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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
FIFTiETu CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1888.
Senate.

The Senate took up Senate bill appropri.
shns Sl.OO0.O0O 10 reimburse the depositors
OF the FTeedmsn's Savings and Trust Com
pany for losses incurred by the failure OF
that company.
Dir. EImunds moved TO strike out the
words "iu whole or in part OF African de-
scent" lie desired TO get rid OF the race
question.
Mr.. Beck opposed the amendment. The
words, be said, had been asserted st the re-
quest OF Hr. Trenholm, Commissioner, the
object being TO exclude the white depositors.
who had wrecked the bank, and 10 contine IL
specially to the poor colored people who had
been defrauded OF their little savings.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Vance called for the yeas and nays on
the passage OF the bill. but ~ ii was repre-.
sented 10 him that there was no quorum
present he withdrew the cali aud the bill
was passed without division.
House bills for the construction of bridges
across the ChiltahOoche. Flint, and the Ala
bzma rivers were reported from the Com
mittes on Commerce and placed on the cal
endar, and IL was agreed that all the bridge
bills would be considered after Mr. TelleI's
speech on the fishery treaty.
The conference report on the river and
harsor bill was received from the House, and
on motion OF Mr.. Edmuuds 1t was ordered
10 be printed.
The Senate then proceeded TO the copsld-
GRAFTON OF the fisheries treaty in open execu-
tive session aud Dir. Teller addressed the
Senate against tie treaty.
At The close Of Dir. Teller's remarks Mr..
Dawes obtained the floor aud the matter went
over till MoHdsy.
The Senate than proceeded to the con,ld-
Grafton OF the bills authorizing the consiruc-
tlou OF the bridges and passed the following
House bills with amendments: Across the
Ocones river In Lsursns county. Ca; across
the Tennessee river at Lambs Ferry, Ala.
scross the ocomulgee river, Ca; scross
the Black Warrior river (at Fosters
Ferry and the TombigDec I'm town
ship l2) in Alabama; across the Halt
fax river at Dayton, yolusia county. Fla, IA
pile bridee); sessss the Hillsborough river
ct Smyrna, Molusia county. Fla; across the
ST. Johns river between Delahd landing and
Lake Monroe, Fla.; across the Tennessee
river at Knoxville, Team. across the osts-
nauIs river at Rome. Ca; across the Chatta-
boochsc river, Georgis; across the Flint and
the Chsttahooches rivers, Georgia; across
the Alabama river at Montgomery, Ala.
A conference committee was appointed on
the amendments, which were merely formal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Tho Mills Bill.

Sc far as the House of Representatives Is
concerned the long struggle over the tariff
tas ended, that body having on yesterday
passed the MILLS bill by vote OF IG2 yeas to
$40 nays. The speech OF Mr.. MILLS closing
the debate was able and exhaustive, and
clearly demonstrated that "tbe question OF
free trade was absolutely irrelevant" His
facts and figures completely reiuted the
Republican charge that the measure IS free
trade measure. The question of tariff re-
form has been q difficult and perplexing one,
but the Democrats In the House have met 1t.
The bill Is not perfect, but 1t bears the I'm
press of statesmsnshIp for the reason that 1t
bears the impress OF compromise. II places
the Democratic party on record through their
representatives In the House as being true 10
their pledges 10 reduce the surplus and As
recognizing that eft is q condition which
conironts us-not theory" In 80 far as II
IL practicable for any bill TO cover the ex-
planatory tarid plank fn the 81. Louis plat
form the MILLS bill would seem to aim TO
cover It. That plank reads:
"Our established domestic industries and
enterprises should not and need not be en-
dangered by the reduction aud correction OF
abe burdens OF taxation. On the contrary,
. fair aud careful revision OF our tsx-laws,
with due allowance for the difference be-
tween the wages OF American and foreign
labor, must promote aud encourage every
branch OF such industries aud enterprises by
giving them assurances OF an extended mar
ket and steady and continuous operations"
Thus the Democrats in the House have
proved their faith by their works and their
patriotism by their spirit OF compromise,
and the Democrats throughout the country
can afford TO stand behind them. IL there
still be differences among the rank and die OF
the party let these emulate the example OF
concession set by those who were chosen
two years ago by popular vote to represent
them in Congress. The bill now goes to the |
Senate and Is square challenge 10 that Re- |
publican body 70 meet the issue Of reducing |
the surplus and relieving the people Of un- |
necessary and burdensome taxation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Not Consoling.

Berlin adyIces state that prior 10 the de-
parture Of the Russian Ambassador from that
CITY for st. Petersburg BisxAEcK handed
him document expressing bis (the German
ChanceIIor's Views on the Bulgarian ques-
ton. In II. IL u said. BfsNLRcK "f,vors the
maintenance OF treaty rights, at the same
time taking into account Russla's legitimate
claims" The maintenance OF treaty rights
meaps the maintenance Of tho treaty OF Ber-
lin, and the only legitimate claims Russia
has are under that agreement. Had Russia
been satisfied with recognition OF these
claims the Bulgarian question would have
been settled long ago. But she wants
mere than she Is entitled 10 accord
ing to what Is termed the public
Law OF Europe, and has been working sssldu'
Dusty 10 bring about q stste OF affairs in the
Balkans THAT would afford her an excuse for
grabbing what she wants. Ever since the
Russo Turkish war she has been trying TO
regain the advantages she was compelled TO
relluqulsh by the enforced sbrogatlon OF the
treaty OF San Sieiano, and in order TO
that has GENE as near as she dared 10 'lola'
ton Of the Berlin treaty. When BISMARCK
says lie Is in favor Of the maintenance OF
treaty rights be says be is in favor OF
guaranteeing Bulgaria continued indepen'
dence. and places Germany in an attitude OF
opposition to Russian domination OF the IT.
tic Balkan State Bulgarian Independence is
one Of the greatest obstacles IN the way oil
Russian progress in the direction OF Constan-
tlnople. It therefore appears that II the
substance Of the document banded the Rus
sian Ambassador be as stated there Syery
little consolation ia 1t for the Gar, and that
there is no reason to suppose the meeting Of
the Emperors will affect in any material man-
ner the present status Of the eastern ques'
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
rsaUnANCE-mEN nEEr.
Annual Session OF tho Agents OF the
Northwestern Mutual Life-1u-
surance Company.

IIilWaukoe Hcntilol, AodLI
The public has been granted arespite for 4
DAY or 90 by the agents OF the Northwestern
Mutual Iiie-Insurance Company, aud yes
terday their association met 10 the new insu-
rance building, and the agents tslked iDAu-
rance At each other 90 earnestly that the
chairman had repeatedly to rap for order. 1t
was the annual meeting, aud there wSre over
100 present, representing both the Eastern
and Western divisions OF the United States.
Colonel J. b. Cary, OF Richmond, Va, was
reelected president, and George +. Copeland,
Of Davenport, Ia, secretary and treasurer.
During the afternoon members from the
Eastern department sent for Secretary j. W.
skinner, asking that be bring with him
papers from his Office relating to some
financial matters. II was but pretext to
secure the presence OF Dir. skinner, who lsa
very modest man. When he appeared Colonel
Cary arose aud 10 a neat speech presented
him with handsome gold watch and chain,
the giit OF the Eastern-department MEM
bers. The presentation was great surprise
10 AR. Skinner and TO the western agents
also. To-day the election OF trustees occurs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
West Point Notes.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
WEST POISr, VA, July 81, 1883.
Mrs. Robert :. Dudley is visiting her
fathers family in King aud Queen.
A largo number Of our citizens went
down to Old Point In tho Elm City yester-
day and report 40 excellent time.
Misses Annie Willi9ms. Of Baltimore, and
Clsnmis Anderson, Of King and Queen, two
charming young ladies, are visiting Mrs.
J. ". Bland.
Extensive preparations are being made for
n lsrae uunber Of delegates who will attend
the Disciples' convention here on August
18th. Among the distinguished ministers
who srs expected are Reys. +. ID. Power. OF
Washington; Jsmss Vernon, Jr., OF Balt-
more; j. Il. Tyler, OF Cincinnati; L. l..
Powell, Of Louisville; and K. G. Cave, |.
J. Spencer, and l.. A. Cutler, OF Richmond.
ALPHA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
The Laugh was On the Landlord.


A story Is related at the expense of hotel
proprietor At Tacoma, Washington Terri
tory. A stranger who bad been stepping at
the house for few weeks asked the pro-
pfistor how far II Was 10 Mt. Rainier, which
appeared to DO only q couple OF niles distant,
although, In fact, Il was searly one hapdred.
The proprietor winked At the byssan ders and
said thai perhaps IL was a milo away. The
bssrdsr SAID he believed lie would walk out 70
see 1t fer exercise. The landlord encouraged
the " tendsrisoi," who, after borrowing tbs
prspristsr's fne dsld-glass, immediately
started. The Joke was too rich for the hstel
nan to keep, and be treated all bands. But
the pedestrian did notresurs. The landlord
at last became suspicious. and found that the
vaIise which the "tesdsrfoot" had left Vas
filled with briekbsts, and that he had carried
OF seventeen towels and every thing else that
be could get Into his pockets, Besides this
he owed q two weeks board bill. lie Il
probably stu walking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

ain the Observation-Disclosures cam
palgn OF the grandfather OF BESJfhIS HAIR
RIsoS eight HAzzEN brothers formed brass
band and blew their way through this State,
and helped elect OLD TRPLCANOE." Now
the Republican party is trying to blow It's
way through the country and elect the grand
son. but with al its brass il will not succeed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

time Sec 70 tary Of the COLONY Of Virg'a.
He Dyed 20 9Th OF March Anno 1872.
His other Felecityes ware Crowned BY BIS
happy marriage with Rebbscks, the Daugb.
Ter OF George Evelyn. Of the county OF
surry, Esq. She dyed the 2nd OF JANUARY.
Ammo 1872 al Long Dttvu IN Sc county OF
surry and left behind her . most hopc iuii
Progeny.
10 the old cbnrch-yard can be found many
old aud curious monumsnts, the oidest ohtea
being 1858. and covers the remains OF hoiand
Jones, the frat minister OF the parish. me
Inscription ia being rscut, but portion OF 10
Il so obllterated thst II can't be read. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Mahone's Plans.
The Norfolk Ledger says:

The NcffoK LfuyT says:
"The circular dated Petersburg, July 18th,
signed William Malone, chairman, which
has recently been distributed among certain
Republican voters Of this State. shows that
n Captain Wise obtains the leadership OF The
Republican masses he will have TO light for
IT,
Throughout the controversy between Ma
Bokg and WISE that commenced last spring
We gave 10 the latter up to the meeting OF
The CHICAGO Convention much good advice
- TO how be was 10 proceed In order 70 cir
cumyent the former. Either be followed
our programme pretty closely, or, what 10
puch more likely, We guessed beforehand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
AN INTERESTING CASE Oh TRIAL IN
PxIYRsBURg.
Four Times Tried for One ofencs-ToDacco
statistics-Psrssnal and niscel-
lsnsoas Hstes.
correspondence OF tho Richmond Dl,paich.l

fcorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, July al, 1883.
Master Dibrey Roper, aged about ten
year,. son OF Mr.. Bartlett Roper, was veiy
painfully injured to-day while ascending
upon an elevator in the store on sycamore
street which IL being prepared Tor MT.
Roper's occupancy. By an accident Tao poy
was caught between the side OF the elevator
and the first fcor aud was badly hurt about
ths abdomen. While no bones were broken
the sxtent Of the Injuries, which are believed
10 be internal, cinnOt yet be fully ascer-
tanned. The little fellows suderlngs for
tine vsre intense.
The Hastings Court has been engaged all
day IN the trial Of Lazarus Eeore. white
citizen OF Etrick, indicted for ieoniously
cutuur Police. Officer George Edwards some
weeks ago, and also for cutting Mr.. George
G. Gsrv. Officer Edwards arm has been
rendered useless by the wound received, and
Mr.. Gary bears the scars Of the injuries In
ficted upon him.
The police this morning arrested negro
named Edward Drumgoole, who Is wanted
for burglary in Chesterfield county. The
accused was found asleep In an empty freight
car.
The trial OF Walter Jones (colored) Tor
nameless crime alleged TO have been CON-
rnitted on the person Of cOlored girl has
been set for Monday In the Hastings Court.
This will be Jones's fourth trial for TINS OIL
fence. On his first trial the jury broueht IN
Q verdict Of guilty aud eighteen years IN NE
penitentiary. THIS verdict was set as,ae
bv the Court and new trial granted In
the next two trials the iuries failed 10 agree
on verdict.
The mes-Blackwill case IS still the sub
feet OF comment ia police circles, and alto
eether Is regarded as very remarkable al
far.
The tobacco inspections this week were 3I4
hogsheads; receipts, 800 hoesheads; sales oil
loose, 1855 pounds. Tobacco exports Tor
the week. 9G.47O pounds; internal'reVenue
collections, $9,771.SS.
The stock OF cotton in this market is less
than 600 bales, with very light receipts.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Rev. 9. X. Wian, pastor Of the Second
Presbvterisn church, is away on TWO
weeks lesve OF absence.
Rev. DR.. c. J. Gibson aud wife are at the
Springs on brief summer vacation.
Mr. John G. hrms.ead, Mr. j. T. t.
Young, and Mr.. E. A. Enniss are IN New
York.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
The Norfolk and Western railroad shops
in this city have been stripped OF their ma
chinery, all OF which has been removed to
Crewe. Most OF the employees OF the road
whose services are not needed here have also
gone to Crewe. whose population at present
is mainly composed OF Petersburg and III
trick people.
The sale OF newspapers on our streets on
Sunday hiss been prohibited. This pronibi'
ton, however. does not apply to the delivery
OF papers to regular subscribers.
The police have not yet been able 10 ma
the negro who atfempted,to rob two younE
ladies' 90 Perry street yesterday afternoon,
and whose violent conduct caused the ladies
great fright. RoDH ADAlR'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

All things considered the document Bis
NArCK h,uded the Russian Ambassador sug-
gests that The grim old Chancellor is not
ahoYe perpetrating Joke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
MEEORIAL TABLETS.
A New One I'm Christ Church, WIZ
Hamburg.

A New One I'm Christ church, VIII
Harrisburg.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond D!spotch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, July 81. 1883.
In Christ Episcopal church there Is being
placed in the wall handsome white marble
memorial tablet bearing the following In
scrlpuon:
IN MaMORTAM.
Henry Tyler, Sr., aad Henry Tyler, Jr.,
Vestrymeu and WRrdens OF Burton
Church and Parish;
John Tyler asd EliZapeth Lew, parents OF
Joanna Tyler cKehsie, and John Tyler,
the Marshal Of the Colony OF Virginia,
and Anne COpteiss, parents OF
John Tyler,
Patriot. Gov'r, Judge Of the Admiralty,
Supreme, and u. $. Courts OF Va,
and Mary Armistssd,
OF Buck Rowe, parents OF
John Tyler,
Student, Visitor, Rector, and Chancellor
OF William and Mary College,
Gov'r, Member OF Congress, Senator,
Vice-President and President OF the United
States, Member Of Confederate Congress,
aud Letitis Christian, parents OF
Robert Tyler, Poet, Philosopher, Statesman,
Gentleman. ssmusl Tyler, A. B., LII. D.,
Chancellor OF the State OF Va,
Grandson OF the Marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

Fort Worth, Tex, boasts that there gre
not twenty musquite-bars In usc in that city.
But it should DC remembered, they do say,
the average Fort Worth citizen is pretty
tough,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
WARWICK PARK.
GONnOLA OHINrORALO

GONDOLA CHIHsORAZO
leaves her wharf daily Except sgnlay1 a,F'
A. ~. $3.50 Aad > P. X. Returning, leaves hl.'
wick Park A. l:i3, aG, aad SIS T. 81.
On sundays leaves Richmond az ID q. VI, ..
1. andg z. 7. Returning. leaves NarWlA la.k
a. il.i5 A. ~. 2f5. 5:ib. aud T.3J p. 81.
Fare. i5 cents okch way; rOuud-t1p - rr'f
children undsr I'VE years lres Boating, -a..t b,
fishing and bathisE. Refreshments serf.- %
city prices. The company reserves the IisAi 10
hOld tho grounds for private parties.
Special or cooperative rates male.
THOMAS ELLEl1, So rotary
No. - north Ninth street, Richmond, a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

CHESTERFIELD SUNDAY.
< SCHOOL EXCURSION from tlluNO'D
To OLD POINT AND NORFOLK JULY fl ID
tia steamer AkIsL, leaving RrrmonI o. s. 81.
Rounl-trlp tickets. sL@; children FROM r. '
twelve years, 81. Tickets goOd for ten days. 't.
cursion will reach Norfolk wednesday evening".
2Sth. aud return saturday, RiNi-g amp. 900. -
visit virginia BeArh, Ocean View. auI .i-.i
pslats Of iatsrsst aud hsal-hful resorts - -.-
si1niss will have she privilege ~ sfGyinf fn 80
Ariel Hsansgday and Friday ulgtts. o. -l-+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

Speaking Of chagrin EDMCNDs has re-
Gently bad FULLER experience with 1t than
uiually falls to senators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOClA.
In TIOy

The regular bi-reokly .olree viii take place %
the Mozart Academy n Nusic TOMORROW
Monday kyENfNG ~ az o'clock. Aiuis-i0-
only by membsrship or invitation cards, Viii "a
must 10 presented a. no door. Members "a
Obtain invitation card. on Application to g. T.
SIE7YL, s9i Broad sIreot. MANLY D.. RAMOS -
Co, eo' Main 'tIest, VI Waller d. NOSE. a '.,
sl4 Main strseL ic 2H giAflrI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
This tablet 10 erected bv some
Of their Descendants

VI tucI DrsCohdass
June, 1888. A. ID.
GA the cap to the tablet are the figures
1927, the year In which the Tylsrs came to
this country. The dimensions Of the tab
let are three feet one ZACH BY two feet two
inches. The work IS being done by Mr.. r.
Bonar, OF the Washington Granite honu-
mental Company, and IL very tine piece OF
work OF It's kind, adding much to the ap-
pesrasce OF the east wing OF the church,
and leaves only sss space on the wall with
out similar decoration.
One Of the qusintest inscriptions aud one
most read BY tourists Is on the north wall
OF the church, and nearly opposite the Tyler
tablet, reads As follows:
N care this Marble Ives
Hon'ble DANIEL PARKe,
Of ye County Of Essex, ESQ.,, who
was one Of his MATES CounseIiers. and some
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

TXCURSION or THE SEASON To
~ NORFOLK Nv JFtFERsON LODGE, Nc N
*. Of f., SATURDAY MIGHT. August I, l,,,
Train losves tho.apeas- and ohio depot 10 u
O'Clock: returning. leaves Norfolk az $50 T. ".
Special coarheS i1r ladies' H1d escorts Refresh
Iaents on traiu ar rify prices Fare Tor roun4
trip. 81 20 ltckets i0l ralo al he depot
N Dl PHI L AuiNl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
DEATS THEM ALL
I'D ONLY 81 ROlNnTRp.
GVANn GATfr RDAF-NIEtfF EAIffR NlON.

a
GRAND SATURDAf-NlGHf EXCURSION
FULL MOuN ON 1hEJANk~.
TOOLD POiNl AID NORFOLK.
ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS STEAMER ARIEL
NOTtME LOST FROM fUslN rs.
LOOK At THIS SCHEDl LEE
Leave Richmond MKT SATURDAY NlpH i,
July 9Th. al 40 otlock; arrive al ulf Poiui 80 d
A. n. asa Norfolk a. A. VI. Leave Norie.k
sunday at4P. n. and Old Point at5 g. ~; au4te
Z. Ktehmond a. - O'Clock sunday Night
Tickets % good ~ return The following u e'-
day. July 3ist
Ocean View Hampton. soldiers Home. e..
LADIEs' SALOON reserved Tor their e1c!ls.'o
use.
Elegant meals Bni refreshments ~ steamer
ARIEL. Beats thsm all
ylRGIHIA STEAMBOAT COMPAAI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

Hartman Grand Plano sud Refreshmen'- 20
all Excursions No intoxicating i4gyrs w -
proper persons SLOWED
The ARIEL can be chartered for any ~ 70
above excursion rips b. churches, societies, e'r'
a. YEEF low EArss.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CObPANl.
10 Ssm Ill7 east Main s.rgri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
BRIEF COHMEN I.

II seems the congressional MILLS ground
to some purpose yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
/, GRAND FYCrRSIOYS EYERY

y GRAND EXCURSIONS EVERY
30 WEEK.
commencing June 7th.
Elegant steamer Ariel The famous All
popular ...
TUESDAY aud THURSDAY MOONLlDhl'
TO DUTCH GAP.
leave I'D p. ~: rstuIn 100 F. VI
adde's and cbildrea. 2:c gentlemen, lo%
AND IUE .
SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION To us
MONITOR FLEET,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
AWEaEMfaTs.

DASE-BALL.- RICHMONDS w.
ID DEFIANCE. n Philadelphia
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JtLf elt
ASD 2lrr,
At BOSCHLNS PARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

There will be no SUNDAY AFTERNOON "a
CURsION on JULY 21D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
COMBINED EXCURSION
" TO WEST POINT
BY THE RICHMOND AND AANChEslhH
GROVES, UNITrD ANCIENT ORDER
OF pRUiDs,
MONDAY, AUGcsr 9, 1874

Tickets: Adults. 50 cents; children. g eeni'
Tran leaves klcLmosd snd Danltle 49,
Virginia street. ct s A N. ~ ieo----
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
rnrrnrrnN or TIE SEA.

r Asst EXCURSION OF THE sen
L SON TO cAvxKSs OF LuRAl AND SAi0,
RAJ BRiDog MONDAY, July So - s,,s,
ChssaDsafe aad Oslo railway. lrain lss''.i
dspst At n.U A. N. fe Larsy sni $500 $500
bridge, IS: 70 Luray, a. Iieass 81. sseo.
CLASH, MCDOWELL : ApAA>
yaiata,ials.slss.sS.ssA ssics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

Residing notices IN rssding-mat'er type '
nnes OF loes. g.; IN bonpsrou loaded. 7sc-
Card Of rates for moro space furnished On OPP
Sft