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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
HUNDRED DOLLAR GEESE.


Some of Ills first cases senator MltcnelI . ny
Orrxoul Que l. spoke 81 j" $3.50
IN four ys ~ winch kllol O lhr "oe 1Ho'
cLzsus oI PortlnI snI shcu o-IouGci 70 f''' -.
man sfltouc took tho case, Uut. 70 tue perjury
of the man ho keI tho geese. lie WAS not AOc 70 w
It, Elk Attorney .Gsnetal Williams eo"in"u.y A ,t.r
+" Ialudrlel Wils,ns" WAS the opp sig aver tttHs
the case A. been conc;u-d Mitnhe toll his clru 'nss
H.. thou ht lt likely tuIt the man VINO slci 9np
and .worr no AID not would OF how ne ht1 o't
wItiei them ABOUT the sal"Dus thN even"
that he h,db follow nun up sui -cr. II -
ami sure enough afLec the defendant a 81 S'tte -
on TWO OF whi-key into hin lie began 10 O"tst oi
whiting the little Pittsourx Lawyer, ihi no 's'
witnesses that he al killed Tue geese. bu lu't 80
could not prove it against him. Upon TINS Mh'Ie'
,pauded "A now trial, AMI no got verdict ia NJ 49, -,
favor -1ienersl Win ans c~rrei the
the supreme Couri. ,nd Ia The end ii 'dSi sh' ~,
lulIed them hat to pas 800 III COSTS senator "a
was In the United States senate frou 1873 10
his present term Of service Will not expire w." '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

young gir Lvths IA Mid.oses IAN ytious
A., tne autumn. with view 10 rnterlnS tnr ,,srs
ennr,a ot study In tho She betO0S hers.',
for, with A trunk full OF books. TO sr'u ~" 80
IN. country aud settled herself for ten we"hs -
work reversing ncr nigh school stnaios az" '"'
(;rrrh quit by herself 10 pass FOR college. an ria
Twn Young gentlemen presently appeared on ~"
,oen- deteriuned upon secluded piepsrslo,y ~
Wneu they learned that tho pretty gigI Win i.' ~ "A
was "disying" for Harvard, too. they TITO" " '"N
her out OF Am liton a.. and againso
,,nrs fr s,y,ui y~ar-od GIRL TO try 10 ro'" -
ATOMS or 10 take = Harvard course Tue otn,, s,,sS
DECLARED that Il didn's mater she'd never got -
~. I'm. ANY wxy" aud ooLn tried 10 persuade oe'
take rides AMI boating cxcur, .... ,.r a. ~ n
Rut stiIl she worked fSiihfuiy anh stuucu W. 10, =
rn,u IN, ax.inIuAt,ou Tnen sue went -"
camhri se and passed her examinations triunpus"
whIle the YOUNG men failed dlsuaily Anu No" W
another year before getting into college,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
THE RAVAGES or TUE BIRD.
PAINFUL DISCOVERIES OF THE DEPART
MENT OF AGRICULTURE.

fTRoH AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. June 25.-Tbe DepaI tment of
grc engaged In publishing interesting work
IN regard the scon Of birds upon agriculture. Some
of tue faots this almost stsrog
In their appears thai the roe bird, entail
IN the rice growers in the South. Cap
tain Hsygard of South Carolina Of tho largest rice
Growers In describing the rsvasss OF these birds says:
They come latter parI OF ApriL when they Are
Known ~ bobolinks Their pumage Is white and black
and they sing msrrily when 1t rest rheir Eight s
always ct night In the evening there In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
CHILD ATTACKED BFAy EAGLE

A bad eagle recently made al attack upon
tho seven yoar-Od ol Hasuburd Mr.gnt near ll-
berry Grove. As tie boy MS TO the pasture
swuOped down aud ft>teniug It's tsl"Ds
clothes IL tho air sOatlug several lret
with him, when his clothing parted aud the chid
dropped u lnr youths screams brought %
him his iather fortunately near OT, aud lls
presruce fra htene the eagle away. Mr. Wrsat Ofrrs
TO give twent, five tie atOrued by tho
Image of The National to parry VINO Will
bring in his body, I'D or alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
And the captain bold.
And the mate OF the Nancy brig;
The boatswain tight,
And the midsbipmite,
Ard the crew OF The oaDtain's qi9n

So after keeping the 1000 Holsters brought down
from Woods HOli 10 Cod Spring barbOr until they
began to settle down TO steady habits, and 10 show
81 slightest disposition TO cast aside the DISPOSE
ton tos continuously and enter upon q
life, 1t was considered expedient to turn them out
into tie waters of Long Island Sound, and
give each little fellow chance 10
Beclude himself under the boulders of Rocky Point
and LiOyds Neck until he thought his armor was
sufficient 70 enter upon the battle for existence
Aud so they go out into the world, having boon
protected past their second Inoult and now they
must take their chances among their friends and
foes. which they will find IN the water, and no
longer rely upon man Tor then protection. Should
opportunity offer to obtain eggs The Experiment. OF
hatchlng will be tried ON Long Island.
FRED NATHER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
AI.BE N ANlE-

Taurnsment-yery fli-Personat.
lCorresnondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug. IL, 1856.
Tournaments are growing exceeding
y ;,opuisr III This county. iho last
was al Mr.. +. r. Martins, and was so
enjoyable that the company did not
break up until en- towards morning
The successful knights were Z. X. Mar
tin. G.. G. Hammer, and S. W. Rogers.
A large audience witnessed the sport,
and as night drew on music was struck
ND and dancing begun, which lasted IN
iii morning, with only pause for sup
per.
Mr.. Hugh BrufIey, Of the University
of Virginia, is very i'll in Lexington,
Va, where he had gone on visit. He
is suffering from hemorrhage from the
lungs, and his friends are much con-
cerned for him.
Senator Wingdeld left yesterday for
the court Of General Don Prospcro Fer
nsndez, President Of Costs Rica, as
Consul to that republic. Mr.. Wies-
fields residence will be at San Jose.
His salsry will be $4,000, 20 winch
perquisites will probably add another
81, 600. The best wishes Of his late
constituents follow him to his new
post. QUIP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18

to represent this county 10 the Demo.
cratic Congressional Convention be, and
they ere hereby, instructed TO cast tbs
vote Of this county for 3. O. James,
ESQ.,, as the Democratic candidate for
representative from this congressional
district.
And, on the motion Of Robert +.
Vaughan, the resolution below men-
toned was adopted:
RESOLVED, That We extend to the
Hon. George D. Wise vote OF thanks
for the faithful and efficient services he
has rendered this district and the State
at large in Congress in having gained
for her large appropriations, helping
her material interest, and for his earn
est and able efforts in our behalf.
Mr.. Wise, in response to an invita-
ton extended him by the meeting
through its committee, came into the
courthouse, and in brief speech ex-
pressed his appreciation Of their cour-
tesy.
On motion, il was resolved that the
STATE and Dispatch be requested to
publish the proceedings Of this meeting.
+. NJ. PARRISH, Chairman.
William N. Foster. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18

A Schooner boy cotsed--A Negro Boy
knights Of Py thias, dec.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dupatcn.l

| Schooner Boy cotseu-A NeSf0 hoy
Drowned knights Of Py thias, sc.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatcn.l
NORFOLK, August IL, 1886.
The schooner Speedwell, Captain
Weed, from Rockland to Norfolk snd
Richmond, With lime, arrived this morn
ing, but no work has been done on her,
as the cargo has been boycotted. The
shippers have been telegraphed TO for
instructions. This is tho second ves-
eel receE.i;y 5vycottsd here by the
Knights of Labor.
To-day q coiored mill-hand was
drowned at the saw-mill of Messrs.
Greenleaf, johnson & Son, on the
Southern branch. The body was re-
covered and an inquest held.
Four robberies by burglarious en-
trance into dwellings are reported in the
two cities this morning, and every night
now the thieves at their work are heard
from.
The frequent squalls along the coast
and on the bay are sending into port
an unusual number Of distressed yes
sells. "It's an i'll wind that blows no
body good.'' These distressed mari
ners furnish work at the private ship
yards.
A negro named M. M. Holland was
committed to the county Jail yesterday
fer committing an outrageous assault on
Eliza Mitchell tcolored) in Tanners
Creek district.
Inland Division, Knights Of Pythiss,
of Lancaster, Pa, will visit Norfolk on
the 9Th Of September. They have Sc
cured the Purcell as their headquarters,
and q round of entertainments are in
pre- paration for them by their brother
Knights of the two cities.
Mr.. William p. Pitt, an old and we'll
known citizen, was Frustrated with pa
Ialysis yesterday at his residence, on
Butte street. He is not expected to
live.
The new pump just placed in tie
city water-works will supply the city
with nearly 100000 gallons of water
q day if necessary.
The rainfall in Norfolk during the |
nai IL month just closed fOots up GA
inches.
Ever; body is complaining of tine s.- /
cessive beat to day, and the trains to
the beaches are throDged with people
seeking the cooling breathings of old
pecan. The surf for week has been
The steamboat line between Frede-
ricksburg and Norfolk, closed since
March, will reopen in September.
Commander ID. W. Mullsn, command
ing the monitor feet at City Point, re-
ceiyed yesterday afternoon a months
Ieave Of absence, and hasg gone North.
The Nottoway river continues much
swollen, and is running at the rate OF
rorty miles an hour. No more trouble,
however, is spprehended on the Sea-
board road. U.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
Sealed proposals will he received at this
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1855.


Office until ~ NJ.
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VOLUME OF THE VIRGINIA RSPDRrS
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and same face as used In ~ oreding volume
the style Of printing and binding must con-
form To the present Reports OF the ueci,
sions of the Supreme Court Of the United
states. The printing must be completed
within ninety days nom the time the copy
IN placed In the hands Of the printer and
no ayment will he made for composition
or pTess-wOTk until the last sheets are de-
liverei 10 the binder.
The binder will be required 90 compete
his work within thirty days from the date
on which he receives the last sheets. aud
he W ill receive no money until the work is
delivered.
Bidders for printing will state price per
I GOO ems for composition aud per token OF
$50 impressions for pTess-work and binders
will bid for book as OF 700 pages and stat
price for every additional sixteen pages.
Nothing but first-eass work II be sc-
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pfeme- Court Reports can be seen on ap.
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The right Is reserved TO reject any or all
bids.
For further Information apply at this
Office. A. X MIDOU,
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Gu s-eodtd&le
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
a Colorado Tragedy.

- ftttsasba W sst1 0e88tfnsf
DENVER, August lY.--Jan Fsnton
had jumped the ranch Of Harry Bur-
rows, thirteen miles from Aspen. and
employed Michael Rysn to work for
him. Sunday morning they began cut
ting hay. Burrows warned che men
rot TO cut hay, As he would certainly
not permit them 10 finish the work.
Fenton laughed ct Burrows and the lat.
ter turned and went away. In about
an hour Fenton and Ryan, who had
continued at work, we're shot in the
back, the former through the spine and
abdomen. The shooting was done from
ambush with Winchester rifles. The
men lived sir hours, and before dying
declared that Burrows and Doc. White
did the shooting. White has been ar
rested. At last accounts Burrows was
II large, though the vigilantes we're ia
pursuit. II is probable that he will DO
ynched II they succeed in running him
own.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
CoeKROACHEA IN rsIE PIT.
Trained Fighters Manipulated by
Cinnamon.

A Chicago telegram says: Chi
nese sporting circles have been greatly
excited over the outcome Of a cock
roach tournament which has been
going on in tho basement Of a
downtown laundry and Chinese club
house for the last three nights. II is
the first bug tournament ever held east
Of the Pacific coast, and has been engi-
neered by a party Of Chinese sports
which left San Francisco three weeks
ago with nearly fifty trained fight
ing cockrosches. Last night it was
Reported that the San Francisco
party had left for New York,
having won several thousand dollars
from local Chinese betting men. The
San Francisco Cinnamon who came here
were informed before they started that
there was large number Of their coun-
trymen who would enjoy and literally
patronize tournament. in Chinatown,
al San Francisco, an old Chinaman has
long conducted q Chinese shoeshop,
and in odd hours maintained a large
number of fighting cockrosches. He
was ordered to prepare fifty Of his ablest
fighters, which he at once did, deliver
ing them in q wicker basket made espe-
cislly for the purpose. In this baske.
each roach was kept in cell separate
IRON its companions.
The Celestial sports arrived here
with their insects without mishsp last
Merdsy. In two hours it was known
TO every Chinaman in the city that the
tournament would begin Wednesday
night. About III o'clock the tourna.
ment was opened, q feather.weight
fighter being matched against middle.
weight cockrosch. Before the insects
were pitted against each other they
we're handled by Quong, q Chinsmsn,
who had some experience In this line 10
China. With q minute pair Of scissors
be clipped their wings, and then, Just
before facing, creased their bodies With
sslve. This is done to prevent the in.
scots catching one another, as they will
not touch the creased portions of each
others bodies.
At Q signal the two champions we're
dropped into the pit. This was large
urn shaped like punch-bowl, and
creased on the edges. No sooner we're
the two reaches dropped into the bowl
than they sprsng at each other with the
herceness Of bulldogs. just eleven
minutes after the fight began the big
roach was dead. When he died, how
ever, he inflicted . mortal wound upon
his slayer. In the last struggle, and
despite the pain caused by the effort,
he turned In such . manner that his
left foreleg was pulled from its socket,
but 10 so doing be caught bis adversary
by the throat. The next instant he
died covered with wounds, while the
little victor staggered off with terri
Die cut In his throat.
Eight battles were fought the first
light, 1t beng 2 o'clock before the last
ras finished. The betting was heavy,
nd many Of the local men were win
ers. The next night only -four battles
ere fought, but they were all desperate
,nlests, and lasted an hour each. On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
Newport News sud Hampton.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA,
Aunuct II 1904

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch. J
NEWPORT News, VA,
August IL, 1886.
The body Of Cooper, the mate Of the
British steamship Cairo, was recovered
on yesterday.
The following foreign vessels are now
loading at this port-viz.: British
steamships Nymphia, Bellingham, and
Ixia, and Germsn steamship Tetartos,
with grain: !tsllsn bark Ricardo,
slaves. IRE American steamship Ad-
vance viz sail Scr Brazil.
Tho suicide Of Captain Samuel W.
Arm,stssd 81 nsav,lle hss thrown .
gloom over i,sNsson, HE nstivs place,
where he wssvt gaosn and loved and
respected. Cspik,: Armismsd served
gsllantiy through ibe wst, where hs
won bis bars. Afser the ssr ne on.
gagged in business IA gssnpton, tQt AID
not succeed, and some years ago re-
moved with his family TO Danyille. He
not long since announced bis intention
to visit Hampton in short time.
PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
oO<,s mLaxD.
maxs-wsssssg 81 Democrats Dele
yates 20 enc Congregational
Convention.


Convention.
CoocHLAND COURTHOUSE,
August 10, 1856.
At 9 mass-meeting Of the Demo-
cratic voters OF Goochland county, held
Al the Courthouse on Monday, August
10th, y. NJ. Parrish was elected chair
| man and William NJ. Foster secretary.
On motion, b committee of two from
esch magisterial district was appointed
by the Chair to recommend delegates to
the Convention to be held In Richmond
on the I'd day Of September next for
the purpose Of nominating 9 candidate
for Congress from the Third congress
sional district.
After retirement the committee re-
ported the following delegates Is their
choice--to-wit For Byrd District
X. II. Trics and Reuben Ford; alter
mates, z. A. Trice and w. NJ. Foster.
For Lickinghoie District--Peter q. Nil
Ter and A. W. Isbsll alternstss, vii.
liam y. Branch and George 3. Stokes.
FOR Dover DistrRt--Willism NJ. Crouch |
nd William 7. St. Claire sltsrnstss, |
fiilism l.. Charles and J. q. Good |
'sn. Delegates 81 larger. d. James
ID v. N. Parrish; altsrnates, J. s.
albright and A. Nash Johnston.
Judge A. X. Leaks, seconded by
'ck6on Guy, ESQ.,, introduced the fol-
wing resolution, which wss unsni-
>asly adopted;
Rsse'vsd, That The delegates selected Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18

The thisd night there we're eleven bat.
Ties. and when tho tournament con-
cluded the San Francisco Cinnamon had
nearly al shs money Of the local sports.
II was reported last evening that the
Chipsmsn Quong, Who handled the
fighting reaches, had played into the
hands Of the visitors and druggsd some
of the bugs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
A New Bsssiss. Machine.

BosToN, August 1.-THE operatives
Of the great Wholesale clothing-msnu.
featuring houses here are preparing to
make q fight against the introduction oil
4 new basting.mschiue which is now in
an experimental stage. Esch machine
that is used, it is said, will throw fifteen
girls out Of employ There are
two thousand girls nov employed as
basters in Boston. One large firm has
the only machine yet in use in the city.
The matter is in the hands Of the Dis
trict Executive Board Of the Knights OF
Labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
NEW LINE BETWEEN ria
RICHMOND AND JONEs's WHARF,
sURRY COUNTY.

COMMENCING TIL rs DAY, AUGUST
ION. the steamer NOkW GOD, Captain
GEORGE III. GIFFORp. wall make TWO
ROT Nd TRIPS PER WEEK between Ricn.
mOud and JoIess Wharf Surry county
stopping az Oil intermediate landings.
leaves Richmond on TT ESpAl5 and
FRIDAYS al v A. VI Returning. leaves
TUkDANS at A. NJ.
tkElGhT carefully handled at rason-
able rates.
No Richmond wharfage charged.
Passenger accommodations first olzss and
rates low.
The stesmer NoRwOoDs and NORWOOD
PARK can be engaged for excursions aud
pic mics on MONDAYS and Thu k5DAfs
and on WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and "a.
TURDAY NIGHTS at low rates.
r. \. BAKER. Manager.
II. 4. WADpILL. Agent. su 1-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
AUCTION 8AIEB-This Day.
by QuarIss a McCurdy and N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneen,
Richmond, We.
THE HEALING SPRINGS, IN
l. BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON THE PREMISES,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1886,
purwruy "a ANno Osrf orR

This VALUABLE PROPERTY, em
bracing the SPRINGS and eli ACRES Oh
LAND, with all the improvements. In on,
that should attract the attention OF hotel
men and capitalists generally, rs 10 pos
sesses advantages as summer resort and
as q home for iDyalids equalled by bal
few mountain resorts In Virginia.
Its location Ii In the famous Warm
Springs Valley, eight miles from the Warm
three miles from the Hot, and fifteen miles
from Covington, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, and on the route OF the pro-
posed Warm. Springs Valley railroad, which
and which will add 100 per cent. to the
value OF the Springs property. AT present
the route TO the Springs--by an excellent
turnpke-passes In full view OF the noted
Failing Spring and the grand scenery OF
Jackson river, both OF which encnant
every lover of nature. Its elevation above
sea-leyel il $500 feet: the surroundings
attractive, especially the lawn. which is
shaded by handsome Trees OF original
growth; the temperature equable aud de-
iightful, and the air pure and exhilarsting.
The Improvements are OF substantial
character, I'm good condition, well arranged
and tastefully constructed. The bathing
arrangem ents are complete and modern.
Its waters have an acknowledged efficacy
In a large class Of disorders, being almost a
specifc In pulmonary, gastric, and nervous
diseases. The sale OF these waters would
prove highly profitable II energeticauy
pushed.
The prospective value OF this property In
the near future is assured but the owners
Of the different interests--of which large
proportion belongs TO eJ,ates In liquida-
iion-are for that reason prevented from
holding on 10 IL, and thus reaDing That large
enhancement 70 result from the building OF
the railroad above referred TO, and from
the general accumulation OF wealth now
fiDdiOg expression In the yearly-increaslng
number OF persons visiting health and plea
sure resorts.
With the real estate will he sold LARGE
PART OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY
thereon.
THE TERMS, which will be liberal, will be
announced at the time Of the sale.
Write for mas &c.
QUARLES & McCURDY,
N. w. BOWIE,
au z. eod&1S Auctioneera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
CARRIAGES. suscIrs, dc.

w O. SMITH. 3l4 NoRTHesrH4
w sFfFTH STREET, has ON ~
TONS, CARTS, sc, OF his own make at
very low prices. Secondhand PHAEfOSS
and HUGHES AZ great bargains. Hepair-
Ing OF all kinds done at low rates A call
solicited. an f-tm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" wAY.-JULY Q. 1sse.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
e:45 A. N, For Newport's News, Old Puini
Comfort. and Norfolk daily ex'
cept Sunday.
Il:2S A. NJ. Through aud Local Mall, sx'
$50 p. NJ. For viewpoints Yews, Old
Point, and Norfolk. exceps
Sunday.
400 p. M. Charlottesville secommoda-
tiop except sunday.
s:26 p. M. For Louisville aad Cincinnati
Fast Express. with through
Pullman cars, daily.
s:oS p. NJ. For Newport News and Old
Point Qimited), with Pullman
cars. Daily except sunday.
1880 p. NJ. Virginia springs express, daily
except Sunday. Pullman
sleeping-cars TO White Sui
SUNDAY EXCURSION 10 Newports
News and Old Point. 8 A. NJ.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:s6 A. NJ. From Ashland, KY, with
Pullman cars nom White
sulphur, except Sunday.
1l:l6 A. NJ. From Norfolk, Old Point and
Newports News. except Sum
day.
$40 p. NJ. From local points and the
west, except SUNDAY.
s:16 r. n. From Old Point, Viewpoints
News. and Norfolk daily az
cept sunday.
s:55 y. III. From Louisville and Cincin-
natl. Fast express daily.
SUNDAY EXCURSION nom Old Point
and Newport's News arrives s:l6P. NJ.
Depot: seventeenth and Bread streets.
Tickets at 1000 Main street aud depot,
II. w. FULLER
General Passenger Agent,
WILLIAMS O. WICKHAM, Second Vice
President. je az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
FREIGHT.

Frsignt received daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Smithneld. Hampton, Oli Point,
" AVERY ana Hioksford. Va; Washington,
DC; New tern. Washington, aud Tarbo
ro', n, c.: all stations on Atlantic and Dam
Vile railroad seaboard and Roanoke rail-
road, Norfolk southern railroad. aud East
ern North Carolina generally also. Tor East
ern Shore OF Virginia, and all roy ular land
ings on the James aud RappahauuOck riv.
era at LOW EST HATES. aud through bills
iEsued, l.. Is. TATUN, uperutendeut.
ial No llOg Main stree and kOckettA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-18
me elegantly rebuilt and tAst stosmss

me elegantly rebuilt and isat steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALI
a. g. ID. DENO, Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. anu FRIDAY at
IA. NJ. tBlloA!-SIkkEr CARS CONNECT
In FULL TIM31 FOR above. named places. ar
irving at ntd rofus at $50 T.. NJ. and Norfolk
a. $50 4. ". Returning, the steamer leevee
Norfolk. Oid Point. and Newport's News on
alternate days. arriving 1T Richmond about
a:3O Z. N.
Through tickets 10 above points
on sale on steamer and a. CARRIERS Agency,
1000 Main street Baggage checked through.
STATE. Rooms ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT