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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27
WA cH0NG & CO..
CHINA TEA STORE

A LII KINDS OF TEA. DIRECT FROM
- China. the paress and best, iron
cents % Is per pound. Rica opium anc
AL kinds Of China Goods. Highest price
paid for 1--we HoEa e the brick store
-orner o. Third and Washington sta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

fore The boon and bsDsAt from the ADVANCE.
Transoonfinental railroads ere hesdisr foT
Seattie
Manufacturing is fourishinE ana arow,nx
With hsaithg growth.
General eonmsFee b IN a state Of srbns.s.
tisl progression
Tbe daily papers ara alsd with aossuns. Of
new enterprises.
Seattle il tie oenfsr Of supply for forr.aftk,
Of TIE PuRtt Sound distrfcis
British Oolumhia and Aiaska lsuk 10 h. a.
large proportion q their general rnarehnn.
disc, rnschio~ry end supplies.
Th- wholesale houses OF Sew Yark pail.
oeiphis, Boston. Cuieago and san Pr.1rfsrn
teeognSs ssstsie a. tue NcFsh Pacfae 49,
and are ngEtisg tooth and Rail for her "a.
F5uase
livery week keralds tie essahfsbnuent NJ i.
rev sgsney IN cur Midst for the ssls Or lnt,,-
ducison Of their Wares.
Cabae-car rosds connecting both srdu AZ a.
city. Eith many OtSez imDortAnt enfe-pr,sss
are bat qaestion o. few weeks
For thsss reasons and thou lands of osh.-.
hist are ufthln ready call, We say buv -,
aud & yoa want bsrgaAn, buy Of
COOK MOORE. Reai Estate Braksr. se.o,s
and James strestA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-27

puhssrfsesa wfshfhe fhslF eeefsas etss.asal
- plssas giss shs 80 sdafsa - wsb . Us
80 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
LOUDOUN COUNTY.
Building Improvement
COurt Matters.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
LFEsBURG, VA, May 10, 1855.
Rev. DR.. Rosscr has been conducting q
series OF meetings in the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, for the pas, two weeks, preach.
ing each night His labors are being crowned
with success, eleven persons having already
proiesSed conversion.
Rev. 4. p. Bell, OF Richmond, is expected
TO commence a prOtracted meeting in The
Baptist church on Sunday next, which will
probably continue for two weeks.
Rev. r. f. Davis, ID. d., Of st. james
Episcopal church, Is absent In attendance
upon the council in stanton, Va.
The new Town Hall Is about completed,
and the auditorium shows very line room,
with excellent acoustic qualities. The new
iai is already several feet above the ground,
and when finished will be a strong. substan-
tial. and needed improvement. The foun-
dation OF the new building for the Peoples
National Bank will soon be commenced, and
the old Reamer House will soon be torn
down TO make room for the new aud hand
some hotel 10 be erected.
County Court was well attended during
the early part OF the week. Several wills
were admitted TO probate, two liquor
licenses granted, and three applications OF
widows Of Confederate soldiers for state
pensions allowed.
The District Lodge OF Good Templars ri
its recent session decided TO hold bush.
meeting in Mercer district the early part OF
August. This district has organized fol
the coming locaLopton contest by appoint
ing committee OF seven who will give eSpe.
cial attention to the matter. Mercer district
was carried "fOr license" at the late election
by twenty majority. CATOCTIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
A GREAT Gun.
Testing she Nations Rest aud Biggest
Defender as Annapolis.


An Annapolis (nd.) special says The ten
inch steel brcech-loading ri1ed gun designed
for the lronclad Miantonomoh and mounted
upon ITS hydraulic turrct carriage was fred
twice on Monday last with blind-shell TO test
The working Of the carriage and brecch me-
chanism. The first charge, reduced one,
was fired to pet everything we'll settled TO its
bearings. The second was very nearly the
service charge OF $50 pounds. The
gun aud carriage stood the test beau
ufully.. and worked with startling ease
aud accuracy, both before and after
firing. There is positively something uu-
oanny In seeing this mass Of nearly fifty
tons moving. stopping, rising, falling, fol-
lowing the motion Of a mans hand smoothly
and nOiselessly The hydraulic machinery
reflects the highest credi; upon the officers
81 the Bureau OF Ordnance who designed II,
and upon the Young officers ct the proving
ground who superintendent the installation
OF the intricate steam and hydraulic plant
required.
The velocity OF the she'll was very high,
but the experts at the prOving-ground keep
q discreet silence regarding all particulars
which might prejudice the interests OF the
Government.
This gun is the first Of the ten-inch rifles
for the ironclad monitors. II Is q feet
inches long aud weighs $4,000 pounds. ex-
elusive OF its carriage. Ii fires charge OF
$50 pounds Of cocos.powder and steel
srmOr picrcing.shell weighing 800 pounds.
II gives 4 muzzle energy Of from a, 0O0 %
$4,000 Government tOns-an energy capable
Of raising ship Of COCO tons displacement
four feet out Of the water. II is at present
the most powerful piece Of ordnance in the
possession OF the Government
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
West Point Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
WEST pOINT Va May L 1889

Correspondence Of tho Richmond DspAtch.l
WEST POIST, Va, May II, 1883.
J. II. Rathbone, founder OF the order of
Knights Of Pythias, lectured here TO large
audience on Pytmanism. Grand Chancellor
Beverley I. Crump, OF Richmond. was pres
ent, ana made short address.
DR.. Stone. Of Richmond, Mas wired for 10
attend the little child OF Rev. A. :. Morrison.
lie left here yesterday.
The opponents Of the local-option law
have sent a petition 10 the county Judge ask.
INK for an election. The petition has ninety
eight signatures, only twenty-seven Of which
are white. Ninety signatures are a sufficient
number 10 order an election, being one
fourth Of the registered voters. A large
number OF The signers OF said petition are
NOT registered voters, aud the advocates OF
whisky will have 10 make another effort.
DIR. Lafferty will deliver his famous leo.
ture on THE Old Time and the New" at
Acquinton church, this county, on Monday
next
The High School will close its session next
Friday.
Dir. X. 4. Richardson, Of New Kent. will
huild large storehouse on Plum Point, on.
posiie West Point.
Miss Jennie Waring has left King William
Tor her bone In North Carolina, accompa.
MED by Mas Kate Rosne. ALaHA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18

1000. and Jews are dwelling In Mexico
and In almost every State Of South America.
There are supposed to be from 10000 TO
10, ZOO In Persia. 10000 10 $1,000 In the
Khanates, ard like number in India.
Swi,zerland, Belgium. aud Holland have
also considerable Jewish population. The
influx Of Jews into Palestine from other
parts OF the Turkish Dominions and also
from Poland, Russia, and Central Europe,
which has been going on from the early part
Of the present century, Is noteworthy fact.
The Turkish Government IA described as
showing an entire liberation, but II " not
now favorable 10 an immigration into Pales-
tine, q circumstance attributed to fear OF the
inroad Of European ideas. The state Of the
Jews In the Holy Land is, according to this
authority, not happy one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
WILLIAMSBURG.
Insane Asylum Presidents-wuita
and Mary College.


correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY II, 1888.
An adjourned session OF the foTty.secOnd
annual Convention Of Superlntendents OF
Iunatic Asylums, which met at Old Poiut
Tuesday, reassembled here to-day. The
officers Of the convention are: Or. Chaplin,
Of Philadelphia president; Or. Godding. Of
Washington, yice.president; DIR. Curwn.
Of Pennsylvania, secretary. Many OF the
visitors are accompanied by their families.
The new president OF William and Mary
College ,Dr. John l.. Buchanan and the
president OF the yiSitorial board Judge W.
w. CTump) are in receipt OF large number
OF communications from all parts OF the
country asking information as 10 the opening
OF the college and the election Of the faculty
There will be five chairs. Of which the presl-
dent will fll one vi salary OF g., 500 with a
residence provided; two professors at a ssla-
~ OF S1,250 each; two adjunct professors at
a salary OF $3.50 each, and principal Of the
Normal School at a salary OF $1,000. The
board will meet again in July 10 elect the
faculty snd continue the repairs TO the
buildings. General b. S. Ewel rendered
his resignation as president OF the college at
the last meeting of the visitors and was
elected emeritus professor. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
Aucrros SALES.--FUTURE. pays.

BY B. NJ. QuaIles ADD r. u. Chafin q Co.,
kosi Estate Agents and Auctioneer2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18


MI. ,. ID. Mocails, In his recent interest
INK lecture Oh Judaism. estimated the total
number OF Jews throughout the world a.
between 100000 aud 100000. In the
onited Kingdom there are about 100. 000-of
whom seven tenths are IN London. the great
part OF the remainder being ia Manchester,
liverpool Lecds, and Birmingham. Scot
thu feekons only 1900, Ireland only 1000.
10 tbe Biitisb colonies there are something
lsS than 1000. La france there ere
.v'oVO, oil whom 10000 are 10 Paris. About
so,oOO were transferred upon the spnsxs-
ton OF Tue provinces to the Gsrmae EN-
pre-, among whose 10000 900 OF inhabi-
tsns eoO,oOo belong 70 this remsrka.
ele nee. Jews are found In large num-
Der. along me northern coasts OF Africa, as
wei % Ia Abyssinia. In Ameries there are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN DWELL
ING AT AUCTION,
Or FRIDAY, MAY 1s. 1883.
AT O'CLOCK Pa
BY James r. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THE
4 ATTRACTIVE AND VERY DESIRABLE,
WILL LOCATED. DETACHED TWO-sIORY
FRANC DWELLING, No. III, WITH FINE LOT
ABOUT 45xls5 FEET, ON THR EAST SIDE of
TW EN- rN-SIXTH STREET BETWEEN 81 AND
n STREETS. BY request Of the owner, who re-
sides in a distant STATE, 1 shall sell by public
auction. on the promises, on
FRIDAY. MAY IL, 1885,
81 6 O'Clock ?. ~. the above named wel-hnown
aud very attractive PROPERTY. the residence OF
the late John W. Alsop, the Dwelling being n
specially attractive one In style and construction,
containing about eight rooms, kitchen. closets,
&C., spacious. we'll arranged, very substantial,
and in good order, The Lot being a most dssira-
BILE one. fronting about 81 feet and extending
back between parallel lines about l25 feet or
moro 10 an alley IN the rear, having also wide
eide alley.
To those seeking thoroughly comfortable,
attractive. and pleasantly situated home this
pro psrty offers unusual Inducements, ard II will
pay we'll as an investment at the price expected.
II il rented by hr. o. g. Cosby "a good tenant,
st SIS per moa:hl. who will show II 10 those wish
ipg 10 Inspect it before the ssio.
Terms: Easy, and announced ~ sale.
myI3 j. u. ELAN. AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
AUCvaeM sALEs--rsturs Bays.
ByN w. Bowc.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
OF A wELL-APPorSTED JUTE-MILL AND
VALUABLE LEAsE-HoLD ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF RICH
MoND, VA.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust duly recorded IN
the Chancery Court OF Richmond, in DeeG-Book
1871. on page 2i5, we will sell BY auction. on tue
promises adjoining Montague's pianing-mills,
near Ninth aud Arcn stroets,) being required 20
70 do by the beneficiary. on
MONDAY, MAY q, 1875
al fg o'clock NJ, the VALUABLE AND WE'LL
APPOINTED JU1B-FACTokl above referred
10. aud tho BUILDINGS AND LEASkhOl-D
ESTATE connected herewith.
The machinery rs Of the latest aud moot 1p-
proved patterns, and Is In frstclass condition.
and tho mill can b. put 10 work at once without
any considerable expense.
This Offering presents Gu opportunity for on
gaging in a manufacturing buslnefs that
promises large prcnts. aud II should commini
the earnes, attention of those who desire 70 EN-
bark In an enterprise that will not only prove
pleasant and re nunsratiyo, but one t5at can be
handed down az a rich inheritance 20 the pro-
prietOrs sons-
For conditions and tenure Of the leasohoid
estate call Oh or write 10 the auctoneer.
TERMS: Cash. r. II. sTEGER,
y. w. BOWIE.
my l3 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
AUCTION sALEs-Hufure Days.
By J. Thompson Brown a Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneors.
iii3 Main street
A LARGE AND ATTRACTIvEsALE

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIvESALE
BRICK AND FRAME MATERIAL
REMOVED in SIXTY DAYS.
A LARGE VARIETY or EXCELLENT Farm
ISG IMPLEMENTS.
PLows, TWO HAY MOWERS; REAPERs,
WAGONS, CARTS. LARGE FAIRBANKS
PLATFORM SCALES, HARNESS,
HORSES, ALDERNEY COWS.
CALVES, AWNINGS, &C.
OK FRIDAY. NAY 25ru,
at { O'Clock P. NJ. on the premises, Franklin
and Lombardy streets, the LEE-hONUNENT
GROUNDS, at the request OF Major 0tway :.
Allen, who is disposing OF his entire farming
equipage, we will seu large and general assort-
ment of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, all OF the
latest improved patterns add in good order.
The buildings TO b sold aud removed are the
base ball pavilion with awnings. all The fencing
and woodwork on tho premises. double brick
house. large stables. courthouse. cattle-shods,
silo, baro. hay and strsw-sheds, tin roofs, large
LOT Of boards, and cedar post for fencing.
The FARMING IMPLEMENTS
are such as are found on flrs-cass farms and
are Of latest patents, and consist Of Wheat-Reap-
ers and Grass Mowers. Bay-Tedders. Manure
Sproaders, Horso-rakes, large kDsilage-Cutter
DELL City make: Smiths now Four-horse power
Wheat Drill, with fertilizer attachment; large
number OF Hay-Forks: all styles Of Flows, &c.
large Rollers. extra Four-horse Wagon. with
hay-rack, platform. and body; Mtls-Wsgon
Herness-slngle and double; Farm gear, &C.
cows
THREE FINE-BRED YOUNG JERSEY COWS
fresh 10 the pail two with calves az their side.
ELECTRIC CARS PASS WITHIN TWO BLOCKS
OF THE PREMISES
TERys or SALE: All sums under $50 cash, and
over that amOaDta negotiable note tor ninety
days, satisfactorily endorsed.
J.TuOMFSON BROWN & CO.,
Auctioneers.
T. h. COOK, Salesman. my IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
rVHE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
Il CHARLES r. CLARK, PRESIDENT.
BRADSrRski's RICHMOND OFFICE.
No. lle EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone ko.4sl

The Richmond ONCE has more than Kept pace
with the rapid growth OF the city and Develop
the mercantile community Of this section ali the
advantages OF system ths superiority OF which
u recognized In every trade centre OF the civil
lied world Thai Il IL IA special sense repaired
10 guard The interest OF It's local patrons Is at
tested by the fact thai II has now larger sunlksr
vsut5srsosrs thsn any sfhsT rssyeaatik agency
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
Terrific Explosion.

10y telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
BgLvIDERE, y. j., May IA terrific ex-
plosion occurred at the powder-hOuse az the
PrattsYille brovnstOne quarry, near stock
ton, this morning. one man was Killed.
Several others were injured. A number OF
houses were wrecked aud considerable pro.
perry destroyed. The report was heard
twenty miles away. Three hundred kegs Of
powder ploded. The explosion was caused
bv workmen dropping kcg OF powder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
Schedule In Rdoct
AMI % 1872


CONNECTIONS
Train No. - nake connection ~ hefs' -
for Chnss city. ClArksVliie. ADD OK -i
Greensboro for Durham AMI kasigl "a sf
cept sunday and ell points CA hor.a a. "A
Division and salem. \. q.
Train No. b2 makes connection ~ Grsr 1-f.-
for salem. \. e., kaloiEh. Goldsb0r5. sni Il .s.
head City; ~ Salisbury FOR Ashosi a. 1913
springs, and all points in Western Aor'h Dr.
Inns: al ChariOtts win Charlotte. totuuIt't s
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Aug4sta, t.t...
Charleslen. savannah, Thom0Syl.o. 0A, .'..
s)nyille, AMI other Florida poins. a.-", f-
Carolina Central railroad Tor Wiimiag.
Trans from thu s0uth arrive =, ltc-l Al
sis A. NJ and S.s5 +. 4
tBURkEYlLLE IkAiN EXTENDED tl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
DUBLIC AUCTION OF THE
CHOICEST UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
ON
RESERVOIR AND ASHLAND STREETS.

on WEDNESDAY. MAY %, 1888,
at O'Clock p. a.. we will sell on Reservoir street
TWELVE LOTS. These lots are admirably
adapted for stores and dwellings
On Ashland street TEN LOIS.
Each OF these lots front ~ fe0t on said streets
with depth OF 10 feet 10 allies.
VIII DO glad TO exhibit plats 10 those desiring
70 purchase and take them ON the ground any
time before the sale.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In ak aud
twelve months, per cent interest. add secured
By trust deed.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
my 10 Auctioneors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
by John T. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneor.
Bank and Eleventh streets.
AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF NINEBEAUT1FUL BUILDING LOTS on
UNION HILL, WITHIN TWO SQUARkS OF THE
ELECTRIC RAILWAY, SIX FRONTING on
WEST SIDE OF RANDOLPH STREET AND
THREE ON EAST SIDE OF SCOTT SIkkEI,
STREET, WITH SEVERAL SMALL FRAME
DWELLINGS THEREON; ALSO. Two ALUA-
BILE STORES AND TWO SMALL DWELLINGS
on NORTH SIDE or MAIN BETWEtN 1NAN-
TY-POU nth AND FIFTH STREETS;
A LARGE FRAME DWELLING AND LOT ON
EAST SIDE OF TWENTl-FOUkIh STREET
BETWEEN NAIS AND FRANKLIN; AND 4
SMALL FRAME DWELLING on SOUTH SIDE
or AN hLLKY LEADING FROM TWENTY
FOURTH TO TWENTY-FIVE SrkEEIs.-By
virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court OF the
city Of Richmond. entered on the 7th day OF
April, 1883, In the case OF County OF Essex rs
Turner and Gls, We, the undersigned special
misSioners, will sell OF public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY y, 1883,
commencing at4 O'Clock r. NJ, in the following
Or1cr-viz:
corner Of Randolph and Peasants streets, each
fronting 80 feet on the west side Of Randolph
street. and running back 40 feet TO Union or
Concurrence street, on which they have Ike
front
9 THREE LOTS A. southeast corner Of Scott
and Peasants streets each fronting . feet on
tho east edo OF Scott street, and running back
40 feet 70 Union or Concurrence street
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER-SAY AT B
O'CLOCK
g. ThSt VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT No.
2i08 east Main street, containing rooms: Occu-
pied rs A store AID Dwelling; fronting - feet 10
inches and running back 81 feet.
a. TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT No. 2402
east Main street, containing ; rooms; occupied
az a Store and Dwelling. fronting % feet9inches
by 40 feet
3. That DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT Nos.
2t0l and 2i05 east Main street, containing rooms
zach; occupied as Dwellings; fronting 50 foot
inches aud running back 10 feet
g. LARGE THkEE-STORH FRAME DWELL
ING on east side Of Iwenty-fourth street. be-
tween Main and Franklin streets. containing Z
rooms. Lot 40x90 feet
Z. TWO-SIOiY FRAME TENEMENT, contain
ing4 rooms, on south side Of an alley leading
from Twenty-iourth TO Tweniy-nfth streets, be-
tween Main aud Franklin streets. Lot4l1G1 feot
Al, OF the above improved property Is Occu-
pied by tenants paying good rent. and the spe-
ciRl attention Of investors and others Il called 10
this sale map OF the property can be seen at
the once of the auctiCneer.
TERMS One third cash balance Ia six aud
twelve months, for negotiable notes. Interest
aided. and title retained until all the purchase
mOuey is paid and a conveyance ordered by the
Court GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
CONWAY Il. SANDS,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18

COUNTY or ESSEX, PIAINIIFF, AGAINST TURNER
AND Ais, DEFENDANTs-lS TIE CHANCERY
COURT or THE CITY OF MCnHOND.
|, Benjamin II. Berry. clerk Of tho said court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
April :, 1855. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Nav, 1883.
myl2 BENJAMIN II. BERRY. Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
By n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
THE ATTRACTIVE
l. AND
DESIRABLY-LoCATED RESIDENCE,
No. 21O EAST GRACE STREET,
WITH A FINR LOT,
AT AUCTION.

At the request Of the owner l win sell by auc-
ton, on tho premises ON
THURSDAY, 24rH OF NAY,
at 81 O'Clock p NJ. TIE EXCELLENT DWELL
ING above referred u, containing 10 or IL rooms,
nue halls, pantry, &c, besides large cellar for
coal, &c. &c.
The house Is unusually we'll built Is finished
Ia good style. and Is thoroughly lighted aud VEN
tilated, and Us location fsconyenent being close
10 churches. markets, and places OF amuse-
mont
The LOT fronts % feet and runs back l4s feet
The purchaser Of this property win have IN
II very desirsbis and pleasant home, and can
feel assured that 10 fes years his large lot will
be sought after TO gi~o greater dsptn and an ex-
ira entrance 70 tbs Broad-sfroet stores behind H.
As the tendency OF tho day Is In the direction OF
larger business houses.
fhe property win be sold subject to ground
rent OF $40 per annum.
Trsxs; AZ sals. NV BOWIE
M iAaxSoxm AacS1sussr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18

Daily tDally except SUNDAY
sTOPPING-PLACKH
Nos y and li make no stops NJ.
only on signal at Manchester AMI Ches'e
~ stops only on signal 40 Chester. taa... 3D.
ana Manchester No. - stops 0n sigl 81 s..
regular statl0ua M. o. stops on sigua 81
regular stations and also a. Temple aoi
Wathall Nos. 81. y, So. %, IS. 30, 3', an
stop Of Ill stations for passengers
PULLMAS-CAR sEhYICk
On Trains Nos. "a sni Is sleoping-car. retTa.
New YORK snd Tampa. fla. (ria Jacssonf
On Trains Nos. IL and q siesplnR-cars aetnt..
Washington and Charleston. On trA'a
sleeping cars between Now YORK AMI Jazz
Nile. ON Train No. - sieeplng.cars l.ts. l
Washington ami jacksonville.
TIE ONLY ALLRAIL LINE TO SoRFOlK
LEAVE ARRIVE
Richmond .'l0.5s 4. VI. Nortolk.......-.-. F f.
Richmond. o. sos p. n. Norfolk .......1. I. '.
Norfolk ......'s:l0A A. " RlchmonI...l-si b. ..
Norfolk ......'t.50 r. NJ. Richmond. f ST.
These trains Also mako close c0nno.f
Farmyille, LyncnOurg. and ~OuthWesteru ...
and all stations On the Norfolk AMI W"s'rlN .s'
rood except tha lU5s train. fsssc .-rs -
points west Of Petersburg should tsE. ~.
A NJ. uAiu Instead. Il. ". ~ .-f.
Superintendent
EFT. D. ATERs, General Supernteudeu,
7 II. EMERSON. General Passenger Agel-
sol. Haas. franc Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-18
VORK-RIVER LINE WA VIZ
L POIhrk
TRAINS DAILY.

The fayorite route 10 Baltimore. Thssi'srrN
on This line are models u beauty elegal-1
comfort Leave Richmond 80 su4 B. y
arrive al Baltimore 80 A. " leave bs.-.
more at p. ~; arrtyo q. k.chmoni 80 81
1910 A. u
fare Richmond 10 Baltimore: Flrs,c.as'.,!
second class. l.50.
The York- River Llae affords superior lffa
tages W business men Ia enabling la-
leave Richmond near the claee ~ lf 20
transactions aud arrive a. Baltimore early .-l.
morning after having enjoyed cs
nights rest, FREQ from tos duet AM aoiss IL .-''
way travel ....
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond GlEenIy-ILlTd
Arrive Richmond CfSenty-thri ....
street dspog ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i--.t'.-
Daily. fDsily except sunday.
Depot and tickei-0ffico' Foot firg'nh
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SOL HAAS. Trsrlc Manager.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. Goueral Manager