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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY, JULY IS, 1888

the Surrogate 10 allow her to take Sloo,ew
OF the accrued interest Of her late husoanos
estate. The answer TO this petition was
fied by franklin Bartlett, attorney Ter INC
Hamersley heirs and contestants OF tnc
will, asking that only $4,000 be alowcu, ~
the Duchess had already drawn sIo,0oo iass
December.
at the hearing yesterday franklin Bartlett
appeared for the contestants, y. nooscr
Hamersley and others; George dc VIII ior
the executors, George ID. Williams ans jacob
X. Lockman, and Robert Sewell Tor the
Duchess. Mr.. Bartlett opened the case ny
stating that az the whole estate was put
little more than three millions, and as the
Duchess had slreldy drawn $4,000, she was
only entitled to S0j,000, the residue Of slfO,.
COO, the yearly Interest. Mr.. Sewell stated
that there was now In hand $2tO. 900 accrueu
interest, which the Duchess had desirea 10
reinvest, and that she was entitled 10 ora"
from that sum 100000. On this view OF tne
case Surrogate Ransom granted tue isif
Duchess the desired allowance.
A peculiar phase OF the Hamsrsley-Wih
contest Is that Louis Hlmersley leit the me
interest OF bis property to bis vile, the pf1n-
cipal to 20 to charities at Der death IN caseJ'
Hooker Hamerslcy, bis nephew, then con-
firmej bachelor, died without male ISSUE.
Hooker Hamersley Married Miss Marguerue
Chisolm last winter, and there Is ample prooa-
biiitg that the estate will not 90 to charities.
Hooker Hamersey has contested the will IN
the Supreme Court. and the case comes
ND for n final hearing in October. Ae-
cording to the laws Of New York, however.
should the Duchess OF Marlborough lose her
suit, she will still be entitled to her widows
portion-one third OF the estate, and the
whole Of the personal property. The greater
part OF the estate Is invested In oouds,
stocks, and shares, all OF which come under
the head Of personal property. This would
give her nearly the whole OF the principal
OF the estate and insure to herand her heirs
the large fortune Of the late Louis Hamers-
lev.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
THE EASTERN SHORE.
Accidentally shot-Personal Notes
Crops.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspstch.l

Correspondents OF the Richmond DIspstch.l
ONANcocK, July IL, 1883.
Charles Conner, colOred man living on
the farm OF Hon. John w. II. Parker, near
here, became involved 10 quarrel with
another negro and went home to get bis pis.
toll. While he was carelessiy handling the
wespon it exploded, tearing of one OF his
fingers and striking his brother Richard
Conuor in the cali OF his leg. A physician
probed for the ball, but could not fud II.
DR.. J. J. Laferty, editor OF the Richmond
Christian Advocate, has been delivering two
OF his popular lectures on the Eastern Shore
OF Virginia, this time In aid OF the new
Methodist church at Pungoteague. The
Doctor greatly delighted his audiences. as be
always does. As happened when be lectured
about ono month ago in Onancock, he
brought rain with him. He says his lecture
never fails TO bring rain, aud he calls 1t "the
cloud-compelling lecture"
James u. Drummond, residing near Cash.
vile, shipped the first barrel OF sweet pota-
toes OF the season from this section last
wednesday. They were Of good quality and
brought Sl5, netting the owner Sl3.47.
The weather for the past few days has
been oppressively hot, but last night
gentle rain came, and to-day is 40 pleasant as
october weather. hALLIAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Prince Edward Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FABNvIILE, Va, July II, 1883.
Mrs. II. II. Morrison, parent ana grand
parent OF quite a number Of our citizens,
died on yesterday, in Farmville, In her
eighty-iourth year.
The new buildings at the State Normal
School are going up brayely. and will be in
readiness for the Influx Of Virginia girls
who would be teachers IN September.
Preparation for the Exposition il going
on, and Prince Edward may be counted on
as being " we'll to the 'front.'"
The Republicans Of the county are 10 the
greatest commOtion and confusion regarding
congressional candidates. Last night Bate,
OF Petersburg, Langsten eolored politician,
came by appointment to hold ratification
meeting. The Hooper supporters having
susplcIOs OF some Interior motive captured
the meeting. and then psndemonium reigDed
and night was made hideous. The opposing
faction came TO blows, which, owing 20 police
interfering, ended without serious results.
The cropprospect in the adjoining county
Is very good.
The health record OF this corporation Is
exceptionally good for the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
PETERSBURG.
ENCOURAGING srATrsrICs-IEcREAssD
TOBACCO AND COTTON RECEIPTS.
Sale Of Mill Propsrty-Psrsonal and Miscel'
ianeous Notss-Meal Ship
mcnts, 60.

fcorrospondence Of the Richmond Dispsichl
July "a, 1883.
The sales Of loose tobacco IN this market
from October I, 1887, TO July ], 1883, we're
7.27s, 2C3 pounds. The inspections OF To-
bacco during the same period were 500
hoeshcads az against 3,39S hogshcads
Tor the corresponding time OF last year,
IN increase OF about 1900 ho2shcads
in the nine months. The inspections this
week were $40 hogsheads and the receipts
OF hogsheads.
An increase OF 1000 bales is also shown In
the receipts OF cotton at this port to dale
over the corresponding period OF last year.
The number Of bales brought to market 10
wagons during the last ten months was
300.
The internal.revenue collections for the
week ending yesterday amounted 10
Ss,534.5O and the exports oil manufactured
tobacco 10 1882 pounds.
Ii is reported that tile property in the
western portion OF the city known a. The
old Merchants cotton.factory and the Hope
four.mills, belonging to the estate OF the
late Andrew Keyan, has been sold within
the last day or two to Mr.. John n. Strsus, OF
New York, proprietor OF the satisfactory
Just started in this place. The prices have
not as yet trdnsplTeu.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. William IL. Gee, former resident OF
Petersburg, died few days agoin Boydton.
He was member OF the Appomattox Lodge
OF Odd-Fellowf OF this city, and had long
been In delicate health.
MIR. Richard Bagby. who was Drougbt
home from Lynchburg a few days ago 10
partially parsIyzed condition, Shows no ia
provemeut. His condition indeed Is regarded
as less favorable.
Rev. S. S. Lambeth, Of Richmond, was In
our city te.day. He has host OF iriends
here who are always glad to zee him.
Mr. Charles &. Akers, OF Lynchblrg, ana
Miss Pearl Boiaeau, Of this city, were mar
RED evening before last at Grace lEpiseopsIl
cburch-Rey. G. j. Gibson oflciatlns. a
number OF the friends OF the parties were
present 10 witness the interesting ceremony.
The happy couple took the evening train for
their home In Lynchburg.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
His Honor Mayor Collier Is administering
Justice and enforcing the laws in the most iln'
partial manner, and IS commended therefor
by all good citizens.
The District Conference OF the methoolst
Episcopal Church will meet at Irlnlty
church, Ii DlnWluule couu'J, h0Ae - -
uesday. The opening sermon VIII Do
preached by Rev. X. NJ. Chandler, and lay
delegates 10 the next Annual Conference
will be elected.
The shipments OF meal from this elty TO
the States south during the present week
aggregated about $4,000 pounds.
Several vessels are loading at our wharves
with lumber for the northern markets. The
lumber trade OF our city has largely in
creased within the last two or three years.
ROBIN ADAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
RTAUN TON.
Illness or Mr.. BisdsOe-POiitichi-
Crops.

Illness or Mr.. BiedsOe-POitt1chi-
Crops.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
July IA, 1883.
A detp and heartfelt sorrow which has eN-
isted in this cliJ and section for some days
past. caused By the extreme illness OF VT.
Thomas A. Bledsoc, has been partly relieved
by the announcement OF his bettered condl-
ton and reasonable hope OF recovery. HIS
health has not been good for some months,
and this. together with the exactIng nature
of his business upon his mind and strength,
called for some relaxation from consistency oil
application. Mr.. Bledsoe is the cashier OF
the National Valley Bank, position he has
held since shortly after its organization In
1861. This bank transacts very large
amount OF business. aud the calls upon
Mr.. BIedsoe personally by It's Gus
toners from wide extent OF agri-
cultural and livestock trading country,
as well az from the business men OF tue CITY,
are more than usual. His kindness IN man
per aud neyer-iailing courtesy to all Win
whom he comes in the least IN contact sre
the genuine promptings OF his noble nature.
1t was not strange that the whole community
should be moved when one so ldentineo Wlth
its business Interests and 30 highly respected
as u CltlLcU duQ Oulishi"h
thought 10 be upon bed where his strength
was wasting away, nor in the expression OF
thankiuness for the hope that he will be re-
stored in health to his family and that his
wears NAV vet be many In the midst Of tue
Deople that so affectionately esteem him.
The stanton Democratic Club held an
other business meeting last night, completing
arrangements for a vigorous canvass. The
Congressional District Convention meets
here 1st OF August, and 1t IL the purpose OF
the Lexington Democratic Club to be here
I'm full numbers Of more than one hundred
members, wearing campaign bats, waving
bandanas, etc., and the Staunion Club will IN
body receive and welcome them on the oc-
casion, A committee was also appointed to
receive the delegations from the different
counties as they arrive.
Colonel w. L. Bumgardner and Mr..
Charles L. Kemper, OF the staunton Club,
who attended the meeting OF the National
League at Baltimore. made spirited and en-
tertainipg reports OF the occurrences there
at that time.
The first new wheat was sold in this mar.
ket Yesterday at so cents per bushel. 1t is a
good quality OF the new variety known as
"Fulcaster," was raised by William A. Nc
Comb, OF Arbor Hill, Augusta county, and
bought by Messrs. WITT & Holt, our city
millers.
Considerable rain fell here night before
last, since which time 1t has been clear and
quite cool. CATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Thn Alnxandri, Gn.ette save:

"Tberc Is hardly measure that Is brought
before the Senate, no matter how national
and uusectional it, character may be and how
disconnected with mere party policies, ths'
few or many OF the Republican senators
tho leading ones, too-do not make " the
occasion for Juggling In sectional and psru
questions and war anlmosilies. for no other
purpose than TO gain few votes that cannot
be bought with money In The North at Toe
next election. They may succeed, but they
as well a. all other people know that such
success must be at the expense oil me wno'e
country, for their action can only tend 10
keep the South solid"
True. Nowhere do We find stronger evil
dcnce 10 sustain the charge that the Repuo'
licau party is sectional party than in the
utteraRces OF their leaders In the Senate.
And as long as This shall be the case the
South will eve II to herself and TO the ma
ton to remain solid for the preservation oil
her civilization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

and not an array Of political seris subser-
viept TO Car MAuoSs. That may describe
the situation II we are satisfied to regard the
The WISE. HousrvS faction as the Republican
party Of Virginia; but how about the negroes
should the National Republican Committee
conclude that MluoSp's influence Is worth
more than The influence OF the anti. Hshcne-
itesi win the wIsE-HousToS men read the
man and the brother out OF the partyf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Fall OF q Trapezs-rsrfsrmer.

CHARLESTON, 5. c.. July l4.--Enech Car.
weather, a tight.rope walker aud trapeze.
performer, with Payne's Pavilion Circus,
who has been visiting bis home IN this city
since Tuesday, last night, while prscticing
on his trspeze-bsr, lost his hold and fell 70
the ground, a distance OF about twenty feet.
He struck on his left side and received 90.
risus internal injuries, besides cutting BIS
face and knocking several teeth cut. He
will probably be confined 10 his bed several
Nceks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
QUAY WILL ACCEPT.
He Refuses TO Talk Politics, but
Feels Confident.

An Atlantic Cily(N J.)special says: Colo
mel NJ. 5. Quay, the newly.elected chairman
OF the National Republican Committee, ar
rived here this evening from Brigantine
Beach, where be has been unsuceessfully
endeayoring 10 make the big hauls OF ilsh
that went to his record in previous years.
While be would not talk politics in general
be told the Herald correspondent that be
would certainly accept the Craftsmanship OF
tho National Republican Committee, and
that be had not known that bis position in
the matter had ever been questioned.
As to the Republicans prospect he said he
had no doubt whatever as TO the certainty
OF General Harrison's election. When asked
as to the strength Of the ticket on the Pacific
coast, he said be thought Oregon was the
fngerboaTd OF public opinion IN that section,
and that California, Nevada, aud Oregon
would give big maiorities Tor the Republic
can candidates.
When questioned regarding the story In
circulation here to-day 10 the effect that
General Harrison would spend week in
Atlantic City during August, he said that he
had no information on that point, neither
did he know whether Mr.. Blaine would
come into New jersey TO take the stump.
Then for q moment Colouel Quay became
the interviewer, and asked with twinkllng
eyes what was the situation in this State.
When told about the high-icense law be was
Particular to ascertain its provisions aud
where It was likely to afectt the vote one way
or the other.
The Pennsylyanis Senator says he has been
suffering from insomnia for more than a
month. and that last nigat was the first time
that he has been able 10 secure natural rest.
He had not been In communication with any
OF the political leaders IN New York since his
arrival here, nor could he say when and
where the National COMMITTEES headquarters
would be opened. lie had not writtea a
letter Of acceptance because he thought such
q Formally was entirely unnecessary.
He would not express any opinion con-
cerning the stains OF the tariff fight In Con.
gress. declaring that no one could tell Just
what the House would do.
Senator Quay Is accompanied by bis son,
A. q. O. Quay, and J. 5. Harrass, his private
secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
FREDERICKSBURG.
A Frrs-Murder In the Second Degree,

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July lathe two
stery brick kitchen in the rear OF the resi-
dence OF Mr.. George w. Shepherd was
totally destroyed by FIRE this morning about
4 O'Clock. Loss about $500.
The case OF Thomas Edwards alics Jack.
son, who shot and killed Douglass Pryor In
this city some time ago, was tried by the
CORPORATION Court THURSDAY. The jury
after being out 6fty.two hours brought In a
verdict OF murder In the second degree and
Fixed his term OF Imprisonment at fourteen
years 10 the penitentisry. Judge John T..
Goolrlck represented the Commonwealth
aud Mr. A. II. Dickinson the defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
FOR the Peer oir,..

Rev. A. Il. Dickinson, d. D., Of this city
writes from Glade sprier, Va, 10 friend
here: "You will be glad 70 bear that Mr.
Hiram v. Thompson, Of this place, whr
headed the movement for putting up Q new
building for cur Southwest Virginia Iusti'
tute with $500. now gives e2.Sog 10 endow Z
scholarship, the interest OF which shall pay
the expenses Of poor girl 1t this school
thyouxh cQulGx yeaxs@"
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shenandoah Democrats.

WOODSTOCK, Va, July 14.-The Demo-
cratic County Convention held here to-day
by vote OF ~ 10 sent TO the district con-
yention TO be held here July Goth a solid
delegation instructed for the denomination Of
Colonel @. Il. 0'Feuall, OF Rockingham, fer
Congress. Five OF the delegates met after
wards and named a delegstiea to the same
convention instructed for William 4. Alex
ander, OF Frederick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

The Boston Herald says: "Now that the
Republican National Committee has chosen
Senator QUAY for its chairman 1t ought to
issue instructions as 10 the proper manner OF
pronounciDg his NAME" The proper pro-
nuncialion Is @ Soap.V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Fire I'm Dtnwidde.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

PETERsBcRG, Va, July 1.-THE large barn
and stables belonging TO Mr.. w. j. Boswell,
in Dinwiddic county, were destroyed by fire
about 10 O'Clock this morning, with his en-
tire stock OF hay, corn, wheat, &C., amount
ing to fully two years supply. The loss IL
about 1900, with no insurance. The fire
was undoubtedly the work Of au incendIary.
Mr.. Boswell and his hands were away at the
time at work In the fields.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

The views Of Hon. Jous 8. WISE on the
situation 10 bis party 10 Virgins As given 10
. New York Herald correspondent and re-
producsd In smother column Of this paper
tbs morning are interesting. but slightiy
tiueed perhaps With oyer.cenhdencs.
Among other things M. WISE Gays MAHcSE
dis gelng down and Out" IL hei We shall
zee. Again, Mr. WISE declares thai The Re-
nphEcan posty n YIggblb tp.du " spAxty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Caught In Roanoke.

Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.1
ROANOKE, Va, July 14-Sberif Weber,
Of Roanoke county, arrested N. v. Karses
here this evening on q bench-wsrrapt from
Bedford county, where he stands indicted
for grand larceny. He was taken to Salem
and confined in jail to await the arrival Of
the sheriff frem Liberty. His daughter was
with him at the time Of his arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
A Leap-Year German in Gioucestcr
Comfy.

correspondence Of tss Richmond D!spstch.l
HAMPTON, July Is, 1883.
On Tuesday evening lnt (loth) beautiful
leap.ycar german was iendered by the ladies
of Ware and North Rivers TO their bachelor
scquaintances. The german was given al
Goshen, the lsvely residence OF Maier w. X.
Perrin, on Ware river. Probably not since
the war has there been such brilliant gath.
ering In this old eeunty, nor have 90 many
charming and beautiful ladies' with perfectly
exquisits toilets been brought together as on
this occasion. Amosg those present were
Miss Maggie Fresland, OF Richmond; Miss
Anna Liliian Fnhs, Of Richmond; Miss Susie
Tabb, Of Richmond; Miss AhmAt Of Rich.
nond; Mrs. Conquest, Of Richmsnd; Miss
Fannie Perrin, Miss Nina Taiiaierro, Misses
Mary and Fsnnie Byrd, Miss Ais Tabb,
Mis- Marion RoLlps. Aissel - snd Lee Dab,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

Senator BUTLER spoke the truth when, in
discussing the Presidents veto messages, he
said that there was much greater peril to the
liberties OF the people from the usurpations
OF Congress than from the Executive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

II Prussia besitated TO make war on
Queen NATALIE because OF her sex, why
didn't BISMARCK send for FORAKER! That's
his specially, aud at present he seems to be
out OF lob,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
THE DUCHESS GETS 100000.
That Is fer Pin noaev and she May
Get Most Of the Hamsrsiey Estass.

Surrogate Ransom, OF New York, ycster-
day granted Lillian. Duchess Of Marlborough,
IN allowance Of 100000 ss pin money, from
Hauersey, now In litigation before the Su.
preme Court, general Term. On the Tues
day previous 20 Der marriage to the Duke 81
Marlborough Mrs. Hanersiey, through her
attorney, Robert SeweIL made application to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

SHERMAN Is down on trusts. Doubtless.
lie has had bitter experience. He trusted
FORAKER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

r6ySALvATION ARMY. SPECIAL
MEETINGS TO-DAY Sunday at II n NJ, and
O'Clock P. NJ, ct the hall corner OF Spring ana
Pipe streets Captain GLOVER, Lieutenant RICH
ARpsoN, and others will DO present and good
meetings may be expected. All are welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

"Czar MALONE" is good, and II Is not
beyond the range Of possibility that he will
be given chance to make good the title.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

II Asst EXCURSION OF THE s "a.
i son 10 CAynRNs OF LUkAI AMP MAJ,
kAL BRiDok hoxpAY, jay s ~ az Isa,ss
chesapeake ana oAso ranssy a VIZ natural
,ispos ct lao A. u. fs LafAy aaa AZ tea
bridge. %; " Lurey, ~ Use. 4, sepx
CLkxH. MCDOWELL 3 ApAs~
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCUR-
First regiment Virginia volunteers, on steamer
Ariel TO Dutch Gap. THURSDAY, July 10, 1858.
Fine string band, dancing, &C. Refreshments
at city prices No improper characters will DO
allowed on the boat nor any Intoxicating liquors
sold. Gentlemen, 50 cents; ladies aad chill
dren. % cents.
Boat leaves at 7l5 P. N. S,reetcars connect
with the boat on return. ~ i5-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
BRIEF COMMENT.

BouLASGERs last advertisement was a
pretty costly one.
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CACRED CONCERT.
~
WARWICK PARK.

A SACRED CONCERT will be held at Warwick
Park SUNDAY, July 18th. Music will be fur
nishsd by the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Band-John KsssBich, leader.
GondolA Chimborszo leaves her wharf a! 10 A.
b., 1880, 4, and 8 p. N. Returning. leaves tho
park at 1l:l5 A. H., 2:45, Sis, and 7:30 P. NJ.
Boating, sailing, bathing. Refreshments
served at city prices.
Fare Csc. round trip. ~ i5-tAuii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
tss- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Of Main and Sixth strests).-Roy W. w.
LANDRUg, d. d., pastor. will preach at II IL NJ
No evening service till further notice.
After the sermon three new dcacons VIII be Or
deiuof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
v,UIRD AMMAN, EXCLUSION OF

rT,HIRD ANNUAL EXCURSION Us
i The BROTHERHOOD or LoSVS"ypsttRr
MEMS. OLD POINT. AND NORFOLK hVNDA"
JULY Is. ie<S. y..,rer4
Norx &C sachss viii Be PLACED ., ne kce 80 ~
and Daavi,ls depot Manchester. Va, les
Accon mo1at,sa OF eur patrossgs ~. 1900.
Music. Danciss. Boating. betaiss 49, ssnst .
40 "A, u. SHARP. Tscs<ts--AGals. tA~' NN''
drsa between ave saa YEA years, fse A.. az ,,a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

He says IL n Asiastc Cholera.
fBy telegraph 70 the Disratch-l
PIIrsBURoH, July IA. = DR.. McCandless
prononnces the disease OF which Porter
Mach died on THURSDAY Asiatlc cholera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
GRAND EXCURSION
TO NORFOLK %
BIZ sroSswALL JACKSON CAMP, No. -
rRArRRSAL LEGION.
SATURDAY. Jclr 81, isss

Tho train win lsays the Chesapeake ana Ohio
Sspos 9 10 o'clock y RsturrinS. vin leave
SostoIx JAY - . ESQ - No ums lsss mon,
une 70 al VINO a<tend nd eoed order.
Spsci.} tseches for eelorsd people
EorA ol.tc Ter Ne rQand Mo.
rsnons taking MI Hip GA vielt Ocean yisw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
COMBINED EXCURSION
" TO WEST POINT
By THE RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER
GROVES, UNITED ANCIENT ORDER
OF DRUIDs,
MONDAY, August q, 1883
BAND.

Tickets: Ad ults. 80 cents; children. 25 cents.
Train leaves Richmond and Danville depot,
Virginia street. at A. NJ. ~ l5-Sutd