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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
STANTON.
Funeral Of Colonel Giiman-The su-
prcme Court Of Appeals.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatchl

TCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dlspatchl
OCTOBER :, 1886.
The ohScqHes % Colonel Gimln ycster-
day merning were Imposing. The Staun.
ton Ledge Of Masons was out IN force.
There were also tlcputa,lonS from the Odd
Fellows and knights Of Pythias and many
citizens present. The funeral ceremonies
were from Trinity Episcopal church-Rrv.
". o. HGllhcn, rector. After the conclu'
sion Of the Church services At the grave.
Worsbipful-MaSter l.. T. Christian, o.
Joppa Lodge ~ MasOns, Richmond, Or
wmch Colonel Gilman was 4 mnmDer and
WorSbipful-Master +. VI. Gushing, OF the
Stanton Lodge. conducted the rites OF the
Masonic order IN the burial of brother.
The pall.bca!ers were j. \. Cochran and
W. l.. Bumgardner, Of the MasonS; Meade
+. White and j. \. Armcnirout, OF the
Odd.Felows; /. j. CrOvdrr and 4. l..
Weller. of the Knights OF Pythi1s; and VI.
&. Tinslcy, Marshall Hanger, Edward
Echol.. Thomas williamson. VI. \. Brad.
10y. and j. {. shields.
Following i a summary Of the proceed
ings in the court Of Appeals yesterday
H. l.. Tcrrili's executor rs. Chesapeake
and ohio Railway Company. Writ OF error
refused. The following parties Applying
for wTts Of error against the Common
wealth were also refused: Tyler Hancock,
James Holmes. and J. Il. Ilocklday.
shcnanGoah-Nallc Railroad Company
rs. slarkey Robinson Argument cOntin-
ucd by L. Pendeton and f. L. Glasgow,
pro and con-, and suOm tied.
Hood and wife Us. lladen. Argued In
part hy J. II. II. Figeat.
MI. Andrew Bowling, proprietor OF tn
large Roller ilOur.mill, on Middle river. l.
erecting grain-elevator 32XG0 feet (ground)
with considerable elevation.
Major A. Koiner has Just returned from
Ohio, and adds to the growing livestock
interests Of Augusta a superior horse OF the
Ilambletonian blood and second in descent
from that celebrated animal. CAXTON.
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A (HILD's mIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Falling Four Stories and Aiighiing
Safely on an Awning.
New York World. ]

Augustus Krauss, who runs q beers iloon
on second avenue near Ninety.second
street, popped out Of his saloon last Satur-
day with club and wanted to know who
was trying to break bis big plate-glass win
dow. The awning that covers the side
walk was clcwCd up above the store VIM
dows. and simultaneously Mr., Krauss, Mr.
Brush, and the neighbors noticed that one
section 81 the awning swaggcd below the
rest. They also observed that something
was moving inside the pouch thus formed
by the swacging.
Somebody has thrown a cat out Of the
window" remarked Mr.. Brush as he ran
his eve up the front OF the iivestory build
ing and noticed that his own window on
The top floor was open. Then he went 10
get role 10 poke the cat out Of the avn.
ing. just then Mr.. Krauss cIught sight OF
child's hand sticking over the top OF the
pouch. and ran for a Slep.ladder. Climb
ing 10 the top Of it, be lifted ont Of the
pouch the fiveyear old daughter II Mr..
Brush. She looked up at him, said "Oh.
I'm sleepy" leaned her head upon hi
shOuld,r and closed her eyes. a doctor
exam. ned her and said there were no bones
broken. ON sunday she was PLAYING about
as though nothing had happened, and
watched carpenter Tx up heavy sign
board that she had nearly Knocked oil the
side of the building In her descent. The
only evidence that she had fallen -four
stories were u black.and.blue streak on beI
back aud bruised arm.
The people from blocks around who
came TO look ut the place shake their heads
wonderingly, aud agree In prOnouncing il
more remarkable than a Jump from the
bridge. The child had fallen asleep on the
window,sill and rolled out sideways. Her
head grazed four iron llre-escspes by few
inches. BY about the same distance she
missed an upright. shsrp-edged lacer-beeT
sign made fast 10 the corner Of the building
above the store. There IL htile more THAI
the breadth Of a window between this sigr
snd the brc-escape. The wooden sign,
foot and bali wide, that runs along tn
front q the building above the stores, haC
space between it, top aud the bricks o
less than two feet. IL Is held to the build
ing by wooden braces 4 couple Of inche
thiek. IL was through this space that tn
child fell. smashing one Of the brace.
driving the sign a foot further from th
building, aud landing plump into the loos
canvas. Yesterday she was out with he
mother.
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NORFOLK.
aysIpfxr LABOR AMI rHs CANADIAN
scRKw.hsS.
The Con press Business military Notes
Iiee,ion OF offioers-A Railroad
Sold Personal.


Gone pcDaencs oftne Richmond Disp,tch)
NonfoLg, October 2, 1856.
The resident colton.Scicwmcn say int
the rec, nily.rrivcd gmgs oi screwmfn
ncu Canada 10 load SHIPS aithis port are
orb Tie aovance.guari OF lar C number
q, mon from the Provinces who are 10 sup.
pl,pt the home men by working for greatly
refuc<d wages. They are consequently
vtry n eb affirmed a, the prospect 81 being
tl,cwnout Of employ n,eni 10 maze way for,
r.tn Who are Onl, 10 Tcmgin here Tor four
m nIts md then bc seat back In their
ZONES. The compress, COMPANIES. hnv'ver,
arc In heavy competition win each other.
md rates fer COMPRISING blSe been grehly
,,duc, d. Besides this. the Compre 'sers IN
n q interior are sCndIDg cotton ntrc aireiif
for shipment. which ! npther ,'rJug ele'
ment a autagOni-m to the business ~ the
coniIress companies L. Norfolk aud Pr =
mouth.
Tb, Cotton Exchange forwarded another
draft 81 s772 10 Charleston Yesterday. and
the Citizens ComAltice oil Portsmouth
forwarded $500.
fttrinspcctingih The old Dominion Gulrd
last night IN Portsmouth, Colonel 10. Lime
strn inspected the teld.0iiiccrs Of the
Fourth Virginia regiment. After the IN
sptciicn the spcctor-ecncrtl was ten
deied = supper b' toe oiAcris.
The tacliih annual meDiin[ OF the Nor
folk and Portsmouth Cotton ENcnlnge wi~
b, ID TODAY, and nearly all the old officers
were rte cc;ed.
Tic Old Bay Line steamers leased an
other sirec terminus from The city yesier-
day for ninety nine years. for $4,000 cISh
and 5000 a ycar reuiil, in OIdyr to extend
tlsir opcTatOhs in Norfolk.
The Norfolk City Guard wiil visit Lynch
burg next week 10 participate In The Gen.
tennal celebration.
Lunacy is prevailing 30 an alariniog eN'
teui among the eclorei people OF this Sec
lion just now.
Mr. Leigh X. WorScly, prominent cot.
ton-expoIier, arrived home to-day from
EurOle.
NayaLConsiructor George Il. 1ou>h, OF
the ward, has gone 10 New York on visit
The farmers OF Norfolk county LAY thew
have reyer had such season as this for
making good crops OF bay
The MehcrrIn-N tlley railroad, which run,
from Margaret.yille, on the Seaboard ana
Roanoke railroad. To liickSfOrd, in GrceLs-
vile county, was sold at auction here yes
terday and bought by parties representing
the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Com.
pany. II is a broad-guase road, aud will
soon be equipped and put In first.clIss con
dition rs a SeabOard feeder.
Another gang of twenty-five ship'car-
penicrs we're taken ia the navy-yard this
morning. L.
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The Muttlsted BOdy OF y Nan Marder
Cd IN Chicago Found tn
Connecticut.

A Chicago special says: After careful In
yestgaiion the authorities OF New Haven,
Conn, baye come TO the conclusion that the
man bose body was found at Wallingford,
In that State, August 9th, was murdered
and horribly bulchered Ia Chicago, and the
remains shipped 10 the place where found.
The body had been wrapped in tar paper
and packed In n sb0e-b0x, and was discoy.
cred In swamp near Walllngford. IL
contained large qusntity OF arsenic. Two
weeks ago Yesterday bag containing human
arms and leg-bones was found near the spot
wbtre the body lay, aud on examination
proved 10 belong 10 the body. The head
Yves also discovered near by, as was also an
old yalise in which were the missing mem.
bcIs Il the body. II bore Chicago mer-
chants name and the name OF the Chicago
finn " hlcb oHnedn. Witnesses remember
that the name OH The shoe box was Charles
Fills. Other marks on tie box had been
cut CUT. A cutaway coat OF faded wine
color has bCeD produced, In pocket o.
" ticl was a love. letter addressed 10 "Par- |
~ Montague, POST Office Box 40, Chicago" |
The man who had the coat said he OBJ. |
tanned II from stranger Tor whom he did |
some ieoming. This stranger, the man said |
came 10 him during me month OF MAY and |
hired bIm 10 carry a box from Yalesyllle 10
IA old house near Wslllngford. The
stfapeer was genllemanIy Ia his deport
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a so,,. serious frsaE.

A Wheeling Nv. Val telegram says !:
Yesterday a small hoy living ON tne me OF
the wheeling NaturseGas Compinys
mains found a smaii feak In tweive-'nch
Iipe and applied match TO sec tne gas
burn. lie was unable to eXtlngu'sn tne
FIRE, and by degrees the lead packing oi tue
Joint melted and ran out, ana the hfc IN
creased Ia volume until this morning, wien
the pipe broke and mss OF lame soot
fifty Get In the air with dea'enlnS roar.
The result was 20 cut of the supply OF gas
from the city. All the mills ana factories
I'm Wheeling, Martins Ferry, .E'nivlue'
BclIaire. cpd Bridgeport, employing IN Inc
81 gregale several thousand men, had 70
close down until repairs could be MADE
and he gas agaln turned on, Io-nignt a
fargo fo,ce Of men gre az work on the line.
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SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT JULY 1853.
Train Leave Train At.."
No, Richmond. 40. lt..uYu Z.
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By Quarles & McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

A UCTI0N SALE OF WELL
"A BUILT BRICK DWELLING No. IT'S
NORTH SEVENTEENTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN CARRIN0ToN AND CEDAR
STREETS, OCCUPIED BY MIR. L. Mo
AULIFFE.-By request OF owner We VIII
offer for sale. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1885.
at Q O'Clock, the sbove PROPERTY. The
dwelling contains four rooms. Is two sto.
lies, and well built stable; well OF good
water on the lot. Lot 2gsxl0o.
TfBMs: Liberal and announced az sale.
Dc5 QUARLkS & MCCuRDY.
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CHEWING 4 ROSE, Auction
by Jamea Il. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.
UNDESIRABLE WELL-LOCATED

THE DESIRABLE WELL-LOCATED
l. DETACHED TwO.SToRY BRICK RE
SIDENCE No. 70I NORTH TWENTY 81
VSNTH STREET. FOR SALE BY Pub
Lie AUCTION.-By request OF the owner
shall sell by public auction, on the prem
ises on
FRIDAY NEXT. OCTOBER srH,
at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, the abOye.pamed AT.
TRACTINE AND VALUALE DETACHED
CORNER BRICK DWELLING, with LOT
fronting 80 feet, at the northeast corner OF
Twenty seventh and NJ streets. running
back about 1855 feet TO WIDE alley In rear
containing about seven rooms. the usual
conyeniences. detached brick kitchen. and
cosl-Louse built in the most substantial
manner and the entire premises In nice or
der.
Terms: One third cash balance by ne.
gotiable notes ri six and twelve months
with iDterest added. and secured by deed
OF trust. JAMES Il. ELAN.
DC AuctlOueef
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AUCTION sALEs-Fusure Days.
By Frank ID, Hill q Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
6north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" UABLE DETACHED BRICK WELL
ING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER IF
MAIN AND JEFFERSON STREETS, mo,
III WEST MAIN. by virtue OF n decree
Of the Circuit Court OF Goochlsnd
county. entered June 20, 1885, Ia
the case of A. Al. Ransom and Lille h.,
hls wife, rs James Moore. trustee, and
woodward &C. we will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1850
st4.3o O'Clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY men,
TONED in said suit-viZ: The BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND
No. III west Main street South
east corner Main and Jefferson). Tue
house Is three stories, detached, and con-
taIDs nine rooms besides closets, store
rooms. etc and IL well built OF stock-brlck,
WI h granite sills and window caps brick
stable, culvert gas, water, etc. Lot 2skl65
10 gu alley twenty feet wide.
The property il worth the attention Of In
vestors N real estate either ms home or for
investment.
Terms: ODe.third cash balance IN six,
twelve eighteen, and twenty four months.
the purchaser TO give bonds for deferred
% yinents with good security, bearing inter.
Get from day OF sale and title retained until
Gil the purchase money Is paid.
II. ID. JAMES,
A. *. LEaKE.
Special Commissioners.
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smlthheld, Hampton. Old Point
Waverly, and Hicksford. Va; Washington,
y. c.; Newbern, Washington. and TaroorO,
\. G; all stations on Atlantic and Dan
Vile railroad, SeabOard and Roanoke rail-
road, Norfolk Southern railroad, aud East
ern North Carolina generally; also. for
Eastern Shore ot Virginia aud all regular
landings on the James and Rappahannock
bills Issued.
l.. q. TATUM, Superintendent.
sc Is No. llO9 Main street aud kOcketts.
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RAILROAD LIN -.
TRAINS NoRTHwARD.

Leave Arrive
NO Petersburg. Richmond.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROlI
" SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
sEPTEMBkR Il. lss6.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
s.45 A. NJ. FOR Newport News. old =.
Comfort and Norfolk. g.,
except sunday. Pu!iman ...-
loT-Csrs TO Newport news al
Old Point
1928 A. 81. Through and Local Mail 20 ,-
points West Pullman Cos
from Clifton FORGE tn d..
isyllle. Memphis, Nicksh...
aud New Orleans. w,....
change except sunday.
$50 z. n. for Newport News. O'd b. r
and Norfolk except Suni
400 p. Nj. Charlottesville Accom- 81
ton, except sunday.
6:25 Z, NJ. for Louisville ClncIuuat. ~
cagO, 81. Louis. MempI'- t.-
Sew Orleans-FHsi tNp..--.
with through Pulmaus 80 .
Only route running fu.,u' --
West from Richmond.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
to Newport News aud Old Point, \. ".
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND:
s:35 A. NJ. Charlottesville AccOnMoia'
ton.
ll:l5 A. NJ. from Norfolk. Old Point ~ 4.
Newport News except saul.
$40 L. NJ. from local points aud tue " SD
except sunday.
o:l6 Z. NJ. from Old Point. Newport Ne -
and Norfolk daily, except sa.'
SIS p. NJ. from Louisville and On D..
nsti-fast Express daily.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
from Old Point and Newport News arr "A;
at 6:i6 p. NJ.
Depot: Seventeenth aud Broad streets
Tickets AT 1000 Main street aud ~ re
depot. III. W. ri LLER
General nssseuger Agent
WILLIAMS {. WIoKHAM. Second 10
President sci
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By George W. Mayo. Auctloneer,
(Jno. l.. Laughton. Jr., Salesman.l
No. 2s Ninth street.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
"a HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE. TWO COWS. CARPENrERS
FOOLS, dc. AT AUCTlON.-As admins.
traitor Of the estate OF John n. King &c.
ceased Will sell at auction. on
WEDNESDAY THE 1871 INSTANT,
At lOI5 o'clock. at the residence No SIS
west Clsy street very desira bic collection
OF H0U SEHOLD and KITCHEN FUKNl-
PARLOR and CHAMBER sUIrs. com
plete;
CARPETS BEDDING:
DINING ROOM and HALL FURNITURE;
CROCKERY, CHINA GLASSVARE;
SOLID SILVER and silver PLATED
WARE:
Very FINE PkBLOR. ORGAN.
Houte excepting articles generally.
ALSO.
2Cbests valuable CARPENTERS TOOLS
2FINE NILFH COWS.
The above furniture IS In well.kept con.
diiion. and should attract the attention OF
the public.
TERMS: Cash. J PRESTON COOKE,
Administrator Of John y. King, deceased.
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RANSOM AND WIFE AGAINST JAMES MOORE.
TRUSTEE. AND WOODWARD, SC.-lN THE
CIRCUIT Court OF GoOCHLAND COUNTY,
JUNE 20. 1886.
I,P.G @. Miller, deputy clerk OF said court.
do certify that the bond required OF he
special com mlssioners by decree entered
In The above. STYLED cause June %. 1885.
las been duly given. Given under my hand
this LIST day OF July, 1885.
Oc 2 l.. q. M lDLEhp Deputy ttetR.
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rent end elegantly. dressed. he slu NJ
Lsd come from the Wvxf and was gong W
s,t,le II the place whefs the hox was ,ase" U:
A d,.natch states that Coroner Mix. oI NV
Haven, has gone to Chicago TO solve 'ne
mNktcIx.
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By Appeson & Co.,
and
n. w. Bowe.
Reel Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS A L O L 0 y
" SALE or l47 7O-I00 ACRES OF DE
sIRABLE LAND IN HENRICO COZ NTf
ON AND NEAR THE NEW CENTRAL
TURNPIKE. AbOU TWO MILES SOU IN
EAST of RICHMOND By virtue OF tue
DEGREES Of the p .hmond Chsncery Court
entered on the lOtn Of December 1888, and
ard on the 18th OF July, 1883 IN the suit OF
Freeman rs Whites administrators, &c.
We Will sell In front OF Apperson Il Co =
office No. 8 north Eleventh street In the
order named below, on
MONDAY. OCToBER IL. 1888,
at IL O'Clock NJ az fair; II not, the next
fair day hcresfter)-that is to say, Lewis
T.. w DstOn. surviving Commissioners ol
John b. Young deceased, and himself, VIII
offer III 43-l0O AtRES. divided lnto SIX
or a less numJer OF parcels, or rs a Wnue
as may be deemed best, on said turnpike
and the Chesapeake aud OHIO railway,
with the DWELLING, &C., large portion
watered by living stream ana ine Two
second-nRmed commissioners VIII otler
80 27-lOO ACRES RdjoiniUg or near the
above. and on road from the Williams
burg pike. In four lots or less number OF
lois or Bs a whole, as may be deemed best
The whole OF this land Is near the Ma
tonal cemetery, lies we'll and is IN very
fair condition and Is the same OF which the
late william White died seized, aud AL oins
Messrs. Norman Smith, &. II. A. Clay, and
Plats at the office OF the auctloueers.
Terms: one fourth cash: balance al SIX.
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable
notes interest added. and title rel aimed.
LEWIS F. WINSTON,
Surviving Special Commissioner;
CHARLES V. MEREDITH,
CONWAY Il. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
FREEMAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST WHITES
ADAISISrRATRtX AND AIS, DEFEND
AN1s-lN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
|. BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk OF said court,
certify that tho bond required OF the spe :.
cial comm issi Jners by the decree in said
cause OF December 10, 1885, mas been duly
given.
Given under my hand this stu day OF
March, 1856. .-.
sc 80 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
Richmond, Va.
rTHE FAMOUS HOT SPRINGS OF
VIRGINIA AT AUCTION.

In pursuance OF decree OF the United
States District Court for the Western Dis
tI!ct OF Virginia Gin the matter OF ;. =.
TaTdy bankrupt" entered the Sd OF Feb
ruary, 1855, and OF a decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond. Ia the
suit of Halls administrator Is. Price and
ats, -" entered the 23d of April, 1855, We will
sell at O'Clock Z. NJ, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL 1885,
at the front door OF the auctioneer. NO. 4
north Eleventh street. Richmond, Va.,) b.
public auction, the noted HOT SPRINGS
OF VIRGINIA, situated In Bath county
Va, and embracing. besides the valuable
Mineral Springs about 1922 ACRES OF
La ND-much OF " ich is very valua bic for
grazing and agricultural purposes.
The curative properties OF the waters OF
the Hot springs are equal, II not superior
to those OF the famous Hot Springs OF Ar
kansas and their reputation as extensive.
The HOTEL and COTTAGES are In good
condition, with q capacity TO accommodate
FOURHUNDRED GU ESrS, and the FARM
BUILDINGS are good and OF sufficient
quentity.
This property is tuated in the celebrated
Warm. springs Valley, unriyalled for the
beauty OF it's scenery and for healthinlness
and embraces inpumerable springs OF IN
finite variety OF temperature and varied
medicinal properties. They are the only
hot springs east OF the Mississippi river, and
must necessarily be the great resort OF all
persons living IN the Atlantic states who
seek permanent relief from rheumatism,
govt, and scrofula.
lt is no picture OF fancy To say that It's
untitled earth heated minera waters are
indeed. stream OF gold going IN large part
TO waste down this beautiful valley, all OF
which can and will be changed into what
nature intended IL should be-a fountain Of
health 10 the sufferer and OF wealth TO the
owner who shall have the foresight aud
courage TO properly Improve the property !,
converting IL into saniiarium that would
have Its thousands OF visitors every day Ia
the year.
These Springs are located on the route OF
the proposed Warm. springs Valley rail-
road, which will. 10 Is confidently believed
be constructed in the nearfuture. This pro-
perty is too well aud fayorably known to
require a fuller description. but the auc-
tioneer Will Ia Ike pleasure in giving any in
formation that may be desired.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay the amount
due and unpaid al the time OF sale by the
respondents BENJAMIN Holiday aud
others at whose risk and cost the sale is
made; and the residue at one, two and
three years, In unequal instalments with
interest thereon, payable semi annually ;
the purchaser TO give bonds and security
for the deferred payments. and the Court To
re- tain the tile until full payment IL made.
a statement OF the exact amount that Will
berequired TO be paid in cash VIII be fur
nished at the time OF sale.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
W. h. SIMS,
Comm issioners OF United States Court:
A. l.. BoULWARE,
J. L. COOKE.
Commissioners OF Chancery Court.
NJ w BOWIE, Auetioneer, oc o
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AND WESTERN RAIL
~ Road.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT. lo, 1883.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBURG.
LEAVE RICHMOND
11.soA. NJ. Daily, riG Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad. Arrive At Pc
tersbuig 1920 Z. NJ. leave Pc
tershurg 1890 L. NJ. daily; ar.
rive at Norfolk SHOP. VI.
I1.9o A. NJ. Daily. rid Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad. Arrive a. Pee
tersburg 1920 p. NJ. No. 2
leaves Petersburg 1910 L. VI.
for karmville. LvnchOury, no.
anoke. Bristol. Knoxville. and
al points south and west.
s.3O 4. NJ, Daily, except Sunday, uid Rich-
mOnd and Petersburg railroad
Arrive Petersburg 7:l5 r. NJ. :
leaves Petersburg 1870 7. NJ,
daily. arriving Norfolk 10 z.
NJ. Through car Richmond to
Norfolk.
$40 I. N. Daily, except Sunday. ria Rich
pond and Petersburg railroad.
Arrive at Petersburg 7:I5 2. NJ,
connecting with train No /,
leaving Petersburg at e:25 7.
NJ, for Farmville. Lynchburg'
Roanoke. Bristol, Knoxville,
Chattanooga, and all points
south and west.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOMMO
DATlON3.
No. l-Sleeplng. car nom Petersburg 10
Bristol without change.
No 3-ROanoke to Atlanta, montgomery,
and New orleans without change.
Tickets, baggage. checks, and all lnforma-
ton can be obtained at Richmond snd Pc
tersburg railroad depot and al A. W. gar
ber's 1000 Main street. w. y. BENlLL,
General Passenger and Iicset Agent.
CHARLES G. EDDY, Nice-President.
General office. Roanoke, Va. sc Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT. 10, 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-07
The elegantly and fasts;eaneS
ARIEL

The elegantly-rebulit and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States Mal,)
=. q. ID. DEiD. Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRlDA I az
IA. ". lBROA D-STBEErCA AXIS CONS EtF
I'm FULL TIMED for above manned places
arriving at Old Point ~ 1870 Z. NJ. and Nor
folk at $50 =. NJ. Returning, the steamer
leaves Norfolk, Old Point. aud Newport
News on alternate days, arriving at klch'
mOnd about 4:30 L. NJ.
Through tickets to shove named points
On sale on steamer and az Carriers Agency,
1000 Main street Baggage checked through.
STATE ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHr