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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-28
PETEkS BURG.
Sudden Death-RejOiced Over His
Lease of Life-PersonaI Notes


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, January q, 1888.
Information was received here this
morning of the death of Mr.. John $.
Bllck, an aged and highly-respected citi-
zen of Dinwiddie county, at his resi-
deuce near Ream's Station. Death is
said to have been caused by heart
disease and to have been sudden. Mr..
Blick was about seventy-six years OF age
and was widely known and connected.
To-day was the day fixed by the Cir
cult Court of Greenville for the execu-
ton Of Randall Watson (colored) for the
murder of Joe Robinson, at Bellfield, in
December, 1886. The writ OF supcrSc-
IDEAS awarded several days ago by Judge
Hinton of course suspends the execu-
ton OF the sentence, and the case will be
reviewed by the Supreme Cour'. Wat
son, who is confined in the jail OF this
city, is greatly rejoiced over his further
lease of life. 1t is hardly believed, how
ever, that he will escape the gallows.
The indictments against h. =. Bar
ham, W. NJ Lewis. W. W. Evans, J. c.
Kennedy, and w. j. Smith for libel will
he called for trial in the Hastings Court
tomorrow.
Mr.. Howard James and bride (nee
Miss Matte Couhns), who were married
in North Carolina day or two since, re-
turned to the city last evening.
A fine horse belonging TO Mr.. j. j.
Westmoreland had its leg broken on
Sycamore street this afternoon and had
to he killed.
There has been good skating in this
section for several days. The lakes at
the West End Park are favorite resort
for ladies and gentlemen who take plea
sure in the psstime. ROBIN ADAIR,
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WATER WATER
The DRISErsG SUPPLY or NORFOLK
uEbEa INVESTIGATION.
The Portsmouth observation-disclosures
ments-Discharged-The Y. n. A
knights Of Pythiss.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispa,ch.l

lCorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, January q, 1888.
The Academy OF Medicine here is en-
gagged in investigating the character and
condition OF the water supply of Nor
folk. and much interest is manifested in
the result of the work the doctors have
undertaken. as the disposition to erum-
ble at the character of the water supply
is widespread in the community. AprO-
pos OF water it is now said the Ports
mouth and Snffolk water-works will
surely be in operation by April next.
The bad weather greatly interferes with
the workmen. A test of the mains from
Suffolk 10 Portsmouth will be made next
week. The company have about twenty
five miles of pipe down, and all the ma
chinery up except the reservoir near
Portsmouth. Over 100000 have been
sunk in these works, and if the seven
teen-mile main is TO be relaid it will cost
$500, 900 more.
A fine audience greeted Rev. DR.. LAT
ferty, OF Richmond, at Granby-Street
Methodist Episcopal church last night,
and enjoyed his lecture on LACK of
Luck with Lee" At the Northern Club
Professor n. b. Webster entertained a
large gathering with the Harmonies of
Creation" At the Young Mems Chris
tian Association rooms the tragedian
Frederick Warde gave artistic readings
from Gas You Like II " and the q" Mer-
chant of Venice for the benefit Of the
association,
The young man, A. 3. Tompkins,
brought here from Washington by De-
tective Wilbern on the charge OF steal
ing $500 worth of diamonds, has been
discharged from custody, there being no
evidence of theft.
Grand-Chancellor Thomas II. Virnel-
son will make his last official visit for the
current Pythian year in going to South
ampton county next week. He reports
prosperous year with the order through
out the State. The Grand Lodge meets
next month.
The Virginia Pilots Association of
this city has sent Captain r. c. Mar
shall to Washington TO appear before the
congressional committee in opposition to
the bill now pending before Congress
abolishing compulsory pilotage.
This has been an exceptionally busy
matrimonial week in Portsmouth, six or
eight couples having been united.
The receipts of cotton have fallen off
considerably within tho last few days,
and the season is rapidly drawing to a
close. The receipts are now about five
hundred bales day.
1t is expected that about the first OF
the month a considerable force will be
taken in the yard to work on the new
battle-ship. The material is now coming
in for the work.
The police say they are unable to
find out anything about the robbery of
Italian immigrants here, as reported in
the Richmond papers. u.
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below zero, he took his accustomed bath.
He says that he has become 80 accus-
toned to it, and has derived so much
benefit from it, that he does not
dread any change in the tempera-
tire in the weather, aud that he enjoyed
the bath as much as in midsummer.
He says that some twenty-five years ago
he was troubled with catarrh, aud was
Induced to try bathing as q remedy, and
that he has been completely cured Of
tue trouble. He has since enjoyed the
best Of health, worked hard every day,
eats well, and sleeps well, and never
takes any medicine. He attributes il all
TO his constant bathing. He is one of
the strongest of temperance men, and does
not use tobacco in any form. He SAYS
more water and less rum and tobacco is
what the people need to insure good
health.
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English P0achers.
[Saturday ReYiew.l

The amateur pOacher is seldom very
charming character. He is either purse
proud snob, who likes to read in the
pnpers that he and his party Including
two or three lords aud If possible a
prince have killed more grouse, stays,
partridges, or pheasants in given
time than any one else within
three counties, at the very least /;
or else he is a little sneaking squi-
recn, with n thieving spirit which
would have rendered him a regular jail
bird in different walk of life. Can it
be a matter Of surprise, therefore, if the
professional poacher is bit OF black
guard? A less romantic character than
a common poacher it would be difficult
to imagine. He is often to be seen
standing at street-corners in villages and
small country towns, his hands in his
pockets and his hat or cap drawn over
his eyes; he wears a slack, roomy
coat, with large pockets, which
look as if they had been over
filled, and he is generally smoking and
always splitting. If you go to his cot
tage on any charitable GRAND you will
rarely ind him at home, although a
glimpse may occasionally be caught OF q
pair of trousers going up his staircase, or
of male figure retreatipg behind some
bushes in the back garden of his
house. Dirt and untidiness are the
characteristics of his establishment ;
but even the most benevolent
visitors receive but a cold well
come. Just as liar may be something
else besides liar, so poacher may be,
and usually is, something else besides a
poacher. Very commonly he calls him
self farm laborer. Short and inter
mittent "jobs are what he likes best,
and he often changes his master. He
will engage himself to farmer in order
TO gain the right of going upon GER
tain land, and then, after O care
full survey, he will set gins where he
thinks proper. To be ordered to work
in a field next TO a covert is what he likes
best, aud when his masters back is
turned he notices the hare's runs in the
fence that divides the field from the
wood. At night he returns to the scene
of his observations and sets loose purse
net over each run. He then goes
into the covert and walks through
the side of 1t next to the fence.
when the chances are that at least hare
or two will become entangled in his nets
The "innocentlaborer type Of poacher
sometime carries a ferret and rabbit
net in his dinner basket, and seats him
self on hedge-bank honeycombed with
burrows to take his midday meal, with a
result which may be easily imagined. .
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RUSSELL COUNTY.
A singular and Fatal Disease.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
LEBANON, VA. January rs, 1888.
About year ago family by the name
of Billiards, residing in tins county near
the Scott line, was stricken down by a
peculiar and what proved to be a very
fatal disease. The symptoms resembled
those Of typhoid-fever, but were more
severe and contagious. Last week an
other family, by the name OF Campbell,
consisting of father, mother, and SOD,
was taken with the same symptoms. The
son died on the 18th, the mother on the
2jth, and the father on the 2Gth THAT
ia, early this morning.. So great is the
dread of the infection that the son lay
twenty-four hours after death before
any one could be persuaded to shroud
him, and then only one man performed
the last duties.
The engineering corps for the G. G. G.
railroad was located at Wagner's Ferry
the oath.
The snow is falling, and we hope to
have n good snow before its stops. We
need good snow to save the wheat crop.
Don.
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Death OF Professor n.aghara.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

lopcCldi titRtan 10 mo Dlspach.l
RALEIGH, January 27.-A private tele-
gram received this evening gives news Of
the death of Professor William j. Bing-
ham, eldest son OF Colonel William j.
Bingham. Of Bingham School. Profess
sor Bingham was for time professor in
Vifgitia college and was later profess
SCR st Davidson College. He resigned
the latter position year ago. His death
occurred ct San Antonio, Texas. He was
on bis way 10 Southern California for re-
lief from bronchial affection. His age
was tgenty-six years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-28
rrauau.ens Use or the MaII.

CHICAGO, January 27.--Thomas s.
Gardner, proprietor OF the Chicago
Farm Journal, who was arrested last
April by the United States postal au'
thosities for fraudulent use OF the mails
in conducting q lottery and gift enter
prise, was found guilty this morning in
the United States District Court and
fined $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-28

To! I0IVBIaFH 70 1"V "'7P''V.I1I
ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 27.-Fred.
Schultz, All old German who lived alone
about mile from this city, was found
dead near his house this morning by two
neighbors The neighbors were attracted
by the barking OF dogs, and upon going
10 the spot found the old man lying III
the snow dead with the dogs by his side.
II is supposed that he died OF heart
disease. He lived in the house alone,
but has wife and children living in
Washington.
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sCOrT COUNTY.
Accidentally Kilicd-News Notes.
fcorresnondance Of tho Richmond Dispatch !

ELECTROMAGNETIC
EsTmLvILLE, VA, Jan. 26, 1888.
While the section-hands were at work
in cut near Mace Springs. on the South
Atlantic and Ohio railroad, tree was
accidentally felled across the cut, killing
instantly Levi Clarke and seriously III
jurng Samuel Lane.
Several railroad officials have domi-
ciled in Estillville. Prominent among
them, Captain John jenkins, supenn-
tendent OF the South Atlantic and Ohio
railroad.
The Progressive Age, the leading Re
publican organ of Southwest Virginia,
has been removed from Estillville tc
Big-Stone Gap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-28
Ba.hsnwtm. spring in Miduinter.

A Stoughton Mass. special says
Robert Porter, man now sixty-tive
years old, coal dealer and farmer, has
for the past twenty-five years gone
every morning, summer and winter, be-
tween and O'Clock, to 40 open spring
on his farm and taken bath. Yester-
day morning and this morning, when
the thermometer registered 15' To zoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-28
SPEAKER Carlisle I'm proving.


WASHINGTON. January 27.-The i'm
provement in Speaker Carlisle's health
still continues. This morning he and Mrs.
Carlisle and the Speakers piece, Miss
Green, left this city for Baltimore where
they took the revenue-cutter for Fortress
Monroe. They will probably be gone
ten days or two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-28
heath OF Major Andrew He,rn..

Ms,or Andrew Beirne departed this
life Wednesday night ut his residence ia
Lewisbarg. w. Va, in the tifty-eighth
year of bis age. he entered the Con-
federste army Of fbe beginning Of the
war as Q member OF Company II, rwen-
ty-seoond Virginia regiment, and con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-28
AUCTION sALEs-rhis Day.
BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
ONO. =. Lsughton, Jr.. Salesman
No. q Ninth street.

CPECIAIi SALE OF SELECT FAMI-
y LY GROCERIES. CANNED GOODS, sUPE-
RIOK COLLECTION or FINE WINES, BRAN
DIES, AND OTHER LIQUORS, TOBACCOS, CT
CARS. HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS, CORK
ING.MACHINE, &C. AT AUCrION.-By direc-
tion OF the owner, who IL disseminating business,
shall sell at auction. on
SATURDAY THE 2SrH INSTANT
AZ f0H o'clock. at the store No 300 east Broad
street, the entire stock, consisting Of full line
Of -
FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS,
TOILET anG LAUNDRY SOAPS,
TOBACCOS, CIGARS. SUGARS, COFFEESi
largo line OF IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, embracing Madeira, sherry, Bur-
gundy, and other wines, Brandies, and Whie-
keys OF fine grades;
I CORKING MACHINE, with large lot OF
COKKS. LABELS. CAPS, &c, together With
large collection OF such goods IS IL usually
found In a first-class retail family grocery;
NEW HOWE'S 500-POUND PLATFORM
SCALES;
VERY OkNAMENTAL PARTITION.
ALSO AT II O'CLOCK,
excellent GROCER'S WAGON AND HARNESS,
with RELIABLE and VALUABLE HORSE.
This sale offers special Inducements TO house.
Keepers, restaurant- and ho;el-ktepers, ~ the
stock IL irst-class aud will be sold IN lots 70 suit
purchasers.
Should the sale not be concluded at the morn
ing sale 1t will be continued at , o'clock L. VI.
TERMS: Cash. GEORGE W. MAYO,
1ag7 AuctiOneer.
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Business failures.

Try telegraph to the Dlspatch.J
New YORK, January T.-The business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
try last week number for the United
States, 268 and for Canada 80 total, BIZ,
against 3l4 last week.
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The Modern Russian Army.

contemporary ReyieW.l
There are, indeed, points in which
Russia must be initiated by all who
move, for the Russian is now the most
modern OF all modern armies We may
regret as much Us We please the loss Of
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DICHMOND BAZAAR, Or
Nos 1893 AND liD EAST FRANKLIN STREET.

TODAY
at 10 o'clock we will sell number Of excellent
HORSES, MULES. BUGGlRS, PHAETONS, and
WAGONS, from which selections may be made.
AT II O'CLOCK
VERY GOOD SECONDHAND PHAETON:
ISIDE-BAR BUGGY and HARNESS, In good
order:
1OPEN BUGGY and HARNESS. in good order
livery GOOD TOP-WAGON and HARNESS,
for grOcers use:
% bales HAY. I'm good order.
, THOROUGHBkED ALDERNEY COWS
young. gentle, large mixers, iue specimens,
fresh to pail. and can be recommended 70
parties wanting nrsic.ass stock.
ia21 4. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-28
BY r. b. Chsfin & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS
NO. north Tenth street.
TaMEs-RIvERFARMFOR SALE

TAMES- FARM FOR SALE;
81 nv virtue Of n decree OF Aibemarle Circuit
Cont made Mt its October term. 1881, 10 VIC
chgncery cause Of william NJ. Persins ana WE
againsi X b. Chsrn, trustee, and otheir. .no
undersigned will ollcr for sale al puoiic aucuon'
on the premises, on
Tagsru DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1888.
n, 0 O'CLOCK p. NJ. the MOUNTAIN-vfEWF FARM,
situated on James river. in Albemarie county,
within few hundred yards OF Browns s,epon'
on the Richmond and Allegheny raiiroal, on
tanning about oOsh ACREs, OF when NOR 'n nan
900 acres are nrst-class low-grounds; On We
property there Il a good brick dwelung-honse
and ali usual farm buildings In good repair; We
will also sell at the same time the hCLAlN rhnn'
adjoining tho s2oVe; con Monn,sin.yisw farm
win he sold a. a whole or in parcels as VIII best
'rrRNs. Cash as 10 one fourth OF the purchase
noneJ, and "a TO the balance on credit Oh one,
two. and three years In equal payments, bearing
interest from day Of sale and secured oy boDds
of the purchaser with good personal security,
and by retention OF title: or personal security
NAV be dispensed with "a 20 any purchaser pre-
fetlinR 10 pay rs much a. one thlIu Oh LIS P"i-
chase-mOney In cash. =.
Nr Perkins will take pleasure In showing inc
nrooerty GEORGE j. HCNDLEl,
THOMAS y. hAkTiN,
Commissioners.
Sale by X. n. CuAFFIS & Co, AUcuoneers
CLERKS OFFICE. ALsEMtRLE CIRCUIT COURT;
I, r. w. Duke, clerg OF Albemarle Circui.
Court. DO hereby certify that the bond inquired
nv the decree entered I'm tho above cause. al tue
October term. 1857, has been given by each OF the
comni -sior ers. Given under my hand this 5th
dav ~ Decemher 1857 X. ". DUKE,
Clerk OF Court.
NorE.-At the same time We are requested 70
cav there will be a trustees sale or FAhMiNI
IMPLEMENTS, CROPS, and other personal pro
Dertv GEORGE J. HUNDLEl,
de7-W&Satds THOMAS \. MARTIN.
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VORK-RIVEB LINE WA WEST
4 POINT.
TRAINS DAILY, STEAMERS DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY.

The tayorite route % Baltimore. Thesteamers
on this line are models Of beauty. elegance, aud
comfort Leave Richmond '3.D z. NJ. leave
West Point 10 p. 81. arrive Baltimore A. N. ;
leave Baltimore Il ~. arrive Richmond 'lO4O
A. NJ.
Fare Richmond to Baltimore: Flrstclass. q
second class. fl.J
The York River Line affords superior sdvan-
tAges 10 business men 10 enabling them 70
leave Richmond near tho close Of the days
transactions and arrive at Baltimore early next
morning. after having enjoyed u delightful
nights rest, free from the dust aud noise VI rail
way travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond Crwenty-thlrd
street depoO ...........-.-........ 100 \. NJ
Arrive Richmond lIwenty-third
street depop Observation-Disclosures. fc:Io I. NJ
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday
Depot and iicket-orlco; Foot Virginia street
Uptown Office: Corner Tenth and Main streeA
JAS. l. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
J. :. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond Va.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager;
+. b. THOMAS. General Manager. de 10
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FOR RENT.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

L,OR SALE, A WE'LL ESTABLISH
IL ED WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS.
Terms liberal. Satisfactory reasons given for
COMMERCIAL"
ia 23-2l' Dispdtch ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-28
AUCTION hALEG-Fninre Days.
By r. b. Chsrln & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. I north Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
AUCTION SALE OF A

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
1 VALUABLE FARM N HENRICO COUNTY.
ON YAKIMA ROAD. ABOUT NINE MILES
FROM RICHMOND, CONTAINING SIG o2lO
ACRES, WITH A PORTABLE DIV FILING
AND NEW BARN KNOWN ~ THE" LEVEL
FARM" ADJOINING FORT HARRISON, TIE
FARMS or WILLIAM BENNETT, ESQ. CAP
TAIN j. F. CHILDkEY, AND HENRY cox,
ESQ.-By virtue OF deed Of trust dated No
vember 49, 1882 recorded ia Henrico County
Court In Deadlock no. page s.. and AZ the re-
quest Of the beneficiary, default having been
made in the payment OF three notes secured
therein. will sell by public auction, IN front OF
Henrico county courthouse, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, Isss.
az l2o'clock 81. the FARM described In the said
deed as "all OF that certain RACl OF LAND,
together with al tie bulldogs aud other i'm
provements thereon, rights, ways, aud appuIte-
nances thereto belonging, lying and being III
the county Of Henrico, Va. on the west ~ide OF
the Yariua road, about eight miles below hich-
mOnd. containing 8l652 100 ACRES. exclusive OF
one zero reserved Tor a school house "
This Is n desirable property. and parties de-
sirnR To buy are Invited 10 call at the once OF
the auclioneers for any further Information de-
sired.
1ERNs: Whilst the deed requires cash as 10
tho debt due-say. H,4s2, with interest Oh si2b
from May ~. 1885,, and on a, 326 IRON November
Is, lsh7. aud expenses u executing this trust
by consent more liberal and accommodating
terms may be announced al time OF sale.
n. e. CnAFFlN. Trustee.
Sale by r. b. CHAFFIS & CO., Auctioneers.
ia 10
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AUCTION sALEs--Kutnre Days.
BY cnewnins q Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, ana broxen
No. north Tenth street.

NORTH TYLER STREET NEW
" ppopspTy by request Of the owner. We
will sell by auction. upon tho premises. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1883,
n, Az O'Clock p. NJ. anew FRAME DWELLING,
Containing four rooms Tho lot has non. .. =,
feet on the east iue Of Tyler street ~ acpln ..
los feet This Is the class OF properly 'Da' io""
gvays. Az sale CHEWING 81 ROSE,
a. o. Auctioneers.
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RIcnMoNp, january n, lssS

RICHMOND. January II, lsSS
L,OR SALE.-I OFFER FOR SALE
IL privately ths stock Of CLOTHS. TAIL0RS
TRIMMINGS, AND STORE FURNITURE OF A.
Simon, No 10 north Ninth street, consisting OF
Diagonats, Fancy Worsteds. Oyercoatings, Plain
ana Fancy Cheyiots, Diagonal and Worstcd Che
viots, Pantsioon Patterns Trimming, Mirrors,
Counters, Chairs, lkc. They con be seen aud In
spocted at the store. ). h WITT,
10 127t Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
4 BILE HOUSE AND LOT on THIRTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN STOCKTON AND EVk
RETT STREETS, MANCHES TER. NA.-By yir-
tue OF deed OF trust dated May 90, 1884,, and
duly recorded IN the CLERKS Ofilce Of the Hust-
lags Court OF the CITY Of Manchester In Deed
Book Volume v. page GGl, T. the undersigned
trustees, dofaul, having been made In tho pay
nfent Of a note thereby secured aud being author
ized 70 70 Go by the Virginia Fire aud Marine In
surance Company, We will sell q: public auction,
on the premises ON
MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1899.
az o'clock ?. NJ, that certain HOUSE and LOT
fronting 40 feet on the east side OF Thirteenth
street near the corner Of stockton street. run
ming back i20 ieet % au alley 20 feet wide. The
house contains about seven rooms and halls.
This Is one ot the most comfortable dwellings Ia
the city, and as 10 location and nelghborhood Is
unsurpassed.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses and executing
this trust. taxes. and 70 pay the above mentioned
note. which IL for the sum OF 500 ard Interest
from Nay -. lSS6-ssy about $3.50; the balance
upon such terms as will be male known OF the
sale. II II Is desired more liberal terms may be
had. ". l. COWAkDlNt
VS.. II. MCCARTHY,
Trustees.
SANPsoS &c ADAMSON. AuctiOneers.
ia lSl9,2l ,22,2 25,sj,y7, 2sS29
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-28

AChicaeo letter-carrier says Z" Hoods
sarsaparilla cured NE Of muscular rheu-
matism."
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC kAiLaOAD.->ehedeis
commencing JANUARY x isSS-eastern SLANT
y:sS A NJ. leaves Byrd-srceis station daily stops
only ~ AshlAnc, Junction, Mlil0f-
and Fredericksburg. sleeper ~
Washington. Leaves ashins ton iof
New York at ii:,o A. NJ.
e.i0A NJ. leaves Byrd-Strest siatioD. spefiM
Pullman Yesllbule train, on WIZ
extra fare l. charged Runs 1es-
days. Thursdays aud saturday,
Makes no local sfopa
ii:g1 A NJ, leaves Byri-Street station dahy. ga
cspt sunday. Leaves " aAhings nlos
New York Of El0PM 49,
eaOP NJ leaves Byrd. Street station oslf'
sleeper 10 New lort. ~
1888 A. NJ, arrives az Byfd-sUees station asil''
sleeper from New lots. ,.,.
2SsP NJ. arrives as Byrd street stanoo CAY
stops al Fredericksburg. Milford, az
Juncftoa. Slice .er hon sshlns'oI,
7is P. NJ, arrives Byristrses ss.iOn, sss StS
extra fare u charged. kuns MO-
DAYS, Wednesdays, ana FfiaA'N
Makes no local stops. ,,,
f04sP. NJ. arrives al Byri-street station aeiy'
except sunday. sleeper from "N'-
tngton.
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAiLy ExcSPr srsDAtS
s-aop NJ. accommodation leaves Byrd-,nes'
/ station: arrives a. Ashland 81 =; y,
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