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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
MUCH SURPRISE.
pAHvILLE AND THE PErIrIox FOB
DoDsoN's PARDON.
His Crime-A Denial from the Common
weaith's Attorney and JudEe-other
Uanvills Matters.
rspocIsI telegram to tho DIspa,ch.l


DASyILLE, VA, August !. The paragraph
10 to-dsy's Dispatch with reference 10 the
petition 70 pardon w. Il. Dodson, oil TINS
clty, has caused much surprise. Dodson,s
crime was peculiar. He had insurance on bis
life, and. procuring corpse. placed II upon
bed in his room and cred the house, hoping
the house would be burned down, and ne
would thus make itappesr he was burned m
the house and thus secure The Insurance on
hfs life. There was evidence TO show that
be murdered OF caused 10 be murdered the
man whose body was found in the bed, and
the feeling was so strong against nun
here that jury was summoned from re-
tsrsburg TO try the case. This was
In 1882. After long and sensational trial
Dodson was convicted OF murder, arson. ana
embezzlement, and his punishment fixed at
ten years I'm the penitentisry. Much indigna-
ton was expressed here at the announces
ment that q petition had been presented 10
the Governor for his pardon, and MT.
Thomas Hapiin. who was Commonwealth
attorney at the time, aud Judge j. ID. Back
well both deny with emphasis that they
signed the petition for pardon. NOBODY.
here seems 10 know anything about the peil-
ton, and II Ia believed that the entire petition
IL O forgery. Several private letters have
been sent TO Governor Lee from this city adj
vslug him OF the facts.
During the month Of July there were
twenty.rline destbs in Danyille-eleyen white
and eighteen colorcd.
The Republican District Committee bias
called a convention al Martinsville for Au-
gust Goth TO nominate candidate for Con-
cress. 10 seems 10 be settled now that the
nomination will 90 to John X. Brown, the
present incumbent, or to Judge John ID.
Blackwell.
information WAS received here to-day OF
the sudden death at Louisville, KY, oil Gem
ersl II. II. Hurt, brother OF Senator John L..
Huri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
ANOTHER DANGEROUS BILL.
n Counterfeit Onc-DOiIar silver Ger
tiGCntc in Circulation.

Special Secret.Scrlice Agent Brooks said
yesterday that the counterfeit one.dOliar sill
yer certificate which has been put into gene
raj circuiatIOn 10 this city during the past
ten dags is the most dangerous bill OF It's
kind that ha, come TO his notice 10 long
time. The GTst one that was brought 70 MS
attention was rCcclyed at the Norih-Rl7cr
Bank. where 80 had been deposited by an
oystsr-dealer on the North River. 4 daY
or two later two more OF the counter
feis were taken in by tiCEei-seller on the
Third Avenue Elevated at Canal street and
the Bowdy. An investigation has shown
that the parties Offering them are mostly
Italians, but as yet the authorities have not
been able to trace their origin. Special.
Agent Brooks SAYS they seem to bear the
tame general stamp and character Of work
manshlp a. the dvedolar counterfeit re-
Gently put into circulation, first In Washing'
ton. Il. c., and then in this city, yet they are
more dangerous because the tyes are natu-
rally art 10 undergo closer scrutiny by The
public, and Will therefore be the more readi-
ly detected.
In the case OF the counterfeit fiyes the
genuine bill is considerably longer than the
spurious one, but IN the ones the difference
in the length OF the genuine bin and the
counterfeit i scarcely perceptible. The en-.
Craved plate or printing on the good bill Is
only about one eighth Of an inch longer
than the counterfeit and there is about the
same difference IN tie width. II is noticed
also that the ee0netrical lathe.wOrk on the
four corners OF the centre Of The hack
OF the bad hill Is very imperfect, the fine
lines appearing badly broken and the
tiuhng effect uneven. The color used
in the printing is not as clear
green as that used in printing the good Dill,
giving tho bad bill somew habg gray or faded
look and n general appearance Of being
blurred. At the right end. on the face Of
the bsu bill, are two marks which a sharp eye
WIN readily detect rs different from the genu-
lne bill. over the large figure al" are the
words "Slyer Certificate" forming semi
circle. The &C" on the genuinc bill at the
BEGINNING OF the word "CerIitcne " Is an
omen letter, with the two lines forming the
outline OF the letter perfect, whereas the C"
on the bad bill has been either slightly DAM
aged infhe plate-leayipg but one line, some
what heayy-or was mperiectly engraved.
Then, directly under the 81" are the
words department Series, 1886" The
first ssS' I'm the word "ScTles" is larger al
the top than IL Is at the bottom on tue bad
bill, giving Il the appearance OF "turned
letter" as the printers would say, or an as"
inside down. The counterfeit has the check
letter "A" printed upon 1t, so that one
dollar SILVER certificates Of that series should
be closely serutiHized. The paper OF the had
bin Is remarkably good for counterfeit, but
il as not 80 heavy OF firm rs that OF the good
bin, aud does not POSSESS that smooth or
almost slippery surface, thath suggestion
OF creased paper, characteristic OF the gen.
uine article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
BJ0aNsoN IN DISGRACE.
The Suicide OF Norwegian Ex-Mtnis-
ter Richter Caused by His
Treacaery.

A Stockholm letter saws: The suicide of
the Norwegian ex.Minfster OF State In Stock
holm, Ole Riehter, hos developed into "a cause
eel,bre. Richter stood high in the favor of
old King Oscar, who trusted BIN implicitly.
He was also one OF The most popular men IN
NORWAY, with high reputation as statesman
and 4 Diplomatic. Richter, being in the conf
dence OF King Oscar and bis Cabinet, had iEti-
mate knowledge OF n certsin state document,
whose contents Il was In the interest OF both
the King and his advisers 10 keep secret.
Knowing this Richter contded to his friend,
Bjornsterne BjornsoD, the author and lee
furef. the contents Of tins State paper with
The knowledge that Bjornson Is the bitter
enemy Of King Oscar. The result was that
inside OF twenty-iour hours the Opposition
papers were fully acquainted With the Kings
plan. OF course Richter fell directly from
royal grace. The King was 10 terrible
rage, and with no more fsyors, no more posts
OF honor aud emoluments for The fallen Min
ister. bis own party against him. the 0pposi-
ton jutilant, friends giving him the cold
shoulder, lscking strength OF character, be-
ing OF late slave TO opium aud Il sufferer
from insomnia, his nervous system shattered,
nothing WAS left but 10 end his life. and
bullet did the fatal work. This was the end
Of one OF Norwsy's ablest men. lie was
tohnd Iccnnlng IN an easy Guar IN 'front.' Oh
his writing table with his will and testament
fully signed and witnessed spread out be-
foie bin.
And WHIST OF BIornson- the author. poet,
aud nmn OF letiers-s sacrificing his old.
time friend 10 satisfy hts own spite and
malice! He saw he had an opportunity TO
revenge himself on King Oscar. and, driven
by 4 faussisal sense OF duty, he forgot the
honor dtse a freed. Tie only remembered
thai he fBjorpSsn) could for the moment be
tbe dispenser Of fate, and he acted TIE part
Of sconsdrei--s part Of his character not
surprising TO them that know him and have
ststiied Ms recent career.
Sweden, or rather Stockholm, had senra-
fi0nsl visit last week, when Queen kafoia, Of
saehsep. niece Of Gusfsf, the fourth Adolf.
phus, and her husband, King Albert. were
tie guests OF The prescott fsigDing family. II
is TIE 6rst time . defendant from The old
roya! family Of Yasa hes received permission
10 visit Sweden since The last Vas4 king, sey-
enty years ago, was forced 10 abdiczte tie
throne be aud bis fore5afhers had occupied
foy nesuly three centuries, commencing
Sith re great GusaYus yasa. When
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02

At the end Of the unfortpnate last war
between Swcden aad Russia Sweden lost
FfIeslHnd, and the then King Gustai, the
fourth Adelphus. had TO resign bis crown
and secretly leave sweden, he and bis heirs
were forever declared frem The swedish
throne and prohibited from visiting or living
Ia sweden. Queen Karola Il the last OF me
family Of Vasa and the first 20 be publicly
received by the Bcruadcfles. The Queen
was given royal reception, and must have
been deeply impressed by Tie occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
D.ed az the University.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

ISpecluI teIogTam 20 INC DIsPaICn'I
CHARLorTEsyHLE, Va, August l.-hr.
Waldo z. Wilson, Of Savannah, Ga. died at
the inGrmary OF the University Of VIRGINIA
this morning at O'Clock. Mr.. Wilson
came to tue University some time last
month to attend Professor John y.
Minors summer law class. lie came
here sick, expecting the climate would
be beneficial to his health, but his conStiiu.
ton was so impaired that instead OF getting
better his condition continued 10 grow
worse. resulting in death this morning. His
remains were embumed to-day and will ne
sent 10 his home in Savannah tomorrow
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
Petersburg Notes.
fspecial teIegram 70 the Dispatch.l

PETERSBURG. VA, August 1.-The Com
mon Council this evening refused TO appro-
pirate the sum OF $500 asked for by the
Chamber committee to assist in their Efforts
TO make fine show OF the city at the Expo
siiion, aud the effort will at once be made to
raise that amount by individual subscription,
as our merchants are bound 10 have the city
well represented. The Council appropriated
$500 Tor the new uniforms for the police.
The iurv I'm the case Of James EppeS, who
sued the Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany TOR S., 900 damages for the loss Of his
right leg, rendered q verdict In favor OF the
defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02

with Corns and bunions when you
can secure immediate and perma-
nea. relief, az small expense. by
using MEAD's CORE AND BUNIoS
PLAsTRRs. which are soid and re-
commended by every live Drug
gist Throughout the United states
and CaEadaf
Ia fev8rs ard Other summer as
eases II h aGvisabio 90 purify the
sick room daily. and for this pnr-
pose nothing excels HTBR0SAPH-
THOL PAsTILLEs. These Dastilles
when burned in the sick room
cause No perreptiDle increase IN Is
temDsrature. but they impaTt q
fragrance that is agreeable, slim
ulaiing, and ref eshing to the srs,
besides neutraItZibg anu ellmi-
mating all dissGre6abie doors and
bodily excreiions, md rendering
the air pure and wholesome.
IL Don't forget BESsoN's PLAs-
TER for aches ard pains. -ar
~ iO-ru, fh&SuJal9nr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
Would make. ............


fBy AUTHENTICATED cable 20 the DIspatch.J
DrmIS, August THE names OF the i've
priests who urged the tenants on The vande-
lenIr estate TO resist the eyictors have been
forwarded 10 the Pope by the clerical su-
thoritlcs. They have also sent report 10
the Pope Of the case Of Father hcKenna, Of
KilSusb, who on July nth openly and be.
fore other priests aad magistrate informed
Colonel Farmer that only solvent tenants
were allowed 10 jetn the plan OF the CAIN
paien on the yauGeleur estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
uhe Lie ofn t,hila.

chant, says he owes the lie Of bis child to
Dr. Biggers's HueklelRrry Cofdisl. II
always gradually checks the bowels and does
tho consllpa;e as msRy do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
TRAINs NORTRWAkD.
'Daily iDs,ly e "a, { :. s N ~,

NaOILf sNAs-f isfNNst-'F
Nos q and Il make 10 sipp- NO ~ f'nNi
only on signal as Manchester AMI ine7iet NA
a. stops only On riynAl at Chester. ''lAaN
sad Manchester No. IS stops "a signN h y
regular stations. No. 90 stops on signal D. Il
regular stations aud also al Temple Ail i'Na
WElthsL NOs. 81 %, -. - -. 81 ~. All > ~.
stoD A. ali stations f0r passangerA
PuLLMAN-CAk ~EhfltE
On Train. N0s. u and - sleeping ears neiFe'l
New YORK ana Tampa, Fla. lrio Ja'ks3ur '.'i
on rrSns NOs. u ant p siceping-cNns uc se'l
Washington aud Charleston. Nn ia. Nn. s.
sIeeping cars between ksN York aud sacksog-
vie on train No. ~ slecplrg-caIs heteeag
Washington and jack sOnYile .,
THE ONLY ALL~RAiL LINE 10 NNh. ok
Richmond. :. 'i0.5s A. NJ. / Norfolk. b. "
Richmood, sG.Ob =. NJ. NOrfoik.......i.4 D. x.
Norfolk. .'s.l0A. NJ. hichHoni...ls-i p. NJ
Norfolk 2. Al. Richmond. SIS b. =.
These traiua alro make ci0ae conno't.pu- 10
FArmyllie, IyncnDurg. and Southeastern po. =
and ali stations 0n the Norfolk AM Western rl.-
road. except tho iO.5S train. fa+'rne'rs p-
po,nts west u PotersDdrg rh0um iaar g.. b
A. ~ train insteaL y. h.St -Lt
- Superintendent
ET.D. MYERS, General superintendent
T. NJ EHsKsOs. General Passenger Ageu-
SOL. HAS. Trade MANAGE i'f4
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~ "
TnrRsnAY. August Q, 1855.

atsP. H.. MAT certain LOT OF LAND WITH A
THREE-STObl BRICK BUILDING Thereon,
living ana being in no city OF Richmond. front
ing "a fee, inches Oh the east side Of Seven
teenth street and on the south side Of Walnut
alley between Main and Franklin streets, and
running back about Go feot inches - an alley
feet 9 inches wide the said lot being subject TO
an annual grOund-rent Of 92s bushels OF wheat
TERMS: Cash rs 10 the expenses or sale and
the sum OF i1,5l0.3s, and the residue VIII be ar
nOuncel ut sale Tho sale is mafo subject To
prior liens amounting 10 f33i u
MOSES S. BLOCK. Trustee.
j. THOMSON BROWN Il Co., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
By r. II. ChaEln & Co.,
and
w. r. Bowie & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

UCTION SALE OF TWO FRAME
"A DWELLINGS IN MANCHESTER, VA, AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF PERRY AND
THIRTEENlH STREETS. WITH -FOUR ROOMS
EACH, RENTING WELL LOTS FRONT To-
GETHER IS FEET AND EXTEND BACK
WITHIN PARALLEL LINES loS fhsf' hOlsE
OK LESS.-At tho request Of the owner. who
means TO sell. NO will oder By public auction, On
the premfes, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST :, 1888
at GB o'clock p NJ. tho TWO DWELLINGS and
LOTS above described.
These houses are now occupied by Eood ten
ants at a paying rental. and being located in the
improving psr. Of Manchester, ndsG prove very
profitable investments az the prices the owner IS
whiting 70 accept.
Terms Very ommodatng-unusually So
and announced at sale.
F.B. CHAFFlN & CO.,
w. r. BOWIE & Co.
ty29 Aucuoneets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
VIRGINIA srEAMBOaTA,sSs-

VIRGINIA SfEAMBOaT-A,cszu.
Y COMPANY, for Ola Pciak Mar 1k<s3sas<-
folk. Portsmouth Newport News. Clsemont.
and James-riyer landings direct by eisssnt ga
loou-steaner Ar 81, Leaving Richmond sHnkf
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, sad FuDAf at' a.
NJ strest-cars eonHect
Connections,a: Old Point closely with all Inns
for northern etties ssre afternoon; also. AZ Nor
folk Tor Eastern Norm Carolina, the South. and
Virginia Beach JaDcs river by Daylight treat
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and az CAREERS
Agency, 1000 Aain sUseL baggage checked
through. State-rooms engaged for day or Night
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth. Old Point, wsveriy. Hiekfud, Va, and
ali points IN Eastern North Csrohaa, Eastern
Virginia, and all regular landings on the taulcs
river At lowest rates, aac through bitis issued.
LUCfEN u. TAfUM, vice-fresidenI
No iii Main street aud Ricketts,.
Inyix WBIsiGER. Freight aud Passenger Agent
"a ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
WORK RIVER LINE WA WE9f
4 POlND.


The fsyorite rOutsAo Baltimore. Tho fis1men
Oh this line arc models 0t beauty elegance AZ
eonirorI Leave Richmond fi-l ani 81 p. st.
e.rlyo OF BALTIMORE $50 A. 81: lea'5 hA4A'
moro az T. NJ. arrive al RlclmoRl 20 a..
lC:l0 A. NJ.
Fare kich mond 70 Baltimore FlFsycllss
seconG class. N.il
ire Yors.Rivor Limo affords superior sdrll'
tsge, 10 business mea la enabling iAe'n -
Iesgo richmond uecr the close ~ re l.i
transactions AMI arrive AZ Baltimore carly neE.
n0~ning sfter having enjoyed Dol.
nights rest free from the dust and noss VI l-.''
way IrsroL .-.,,,,,,,,,.,r,,s
leave Richmond Gwgnty-thu1
street iepOO ......,....-......... ~ ~
Arrive Richmond glwenty-thirf ..,,
Street depotl .--.-....... -..-...'. '''''''
Daily. fpaily except sunday ..-...
Bepot and iicSet-Oiilce; tOoi virginia :.
Uptown mice Corner tenth an sn'4 ''.''
JAS. l. TAI lhI.
General passeIgrr Afal"
j. =. POil~.
Division gnssel ger Af'nJ
IuDlmoal "a
SOL HAAS. Traric Manager.
pENTDN RANDOLPH General AltAkfr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
DlEDMONT AEE-LNE

RICHNOND AND DANYILLg RAILROAD
sHORrEsr AND MOST DIRECT tOllk ID
THE SOUTH
PULLMAN sLkEPEits o. AL AlGIf
IRAlAA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
Schedule 10 knecs
LulY !. IhtN


COMM TONS
Train M. 30 connects daily except NAllf.
al keysyiis Tor Chase tifT, Clarksyll9, an
oxford. Al Greensboro TO- Durham. hA.es
-aien, and usiOn, ANA oil points on Nni-l
Car0iiua DIVISION. a. salisbury fnr Aahcfl b.
Hot springs. aud All points 10 Western ~. To
Carolina aud al Charlotte Tor Charlotte, Colhn'-
Dla sad AuL Isia oNr11I.
Train No 81 connects daily az Grsonsbsl
for sSiem winston. Raleigh, 0oldsOorS, all
Aor6head cry. a. SALISBURY for Ashsville. iios
SPRING., aad al pOints IN Western north laf..
Ina; az Chsr.0st5 Eith Charlotte. COl-mtia AL
Augusta Tsilruai f0r OBGmbia, August, lsr.,
Charleston. SaFanuah. IhOmssTiiia. O., J'' 4
sauyilla aud Otusr Florida pOiu's. aHh VIA
CarOlins CentTai railroad for Wilmington.
Trans frOn the SOutu erriY0 a. hlclmyEl
A. N. ana SD T. ,..
rttUlE.. .4,COANobAhO>
Leave RichmOni .........-........ ..itJ l. y
Arrive Mancaesler. ....,..............i!-9 ?. y
tAMELiA COURTHOUSE TRAIN d.,
Leave Richmond. .....-.... ...-..--.-..t!J B, v
Arrivs Richmond 50 a. H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
AUCTION sALES-Future BHSs
ByB. NJ. Quarles,
Real Estate Agent, Auclioneer, aud Broker,
No. 1912 Main street.
. rcT1ON c.IF0F PRICK STORE

UCTION SALE OF BRICK STORE
"A AND DWELLING SOUTHEAST CORNER
AND VI 4 RS ii l.
the request OF the owner VIII
offer for sale on
TUESDAY. AUGUST :, 1888,
at & O'Clock. the ABOVE PROPERTY. Tho STORE
is well arranged for business. Tho DWELLING
has seven rooms city water on the lot Tho
building was put up by the owner and has been
occupied by him. where he has been conducting
bustness until now. His health having ialled ne
has determined TO sell The lot fronts - feeI on
Tgenty-seyenth street and Of good depth.
TFRNs: one fourth cash halaace IN SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, negotiable notes
secured by trast deed. Il. NJ. QUARLES,
ty 81 AuctOheeI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
ARRIVE RICHMOND

AEklYE RICHMOND
4:50P ". MA r. daily except Salil'. ....,
SIS A. NJ ACCOMMODATION sa.y "i'
Is-0A N. EXPRESS Ss'ls.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION trt~ .'i
m0ad aHd Scousgille leaYes s. NJ. ie.-'--'
'''' cosNEcrioSS 1900.
A. Clifton Forge win chesapeAhe So '-'
railway FOR tho south, West. and Npr.-' .
Al Lynchbarg with Norfolk an N''.e ',.
ROAD for al poiats Soliti. S0uthoas- a1i 800.
vest and Yirglais Aidlsnd railway ,or ~
North snd n0uul. al
Az eichuoasi with Assoasted Railssf, ~ =.
points ia tao S0uln. ana Richm0hd;
burg sud Potomac railroad for tLe N'i..- ga.
AZ LexingtOa with Baltimore snl 49,,
r0ad. making close c0nnecdons - -, =
Ferry % and from Pittsburgh and no "''@
70 points North saa HAST ~, 49,, ,,..ss b;
SlssptA1-c9r dst4>hsd y Si2'S @fV'''
Ssssoins-cars Lynch burg to Nemphis, N''''
Yrsiss as rsrSsd dsHy leEcsP' saai'"
TrSe,s soto 70 su points orces; Us 500. '11
Main street, 1850 Vain street.. aud a. o. -
aud Aiiegnany depos kigalh AMI a.. 80 '.,
JOHN K NAChNh i"
,e2 General Passoagef a. IL
DICHMOND. FREDRRICAsBu ei
IL Ann poroIAC RAHROAD.-> i-ii
commencing MAY g lssS-eastefn
rs A. NJ leayes Byrd Street station a. y,ae,,t
only az Ashland. Junction, a.,
asi Ffsiercksourg. rie1lt 49,.
Wasaiagton. Leaves sSlils
New York a. ii;fc A. W. Ia. ~.
u.ue NJ leayes Byrti-Suec; stasioa ca. ..,f -.
'-' cent SUNDAY. LsSyss NsHiAs" ~
New lorF al $40 z. ". s.r.
.s,p n leayrs byri-suses station 49,
sleeper 10 New fofk. 80. al.
ln.gs NJ alrft "a 81 byTt->tross sis'l'N
Slssper from New YORK 49,, s.lr
GssP. M arrives As Byrd-Strcot sLa .ns,,,f "a
s,ons Al Fredericxsparg, ,s,i...lsia,.ss.
JnnrtSoa. Sleeper IRON Nas'ss 49,
.eap sr.ix.s az ryr.i-strest siaA'A
sxesyt sunday ,s
ASHLAND TRAM
pluY kxcsrr svspAtA -, S,,..s
aeronuoaaton loayes bJt'-eN
tsVr. W. ssarioa. srrsves A. Ashland :. , AZ
sAe. ~. leaves Alos ~n"'s o.
~ arrives a. %sS
'H' = a. Street siAiioa ieasss Asa''n" -
.,e,. ~ ANNE = =. a. Klex sav~ Asa'A''
ATfrysoa General TICKET Assss.,
In + nxrssA ssDsfs' saasssa's'asA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
FOa RENT.

ITOR RENT, THAT VERY De IN
IL siRABLE RESIDENCE No. f1b east IA
Main street; 10 thorough repair. Contains nine
rooms, with bath, sc. Kent very reasonable 10
an Immediate tenant
POINDEXTER 4 DENoON.
Real Estate Agents.
~ Stu, Th&Sa3t 1903 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02

By virtue Of deed of trust dated August "a,
1857. from Isaac JscObs and wife TO The under
signed uuslee. dnly recorded in The Richmond
ChAncery Court. Deed-Bo i33. page 24a, 70 Sc
cure certain notes thenein mentioned, ana de-
fault having been made 10 the payment Of the
same. and being required so todo " the holders
thereof. I VIII sell at public auction, on the
promises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
DEPARTURE OF sTEanEas.
ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC Express SERVICE

LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN.
Steamship "CITYOF ROME" from lew York
wednesday, August stu. September 9Th, October
%. October 3.st
Largest ami finest passenger steamer sio1t
CABIN, 500 $50. and ciV0; sec0n1 Class.
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old DOMINION STEAM II IN
" sHIP COMPANY aNxsss-ss


Steamers leave Richaond EVERY TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY at 5 p. "A.
steamers leave Nov York for hichnond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. ;
NJ arriving in Richmond AONDAf and fhi-'
DAY MORNINGS.
Paase oger accom- nodations unsurpassed.
CABIN fare 70 New YORK TIA Janes-rsyor
route (incmdiag meat and berth1 ...-....t 10
Round. trip tickets limited 70 thirty days
after date Of Issue .........,.............- FW
Steorage with su bsistence. ......-.....s... bOl
stesrase without subslstencs. ...... tW
C| ,ona faro ''4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .oO
Cabin fare TIA Richmond aud Petersburg
Tickets can be Obtained az A. W. CARRIERS. 100
Main street: Chesapeake aud Ohio aud Ricn-
mond and Petersburg depots. ana 81 com pany's
ofrceS 1891 Main street and wharf kocket.A
Frelshts forwarded aud through bills VI lating
ssued Tor points beyood Vow FORK.
FREIGHT roceiyed daily untu bour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
tn EsDAYS, WEDNksDAYs, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake snc Ohio rail-
gay Iris Newport Sewg Il s:ga a. A.. ana oY
Richmond aud petersburg r4iirost same daysl
M los A. NJ. will maze competition at NON
FOLK with steamer leaving those days
GEokGk W. ALLEN s. CO., Agohts.
No. 1901 Main street, AMI
aogs Compsnys wharf. ROcxetA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
GLASGOW SERVICE.

GLA-GOW NLHNIUE.
Steamers every Saturday from New York 10
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage TO Glasgow. liverpool or
Bo.f.st 500 and $50; sec3nd clasB. $50.
steerazs outward or prepaid s2c. saloon
excllrsiOn tickets az reduced rates Ira, el-
lersi circular letters VI crodlt ana drafts
for any amount issued a, lowest curr3n.
rates For books Of tours, tickets or further ia.
formation, apply 10 HENDERSON BROTHERS
New York; or GEORGgW. ALLEN & CO, Old Do
miniOn Steamship Company. or W. GAkbER,
1900 Main street. or ANDREW WELSH. southern
Express Company. hichmond. ap ll-dm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-02
DICHMOND AND ALLEGilANl

RAILROAD
SCHEDULE or TRAINS ~ EtfL-t
JUNE "a. i.rA ,.,,
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID ihAl'' A'S
PALACE SLEEPING CAh9
BWWENS
RICHMOND AND LINCHBUNi.