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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-23


DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAlLRO AD.-Schei-
ule commencing NOVEMBER -, 1855
eastern standard time: ..
daily stops only a. Ashland,
Junction. Milford. and tred5-
ricksburg. sleeper 10 WASH
ingtOn Leaves Washington
for New Norkat IL 4. ".
u;O7 A. NJ. leaves Byrd Street station
daily. except sunday. Leaves
Washington Tor New York 10
$50 z. NJ.
6:2OP. NJ, leaves Byrd street station
daily. Sleeper 10 New YORK.
lO:2Q A. NJ, arrives at ByTd-~treet station
daily. Sleeper from Sew York.
2:89P. NJ, arrives al byTd stree, station
daily; stops ~ Fredericksburg
Milford. aud junction. sleeper
from Washington.
9:0s Z. NJ, arrives at Byrd. street station
daily. except sunday.
ga. NJ train connects at FredeTlcksburf
with Piedmont, Fredericksburg and PotO
mac railroad for Orange Courthouse.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEIT SUNDAYS.
coop. M.,accommod atiOn, leaves
Broad street station; arrives
at Ashland at S =. ~.
7:l5 p. 81, leaves Elba arrives ~ Ashland
at 5 4. VI.
7:50A. NJ, arrives at Elba; leaves Ash
land At 6:43 A. VI.
$50 A. ~, accommodation, arrives at
Broad-Street alton; leaves
Ashland Al \. NJ.
$50 y. NJ, arrives at Eloa leaves Ashland
at 5:l2 Z. NJ.
&. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
T.. I. ID. MYERS, General superintendent
"a =
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w NTED, TWO PANTALOONS-
w makers. Steady, reliable men can
procure constant employment. Apply to
JAMES NJ. QUICKE,
Sc 21-3t Petersburg, Va.
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DEpaRITRE OF srEAwERs.

-
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
COMPANY'S Erss3&ar
JAMES. RIVER LINE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK, NEWPORT
NEWS, CLARENONT, AND
JAMES. RIVER LANDINGS DIREVT,
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
At OLD POINT closely with the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad
for Philadelphia and New York. and with
lines for Washington, ID G aud Baltimore:
At NORFOLK for VIRGINIA BEACH
(sure connection same auernoon) ana all
southern points:
At NEWPORT NEWS for smithneld.
Va: ,
And at CLAREMONT with the Atlantic
and Danyille railroad for Waverly, Hicks
ford, &c. ..,.,,u,,,
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NTANTED, A SITUATION BY A
w White Nurse. Best of re ference. Ad'
drets NURSE, 2lO south Sixth street.
19-ltt
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w ANTED, A BOY TO LEARN
w the ahoe Business and make him
self generally useful. Apply at 1898 east
Main street. SO Z3-lL'
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BY Chewing a Rose.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED wEsT.BRoAD-
STREET PROPERTY

STREET PROPERTY
INTHE FOLLOWING ORDER;
LIST. That ADMIRABLY ARRANGED
AND CONSTRUCTED BRICK STORE,
WITH DWELLING ABOVE, No. 7os west
Broad street, between Munford and Gilmer
streets.
Cd. The BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING adjoining the above on the east. num-
bered 7o6.
50. FRAME DWELLING adjoining on
the east, numbered 7o4.
Each property has front OF 20 feet by a
depth OF 1876 feet to q paved alley IL
feet Wide.
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ONLY ALL-wATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

JAMES RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF
CHARGED By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
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TRAINs NOKrHNNRD.
sDaily. iDaily except sunday.
STnppTNE. pINFE%

Nos. 40 aud AZ make no stops. Nos. ~
aud 4s stop only on s'gusl AZ CHESTER. Cen
tfalia, and Manchester. SOS 20 -, *. ~.
81, SO. "a. 36 SO, and 81 stop Al AL Stations
for passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
on Train No. 40 sleeplng.Cars between
Washington and Charleston ON imlu No.
az sleeping cars between Jacksonville ana
Washington, On rrdlrs sos. ~ aud o.
sleeping. cars between New York an1 JACK
sOnVille
THE ONLY ALL-RAtL LINE 10 NOK'
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H.&H.W. cATHERM00l

ia 30. Front St., PHILADELPHIA.
KEW YORK 0FFICE-ie SOUTH WILLIAM ST
lap s-deod7et-ap s-w26tI
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beyond that She has some descriptive
ability. But she is unfortunately dnli when she
does not make supreme effort to be lively; and on
those occasions she is apt to SKIRT too closely Sne
boundaries OF the improper. 1t Is indeed an
exasperating dilemma for any author to secure pro-
pr,ety only at the sacrifice Of interest; to obtain
interest only at the sacrifice Of propriety. There
seems to be but one remedy In such case. and
that Is for the author to stop writing but that most
noveists would consider worse shan tho disease.
Le Comic Xavier is young Polish noble VINO
is left pcnniless by his father, ana
suddenly, through the death OF ais
tant relative, Guds himself rich Repairing to his
new estate, he promptly falls In love with
beautiful girl who with her mother occupied an
anomalous position in the household Of the late
proprietor, Xavier. who is only an overgrown boy.
wishes to marry the fair Thecla. but the mother
runs away with her and leaves HIM in despair.
Then he falls ILL., and finally Thecla and her mother
are found and persuaded to return 10 save the
Young mans life. lie has prudent aunt who him.
ders HIM from contracting an immediate
marriage. but seeing the fervor Oh
his feelings consents that he shall nave his
Thecla IL he will go the continent for two years
and form himself" After much protest he agrees
to this, and departs The best part of the story IS
the account Of the man@uvres of this sly youth
to compel his recall He joins Nihilist organiza-
ion or says be has done and writes such letters
to his aunt Of the terrible commissions imposed
upon him that at last she frightened INTO urging
him to returu The alleged duty of disposing OF
parcel of dynamite, which the conspirators are
very much embarrassed with, caps the climax and
procures the exile's return. This is done with q
light hand and exhibits sense Of huinor SUM-
GENTLY new in Henry GreviIles books to be note
worthy. But as whole. the Comte Xavier Is de-
cdedly thin and it belongs in the category of that
evanescent fiction which at present includes per-
haps NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF oil the imaginative
literature printed and published
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IRE RAILWAY. now known as tho NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known ~ the NEW
IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Through trains leave 23dst and stations A. sam4
ssssS. sasSsys pay Escss.s ssss. Drsy
Buffalo, Sleeping coaohes Horneilsvie e. '1ne.n.tL "a.
e. m-Daily ch,cage and st Louis Iin'se s sois
Meadylle clevsla.d Cincinnati Chicago. and st Lopis
Noertra charge for fast TINE
Buffalo Suspension Bridge md Torento 1he only Pullman
coach routs between New York and Toronto a,.
Coaches 70 Bnsham;on Emirs Buffalo Niagara Pas Gin.
cinnaft and Chicago. - a.. 900 80 a m ,o.<
an 1900 noon las 400 $50 40 So Ss3a $50 eio.
s @ di.s IL Ii n s ase' 74s s sou
iss S S sSa s9 sG go Sta 's Gs
ssS. ioso. ~ o. n- las Iis ESQ 7'4S 600 1884
iiscs ssc s !: s &C. "a ss &c. "a ' 49,
ss sss sfs s s 5 sss ~ mi II ss' ss s
sundays. $40 $40 1o2oA las AIS. $780, 800 iosd
warwicS q 300 I0:2VA 4:soa n. Sundays 5A5a
Moni,csc soc M 1so 400 81 a. $50 ESQ $40 .ai
500 a IN sundays s-soA m: and 800 2 n ,.,o
Montgomery Rondout aud Kingston 44o 9:0oh m- S3o
ser.pi sSof SSnn sses sso n except ssai.y.
Goshen iaS 54n i:so 600. loto $50 $50 $50 Sg1
L:oG $3.50 sundays e|a $50 ios2" m- Oh"
midaiet s sa5 s:4s 1.so 300 1920 $50 ~ sSI
pm The 600 train stops At dAis:st sia s,, ON,
4s go zee i9 oao M ss2 ~ 40 e sSa s y
sleepps Coaches can he oasne ehsetn1
s N" sp' 81 S"fssss Isl w. ~ sSs 81
Fnltonst BROOKLYN or a. ne compsnys pspotx 7a5
100 JOHN 4. XBsoTT. GenI Psssr Agent New-Yors.
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Gteamuonts an0 RailrouGs.
FLORIDA DIRECT BY STEAMER.
class excursion ticket reduced rates
DO secured Office OF THE FLORIDA IMPROVE
MEST co. Room l. 81 LiberfysL, N. Y.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is 1885,
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains New York. Desbrosses and Coursndt Stree
HARRISBURG Pittsburs and the West with Pullman Palace
Chicago Limited Of baro Dnin smoking and
ws Sa a. ock srsg y m CORY and Fri.
e. scn9s &c, a. CORY for fta'vilIe Petroleum
EST ssp sSsP
EiS: r"%sn Car. sy
@ ssS :aa ~ NJ and isiS aIsS sunday sis
81 $500 a NJ; t;so ana sp m, ana ,2;io night
For csps Nay & On saturday. only
Long Isy and
.s 5s %Os' and nGf DC sG
'S S% FG. ana Norfolk via Sswyors PAsSga and
Bostso brooSI,n anssa Sosnec. with ali through train.
s.Jersey CIV snordns speedy and direct uansfn for
Trans from Pitt,Dars JIG 80 li.so M 1oo
sso e Sso $50 s 600 SAo and css
Tsssi s SsS $50 sa @ @ 20 @
sS 1893 sS i s iaS s os sS sro s .u rs
s: sd ss rs s s I'd S Ak AL aS W '
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave New York Dcsbrosses and oea
landt street Ferries as follows
al'' ssa 'i ials "a 4 sss .s
a4O M hundays Express v,l6 $780, 10 Ill LAinitsb
Am- T. $3.50 D. q sad p ~ and l2il6 night
Trains leaving New fork daily except Sunday at so ant
llilV n m- i, =. D. n m. and l0A and N
sundays connect al Trenton Camden
street. STATION PhuateiphiA
}a9s $4,000 40 eio $50 40 sjo 5000 al
"a 9, o,ss 7l2 sl2 and $50 p m on SUNDAY, i2:oi
t3o 4oS 40 eio $50 e'%0 m. laSo tts0 umissd.
osSb. 1sl3 and b.l2 m
Leave Philadelphia Via oaaden 300 daily srcep,
TIka oalcca $40 lSe and os4 Broadway Astcr nsusa
and fQos ot posorusscs and Codrtanit 40 Ceurst
and brookyn Annex station, Go0s q Fulton nruokiyn
ksation IerscI vy. IMMIGRANT uskss 0oa No BAt5sry
Tbs NswYcrk rtansior Company wi osn for end sAssk
basgNgc from hocls u1d reatdenooa
CHAB. ~ pUuH, J. X WOon
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7 ERICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortIandt Des-
brOsses follows
Z a IN for Catasau1ua and interrncdiase points
a M for Geneva Lyons EImra Rochester. Bufhilo AMI
the West and principal local poatS Chair car to wilkes
barre.
D. Tunkhannock and intermediate points Char car
Tunk hannoek Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg
34O y. ior Plltston and principal intermediate points
Chair car u Pttston. -, c.,
$40 y m Tor Copay and intermediate pointa Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70 corsv.
D. Tor Geneya. Lyons Elnrs, Rochester Buffalo, AM
the West Pullman sleeper To LyonA
75O for IAurys aud inter mediate potnta D..
Trains leaving Al and $40 y M colnnct sor
all points in Mahanoy and Hazietsn Coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
N. for Mauch Chunk Hazleton and INTERMEDIATES
points.
n ~ Geneva Lyons. Finfl, Rochester. Burao ani
the West. Pullman sleeper To Lyons
EALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED
L Boston. s. Newport So Fall Rive. e. frstclass
limited tickets Corresponding reduction 20 Vi Eastern ostA
steamers BRISTOL ant PRDyI h.tE leave New York on
% foot Of Murrayst Connection via Annex Boat from
''' IoNo WATER ROUTE. FULL NIGHTS REST.
Sir morning Boston. short ran rde tune 20 MIN
utes An steamer Tickets aud taroonf
NAV be all principal hotels transfer ant ticket
Offices al the office n Pier % and on steamers
~ GEORGE l. COMMON
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents. GeD'i Pas. \ gent.
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HIGH CLASS
FL R MI I URE:

WE OFFER At SPECIAL RATES LAR GE LINES
OF ALL KINDS or FURNITURE, CoNPHisING
PATTERNS WHICH WE HAVE STOPPED MANU-
FACTURINGt ALSO, ARTICLES WHICH. OWING
TO THE RAPID HINGES IN STYLES, HAVE BE-
COMg SOMEWHAT OUT OF FASHION, THE~E
GOODS HAVE ACCUMULATED UNTIL THEY
CROWD OUR WAREROOMs. THEY MUST BE
SOLD. AND WE SHALL MARK THEM AT SUCH
EXTRAORDINARY LOW FIGURES As SHALL
MAKE THEM SELL. EACH ARTICLE WILL BE
PLAINLY MARKED At PRICE 1T WOULD
CERTAINLY BRING AT AUCTION.
ALSO, NUMEROUS ODD UNMATCHED PIECES,
SUCH AS BEDsTEADs. BUREAUS, EASY CHAIRS,
LOUNGES. CHIFFONNIEREs. DINING CHAIRS.
EXTENSION TABLES, sIDRBOARDs, &C., DC.
TIE WORKMANSHIP AND QUALITY OF THE
GOODS ARE WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT.
IN ADDITION. OUR REGULAR STOCK Is LARGER
AND COMPRISES A GREATER NUMBER OF ELE
CANT AND NOVEL PATTERNS THAN EVER BE-
FORE
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Il FOR JANUARY.
NATIONAL DIVORCE LEGISLATloN Judge Il. H. Ben
UNsoLVED PROBLEMS IN WOMAN SUFFRAGE l..
W. Hggnson.
HOW WAS EDUCATED. President James b. Aneeil
THE RELIGION OF A RATIONALIsT hinotJ savage
suRMARINE NAVIGATION Lieut. Edward |. Zalinsk.
THE CONVICT SYSTEM OF GEORGIA. Rebecca A. feiton.
sU BsTITUTEs FoRTHE CAUCUS Richard H. Dana
THE MORALITY OF MINISTER'S Rev. Dr. J. NJ Buck
ley.
LITERARY LOG. ROLLING. J. Clayton Adams
CONFESSIONS OF A CONGREGATIONALlSr
A LETTER TO THE PEOPLE OF PHILADELPHIA.
Henry c. Lea.
THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY.
~ FIPTHAVE., NETWORK.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


~ RIVER RAfLRoA D.-commencing November Il 1888
through will leave Grand Central Depot
tS Rochester Express through drawingroon cars -
Albany Troy Montreal and syracuse
800 M. r he Limited" with dining cars Stopping ~
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nextiay
1880 m, Chicago Express drawipgroon ears to Canaan.
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$50 D. M Albany Troy and Utica Express with drawing
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an n Chicago 81 Louis Express with seepng-cars
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q u Montreal Express witir seepngezrs " syracuse
and W uburn road. also TO Montreal -
400 d. n SPECIAL sleeper arrives Rochester i;4O a. u.
Buffalo 0.35 m. and Cleveland l2lS D. M nexttiy.
t-9l3 H.. Pacific Express with seepngcars io Hocnes
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METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY
VOCAL MUSIC.

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STEAMBOATS, ano RaiIroaos.

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Brooklyn.
HTNHE CRITTENDEN"
PRIMARY SCHOOL AND K1NDERGAETES
FOR BOTH SEXES
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Mem Publications.
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Musical instruction.

GRAND CONsERYATORYO OF MUSIC.
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