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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

plausible an excuse for the imposition OF heir
mistaken philanthropy upon our people.
cannot think that tho other class appealea 70,
those who pay "llcenses other than liquor, are
behind the lIquor-dealars In elevation OF chsrac-
ter or sense OF duty Ia compromising oil INC
reas ons that should prompt them 70 aihteHsIu
this last appeal, or Ia approaching All the con,
sequence, ne we'll Ne those iinfncdiste peIton,s
10 themselves rs those to the Stnte, that womb
follow their cooperation with our worst emo.
mios la securing heir triumph and our ruin ana
humiliation; and that. too, Just at a uo,e nhen
We are within easy reach OF FINAL seiheineh'
on our own terms.
AZ ~ Richmond, I know the state il watching
her course in this matter. as II has watcheo neT
all through he contest. Il has exPerienceo her
power 10 Obstruct tho debt policy OF tho Sta'e,
oven 20 Tho cxtent Of forcing an extra session OF
the Legislature In the spring Of 1887. and
changing the cOurse OF her legislation on tne
subject It knows that OF late her Deinocrhtlc
majority has dwindled to scant elk hundred,
ana hat abe will be tho main baltic ground
this year OF war which will rage al
over tho State; /; knows that her past
attitude on this don't will be represented 10 me
voters ~ an argument against the Democrh,c
parfv 10 knows that the Republicans arc watch
ing FOR any stop on the part 81 the Democratic
party which looks Ike good viii. or indifference
even; 10 the course Of the bOniholders ana thcir
friends in this city. and viii take advantage OF
it without acrupie. They cannot forget that Ia n
case like this he that is not for us IL against US
All this makes Il very natural that the course or
Richmond shall be regarded with solicitude py
all the rest Of the state.
But 10 matter how this particular phase OF
the business may go: no matter though AL mo
license taxes shall be paid Ia coupons, mere
need 90 no dependency since September 81,
lsG2. cousol coupons have fallen from BOZ TO ~,
aud consol bonds from 60 20 g. They arc now.
as have SAID, down 10 within percent OF thelr
flndatlc value. But Tor the unfortuOato clerical
error which defeated the late law Authorizing
the purchase Of kiddlebergSr bonds, they Would
have boon funded by their holders or by men OF
better sense sud less Onstinacy within the year.
Meanwhile there Is money enough in tho Irca-
sIry ~ meet every deficit in revenue that can
DO produced by forcing coupons through the
courts, whilst that process will only stimulate 70
more energetic Efforts 10 prevent the reception
Of coupons for tayes. III this struggle shnll end,
a. 10 viii and ought 10. Ia the loss TO the bond
holders Of both principal and Interest, they WAL
have nobody TO blame bat Themselves.
FRANK q. KUFFIN.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s.irs;9qa.,
COMPANYiS Assll@-s~SAsss-
JAME5-RINER LINE
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT
NEWS, CLAREMONT, AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE Oh
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS
Az NORFOLK closely with all lines for Old
Point. Baltimore Philadelphia, and New YORK
cams Afternoon. Also for Eastern North Caro-
lima. ,,,.,,, I'd, - ,,,,.e, r,
and Smithheld, We.
Danyllle railroad Tor Wayeriy, Hicksford, &c.
ONLY ALL-WATEk ROUTE.
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GIRLs' DRFssFS.

Challis for girls dresses seems to be q
very appropriate material, but care
should be taken to secure small patterns.
The imported challis this season display
such ugly, huge, and ungrateiul designs
rs for the most part to unfit them for
children's wear
A holiday dress for a girl of about
four or five years is in white throughout,
being to outward appearance garment
all of lace, and giving its wearer an in
expressibly dainty and ethereal aspect.
Another costame for evening wear
noticed on girl little older-perhaps
eight or nine-was in cashmere, made
somewhat like a redingote, tho entire
front being Of velvet, having the effect
OF an underdress. Where the velvet op-
peared it was richly embroidered in APP
piled designs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

nELINQUENT REAL ESTATE
FOR l.sL
In pursuance OF an ordinance Of the city OF
Richmond, have prepared and posted in the
city Hall n list OF Delinquent Taxes on Resi-
Estate for 1857. subject to the inspection Of all
concerned.
Further, in pursuance Of orlnsnco, notice is
given IN all the daily papers Of this city that all
such Delinquent Real Estate will DO sold at suc-
tim on the irst day Of the May term Of tho Hus-
ings Court being the I'm Gay OF May, 10 3. IN
less the taxes and penalty thereon have been
previously paid.
lam further required by ordinance 10 publ sh
in ono or more Of the daily papers Of this city,
not Less than ten days previous TO such sale. a
list Of real estate 30 delinquent Tor the previous
year. II conformity herewith notice Is hereby
given that such list will be published In the Rich
mond Wing on WEDNESDAY, April -. isSs, and
on
MONDAY, MAY :, 1888,
shall between he hours ofl2 ". and iP. NJ. pro
coed 10 sell, ia front Of the City Hall on Broad
street between Ninth aud Tenth streets, the real
estate delinquent as aforesaid. including penal
~, &c. W. II. CAkD0ZO,
April I. lSsS Collector Delinquent Taxes.
iap i-iMy7l
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ANOTHER SrTT.

Another charming little suit is partly
in the Scottish highlander style, but con-
siderably modified, and if anything, I'M
proved.
1t has short velvet jacket, open
from the collar down, and displaying
beneath it buttoned waistcoat, also of
velvet. The shirt is killed, and is of
plaid woolen material, lacking that very
essential feature Of highland costume
the phihbeg. The coat is ornamented
with applique embroideries, and little
round velvet cap accompanies the suit
\ quantity pretty dress for a
very small girl, made to be
worn with guimpe, isin figured challis,
with a narrow yoke Of velvet. The tiny
sleeves, resembling those of the fashion
able ladies' ballroom dress in length,
are pulled, having narrow bands OF vel
vet upon their edges. The challis body
is SHRED 10 the yoke, giving the entire
dress-skirt and ala gathered effect,
whose fulness is restrained at the waist
BY velvet belt.
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y = 1INTI y ~ D''I7777
HCs1l.rrEy Ala. ADrii IA cOx-car CON
ta.r.rg ..s ta.ter.1 kegs o. powder. standing
s. 1e Louisville and Nashville railroad yaiuS
tefe, f.sw up today. The engineer on d pm,
So -ai.. eugIIs noticed no car amoAihs aus
tetn1 rs freeman jurn1e1 of ant ran ouI o.
ue v.v Arr.t nat lime no explosion Sc
c.fre.. -uaEng the whole Town % re dlslanSe
G. i4.c. W .adOWs were broken haii a uliio
saay. and the p.asferiug vas shaken uO, ., -
tr uu.er storlss 81 Tall buildings al greater
CI.fa. ~ q negro car CO1yicr standing he1t
vas b9un % piocss The 4oas D. eoo9. 49, 49,
'le lar b. s1bpossd % have caught IRE ron ron
ie sparks o. passing ens'nes;; ,,t.od'oa ~ ~
"a. q
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lr--lro. l--. IA crew % burlington
gf.'..rIer vr.+.- -te Western avenue yards OF
t-e 81. fa.4 ,s.l .a.e yesterday afternoon W.tD a
t.-. .--r .. Upon it- arrival theIc some
f- paul -H... OIL ana ~ Dot Of outsiders com
I..r.eI .9 .- TIE c0upHnE-p.ns and throW
t.ra .var e. r...as tho Burlington sWiicnmeh
.t r.a.s.- em. Tue police attempted 10
I-tt OBJ. ~D' men. and finally made sone
rF tt. trae q crowd a. aulN- = nuu-
r. t-. eaH-fe1. ala the crowd dld not pro
J..- .. -e. arsn.1v taken 70 tie station. They
D. .- u0 prisoners - fast a. tLsy we're a. az,
JOSIE. r ..eu 5cr!mmoge easuea' ti.", ~,
O. .a.. e-. f.r..I in. which vas responded % o.
t.r.t al.Il..al oric~rs. sua ttree S. ftul
fa.- .-,.e- ,--f. prrc.tef anI loc'.ed up az me
West l...4gI .tat01. During me hsci soou
n a.r ..... a-.e flr.wn. bat no one was nlrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

rs,s seu ,nat John W, Neal was hsr private sec
lssaty. " turned out however mat her ,,y,,
Sn.s,cs, Tor ti,509, Nas dishonsred that Neal had
ee.sFsem tfcHc',N, and that he wandered away An
S." " thcse MA eot lost H. thcgct, wherr ne
lev DAYS ago and Identified by nor,ions ~ his
coming. the rumor that no was nuriered Re-
enIse. Hts oody was found juat ono milo from
- - tass ol'appcaranee from human eyes irhe
iaiy who has been 80 prom,nont In ,his 60 &c
lsst heard from In Florida. but her whereabouts
Sur'ng the past three years has rema,ned an
impeneIable mystery ~"
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Beat His wtfe's Brains out aud
nFaMnPn fattnseif.

CLEVELAND, o.. April H--At Akron. o.. this
morning Chados r. Ieit., a German merchant
tailor, aged fcrty-hye Xcars, beat his "IfeH
brains cut With . BASEBALL Bat aud then com
mitte5 suicide by drownisg in the canal short
distaace from his house. Mrs. Tets 10 not yel
desd. bat her Injuries ara fatal From her u
was learned thar shs ana her husband had guar
relied about mehsy matters, and that be as
sauited her because be bosighI she had per-
sueded one Of her sens not 10 lot his father have
some money for which 1sits had asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

SeieeT gds. disease germs, aud
c0HfQ1i0n are effectually COM
bated by burning Hrdronap-
fhOl Pastilics IN rooms aud
apartments. They are fra
grant and inYlgOrating 10 the
sick.
SKIN and scalp diseases are
permanently cured oy Hydro
napfhoi soap. a pure. highly
scented medicinal soap for
toilet. nursery. and bath.
7'oothnehs. face neuralgia,
and IN tanned OF stc0iieR giiDiS
yield promptly 20 Dsrsy's
Dental PlGsIers, which take
the place Of Opiatss and dan
gerOus teothache drops.
Corns aud BurtOns cause no
pain where Mead's Corn and
Bunion Plasters are used.
They euickly allay inhamma-
ton an: relieve pain.
smallpox and other con,a-
gious diseases are prevented
by burning Sesbnry's sulphur
Candles In cellars, closets,
SINKS, ships holds, oird-eages.
chickon-coops. sc
SEABURY 4 JOHNSON,
New York. 10 26-Su, Uai2nr
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rByts.egraph 70 the D.sDa'ch.l

Mlc0N. No. Apri h-Dr. Thomas j. eoftls'
editor II ths Nculocygt, vas asaaplt7I az 49,.
Toto insensiOdiy yesterday By hjexauaef hue-
s,p. edlfor ~ the Macon 1iaqSs. b4dsOn zane
ID behind Norris ana strlcA him ~ We uoa
vim heavy irou tar, continuing no yiors, 81 a.
,.,li (. f,a.'ft,red snd 6cath viii result Inc
ss.ault syew out o. Oitter quarrel "hla nas
been wagec be aeen the tgO DenocraAc pAps'S
lers for nofus tlfne.
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Another sslppins Ba0M Oaieiai.

IUI IFIVEI % y 0I' T7I7F-'77.'7 , -,
NtsEIkPOIIe, MINI. April Ia S on,I'a'
Winropeg sps 'ial says. william Natne,y,.'
teller ~ the Union Bank. skipped on iael ~ -
He hired q rig and drove 10 the boundary M e-
Ibe police have been making desperate enoi,S
= prevent his getting across. He has Deoh ies1
Ing very IA liie aud gOt heavily N ceDL ING
amount ~ his AioA.itf y estimated g. hign a.
f9sOO but the aenuiis amount IS not yot kn0"t'
II Is suppOsed that Minneapolis Is bis deSthh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

RAsHyILLx. TENN. April ia Tuliahoms
t4enn1 eDee.al % the ABlsTfeon seyg; Colonel
Indessou gives the TACT known concerning mo
eisapDfsrsnce Of John ". Aea, an9 bus Isaa,
vomsn a wealth Three years ard ten months
40 to-day Mhgds - Pierre prsseDdec 70 rsye
peal wesith ard wanted W buy al OF yhs
range 0f mineral Hand 10 that sect'oa- she fvp'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

1t is very peculiar that when you try
DR.. biggerss Huckleberry Cordial you
will never suffer yourself to be without
ii again. II never fails 10 relieve all
bowel affections aud children testhipg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

fBy Anglo-American caols - the Dlspatch.l
LONDON. April 1.-THE Norwegian bark Norma,
Captaip Thorsen. from Savannah March 5th Tor
Rotterdam, was sunk IN the chAnnSl Is5l eve
-, nv "a collision with the steamer Bremen.
mo alter put into Dover. she is badly damaged.
Tho NOrma's crew were saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
NORFOLK SUIT.

There is very jaunty Norfolk suit
for small boys, which viii be as attrac-
tive TO the boys themselves as to their
parents. 1t is made with skirt and jacket
in one, the division being marked by n
broad belt Of cloth around toe waist.
There are three broad box-plsits upon
the jackets extending to the skirt, where
they of course expand somewhat towards
the sides, and three at the back. There
is no trimming upon the suit, and the
material chosen may be serge, cbeviot,
or any moderately heavy woollen mate
rial.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR TOBACCO
L MARCH "a, iss2-sEALsD PROPOSALS, en-
dorsed Proposals for Tobacco" Eill Do re-
ceived, from manufacturers or regular dealers
only, az the Bureau OF Provisions aud Clothing,
Navy Department Washington, d. c., unul II
O'Clock A. N. April ~, loss, and opened imme-
Giately thereafter in tho presence OF bidders, Tor
the supply, on or befo November I, 1893, al the
nsvy-ysrd. New York, Of one hundred aud MY
thousand $4,000 oUBds OF NAVY TOBACCO.
Tie bids decided BY lOL Bidders ars referred u
the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing. Navy De-
partment, Washington, y. c., for specifications,
Terms of ofer, and all information relative 10
the article required. The proposals must be
made Ia duplicate on the proper blank forms
ana alied out a. indicated 6y TIE biank. The De-
partmont reserves tho right " reject any propo-
cal not considered advantageous 20 the Govern
meDt JAMES fILION,
NH si-30t Paymsster General. U. :. Navy.
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MILLINERY.

Jet covered frames form the FONDA
tons for some of the new and fashion
able capots.
A loose, wide sleeve is novel sttri-
butte for close-fttlng streetcoat, but 1t
is the latest freak.
For misses wear corduroy IS popular.
Dresses in this material are necessarily
plain, and are almost entirely without
trimming.
The neat foot-plaiting worn last season
sround the edges OF the skirts on most
cloth costumes is, on some Of the new
dresses, replaced by an extremely ugly
piece of heavy braiding.
The couture for wear with evening
dress is decorated with feathers chiefly,
and the Psyche knot is giving way to a
kind of braided-top hair with wayy
front. c. II. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

It is not frequently that the sterner
sex are noticed in this column, but 1t
may not he amiss to set forth here few
suggestions OF the correct thing in mas
culine spring attire.
The frock coat-otherwise known as
the Prince Albert-appears to be the
first choice for morning wear and for
wear in the street, though not for busi-
ness Black worsteds. Yienna cloths,
and similar fabrics form its material.
Checked or plaided goods are employed
in making the trousers which go with
this coat. and they are no wider than
eretofore-though it cannot he SAID
that they have shrmk at all, either.
The business suit includes a sack or
cutaway coat, and is throughout-vest,
coat, and pantaloons-of one material.
Over all short, rather full oyercoat
is worn, which should be OF some light
color, as usual
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THE FASHIONS.
THE LATEST STYLES AS WORN IN new
YORK
Giving the Small BOY a chauce-correct
Thing in Gentlsmsn's Attire
Millinery Hotss
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
New YORK. April IA, 1888.
Many new styles are to be seen in
dresses for children. Little boys espe-
cially have a wide variety to choose
from IN selecting their spring attire, very
much wider than have their fathers or
elder brothers. OF course | refer TO little
chaps not yet freed from pettlcoats.
The petticoats are seen both plain and
killed, killed skirts for boys predomina-
ting. Their jackets are cut to the waist
line, being very short, aud usually en-
tirely open in front. Then beneath the
jacket is worn n loose vest. buttoned
down the front, and, for everyday wear,
of flannel. On SUNDAY " suits it is OF
velvet or surah, to match the more ele-
CANT character of the whole costume.
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In Favor of the sitting Member.
.t-.-.h ., tta Dfsnafch

WAsHINGT0N April H.-By unanimous vote
to-day tho house Committee on Elections de-
ciied tho contested election case OF Nathan
Frank X John a. Glover ID the Nlnth missouri
diatrIct i'm favor Of Glover. the sitting member.
Two Republican members OF the com mitiee we're
absent from the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
z POINU.
TRAINS DAILY.
STEAMERS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
TRAINS DAILY.

The fav5rits route 10 Baltimore. The steamers
Oh this line arc models II beauty. elegance. aud
comfort Leave Richmond '3.20 al s. 5. p. NJ. {;
leags Baltimore az 5 p. 81; arrive AZ Balti-
more $50 A. a.. arrive az Richmond 30 and
I0.41 A. NJ.
Fare Richmond to Baltimore; First class 3!
second class. sl.b0.
Tns York River Line affords superior sdvan-
tages % business men 10 enabling thom 70
leave Richmond gear tho close q the days
transactions and arrive az Baltimore early next
morning after haViRg enjoyed delightful
nights rest free from tue dust aud neise OK ral-
way travel ..- o., No..
WEsT POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond Qwenty-thHd
Arrive Richmond TvsRty-third
Street depot. lo-4SS' IA.
'Deily. daily except Sunday.
Depot and ticksi-on1ce: Foot Virginis street.
Uptown oriice' Corner Tenth and Main streetA
JAS. /. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agsat
J. ,. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
Rchmond Va
SOL HAAS, Tranic Manager.
PEIION RANDOLPH. General Manager ap 5
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DYSPEPSIA.
CONSTIPATION,
SICK HEADACHE,
BILLIOUSNESS.

These diseases constitute three fourths OF the
ailments OF humanity.
Is thore a positive curs9 Yes
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A TLANTIC COl.T -.
DAILY tBHly sEces, sunday
sTePPrNG-PLAcES

NSN q AMI Il maze 10 stops No. y steps
only on sixnel At Manchester aud Chester. Va
~ stops only on sigaal hs Chester, Ceorals,
aud hanchesteE No i5 Stops signal al AL
regular statisgA 10. - sol q signA ~ all
regular slsfiOas and also 90 fsnple ana fots
Wa'than So. q, g. % -. AID y, will stop
a. ali stations fJr passenger.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH 4eGsN
sS3ssl2 n
EOND AND NORFOLK
fTEAMsHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY sil2 ~, and every SUNDAY ats
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and FriisyS steamsr5
received tn 1880 4. NJ; for sundSys' steamer
tin5P. n. saturday Freight received daily til
bP ".
Fare S.
For further information apply 70
J. w. AcCARRICK,
General Southern Agent once Rockets,
W. z. CLYDE 4 Co.
no, General Agents PhtiadelPhiA
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Freight received dalYior Nsrfelk, Portsmouth,
smitAfield, Hampton, Old Point, Wavsriy, and
Hicssiord, Va Washington, d. c.; Ncweerne,
Washin gton, and rsrboro', y. c.; aA ststions on
Atlantic aud DAnyile railroad, Se&seard and
Roanoko railroad, Nerieik southora railroad,
and Eastern inertia Carolina generally; slso, foe
Eastern SHORE OF Virginia and ell regular land
ings On the James and kappahannock rivers. az
LOWEST MATES, aud through bills issued,
LUCIRNH. pAruM. Vice President,
No. III Msia street. aud Rockelta.
LAWS WsmIoEs. Freight and Passenger Ageat
aah u
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FKOM NORTn GEORGIA

Mrs. y. A. McEntire writes from Spring Place
For many years have been a great sufferer
from Indigestion, sick headaches and nervous
prostretlon caused from billiOusness and con-
Situation. tried many remedies but got no
permanent relief until l zsea DR.. hozley's
Lemon Elixir. am now ia better health than
for many years. My daughter has teen subject
10 chills and foyer from her infancy. could
get nothing 10 relieve ter; the Lemon Elixir
has restored her 70 perfect hsalth.
sold by druggists. 80 cents aud 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. H. Motley. Atlanta, Ga.
an l-Sut,Telq'rm
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CshAsywKALrH on NIkoiNiA. J
OFFICE or the Board oP PUBLIC WORKS,
RICHMOND. March %. lSeS.

A JOINT RESOLUTION OF TIE
N GENERAL ASSEM- BLY, or VIRGINIA, sP-
proved February II. 1883. hsueg authsrirea tas
board Of Public Works % sell the sfOCk W
TaR CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY owned by the State, consisting OF
1862 shares sealed offers for tho said stock, Ia
whole or part, viii 10 received py TIE board up
20 the sisP OF APRIL proxino. Tho beard 70.
rerves the right 70 reject aay or all bAds AL
tsry OF Board OF Public WORKS. hieemoni. "a
c. LEE NOoht.
Secretary Beard ei Public WesS~
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RAILROAD ItSES.
RAGEROA LtSEs.
Ia q q SsTslJI3s
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH IS issS
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TwoDATLY TRAINS TO LYNCHBURa

LEAVE RICHMOND.
1855 A. N. Daily, RIA Richmond sas Petersburg
rsilrosd Arrive AZ Petersburg il;D
A. NJ arrive At Norfolk 20 ?. NJ
e35A NJ Daily, rta kichm0nd and PesersOurg
railroad. Arrive M Petersburg l0O
4. Y. Ne leaves Petersburg lOtS
A. VI. fer Fsrmyile. Lynchburg, kos-
Ioke. Bristol, kRsTYille, AMI AL
points ssuth szd west
THROUGH CAR TO LYHCHBURd
Cos ?. n. Daily ria Rlchnons and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg go =.
D.: leave PsisrsBurg 7:i5 2. n. daily.
arriving Norfolk SIS ?. N. Through
car hichmona - Nerfsik
600 P. NJ. Daily ri1 Richnont and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ~ PoI0fsburg oN
l.. a., csnnectins WITH Tram no
leaving PetertDIfg a. l.3o z. n. Tor
Fa-myius. Lyachbslrk. Roanoke. Bris-
i0i. KnoIylils. Chattanooga, and AL
points south Rna vest
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR bCCoMkODA'
TONS
No. 1--Sleeping-car from Petersburg - brie,H
without change, sad Lyncaburs " Memphis
without change. -,
No. s-Lyncsburg n New orleans, ana koa-
noksts Chattanooga. without change
Ticket. b.ggEg ,-chcck-, aud AL intpfmauon
can be ootalncl ~ Nchmond ami feiersOurx
railroad depot. A. W. CARRIER ., lJoO Naia sueeN
And a. lhe company Ollc5 eJl e.N VAN
street ". y. ph' ~,
General PAesenger sla u13ot Agent
CHARILsG. EDDY. Nice-Prosi1ep-
General ONCE. hOanc4e. "a hoO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
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