ,hs diocese
~ fs.trn tafolins. held religions
services At Manieo. Roanoke island
Sunday u be- believed 90 be- ths first
iimo Boz thfeo hundred year, hist re.
lr'ous services, according lo iAo inrma
~ ihe fpis,upsl Prayer iiook have boon
held on Roanoke island
Nosonof Whites lllfstei colony
Which rsme 10 Roanoke islsnI va e..
Oomrsnied hY chaplain who OBLIGATED
regularly certainly 81 che baptism uf
She lniisn Nsnieo. anil also ~ thc
hsp'i.m af Virgins narr. thr nfai.hsun
white ,hll u b. assoflri that chat
va thr lat service areafiinf iN the
forms of the mother iuflish church
until liishop Watson service.
A. Durham las night noffo man
named Markham dashri eut iho brains
of smother Negro mar Wlth aAatf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Sad Drowning Accident

10y teithshpn W Nht hsiahffl
PATCnooUE, L. l., July TO- u q
Great South bay last night villa
Tycbener, John Hedden, Agnes i.e
and Austin Roe went sailing in ID, ytcl
Jennie Lewis, sailed by Captain Hctesf
Lewis. When near Blue Point, a. ID
boat was jibing. the boom Of the main
sail swung across the boat, striking Ma
Roe, Tychener, and Hedden in the fac.
and knocking them overheard. Befor
the boat could be brought around al.
three had disappeared and were not seer
again. Captain Lewis and Austin Roo
sailed around for half an hour looking
Tor the bodies, and not finding them ~.
turned TO the village and broke the
news to relatives and friends. Several
boats went Immediately TO The scent
and endesvors were made 10 fni The
bodies with hook. bat without success
up 90 noon to-day. Mis- Roe WIS
seventeen years oil and tn eldest
daughter Of Jesse Roe. wealthy
manufacturer. she was engaged 70 be
married to William Tychcner. who vas
twcnty-one years Of see aud nephow n
Dr. Craven. John iIedden was the son
Of a wealthy resident Of flushiug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17


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sesfs $40 ~ tisa ilaaas stsf
49, q ~ temsllifs isalf sstlsff tlH
ttH tsfea lssht lssafalne 80 tAaslll
tpslas,s ~ sssafll ~ .smmliis
snsi ~ sfitf asai4 n pfamfllf fi
-. 30 81 msmhsf ~ a. sammAiel
FeHla lunsfut A. shefllsba stpasHl
a'Hatii 60 Ne Ffees.ss ssaesl - b.
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isssssss's~ssss s.ssass~s ~ spa,s
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sens haze hfsa sffpsffs 81 Nsu
$685. 80 sasFlrlps ~ htlns rsHst g.
sNh fnpsfsfsfY 20 href shlsl
: fiiinf 10 fsfsg N ~ ssiahliihm .ai
Of lsrahllt ~ sptla. lnisihsanes
Va slth hssn received thAi 81 sfm
hsht ~ hsrshhrsn srlistagt a. ea
seei'efsi ~ tsisehrsni ~ srsnlsh
ifeapa assf Msiafs. . msfsilms iaHn
hnffn mllss Rom liafsslaaa ani &C.,
Isissd. Nsay q Ne hsnA wsm ,al
iafta
tosr0s. Iuly IA dispsish flom
hsdfii sl,es ~ hllosius a0rouni Of
Msiafo sni safsgsssa aHslfs A ssmp
~ insurgents "a burned nsaf Mslsfs
and toeH large numtsf ~ feerulis
sell armed Joined he rebels. Tho
enssfnmsni aafly yeslefdsy morning
81 nsvs ~ lhs ssisisHts ~ thls camp
sn1 sent large fsfes ~ troops g. cap.
'ufe y. The ifeops made sudden
lssesni on The Insurgents sni the
latter hsi ~ every dire llan
vishoul firing geo. TIE troops
pafsnsd sad espiuifd mot af
them. IN Ne mean iiins lhf aa,
sfumsut wss sfliss wlih ths telegraph
sifss ani Instructions wefe ssui to 80
rsilfs sni iasns IN spain g. laok out
90 Revolutionary piuttafs The police
n ssfafossa faiisd house ln thai
riiy vhilh lhsf hsi reason ~ suspect
was hssns used foe reasonable object
ou seoauai ~ lhs nnmhsf of men whs
iisqasnlsi no plars The officers ear.
rflsed slsiy eansplfalogs sni Iapiuffi
eighty rifles. toionel Masallon. shi
Il supposed 10 be ~ leader ha. been
1lsd sni ssuisnfsd'tn death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Suspected OF Poisoning his children.
INV telegraph TO the Dispatchl

YINCENNEs, IND, July l6.-J. n.
Lynch, farmer of Washington town
ship, Gibson county, has not been on
pleasant terms with his wila for some
time past. Sunday she visited neigh
Dor, accompanied by her four children.
Later on Lynch obtruded himself. A.
dinner there was remnant Of pie
which had been left over from the pre-
vious meal. Lynch was present at the
meal. The pie was given to the chill
dren, Mrs. Lynch declining to partake.
The little ones were Immediately taken
sick. One has died, two are in pre-
carious condition, and the fourth may
recover. Part of the pie crust left by
the children has been found coated with
arsenic. The whereabouts Of Lynch
cannot be discovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
gssssm.wiii Burned.

ivy eleHFaph W ihe HHpslfht.
CnICAGo. July l6.-rhe large cot
ton.mill Of the Brighton Cotton-Manu-
featuring Company, In the southwest
srn suburbs Of the city, was destroyed
by Ere this evening. The main build
ing Was 50 by So feet long and live
stories high. Three or four other
buildings used foS various purposes
were also burned, besides the engine
room, containing jO0-horse-power
engine. .nd . boiler-hsusc containing
three boilers. The plant was worth
sl6O.OO0. The stock destroyed was
vslued Al 10000. The insurance h
ss3, 200 on the plant and $4,000 on
the stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

| ny LeIegFaph lo lhe Dlspatch. ]

PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-Dr. W.
c. Mcfarland, Of New York, one Of the
physicians upon whose certificate John
Mccullough, the actor, was recessly adj
mitted to the BloOmingdale Insane Asy-
lum. was q witness In the iHquirsndo-
ds-lansi,co proceedings held in this city
to-day, and he gave II as his opinion
that McCuliough's case was incurable,
and that he would probably die with
paralysis within six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
sladsss"s's S"s~e.

IoNpoN, July lG.--Mr. Gladstone
IL suffering from q hoarsencss snl has
beer enjoined 10 rest his voice Tor three
weeks. lie has written o. Chillcr.
protesting against the Conservative
implying that the limit Of indirect taNa-
ton has been reached. Mr. Gladstone
u still considered an essential element
of the financial system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

lhb ieIfHttpN 70 thn hlHiairh,I
IYNCtuvRG, Va Jdly IT,. An
investigation shows that the sewage Of
a portion Of the populous di,tri-, OF
ths city enters the uvor above the
entrance 90 the waier.works canal.
Attention was first attracted 20 Il by
an unusual amount OF sickness. Con
siderable excitement and fear exists.
Some citizens bail the water from the
city pipes A. a prccaution. An official
investigation has been made, and con-
firms the worst rumors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
r.s,,.n sm,s...ss o., ca.sa.

ivy NAfiiN w. ~" N'.HlANfN
IOSuoy, July l6.--llenry NJ stan
ley to-day received deputalion of
citizens who favor emigration as q fe.
LEI ~ the congoaied districts of Eng
lsnd. stanley said be- wsfmly ap.
proved Of their scheme n emigration
10 She Congo country and their pro
possl 10 establish on emigration bureau
IN London snd IN sppeal % che ,os-
eminent fof assistance a. enable thcm
deffay the expense ~ The poorer
classes wishing a. scek homes in ihr
Congo country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Paste q. ,ss Parts ns"T-s

TTT 'H"|N ~ ~" T'"TH"7HIT
PARIS. july iG-l =. N--fhcrc BE-
. panic on tho ilourfo to-day, and
heavy fall has occurred in the prices of
most securities, owing o. reports that
, crisis between Russia aud Englsnd
wa inm,-ort. ~ ~ said that Russia
u negotiating q var loan. Tho absence
Of official news from Aighanistan 81
considered ominous. The Temps says
ihst officers Of the Russian army nov
On furlosgh have been ordered 10 re-
ioin their regiments ~ onco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

80 ~ 10 rst naifsen sac d .les 7
cotton.
On motion n ilf. Gs-'lnsf 81 Bssi .
Of Trde q the eountf, lsnillnz .
ton were allowed 10 JOIN ~ rolt Z
Exchnge on the payment Of susi ,
sum as Iasy be ASSESSED.
The Executive Committee el 'lei
II. Parker secretary, and q. n. tes
treasurer. CHI lies g. Elliott, q Ns
folk, was elected second vice-presidss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
nfsm isscd from the Navy.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch. !

WASHINGTON, July l6.-EnSign
Jeilries, United States navy, who has
been on trial before a court-martial in
New York on the charge Of Scandslous
conduct, has been found guilty. The
court recommends that he be dismissed.
President Cleveland approved the re-
commentator, and the order for JEFF
fries's dismissal was issued to-day.
His scandalous conduct" consisted
in the appropriating for his own use Of
about $500 which should have. been
distributed by him to men in the SER
vice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
A Car Wrecked by Dynamite.
fBy tele0raph 10 the Digpatch.l

DENVER, July l6.--As a passenger
train was being made up in the yards
of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
this morning an empty chair-car ran
over = package Of dynamite, which ex-
ploded, wrecking the car and slightly
iDjuring Q switchman. 1t is believed
that the dynamite was intended for the
regular passenger train. Officials re-
gard the work to be that Of strikers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Strike of GIass- BIowers.

by Telegraph % the Ulspatch.I
CUMBERLAND, MD., July l6.-The
men employed in the works Of the
Warren Glass Company, in this city,
struck day or two ago because two
apprentices were put to work blowing
bottles. The foreman explained that
the rules of the Union allowed him to
employ boys as he pleased, and the
men were satisfied, but the company
refused to allow the two ringleaders
to return to work, and the whole force
refused to 60 in. The furnace-dres
were drawn tonight and the company
will hunt for new men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
nas strs q. philadelphia.
ftg taisaraph IN ne uisrataa I

PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-rhe En-
tsnsive b.ildings Of the Philsdelphia
Rubber W orks, on South street above
Twenty fourth, were completely de-
s,roysd by lire early this morning. The
works were owned by Colonel I &.
Mitchell, and the loss on the building,
stock. and machinery Is estimated at
CSC. 600. McBride's Cement-Roohng
WORKS, adjoining, were also destroyed,
causing . loss Of t2,50O. Five horses
and four mules stabbed In the rear Of the
latter building were burned to DEAN.
Mos, Of the loss u covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

IHI cshIo 10 tHF Ul7Iatfn-T
MADRID, July H.. One thousand
four hundred and ninety six new eases
Of cholera and G6i deaths were reported
Ia Spain yesterday.
MADRID, July lot Is now al
mitted that the oholera exists also in
the provinces " Albacitc and Navarro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

liif telegraph a. ihs msrsiehi
iiHfs'o Morning engs--phicagos,
. huHslos. r. Afternoon came Hat
ialos, . Chlgsgos. 80,
lancaster "a isnessl,ia, ; Nor.
folts. %.
New iafk nolens. q Nsv feFls,
s.
Philadelphia rro,iaence 4 Phila.
islrhis. q
Cmcnust Mstiopolilsns. 7 Gin
rinnsiis. g.
Chslianoegs Chailanoogas, To-
Dolumhas. ha.. 3.
Trenton tieHious, ln Nationals.
7.
Louisville iouisyillss. o. llFesk.
'fns. e.
rphuIfh pHlsbufgh. a.. nalu.
more.
Detroit S. Louis. = Detroit. a..
Memphis Augu tss. Z Memphis. 2.
"a. lauia "a, loHis, - Athletics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

danaged ccaditics and ,he typo Of The
Bprbheaa can sebn b, laced In good
order again. r. ~ be 70 inter
r,iption in thr publieitioo any Of The
journals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Horses Killed ny Lightning.
IBy TELEGRAPH TO the Dispatch.l

DENVER, July l6.-A special to the
Republican from Trinidad says: Yes
terday afternoon at Debriska Ranch,
twenty miles from this place, twelve
out of herd Of eighteen horses in a
pasture were killed by lightning. A
hail-storm had driven the horses against
barbed.wire fence, which conducted
the lightning through the herd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

sefsi uslaa 81 fsiss s'ffft sassfs'
flssss $40 sssss asserts
fhs mssslas vss htla Isl s'sA. .
~ lest ssfssi Esfllsl fhaegt Ai'sl
rfsga ~ nst u 4 thesfhse. Asle'
llhlass 49, lhifsiseed sad spekf ~
atss 81 hasg. fs'sissg Hissf sRs1tiHf
'rsianfes ~ 9einfmsliaA All ~ ttf
fasd veft sfoaehl sh,euah % sssfs,
~ lhs tfau ~ foui ttWpisfs
A lhs euhelaal.a ~ he pehlis ~sss
re- leies ~ llaei femplals VS. o.
ftsifea wflh issasY ehsFlss mssnafla'
40 ihs gsllewlus enfsfs ssts siefiea
tnd nsisllsd = lllil Mansssss. "
t.f.l Me-. q. shseksiiafi. v. IT, D.
a. iHusn, " .. A. Isylss. -. /,
~ nsi WIZ. W Fucker. "
1,I tisuy rheathsm. Nsfshal Me-,
p, ", ffsyaef, I, q. A. =. Collins,
slHllnfl
Ito msstiar ie.nlrhl ssd io.weuos
nFhl vii b. held IN lhe Gas sifesi
Methodist chafUh
4 meeting u the nsu Lodge will ~
bod on hssi Wedussiay nishl a.
springfield Hall,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Execution ga ress.,ivssls resises.
llnFy.
10y telegraph to 500 pisr-,ehl

tBy telegraph - SOC pifiafrhl
PHILADELPHIA PA. July ~.
Joseph Taylor, who on May 81 lsst
brutally uurderes Keeper Michaei .
Do-sn at the Eastern poniicntitfy bf
beating in his brains with q wooden
bobin and bar Of iron, was barge IG
the corridor Of the county prison a. H.
O'Clock this morning. Taylor wa onl'
twenty-eight years Of age. H. wa To-
a vicious disposition, and police recof b
show that he stabbed seventeen pei ,ous
and shot twenty eight during ten year,
before the murder. The crime iof
which he Wa incarccrated when he
killed Keeper l'Oran vas committed
twenty-four hours after he bal con.
cluded term Of three years fot stab
bling a policeman and special officer.
His crimes began with biz cutting =
boy companion when but iiftecu yearH
old, and his vices date from his baby
hood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Committed suicide.
[ BY Telegraph To the Disnafnh. l

BALTIMORE, July l6.-Frederick
Burmeister, saloon-keeper, hanged
himself to-day in the yard of his house
in East Baltimore. His life had been
one Of oppression to his family. Less
than two years ago his wife committed
suicide because of his treatment, and
shortly after his eldest daughter at
tempted suicide. Little sympathy is
expressed for the suicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Western Cyclone.
lBy tels graph 10 the Dispatch. !

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July ia
special to the Journal from Dakota
points shows that the storm of last
night was very severe. At IIeighmore
and Holabird there was a regular cy-
clone, the latter town being almost
torn to pieces; but no lives were lost.
A. p. Reed, OF Miller, was killed by
lightning. Z. p. Thompson was car
ried forty rods and had his neck bro
ken. Fifteen houses were blown to
atoms in lieighmore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
r,,. 0. ssusn s.reissa.

CHARLESTON, $. c., July l6.-A
fire Of Lancaster. in this State, to-day
destroyed three frame buildings and the
stocks therein and damaged a brick
store adjoining. The loss is not stated
but II is covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

CHARLESTON, 5. O., July To-
Wednesday morning w. l.. Wood, Jr.,
(whiie,) had an alteration with q.
Carter tcolored) IN the upper part Of
Abbeyiile county, aud shot him fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

CHICAGO, July l6.-A newsboy
here was hpsd si00 to-day fsr selling
q reprint Of the aitkaH Gasefts scan
dal story. The fine, however, was not
enforced, and Q warrant was issued for
the arrest Of the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

Etfffe /. Ti.r tnf.sesa nlsfasi = effHeat
t.tffiaaIa4 flaIuft flts||sf aHf 80 - - seff
nsads n T. iHla HHie1 hnaRtsf t'ttt ssIh
iNf fsfHafnr snuIftiltfs eN'nts aHteF
fsafaufs fnrfe "a ntHfs ~ - ssfies ennr
To- IfIfaff riiirse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
nave Arrived ., II-rs,.

lHN 'oNi' To iNf ifItIfff'Nf
SfNLA, INDIA, July ~. Captains
Yates and Peacock. who were sent by
Colonel Ridgeway 10 llcrai, have ar
rived At tina, place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Ne esvssss rreubies.
N. ,.s~~r~nn An tne DixuS tch /,

WASHINGTON, July l6.-General
Sheridan tslsgrsphed the President nom
Fort Rena this afternoon no serious In
dian troubles need be spprehended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Gsasgal Qraaa

my telegraph TO the pispAteh.I
MT. McGREooR, July l6.---General
Grant passed . comfortable night and
en- aneyentfal day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

WAsuiSuruS, luly Ill a. NJ
F' hs Middle AIaafic Naiss. ras-
narld Hafa and geasfaig faif w.u.
hrs. faliousi hs i..ai faiHf sad cool
rHf. H Hartrra portion, isrf.tfiHJ
fuai iwefsrig wiHfs.
fnI H Safh tfi4Bfi States. rrHt
raNt Iair H.ffhsD rf fpf ar.ff1sa'
h.ai rales iH fhl southern pariaa, 30
uafi fnf, ssariv stationary frs.
yf.HIH.r
Iar =. im,al end r,DiHiig. Hafmer
l.r IHNH faIr w,1ihrr.
Tis Htaiifr ~ kirtuosd isFiIs
a.. . I..t. .taT N.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
RICHMOND STUCK EXCHANGE.

THI HsDAf, july u. Iss5.
sstFs. $50 Virginia pr cent scfiPs 40
"a 1900 DO. NJ 90 900 Virginia a.v a. 81
"a. 200 DO. a. So 1000 Atlanta ana
Charlotte nrst - 81 ils' loco Petsrsburg
tlsss ~ ~ ssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

HAfrInoRK. July ta-yiFginis "a gs.st.
liur couIons So nov iO.sns 81 ne~ as
sas. Nefth tsfoiina SA Old litt Ihd
Today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

my telegraph 10 the DIss~tsh.i
BAY CRY, MIoH., July 1.-The
Mclean mill started again this Afer-
noon At ten hours per day With fall psy
until further orders. These ere IL
same terms - when running before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
nAtrtNoRs

Hstsfsups iuis ta-fiow steady sn5
guiet Nfesi touihttn hlenef Esd az
ftU. srsffIN 'aNsf sui arilte stufhpfs
80 ptaprs smhri tissir No ! HsFs
aud Rf.eFfF ~ eesiHfn vinief ed.
tlali 90 saaf tufn sfutheFn df3i s'.sts
sfn uaa sfiri ssuthefn wbits. ensaie
trHOp ffattr cats essef AL 1ulst
southern ffsfnf western white tBstor
uilsed Hfsesr.t li'nQsg wants. ssssSa.
lfuf isfnTs nfm Nhlskpt sieadt 81 81 fes
~ ~ uthsi aftfFiss unrnsnapi. fFelG1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

HnaaI a4lt ii4 fntaeH 80 IaIH -
- - 81 - 49, if1 ~ a4s fIs<f -
iaff ffft SO tf4I 4IfIt latI ~ H.&
- I4N 81 f|f| 80 fH't ~ ~ - 80
fnfe 8osf ~ bNltte l4I4k eiieIt<
rsftefa i1falt
- ssis esssn sises sst, llssas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

Nav NoEs, Jaly Ie.-fatur-s closrd nfm
x~les ITO goo hsi~s July, sud Aesass.
'e,,ss ~ ,,sse ~ Sassms.s 80 IL
ccmbes ~ esssp eef January. 90 f1sse. -.
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April sio.osasio 90 May, tlo.ifssio 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
CIS,rNNArL

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-22
'AvANNAH EXPRESS

r1,,,oPS at AZ all regular stations ON ~. ~ n
Pullman buffet sleeping cars W. Un signals
J.aeksonyille' and Jacksonville n WORK WORK 70
70 on EIullman palace sleeping cars 81 fsTTing'
20 Jacksonville via Evansville, Atlons,,aL Louis
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-22
FAST MAI,

4.u4 y m Al ...ChattaheOChee Nv IN I'd -
stops only at stations named. and ali REQ, y
stations between Dupont and Cainesy MA
and Thomasvllle and Chattahoochee I, LUZ Iie
man buffet sleeping cars Washington to .T. ~
sonville, Jacksonville TO New Vol W Jack'
aud from Jacksonville and New Orlesn ,u "a y
PENSACOLA aad Noodle. Pullman palace sIoO sla
ing cars Jacksonville to ST. Louis Via see
nan, Atlanta. Nashville and Evansville CAV sA'
ALTA MTG COAST TTNE EN-Dp,,.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-22
ALBANY EYPREsa

Stops at all regular stations. Pullman bal.
ace sleeping cars to and from Savannah and
Jacksonville, Savannah and Gainesville
Jacksonville and Louisville via ThOmasville
Albany and Montgomery. Pullman buffet
sleeping cars Jacksonville to Washington.
JESUP EXPRESS.
500 p m Ly..... Savannah AR S15 a IN
b:2O p m Ar. .Jesup....... Lv 5:45 N
Stops at all regular and flag stations.
CONNECTIONS.
At SAVANNAH for Charleston at 7:l0 n
ARRIVE Augusta via Yemassee at 2 p M,
AS p m and 500 p m; for Augusta and At
lanta at 40 m and $50 p m; with steam
ships for New Ork Monday, Wednesday and
Friday; for Boston Thursday; for Baltimore
Tuesday and Friday.
At JESUP for Brunswick at p 10 % and
80 m; for Macon il :35 a m and 1920 mid
night.
WAYCROsS for Brunswick at $40 a N
and $40 p m Except Sunday.
At CALLAHAN for Fernandina at $3.50 am
and $3.50 p m Except Sunday; for waldo,
Cedar KEY, Ocal q, etc, at 1888 m except
sunday and $3.50 y m
At JACKSONVILLE with rail and steamer
lines diverglng.
At LIVE OAK for Madison, Tallahassee,
etc, at 1926 q m.
At GAINESVILLE for Ocala, TavafeS,
Pemberton's Ferry, Brooksville and Tampa az
II 20 m Except Sunday; for Cedar hey al
400 p m except Sunday.
At ALBANY for Macon and Montgomery.
At CHATTAHOOCHEE for Pensacola Mo-
bile, New Orleans; with PeOple's line steamers
advertising TO leave for Apalachicola on sun
day, and for Columbus on Tuesday after ar
rival fast mail train.
Tickets sold and sleeping car bertls secures
at Bren's Ticket Office. and at the Pas S5
Station. JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Gen' Pass. Agent.