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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06
BISHOP or HATCHEZ.
Father JansseDs's Record as n Faith
full Priest.

A New Orleans SPECIAL says: Positive in
formation has been received that Pope Leo
XIII. has appointed the Rev Francis JAMS
sens, bishop OF the Diocese Of Natchez, to be
archbishop OF the Province OF New Orleans,
rs successor OF the venerable Archbishop
Leray, who died while on visit TO bis native
place in France last fail. Francis Jenssens
was born at Tilburg, Holland, on the 18th
OF October, 1843, and at the age OF thirteen
began his studies at the seminary OF the
diocese called Bois LeDuc. He remained
there ten years, passing through the
departments OF the seminary. IN
1866 he entered the American College at
Louyain, Belgium, with the view, when he
should be ordained, OF deyotiDg his life to
pastoral duty in the United States. After
two years study he was ordained priest on
December 81, 1867. He went TO Richmond,
Va, in September, 1865, where he remained
until MAY, 1891, each year becoming more
and more beloved by the Catholic community.
He was occasionally seat off to perform mis-
sion work at WarreDiOn and other points In
Virginia. lie was administrator OF the Do
cese OF Richmond in 1S77-'7S, and was senior
priest under the successive administrations
OF Bishops McGili, Gibbons. and Keane. BY
the last named he. was appointed vicar-gen-
tItl vi tue QipNtsNs
Before leaving Richmond, at the request
OF his Pensioners, the Rev. Or. Janssens
was there confirmed as bishop by Arch
bishop Gibbons, OF Baltimore, and bis many
friends and admirers presented him with n
purse OF $1,000. Bishop Janssens was ap-
pointed TO succeed Bishop Elder as the head
OF the Diocese OF Mississippi April Z, 1881,
and reached Natchez from Richmond on the
7tb OF MAY, 1881. During his incumbency
OF the bishopric he has placed the diocese
in frst-class condition and has made thou
sands OF friends outside Of his faith as
well az in it. Bishop JansseRs is the
spiritual director of the Supreme Lodge OF
Catholic Knights OF America, and Is held in
high esteem by all the pre!ates OF his Church.
The Bishop is most earnest divine, mo-
dest and unassuming man, but the great
ability that he possesses makes him leader
IN the Church COUNCILS. The Province OF
New Orleans embraces the dioceses Of New
Orleans, Galveston, Little Rock, Mobile,
Natchez, Natcbitoches, San Antonio, and
Brownsville, seven bishops and administra-
tors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06

waiting quarter Of an hour for the bill recti-
tying blunders In the legislative appropfia'
ton bin 10 be sent over iron, the House v, as
20 be signed by The presiding officer, the
Senate, at 2:i5, adjourned tiIl Monday.
Rouse or Representatives.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the bill OF settlement OF the claim
OF the State Of Florida on accouuto expen-
ditures incurred In supprcssing Indian hos
TITLES and for other purposes.
Mr.. Doughertv. OF Florida, spoke briefly
upon the merits OF the bill, setting out the
emergency which had called forth the expen-
dl;ures and maintaining the justice and
equity OF the measure.
Mr. whisthornc, OF Tennessee, and Mr..
Davidson, OF Florida. also advocated the pass
ace Of the bill, pointing 10 precedent In the
case OF the payment OF q similar claim OF the
State Of Texas, and declaring that there could
be no question OF the liability Of the Govern
ment.
Mr.. Kerr, OF Iowa, did not believe that
the Government should pay interest on
money expended as was proposed by the bill.
IL bad not done so heretofore In such cases,
and any rule should be general.
Mr. Jackson. OF Pennsylvania, said that per.
sons seeking equity should come with clean
baads. The representatives OF the state OF
Florids had INSTRUCTED tho passage OF The
bill 10 refund the direct tax 10 other States,
and deserved no equity here.
The bill proposed the appropriation OF an
aggregate sum that could only be wildly
guessed at. The morning hour having ex-
PRED, the bill went over without action.
Mr.. Holman called up the Senate land
grant forfeiture bill with amendments made
l.er t.a AQ
the House Committee, the bill which "a II
came from the senate proposed to forfeit
grants applying TO lands lying opposite por-
lions Of aided roads not now completed,
declares the forfeiture Of lands lying oppo-
site those portions OF roads not completed at
the time specified In the granting acts. After
the substitute had been read several amend
ments were offered and discussed.
At the conclusion OF the debate the first
proposition in order was Mr. stones amend
ment to make the forfeiture complete as to
al lands where the terms OF the grant had
not been complied with. Upon an aye-and-
no vote the amendment was reiected-yeas,
Co; nays, 104.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Stock
dale excepting the Cult aud Ship-lsland
grant was next rejected without division.
Mr. Herbert's motion 10 amend so as TO
confirm the title 10 the lands sold by the Gil
rard and Mobile Railroad Company met with
like fate, and the question was then put on
Mr.. Psyson's minority amendment similar
to the Senate bIlD The ayes and noes be-
ing taken the amendment was rejected by a
vote oi-ycas, II: nays, 81.
The committees substitute was then adopt
ed, and the question recurring on the passage
OF the bill az amended The vote resulted
yeas, al; nays, II. No quorum. so the
House at Cos adjourned, leaving the bill as
unfinished business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06
THEY WE'RE ROTTEp.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch,
OXyOID, ". c., July 8, 1883

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
OXyonD, n. c., July 8, 1883.
Since the completion OF the Oxford and
GAINESVILLE railroad, which puts tins town
in six hours Of Richmond by rail, our peo-
pie are full OF bright anticipations that our
population will double ia few years.
An important contract has been made by
the celebrated Kimoall Tobacco Company, OF
Rochester, n. Y, 10 erect commodlous
building adiacent &c the large prlze-house
they bought for ths purpose OF locating a
branch OF their business in this highly
favored town.
A nice armory Is soon 10 be erected here,
the plans for which are now being made
out.
This is splendid point for the erection Of
q cgarette-faetory, 40 our tobacco is famous
for its suitability for making the best kind OF
cigarettes az we'll as for its superiority for
other purposes so well understood by the
manufacturers who have used 1t.
The nomination Of Harrison and Morton
has produced no enthusiasm here in Repub'
lican circles.
Judge Fowle, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, and Cleveland will carry
North Carolina, il IL thought in whoop,
both being very popular candidates,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06
THE SALE OF Mr.. b. HEINRICH'S
STOCK WILL CLOSE SATUR-
DAY NEXT.

lam selling of this stock Of JEWELRY atprces
which must attract every one. GREAT BAR
GAINS IN EVERY SPECIES OF JEWELRY.
EVERY ARTICLE BELOW COST. WATCHES
from IS upwards A large stock Of DIAMOND
RINGS stiu on hand. Elegant sets OF JEWEL
RY, SPOONS, FORKS, PITCHERS, and an AS
sORTMENT OF SILvERWARE
1t will be worth your while TO call and examine
this stock. Such an opportunity rarely occurs
The sale win certainly be closed SATURDAY,
the 9TH Of July. Remomber 915 east Main street
BEVERLEY T.. CRUMP,
iy SGT Trustee.
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This Prussian Must 60 Back.

A Jackson (Mlss.) special says: After
thorough hearing OF the case OF Rischke,
the Prussian seeking to eyade the execution
OF an eXtradltion writ upon which he Is
wanted in Prussia on charge OF murder,
Judge Lamar dismissed his petition, sustain
ing the action OF Judge Sabine, CT Texas,
and ordered the prisoner into the hands OF
the marshal. who will take him to New York
and deliver him to the agent OF the German
empire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06
XORK-RIYER LINE WA WEST
i pOINrl

Tho fsvor1te route % Baltimore, Thast'afncv
on this lne are mOiols of beauty eiegancs, ans
comfort Leave Richmond fl ~ AM 80 y h
arriye a Balumore $50 A. " leave bala.
more At T.. ~: arrive 40 Richmond Js) Gag
1910 A. NJ
faro Richmond 20 Baltimore First-classi!
second cles8. no
tho York-Biver limo adofris superior edya.-
tA9es 10 business men 10 enabling hem D
leave Richmond near ths close a. IT, 81. b
actions and arrive 90 Baltimore early nrf
morning. after having enjoyed q delgl
nights rest, free from 40 dust aud noise ot 100.
way travel ...,,,,,,,,,n.--,,..,
leave Kichmond tlwenty mud
street depeD .....................- fAw
Arrive Richmond ltwenty-ihiri
StreeJ depotl .....-...-....-. --..... l'.-'ts d.
'Daiiy. tnaly except sunday
Depot and tickef-ofice' Poo virginia e' f-
Uptown onIee Corner fenth aad NAN 'il''N
JAS l. TAYLOR
General Parsonage Agt..
j. =. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agrn.
NrhM0ul -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06

BY SAMPSON q Adamson,
Real Estate Auctiousors and Insurance. Agents..
el3 Hull street. Manchester, va

el3 Hull street. Manchester, va
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
I FIRsTLcLAss BRICK sToRs ON THE COR
NKR OF HULL AND FOUkrEENTii STREETS,
MANCHESTER, vA.-By virtue OF decree on
the Hastings Court OF the city OF Manchester IN
the suit OF X Kastleburg Us. II. y. hsnue :.
ats, entered at the April term. 1873, wo whi sen
at public auction. on tho premises, on
TUESDAY. JuLy 10, 1885.
at 6 o'clock p. NJ. that very valuable Stone
PROPERTY. fronting so feot on Hull Stree. ~
above and running back les feet. Inc puliainB
contains about six rooms besides a large anu AZ
tractiye storer0om.
This property IL all IN good order, ana - one
OF the best business stands In the city, ana chers
a fine opportunity for a safe aud profitable IN
vestmcnt 4,
TERMS: One third cash; end tho balance IN
six aud twelve months, evidenced by nego,iaolo
notes bearing interest from day OF sale. tue re,
tanned until all the purchase money Is pa'o anu
a conveyance ordered by the Court.
L. o. WENDENBURG.
Special Commissioner.
SAMSON g. ADAMsoN. Auctioneers
r. KAsrLEBuR0, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST II. j. MAN
TIE Ut ALs, DgFESDASTs--lN THE bVsfiNss
COURT or TIE CITY oF MANCHESTER, VAIN
VACATION.
lie. Duval, clerk OF tho said court, do nere-
by certify that the bond required OF me com M
stoner in the above-styled cause by decree OF
2eth day OF April 1888 has been duly given py
one OF the commissioners OF said cause.
Given under my hand this sth day OF Nay
igSe II. Z. DUAL
iva Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06
FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS. STORES, ANDG
~ OFFICES FOR RENT. NJ


$500 per annum, No. 4O5 east Grace street; Is
rooms: modern
$500 per apnum, No. 9l3 cas-. Marsnau street;
Is rooms; modern.
$3.50 per annum, No. 10 north Seventh street;
10 rooms: largo and convenient Detached
kitchen OF rooms.
$40 Der nnnum, No. 422 west Main street: 10
rooms: modern improvements; new.
SEQ per annum. No. 500 west Grace street;
rooms.
500 per nnnum, No. SOB west Main street;
rooms: modern.
1900 per annum, No. west Marshall street;
rooms; modern.
$40 per snnum, No. 4Os west Main street: IL
rooms; convenient and modern.
isOO per annum. No 500 north Twelfth street;
rooms. Vacant October l3tn.
$500 per annum. No i0i Monroe street;
rooms; modern conveniences.
$40 per anuUm, No. 6 west Cary street; 3
rooms.
Si4 per month, No 1913 south Laurel street
SIS per month"; No. - east Duyal street. Va
cant July 18th.
Sg75 per annu.n, No. 1901 east Main street. with
dwelling above.
$40 per annum. No. 1907 east Franklin street,
with dwelling above.
$3.50 per annum, No. 1895 east Main street. with
dwelling above.
$50 per snnum, large TOBACCO FACTORY
on Rose alley
OFFICES 10 Hannewnckel Building and on
Eleventh aud Main streets,
SMALL HOUSES fully described In Rent List.
Apply for ono 70 FRANK ID. HILL x CO..
Real Estate Agents,
iy 6-eod3t No. north Eleventh street.
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by TX. II. AntUln y 20,
Feal Estate Auctoneers.
NO north Tenth street.
V'RUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 THAT CONVENIENT AND NICE FARM OF
So 9S9.lO ACRES, WITH FRAMED DWELLING
AND USUAL 0UT-BUIIDINGS THEREON,
FRONTING ON THE PUBLIC ROAD LEADING
FROM BROAD STREET TO STAPLES'S MILL
By virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Henry
Lyell and wife October 10. 1850, recorded In
Henrico County Court. ID. Is. los, page ga, the
undersigned will, on
MONDAY, July Q. 1888,
at 9 O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, make sale by
public auction Of the aboYe-located FARM.
known as "Schutie's." The Dazzling is two
stories in fair order, on a nice hill overlooking
public road. Barn and ample Out-buildings for
iaborers. The location OF this property. west Of
the city and so near the public drives, makes 1t
an attractive home for the farmer or city bust
ness-nan who desires q home neal the city.
Considerably more wood than Is necessary for
farm use. Well Of good water and branch for
stock. Ample fruit Of select kinds tor large
family
TERMS: Cash - 10 expenses OF sale and 10 pay
the debt and interest duo under the said deed
Of trust, viz: 1921 due January 1. 1883: $3.50 duo
January /, 1888; s,75 due January !, 1881; 500
due January !, 1896; S625 due January /. 1885,
aud 1850 dle January !, 1881; any t6laDce on
terms announced at sale.
II. IL. CARDWELL. Trustee.
Sale by r. b. CHAFFIS Il Co., Auclioneers.
is29
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EOR RENT, THAT LARGE ANDSa
IL DESIRABLE STORE at the southeast rs
corner OF Broad aud Fourth streets now occu-
pied by Messrs. Cohen Brothers, II can be truly
said that this Is the oldest aud most desirable
stand ia this city for first-cass retail dry goods
house. Possession given about September !. 1855.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
ty6-3t Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06
sTEAMBOATs..zzn

' COMPANY. for Old Point. Nor - u.
folk, Portsmouth. Newport News Claremont.
and Jamssrfycr landings direct. By elegant sa-
loco steamer ARiSl, leaving Richmond EVERY
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY att A.
d. Sfroet-cars connect
Connections at Old Point closely with all iipes
for 1orthern cties sAtns afssrnoca; Also. st Mar
folk for Eastern North Carolina. the South. and
Virginia Beach. james river BY daylight Great
tourist lire. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and ~ CARRIERS
Agcncy, 1000 xain street Baggage checked
through. Sfste-rooDs engaged for day or night
freight received daily for Norfolk. eurts-
mouth, Old Point WaveriY. dicksfofd. Va, isnd
all points In Esstsrn North Carolina. Eastern
Virginia. and ali regular landings On ne JAinss
river, ~ lowest rstes, and tnrouRh Tits ta&stod
LuCiEN b. TATUN, vtce.Prssid0nS
No fit5 Aain sfreet aud Rcch@sA
Jnvx WHmEesns Freight snd Passenger AGENT
1aW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06
BLACRS MICGIaG.

HAVING AGAIN RESUMED BUSI-
i 4 NESS at Cos north Second street next door
10 the old stand. whore. with increased facilities
for conducting the BLACKSMITH WORK in all
It's departments--all work guBranteod-l shall be
pleased TO serve all my Old patrons. and AS many
new ones as may favor me wnh n call.
Very respectfully, HENRY BOONb.
RICHMOND, July 3, 1883 iy 4-Jt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06
Aucrlox sALK.-rn.. nay.
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
John T. Lsuehion, Jr., saiesmsnJ
No. "a Ninth street,

No. q Ninth street,
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CAR
v PETS. MATTINGs, ofL-cLoTHs. CHAN.
pTLTERs. CHAMBER AND DINiNg-huso,;h
FtTRNITTRE. ENGRAyTNGS, Ck0C kEkf {,
ci.AssWARE. &C., AT AuCTf0N.--By direction
OF the ounor shan cell at auction on
FRIDAY. July q. 1888,
NJ ifx O'Clock, at the residence No. ss7 Governor
street. the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
ing Of ,r,.r.,
MATTINGS, FLOOR OIL-CLOIHs,
iNARrLE-1OP WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT,
very handsomely-caryed MAkBLE-IoP BUZZ
FET. ...,.,rv-rro
PLUSH SOFA. ENGRAvINGs. PICTURES,
DlNING-kOOM CHAIRS, CROCkERf,
several handsome CHANDELIERS,
A large number OF useful HOUSEKEEPING
aISTICI.gs. GEORGE w. MAYO.
,v1 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06
TILE old CONCERN RE.[SIARLISHED.
THE PEOPLE OF

WANTED, THE PEOPLE OF
w Richmond TO know that We have this day
formed co-partnership under the iirm-name Of
CRUMP & WEST for conducting tue WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL coat AND WOOD BUSI-
MSS at the old stand, 1919 east Cary street,
Richmond, Va. where. with increased facilities
for CARRYING on The business in all Of its branches
we shall be pleased to serve the public with en-
fire satisfaction. Our coal and wood is kept dry
under shelter and each load weighed OF measured
accurately. We guarantee to deliver the quand-
~ boughI BENZ. 7. CRUMP.
{. Ii. WEST.
,PhoDeS3 10 Ism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06
DRUGS. MEDICINES. dc.
IS WEALTH.

DR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, n guaranteed specific for Hysie-
ria. Dizziness. Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neu-
ralgla, Hcsiache, Nervous Prostitution caused by
the use Of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness. Mon
tai Depression, softening OF the Brain resulting
In insanity and leading 70 misery, decay, and
death, Premature Old Age, Loss OF Power in
Either Sex caused by oyer-exertion OF the brain
or over-indulgence. Each box contains one
months treatment 81 a box. or six boxes for s..
sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price.
VIZ GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
10 cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied with IS. NO will
send the purchaser our wrltton guarantee 70 re-
fund the money II the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued only by
4. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist,
sole Agent,
$40 east Main street, Richmond, Va.
my l-d&wly
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By Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. IL north Tenth street.

By Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. II north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
Y JOF DESIRABLE MPROvED REAL ESTATE,
sfTIfATED ON WILLIAMS STREET BE
TWEEN RITCHIE AND ROBINSON STREET,,
IN THE PLAN OF BrENA VISTA, AND MEAN
TIE WESTERN LIMITS or THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
ps In the Circuit Court Of Henrico
Daggett county.
Nv virtue Of n decree entered in the above
named cause on June IA. lssS. the undersigned:
special commissioner thereby appointed, VIII
sell by auction, on tho premises, on
FRIDAY, July 6, 1888.
at O'Clock p. ", the PROPERTY described In
said decree. as follows: .- ...,-,,
A LOT OF LAND, with FRAME DWELL
ING thereon, containing i've or more rooms,
situated on the north side OF Williams street De-
tween Richie and Robinson streets. Inc lo1
fronts % feet with depth OF isO leeI
Trims: One third cash: balance In six ana
twelve months. for negotiable notes with per
cent interest added. title retained until notes
are paid, and conveyance ordered Dy the court
EDMUND WADDILL. JR.,
Special Commissioner.
RAWLINGS & ROSE, Auctioneers.
IN TIRE CIRCUIT COURT or THE COUNTY OF HIM
RIco-BEyERIDGE AGAINST DAGGETT.
Nv. :. Leake, clerk Of the said Court, do
hereby certify that the bond required OF Special
Commissioner Edmund Waddill Jr., by decree
entered in said cause on the l4th day OF June,
1888, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June,
1888 ,r
iy 1,3,5&6-4t w. ;. LtAhE-
CHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue OF an order Of court will sell ut
the store OF +. A. French, Esq, 1906 east Main
street. on
FRIDAY, July 6, 1888,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all the goods In said store
consisting of
LARD, MoLAssEs, CANNED GOODS,
FLOUR. TEA. FISH, SOAP.
CIGARS. SHOWCASE, COUNTERS,
LARGE MARBLE-TOP NEAT TABLE,
LARGE REFRIGERATOR.
sTORE-FIXTUKES, SCALES, &C.. sc.
LEWIS p. WINSTON,
tyA Sheriff City OF Richmond
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ARkIvE kiCuMOND
$40 p. NJ. MAIL daily loxcept sunday
Ei; A. n ACCoNxODAflOS daily VIZ
saudsyA
1880 A u. kXPREss daily. oh.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION hVtHe.h
mond and Scot,ssilie leaves A. NJ fs'-' 800
arrives 7:i5 p. 81.
CONNECTIONS
AtCitfton Forge Win CHESAPEAKE aht Ni'
railway for tho south. MesI tnd Nor.nees- t.
AZ Lynchourg with Norfolk ana -" esi9iA -
road foe AL points south. Southeast. AM 49,,
wests and sirglnik Midland railway 'of ~ J
North and south IA
AZ Richmond vita Associated Railway I9
poiuts Ia tho south. and Richmoua, sre'''"
burg and Potomac railroad Tor mo Nora 81.
AZ Lsxinxtoa Win Baltimore and V3 49,,
road. making eioso connections ~ -,
Ferry 70 and frvm pit,sbalsh and tas "s'~
s~pssss ss !, sttssAsa . sls4 ksrrs'' '''P' "
EEacktsra x-n.
Siesoins- cars Lyncaburg 10 NempAls, Ns''''
leans, aud Little Rock. I'D
Tralas ,asrsea I aAiy eaoop' S-A'N
ncscss ssld 70 al poinA ociees; rs 50,
Main street 1919 Main street. and a. 49,.
and Allcehany dopos Eighth aud tsea ~
ts8 General rassssyvs Ass'~
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROUTE
y SCHEDULE TAXING EtIaCt
LgAvE EicnsosD.


80 ~ %. l--N
IsAvE uicHs0sR
es N. Tor Newport NeHs, on Point con
fort. and Norfolk daily eNecp, e4n-
Jay
stjA. NJ. sundays only. - Newport Sow', uii
Point. ard Norfolk.
lil9 A. N. Through and Local Mall 20 at po'nH
West except sunday. fAninfi
shoppers clifton forge 10 LeAlug.u..
Ky.
500 P. NJ. Tor Newpor, Ness. Oh Point anl
s;4O 2. NJ. b. r. ana =, Ju.,.Ion Aocommols-
ton. except SUNDAY.
$50 4. n. for Loglsylle, Cincinnati, ch.asA
81 Louis Memphis. ali Ne" yi
lcaus--FaN Express with uroifi
puimans daily. Only route ruuliag
Pullmans est from kcnmonL
ss5 P. NJ. fos Old Point. dsily eAeep. ,'oq ..i'.
man Palace car % oh Point
1920 P. 81. for Virginia spring. ana Ash'Ali,
KY, daily except sunday. sleet.is
car - Whiissaiphnr.
AKRIys IN aIoHEosDi
so An Virginia springs express, exec =
SUNDAY
100 A. N. from Norfolk. Oh Point AM VOW
port Sows. except sunday.
3J0P NJ from local pOiuts aud Tue Ness ef'
cept sunday.
Cos z. II from Old Point Ncwpori Ns's, al
Norfolk daily. Pullman la.e'e 'N
Uld POINT % Cincnuau nn1 Lou.sfIl'
f:5OP ". from Louisville aud CtncinnN. 30 a.
Express-deily.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad -Feei.
TiAo.s a. 100 Main street AMI al ihe de0'-
H. w. ~ LiEh
General Passeuger AZ
WILLIAMS C. wIcKHAH. kocolyec Cno,ap 80
and Ohio railway
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TKAINs NoRrawAGD.


'Dalty lbAilf tAt'pt NuhAAt
SIOPPlND-PLACt%
Nos. y and Il make no stops NJ ti s.'f
only on signal AZ Nanchcsirr aud th'sis. '.
~ stops only on signal no 'hof.'f. tenlt...
ami Manchester NO IS stops nn signal ID. DID,.
regular stations. No. hi siuus 'n 4isDn' %.
gular stations aud also at Temple ani f'
Walthall Nos a. ~. 3d. 80. %, y, 30. All - 80
stop a. ell stations for pa'8engsrA
PULLMAN-cAk srRi lex
OnTrains nos. fani - si'eping-rtrs he'F
New NorE ami Tampa, tla, .rf J--h,9n'
On Trans Nos n aud q slnopius-ctrs t.l"'
Washington aud Charleston nn irain SD. 81
sleeping-cars between Rev York and Ja's.
Vile. IN lraln 40. q r"epnxcas belwec4
Washington ana Jacksonville
THE ONLY ALLRAIL LINE TO 5 N2hfolA
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These trains $50 make close CONNECTIONS ~
Farmgille, Lyncnuurg ant ~ouihsrsiornp3m
ami all stations 0n rho N0rCik aui '-icfu fAi-
rond. except tho lws iran Passengers tpf
points west " Petersburg should axe no I'D
A. N. u6In instead j. ". ~ LII.
Superintendent
E.T. d. MYERS. General Slpernlculol-
I. NJ EMERsON. General Passenger Ag"n-
SOL HAAS, lrarir Manager jos"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-06
DICHMOND BAZAAR.
Nos. 1893 AND 1910 FRANKLIN STREET.
THOROUGH ALDERNEY COWS.
THOROUGH ALDERNEY BULL

on SATURDAY, 1rH INSTANT.
at u O'Clock Sharp. We will SELL
0 THOROUGHBR AND HIGH GRADE
COWS, from the herd Of John Is. Davis. Esq.
These cows are selections, have calves by
their sides: young. ine specimens, and are
excellent mixers. This sale Is made w re-
duce stock and offers Inducements 20 parties
wanting irst-class animals, fully acclimated.
Also. 11HOROUGH- BRED YOUNG ALDEkNsY
BULL This animal Is Of fine form, OF the
purest stock. aud should be appreciated BY
parties wishing to Improve stock.
ly 5-3t u. Is. COOK, Auctioneer.