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4 CELEBRATED CASE.
ARTHUR ORION ALIAS THOMAS CAS-
TRo THE CLAIMANT.
The Nan who Claimed to be Sir Roger
Charles Tichborne, How on Visit
20 America.

The "CIaimant." the hero In the most
Sensational trial Of modern times, Is now
on a visit 10 this country. His career,
crime, and conviction SURPRISES romance In
,ts interest. 1T Is best introduced by the
relation OF few facts respecting the man
nc claimed 10 be.
Roger Charles Tichborne was born Janu-
ary 3, 1929. in the city OF Paris. He was,
after bis father, heir TO the title and estates
Of bis uncle, Sir Edward Doughty Itch
borne. After receiving the rudiments OF
education In France he entered the Roman
Catholic College OF Stonyhurst, England,
Us a student. When twenty years old he
became sn officer in the British army.
Three years after that time he made an Of
fer OF marriage 10 Kate Doughty. daughter
Of the gentleman whose heir he was. she
refused him. whereupon be sold his com
mission and went 10 sea. On June 10.
1858. he landed at Valparaiso. and on April
20. 1854, sailed from Rio de Janeir0 for New
York. The ship was subsequently lost
with all on board. AZ The death OF Sir Ed
ward observation-disclosures Rogers father
succeeded to the estates; and when he
died, June II, 1862, 1t being believed that
Roger had been lost az sea. Alfred. his
Younger brother. inherited them. Alfred
died FebrusIy 90, 1866. three months be.
fore the birth Of his heir, VINO would take
the eststes and tile upon attaining his ma
iority.
So far there seemed TO be slight or N
chance Of The most audacious assumption
OF identity with the lost Roger being sue
cessful The opportunity was due to the
Incredibly q the mother OF the missing
heir. She refused 10 believe that Der son
was dead. and in 1866 advertised for him In
English and Australian papers. The mex.
year Arthur Orton. q butcher kuO~n at the
place OF his residence, Waegoe Wagga, Aus
;I9iia, as Thomas Caslro, claimed b. he the
missing gentleman. He employed an
attoint WHO opened a correspondence
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CAGING BANDITS.
Wholesale Raid On Thieves and Rur.
fiaus I'm Hudson River rovus

A Newburg, N. Y, special SAYS: What
are known as the Bridge Bandits here
are having hard time Just now. This
gang has been terror 10 the people In part
Of this city and across the hue la the town
Of New Windsor. They have stopped at
nothing. RobbeIies by night and day
have been committed by them with
lmpunity, and many people have
been ouirageously assaulted, until
neither person nor property has been safe
In the neighborhood OF their hsunts. They
have hidden caves where plumber has been
found. They have escaped from trains
which they have plundered frequently, bu.
only within the last week have they been
caught and made 10 suffer. The people
have now put on their war-paint; they
have employed squad OF special officers,
who, 10 conjunction with the city POI
lice, are doing what railroad detec-
tiyes have heretofore attempted but failed
10 accomplish. Raids made during the
past week have been very successful. They
have captured twelve OF the bandits, and
The magistrates both here and In New
Windsor sustained the arresting officers by
Immediate trials As fast as they are brought
10. so that all OF the twelve arrested within
he past week have been convicted and rail.
'oaded 10 the Albany pepiteutiary, the re-
'u.t Of which Is that the people feel more
ecuFe in life, comfort, and property.
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and as man Of great consciedtiousness.
Az present he Is IN very trying position
for a man OF bis strong scrup'es. In
.lrrg on bis farm be had fine spec men
OF the brook trout. He priced 1t highly.
The other day he missed 1t from the spring.
Believing that 1t was stolen, captain
Benedict erieyed. On Thursday he
received letter from the New
York dealer who purchases the milk from
his fipe Warwick jairies. "rbc trout you
s,pt me IN one OF the ears OF MILK" s1ys
thc writer Of the letter, "was very fine.
Thanks. But wasn't that queer way TO
ship it?" Captain Benedict says that The
only way he can account for the trout being
In tie can OF milk Is that the fish must hive
jumped In white the can was stindins IN
the spring 10 cool. His neighbors say I:
eOh, Of courseiv The way in which
they say IL is what puzzles conscientious
C3utain Benedict,
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shooid u Monument Not he Built 20
His Memory?
SrEvENsvnLE. VA. June 4. 1856.

SIERENSNiiIE, A., June !, 1861,
To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
In the June No. Of the Century there APP
pears an article from the pen OF Colonel
Henry Kyd Douglass, in which, after de-
scribing events of the battle OF ShaIpsburg
and General A. Z. Hil's timely arrival and
brilliant attack, which saved the day, the
writer adds:
"Tbe day was done. Again A. =. Hill,
az at Manassas, Harper's Ferry, and else
where, had struck with the right hand of
Mars. No wonder that both Lee and Jack
son, when in the delirium OF their last mo-
ments on earth they stood again in battle,
saw the fiery form OF A. T.. Hill leading his
columns on; but it is q wonder and shame
that the grave Of this valiant Nirginian in
Hollywood cemetery has not stone to
mark II and keep il from oblivion"
Does II not strike every Virginian who
deserves the name, and especially every
former member OF the Army OF Northern
Virginia who reads the above quotation.
TINT the aforementioned fact Is Il wonder and
shameY Is II not the height OF ingrati-
tude for us, tho children OF that mother TO
defend whose bosom from the furrOwing OF
the northern ploughshare OF war he fought
so nobiy aud so nobly died. to allow his
grave, near the city which he gave up his
life to save, TO rest in seeming oblivion {?
Surely as soon as the attention Of our peo-
pie is called 10 tins matter some plan will
be suggested to build a suitable monument
at the grave Of A. T.. Hill.
The memory OF its heroic dead IL one Of
the greatest treasures OF u people.
think IL may be stated with confidence
that II some gentleman or gentlemen of in
fluence In our capital city or elsewhere
would take hold OF this matter with energy,
every county In the State would respond
literally 10 his OF their efforts to raise the
necessary funds. Let every section OF his
State have stone IN his monument.
is there one who belonged TO the army OF
Northern Virginia who is not thrilled with
emotion as he thinks Of A. L. Hill-hls
life, his death, and his grave, Let us do
this honor TO the memory Of him who 80
often, as at Sharpsburg, saved Lees army
and our iairest hopes from being crushed
forever. A. b., JR.
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DEATHS.

DICKINSON.-Died June 7, 1855. SAM
UEL L. DICKINSON.
Funeral from No. 1914 east Grace street
at 4P. NJ. TO-DAY the 9Th.
Macon (Ga.) papers please copy.
DREWRY.-Dled, at Mineola, Chesterfield
county, Va, the residence OF her son, DR.. =.
ID. Drewry in the seventy. tfth year OF her
age, Mrs MARTHA A. DREWRY. relic o'
the late Henry L. Drewry, OF Falls Planta-
ton.
Notice Of funeral will appear in to.mor-
rows Dispatch.
FOISTEAD.-Died, June 9th. at o'clock
A. NJ. after q lingering Illness. JAMES
ALBERT. youngest son OF John A. and VI.
X. Folstead aged eight years and eleven
months.
HIS funeral took place Monday evening
al O'Clock from the residence OF his pa
rents. No. sl1 west Clay street.
Wilmington IN. c. Star and Laurenburg
q. c. EIchOnge please copy.
VAUGHAN.-Fel asleep, after n long and
Tainful Illness, which she bore with Chris
ilan fortitude, HALLE NJ, beloved vile OF
Luther Il. Vaughan.
Her funeral will take place from the First
Baptist church at 10 A. VI. TODAY tues
dsy). Interment in the family burying
ground, in Hanover county, Va.
VOSE.-Died, In this city, yesterday. at
$3.50 L. NJ, HENRY j. NOSE, OF New Or
leans.
The funeral will take place from the Sec
ond Presby terrain church DIR. Hoges) THIS
AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
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THE MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI.
Il PHU SPRINGS. Montgomery county,
Va, having been thoroughly repaired aud
Handsomely furnished. will be opened for
the reception OF visitors on JUNE /. 1886.
GEORGEW. FAGG, Manager, Montgomery
Springs post-otlice, Montgomery county, Va.
my 2q-lm~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08

IN favor o. raging taxes IL money, Il looks
a. " our Baltimore friends had very little
grounds for holding ont the hope that
"neariy one half. the taxpayers would
stand on tender Of coupons. and that there
would be an annual demand for coupons.
They should poat themselves as to the num-
Der OF taxpayers that could use coupons.
and have their predicting machine paired
before they issue their next circular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08

TWIN HYGEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT CoMFORr, VIRGINIA.

The Hygels Hotel win continue 90
be operated under the same liberal
policy which has always character.
lied It's management, and while great re-
reduction has been made In the rates foe
the summer OF 1883, the highest standard
OF excellence will be maintained.
After June LIST, the terms for double
rooms occupied by two persons " III be 81. 81,
50 and $3.50 per day: SIS, $3.50 aud ST
per week. and $50. $50 and SIS per month
each, and single rooms. $3.50, So, $3.50 ana
"a per day; s17.s0, sal. and s24.60 per
week; $50 and SIS per month.
For further particulars send for Illustrated
descriptive pamphlet. +. y. PIKE.
an 23-tAul MANAGER.
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TIP THREE THOUSAND FEET.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND.

DEER PARK AND OAKLAND.
on THE
CREST OF THE AILEGHANlEJ,
WITHIN THE
FAMOUS GLADE SECTION, DIRECTLY
ON THE Line OF THE BALrl-
MORE AND OHIO.
NO STAGE RIDES OK HIS TRANSFERS.
ALL LIMITED EMPRESS
TRAINS STOP.
With the new and unparalleled FAST 5cNe-
dule on The Baltimore and ohio Railroad
these lovely twin resorts are beyond al!
comparison the most adyantagsousv To-
Gated. both as TO train services AMI sur
roundipgs, Of any east Of the Rockies.
SEASON OPENS JUNE 23p.
No files! No mosquitoes NOhay fever
No malaria, Deer Park and Oakland she
one being but six miles distant nom tHc
meeting them-Wll b9 under tue MANAGE
ment OF SIR. W. J. WALKER VINO m ms
three seasons management has made many
enthusiastic friends OF tho glorious resorts
An ONg BatimoTeins All communications
should be addressed TO w. J. WALKER
Queen CITY Hotel. Cumberland, Nd. NJ 10
June Is. After that date. either Deer P2r's
or Oakland, Nd. hA fES-t50. s15. and S3p
per month. according 80 location. the Bal
timOre and ohio Company has sptrrt no
expense ~ rendering Deer Park ani OAK
land the leading mountain resorts % the
East. ard for the season Of so the at'iac-
lions viii he OF character not hitherto
equalled. aud the cuisine Of both houses IN
excelled FirSt-class landry. zine livery
Elegant new bathing pools. THE FiNE1r
PLACE FOR CHILDREN IN TIE LAND.
nv l9-2m
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"The interesting fact goes on record
that when the infant King of Spain was
being christened ALFONSO LEON FERNANDO
MARIA SANTIAGO EIDoRO PAsCUAL MAR
cIlNO be protested several times in loud
voice." That baby has too much sense to
hacoYnn a KING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
HInmease Investments ia Rome by
JeSutl9.

PCNU, June 5.-The JeSuits here have
recently been making vast Investments in
the purchase and improvement Of valuable
real estate. Among the property bought
by them have been the large COnstanzia
Hotel and grounds, the Cuirls>ier barracks
and grounds, besides large tracts in the
new quarters at Rome. Upon various plots
Of ground purchased the Jesuits are erect
ing vast edfces for different purposes.
One OF the larger structures which they are
building is to be used as a college for Ger
man students who may come TO Rome TO
De educated. The Propaganda has bought
the immense Palazzo Misranelli for edu-
catioual purposes. The franciscan order
Of Monks is building near Laterna con-
vent, which in size and appointment will
eclipse the most magnificent OF the present
converts OF Rome.
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pLAIR's OHLORAL THYaoL

Is useful 70 doctor ana psllSrt when 10
h1sod IN the apartment 10 disinfects tDez,.
tead2nts as well 40 the s.cs. In ges
every instance ~ which 10 h1 been use b
,his city q mas prevented the spread - COO
'agious disease. especially cipbth"ris snf
pGTlet.ieyer, beyond the sick rOom
70 - TIE most agreeable, innocent an0 c.
ective destroyer o. bea OtoV sad As, ~
,crrs get offered 20 tAe pubic. IA r.z
cured wf0opiDg-couga 81 fs1rr All
uOrt tine.
Pof sale hy drngg'sts. rice. Sc csn,-
Bottle az
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The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says ::
"There was one detail OF the Presidents
wedding pretty brightly managed. He and
his wife managed 10 set of to Deer Park in
line style, and had what the Journalists ,
of New York call "a scoop OH the report
ers." We are glad TO see that HAIsTEAD is
out Of the depths. Some one must have
given him ticket to a show.
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PTRStpNAF-

DECEIVER'S NOTICH.-AH per
IA sors are hereby warned that by deed
ofdate June /. ls-G. Messfs Buck Is HOl
assigned 10 roe ~ trustee 81 their partn ~
ship property ~ every Kind and Wherever
situated. and that on June -. 1856. by cr
der OF the Chancery Court OF Richmond u
the suit OF MeisSneI. SC IS. Back A. Ron AM
0ls.. wss appointed receiver Of ail "a
property. and that have duly qualified Hs
sucn receiver
AL persons Indebted 20 sad flrm ave r'.-
quested TO make payment - ur. bar 10
their late Office. 1918 esst Cary street AMI
creditors are requested 10 prJfant tuc.i t..
counts Generalization az the same place.
/. II. MCGUIRE.
Ic 3-eod3t Receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
TOHN BOWERS, No. : liz
A WORD TO TnE Use Sc


OFFICF CITY CpLLsrroR,
RICHMOND. Va. June 1. 1856.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
i DAILY between tie hours Of o'c.0cE
\. NJ and .clocs =. II. nom the ISM l5
the sOru DAY OF JUNE inclusive for 'ao
purpose Of receiving from any Ier0.
charged with CITY TAXES the wa1.e of
one hall OF tie amount charged.
FIVE PER CsSIUM WILL ~ added %
the amount " tax charged ga every cts'
where the party assessed shalt fall 20 paw
the whole or one half thereof within go
time 10 limited. 4. Il. hOoDsOS.
fsg-tIeSOi COl' O. I'D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08

"The Greek-letter societies SIT down on
Judge ToURGEB's project, and won't go
to Chautauqua this summer" TOURGEE
should have known that the Greek-letter
societies are very careful regarding the
company they keep.
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w.rcHrs. LEwEnRN, dc.

COME, SEE, AND BE SATiS-l%A
~ FIED.-I can sell WATCH 20 k'&
suit you as cheap AZ any IN or ont - '"'>.'
New York. Forty years practical export
ence warrants me la saying they are 90
perfect az time Keeping machines c9n be
made. hxs mined and regulated fur the
pOchet by myself: guaranteed Tor two years
sent safe aud free by mail OF express.
ID. BUCHANAN, Goldsmith,
Ill Broad strcet, Richmond, ald
mn 80 Petersburg va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
DAY RIDGE, THE COMFY


- ISLAND OF THE SOUTH."-ThIs
popular summer resort will b. open To the
puolic on and after JUNE 81. 1886. Splen-
did surf-bathing. Finest fishing on the
coast. Elegant accommodation. The Ma
rine Band largest and best in the country
plays every day and evening. Restaurant
PAVILION seating 1000 people open all tue
lime. Crafty railroad 1000 feet long.
Sail-boats on bay. lake, and river: large
end small row and fishing boats to hire for
nominal price always ready. Over five
miles OF waterfront. Hotel aud all build
ings fifty feet above high water. Opera
House open afternoon and evening. Elec-
iric.lighis all over the grounds. Flying
horses, riding-horses. pony and goat-car-
riages swings, bowling-all rl1e-gallery.
md thousands OF amusements for the chill
dren. Highest observatory in the state:
largest collection OF animals I'm the South;
covered pier / 900 feet out In the bay. Spe-
cIal excursion rates for churches, Sunday
schools. and societies either by rail or on
The new and elegant steamer Bay Ridge"
For dates ard charter apply nmediately
10 the BAI-RlDGE COMPANY,
1873 west Baltimore street. Baltimore,
my ~ 7st&wl3t or Annapolis, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08

LOGAN says he knows all about the mack
erel question. Now we can account for the
way LOGAN sometimes crowds the English
language. He was educated IN a school Of
81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
sUunER REsORTs.

GLENW00D. - Healthy locality,
~ large shady yard. beautiful scenery. and
good table board situated within five mites
OF the Natural Bridge.
Terms: From $40 10 s25 per month. For
further particulars address
MRS. FRANK Il HOCKESBROUGH.
GlenwoO3 Post Office.
10 site Rock briIRe county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08

TOR SALE.-A GENTLE g9-E
Il MAN VINO has Just gone 49,
abroad mas left with Us FOR sale ONE EHG-
LISH 4 CARRIAGE four-seated. with
shafts for single or double team. Wtu be-
sold cheap. Apply At .........
SN EENEl' = STABLE,
q o. q 1,nrlf I. Lnt trnnn Nun ntlN IlIrN,-
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.HE NEW YORK HOTEL,

VlHE NEW YORK HOTEL,
a NEW YORK CITY.
This popular hotel has been completely
renovated aud loo rooms added, making It's
present capacity 500 guests.
Conducted on both the American ana
European plans. \ Restaurant OF superior
excellence supplies meals q 10 cIrte. Price
OF rooms with board. rom 80 per day;
without board. from 81 per day and up
wards. Broadway cars pass the hotel.
SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT
GUESTS.
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SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRING ),
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, VA,
OPEN JUNE15. 1888.

This charming summer resort is prepared
10 furnish FIKST-CLASS ACCOMMODA-
TIONS this season. Saiuhrious climate.
healthful waters: beautiful drives Terms
moderate. Circulars al Purcell Ladd &
Co.'S. JOHN KELLY
my 30-12ts Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
IEnE. CEnEAT, 40.

. SEO BARRELS R0SENDALE
AsOOO CEMENT per schooner Albert
Mason, for sale low from vessel; In slOck
FRESH SUPPLIES ROCkLASD LINE,
CAIClNED PLASTER. IMPORTED PORT
LAND CEMENT, CATTLE-HAiR. MAR
BLE-DUST, WHITE SAND, Sc. Onr An
CHOR" LIME always on hand fresh. New
supply SAVAGE FIRE BRICK AND
Clay. WARNER MOORE.
Lump and Ground Plaster, Su'n.e. oui
Bank, foot seventeenth street, south side OF
Dock nv 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
Je5-2yrn

A UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR
IA SPRINGS formerly Crawford Springs.)
POND GAP. AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA. SIT
usted on Chesapeake and Ohio railway,
three quarters OF mile from the station
Pond Gap eighteen miles west OF stanton,
and at the bare OF "Ellot's Knob" called
the highest point In Virginia. Re-opensd
by new owners and managers with %
New and Handsome HOtel-new furniture
and new equipments throughout Waters:
White Sulphur similar 10 the Greenbrier
White, Chaly beate. and Healing, with a
spring claimed To he strongly imprsgnateJ
with Lithia. Board for this yason fixed At
The very moderate rates Of $50 per month.
$40 per week t2 per day. Open Oh the
18Th OF JUNE. a conveyance from the
Springs will meet visitors. For further par
tIcula:s apply to Anderson Brothers Uni
versity Of Virginia, or 10 the prOprietors,
ic I.eodl3t DANIEL a ANDERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
DENNYROYAL PILLS.-Oln.

4 CHEsTEg's ENGLISH 1.-THE Orglua.
aud only genuine. SAFE and rellable We
ware OF worthless limitations. Indiscensa.
bic 20 ladies'. Ask your d~'lggist Jr CT
cHEsTERs ENGLISH, ant take no
other, or inclose four cents lstamFsi - o.
for particulars In letter by return maj
Name paper. CHiCH ESTER CHEMICAL
CO., ISIS Madison Square, Pbiisielg0ls
Pa. AZ druggists. Trade supplied og
rhornbury 4 tamol 10 1874, Susrrly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08

Mr.. BLAINE says, ii called upon, "he
viii make speech on the fisheries ques-
ton -; and then probably deny that there
ever was fisheries question
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AMUSEMENrs.
I AVN PARTY-BENEFIT BON
~ AIR CHURCH

Train leaves at 2 O'Clock p. NJ; returns a
lo> p. III. Round trip 20 cents. lie s-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08

CARPETS AND MATTINGS.-l
- have Just received my spr.nk s'o'k OF
GOODS Chinese MaJurgS ~ al S;ei >
N.ts. shades aud Shadings 81 ah styles.
Corpice aud Poles. LGce Curtains .vc., Pa
yer Hangings 81 AL stgieS-whicn I am o.
tcrlpg ut low prices. \. I'.HNiN,r~.
No. 1911 Main street Richmond, Va.
my l6-2m
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BOOKS. srar!ovray. &c.

IN cooks FOR THE YOUNG AT
~ 2 GENTS. -RANpOLri n ESGLi~h
1902 Main street. ONcr ~ = cents % cents hJ
mail 80 DIFFERENT KINDS or sen
BOOKS Qaper covers, AL cOnts. utrg p.uo
and Interesting reading, WITH Beautiful
Rates.
a Catalogue Of many thousand new hoHks
at IOc. nc. by maid. iJc.. zoe, 2jf.. aut
soc. ard also tho Best Editions by the Best
Authors mailed 10 any address.
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SWEET SPRINGS,

MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA,
will he opened for the reception ofyisitovs
on the 18th DAY Of JUNE under the man
agement OF the undersigned who will ca
deavor to make all quite comfortable that
may favor him with their patronage. fOr
descriptive circulars call ut Messrs. pufcall
Ladd Il Co. g, A. W. CARRIERS office. or ai-
dress WILLIAM B. BISHOP,
my 26-2m supvrinteudeut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08

"Atlantic City is almost part Of Phil1-
delphia." That declaration Is not calcu-
lated TO help Atlantic City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08
COBB'S ISLAND REOPENED FOR
~ THE RECEPTION or VISITORS.
SPLENDID BATHING. FISHING AND

StIENDlD bsIllNb, FlSdlNd AND
SNIPE-SHOOrING
Passengers for CObB'S ISLAND will take
tho Cape Charles a DAILY STEAMER from
Norfolk. al 9:20 A. NJ, or from Old Point at
II A. M. or steamer Northampton. every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
MORNING. Passengers Will buy tickets on
steamer 10 Cheriton station, where hac Ks
for seaside Will meet them.
TEENS: Per day, $500; per week. $1,000; ;
per month, $4,000.
Address Ut. SPADY,
lay View Post Office,
IN e. EOnbS Island Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08

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