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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
MANY STRANGERS.
CAPITALISTS PROSPECTING IN AND
AROUND NORFOLK.
Prospects, for q Boom-Navy-Yard Nat
tsrs-Heavy freights--Cut BY
Drunken Negro.
,co-ro.rons,0co o, ,ho RIchmond pIspatch.l

rcorrcsponaence o. the Richmond Dspatch.l
NORFOLK, July -, 1888.
Norfolk is NJ times filed with strangers
passing through 10 ihe various watering
places OF this section 10 large extent; but a
great many are here on business, prospect
Ing and inqulring into the advantages Tor
investment In this vicinity. Northern ana
western capitalists are ALREADY Investing
largely here IN lands, and extensive manu'
featuring enterprises are contemplated IN
various directions. The spirit OF enterprise
and improycnent is active in every direction,
and Norfolk and is neighborhood are evil
dently realizing a substantial aud permanent
prosperity that In few years hence viii be
remarkable. &.
The work OF rebuilding the burned district
IN Berkley has commenced.
The deeds for the lease OF tho tobacco
warehouse and other wharf property To the
Chowan and southern railroad on both sides
OF the river have been admitted TO record IN
the clerks offices.
Victor Cafice, son 81 Policc-Onicor Caffee,
Is missing and his friends are very much con-
ceIned.
II is rumored that the United Ststes steam.
or Richmond IA 10 he sent 10 the hayward
here to be fitted out Is flagship OF the Asiatic
station. She n now az the New YORK yard.
A negro hand on a lumber-blrge namtd
Fuller was Knocked overheard IN the south
ern branch. above the nayy-yard, yesterday
and drowned.
The Norfolk Light Artillery Blues had
taiget.practice at Nirginia Beach to-day.
The officers Of the Fourth Virginia req.
mcnt have held a meeting and perfected all
arrangements for the encampment at the
Allegheny Springs.
The tbrougb-ireIght over the various rail-
road lines OF this section is very heavy Just
now.
The wrecking steamer Victoria Pced has
abandoned the wreck q the steamship Eu-
reka. OF the capes. and returned 10 port.
The deep water and heavy seas prevent
operations Of the divers.
Police. Officer TwifOrd bad the forennger
OF his right hand bitten of up TO the right
Joint yesterday by drunken negro named
Dick Williams, whom the officer had under
arrest
Captain Z. VI. Stoddard. general manager
Of the Baker Salvage Company, returned To-
dav from a wreclSlng trip TO the " est Indies.
The fags on the ships oi the various trans
poriation fines here are a. halI-mast TO-DAY as
a tribute OF respect TO the late General WICK
ham. N'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
Ashland Notes
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
1909

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
July q, 1893.
The tranquility Of Ashland was recently
disturbed by the impudent daring OF some
sneak-thieyes. ON the night OF the 22d
thieves entered by some secret means the
iewelfy store Of Mr.. NJ. +. Sinclair. on Main
street. and stole from him very valuable
gold watch and chan and a pair OF pants
containing in the pockets a considerable
amount Of cash. Not satisfied with this they
went a little lower on the same street and
entered the home OF Captain Ellis and
abducted thence variety OF easily
portable articles among other things
valuable watch, the property OF Mr..
Leslie Ellis. The culprits left no tracks or
clues that have been discovered yet There
are many eonisctures As TO the parties who
committed the depreciation. The most pro-
liable theory IL, however, that they were
tramps who had been put oil the train in
Ashland that day and were seen prowling
around town all the evening. IL is reported
that detectives are on the lookout for them,
and 1t Is TO be hoped that they Will be brought
10 speedy justice.
Professor William W. Smith. president OF
Randolph Macon College, arrived home last
evening from a short tour in the interests OF
the college through Southern Virginia and
North Carolina. lie will soon be oil again
on 4 similar tour.
A very enjoyable entertainment in the way
OF garden.party was given by Miss sallie
Talbot last evening at ber.AsDland home.
A splendid pavilion had been erected for
the occasion on the lawn, which was lighted
up by Chinese lanterns. After refresh
Dents had been served Mr.. Lee Williams. OF
Richmond, led the german. A Richmond
band furnished good music. Quite num-
Der OF ladies' and Gentlemen from Richmond
were present and lent aid to the enjoyable
occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25

WANTED, BY A LADY OF En-
w PERIENCE, A POSITION AS TEACHER
in a school or private family. Is qualified 10
teach French. LatE. tie usual English Branches,
and Music. The last specially. Address MISS
II. j. H., care OF Postmaster, Abbcyille. Va.
ty fT-9W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
A WONDERFUL SHIP.
Tho steamer CITY or New YORK.
Largest Passenger vessel
fn the World.

A London telegram says The new Imam
Line steamer City OF New York has completed
her trial trip. Tins large and beautiful specl-
men OF naval architecture started on her trial
trip on Saturday from the Clyde to Liver
pool. Ever since the vessel was launched the
greatest interest has been manifested in Der by
Scotchmen aud Euslishmcn alike. When she
eft the clyde on Saturday she had on board
large and distinguished company. The
City OF New York has proved to DO fast
boat. The Great Eastern used 10
be described a. sort OF wagon upon the
ocean highway. The CITY Of New York, In
contrast with this, justIfieS the description
given OF Der AZ the Flying Dutchman Of
Inc Atlantic. Shc Ia considerably shorter
than the Great Eastern, but fourteen feet
longer than the City OF Rome. For the pres
ent limit OF length seems to have been
reached. Magnificent speed is obtained for
vessel built on the scale OF the City Of New
York, care being exercised in giving due
proportion TO her several dimepsions, ana her
enormous engines develop extraordinary
power.
The rate Of speed il tremendous for her
size. While she Is the biggest passenger
sblp in the world the vessel SHOWS equal pre-
emnence in the matter OF speed. IL is
expected that the CITY OF New York and
the City Of Paris, now far advanced to-
ward completion. will. after two voyages,
out-distance her achievements during the
trip from Glasgow around Ireland and 10
Mersey.
She was tested In many ways, but she was
only tried for speed ut short intervals, when
she cut through the water at the rate OF twen'
tv.three miles. The Associated Press CORE
spOndent was informed that under the limit
ed propulsion allowed her speed would be
diminished to the extent OF only one fourth
OF the maximum rate.
She + supplied with q superabundance OF
Ilfe-saviug appliances. The City OF New
York is constructed and fitted for the use OF
the Government In the event Of war, aud can
carry fifteen guns.
on her first voyage she will take out Mr..
Blaine and the members OF his family. The
siate.room which will I've occupied by Mr.
Blaine Is magnitcently decorated and uphol-
stored. aud looks as comfortable and luXu-
Tious as the best apartments in the best hotels.
The grand diuiug-salO0n OF the vessel form.
striking feature. In appearance 1t resem'
bles large dlnng-rOOm IN frst.class hotel.
In height It takes up two and half decks
with an arched roof twenty feet high. The
length OF the arch is thirty-thIee feet, its
broken span twenty-three feet. Along each
side OF the saloon are recesses in which pas
sengers can dine separately.
One OF the incidents OF the trial trip was
that at Fastnot the electric search light was
thrown on Cape Clear and the passengers
were able TO see the lighthouse-keeper rum
ming up the flight OF rock steps with the flag
IN his hand. This is the first time that the
search light has been used on any trans
Atlantic steamers. The City OF New York
arrived to-day at Liverpool. She leaves for
America on August lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
ALRE.N MARIE.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
%


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch1
CHARLOTTESVILLE. July p, 1883.
A barbecue was held by the Democrats OF
tins county at Dukes Spring. about three
miles from the city. on ia.t saturday. A
large and enthusiastic crowd was present,
which highly enjoyed the sumptuOus feast
that had been prepared for the occasion.
Sbort speeches were made By Colonies Ben
nett TAYLOR and Il. II. W. Duke, Major x.
i. Mason, Captain Archer Harris, aud Messrs.
W. II. Barlow. and q. Rerson.
General James r. Field, Of this county,
hiss gone 10 Culpcper Courthouse 10 defend
Edwin Barbour, the Young editor, whose
trial began yesterday. Young Barbour Is
charged with shooting and killing fllis
Williams some time last March. At the time
OF this unfortunate affair both Barbour ana
Williams were editors Of newspapers.
Young Barbour was acting rs editor OF the
Piedmont 1dUdBce for ms brother, who was
proprietor. and Young Williams was editor
Of the EJpOnent in place Of his father, who is
editor aud proprietor. This trial promises
20 be one Of the most exciting held III IT.
GINA for many wears. Hon. John :. wise
leads 10 the prosecution.
The Sunday.schOOl convention at Hills
boro'. tbR county, on last Friday and Saiur-
dsv was quite success. Large crowds
were in attendance on both DAYS, and The
several speakers banded the subjects chosen
for the occasion very ably and eloqueniy.
A grand mass-meeting was held on sunday,
at which a very large crown was present.
Misses Ncttie Guerrant, Of Richmond, and
Matte Christian, Of Baltimore. who have
been visiting for some time at Judge John
NJ. Whites. have returned home.
Miss Alice VI. Banks, Of Danyille, is in the
city on n visit to her sister, Mrs. W. G..
PAYNE.
Mr.. Fitzhueh FRY returned home last
night from "A visit 10 Baltimore and other
northern cities.
our farmers report that their grapes have
rOtied some already, but they say that II the
good weather they sre having now will only
continue for week or two longer the crop
will be the best they have had for several
years. All other crops are looking well and
promise an abundant yield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25

Two swtndiers Work the screen
Good" Game ON Fruit-Deaier.
TphfIadefnhta TimeS1

The swindiers have been making harvest
In Philadelphia this summer. and complaints
are beng lodged at the Central station nearly
every day. The latest victim Is Achilles
Amoross, fruit-dealer, who has place at
e2i south Sixth street lie appealed 70 Chief
Wood last night 10 aid him in recovering
$500 out OF which be was swinded 10y the
time-worn "green goods" scheme.
AmoroSa was accompanied by his daugh-
ter. and, although she and her father tell
dfferent stories, there Is no doubt but that
Auorosa was swindled. The fruit-dealer
says that on saturday morning, as he was
standing on the corner OF Sixth and South
streets, be was approached by man whe
addressed him in Italian and asked II he was
not fruit-dealer. lie said be was, and the
stranger said that he owned hotel near
Broad aud Chestnut streets. lie was dissat-
isfied with the man who served him with
fruit Would Amorosa take the contract!
OF course he would, and the affair was set
tied right there and then.
While they were discussing the contract
they were approached by another stranger.
who accosted them and then burst into
tears. he was stranger In the city and had
been robbed OF some money. He had 81 900
yet which he wished to send TO bis folks ia
Italy before somebody could steal n. Could
the gentlemen show bin where the post
Office was located: Nothing was easier, and
stranger No. ] and Amorosa willingly voiun-
teered 10 point out the place. They entered
into an agreeable conversation, but when
stsaoeer No. 2 was shown the imposing edi-
fice at Ninth and Chestnut streets be ex.
pressed fesr that he would not be able 10
transact bis business properly and asked
Amofosa " be would mali the money for
him.
The go6d-natpred frultdcaier readily con-
senlsd, and then stranger No. drew from
his pocket q package which be ubfsstened at
the top and shoscd q lot OF s. gold pieces.
Thfse he carefully PIT back in bis pocket
Then from another pocket he pulled out
three packages neatly done UP and each
marked $500. Then package supposed 10
contain one hundred 81 notes was brought
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
A,,an,a,s p,s.ppo,n.mens.

ATLANTA. Ca, July 24.-Tbe declInatiof
OF Speaker Carlisle to speak at Piedmont
Chauiauqua after having accepted an invita-.
ton TO do so. and With an Atlanta commits
mittee OF escort already In Washington,
creates considerable CONSERVATION among
the Chsutauqus authorities. Messrs. Car
Isle, Mills, aud Breckenridge have been
extensively advertised to speak. The
railroads have all given low rates
for THURSDAY, the day they were 10
be here, and extensive preparations had
been made 10 take care OF The large asscm.
blage which would certainly have attended.
This refusal IL likely 10 create considerable
bitterness. Efforts are being made to In.
duce BIZ. Carlisle TO reconsider his determi.
nation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
General Sheridan's Condition Con-
ttnues to Improve

NONQUITT, MASS, July 23.-General Sheri.
dan has bad a very favorable time IN the past
twenty.four hours and bis Improvement,
while not particularly noticeable, has been
steady and without drawback. His allow
ance OF food is being gradually increased
and his diet now more nearly approaches
that which would be gwen TO q man in
health. He has been cheerful and bright all
day and these who are in position to know
say that his fits Of perversity and irritabllity
are not near so frequent as during the first
week OF his stay at Nonquitt. He passed n
considerable time to-day reading or looking
from the window of his room, and when a
friend passes be gives him nod OF recogni-
tiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
Rofd settler BOYS.

TRINIDAD, COL, July 23.-One hundred
settlers rode to-day to the rancho OF George
BIosser, near Ration, and reinstated him IN
his rancho which, during the absence oil
Blosser and his family, had been turned over
to the representatives of the Maxwell grant
The settlers vow they will not give in unit
the Private.Lsnd-Claim Committee Of the
lower house say whether this ruling Of Secre-
tsry-of-the- Interior Cox, in 1869, declaring
these lands part Of the public domain, has
force OF law or not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have a sToSEMRTz FOLDER. In perfect
order. which We will sell at q great bargain. IL
will fold an eight or q four-page paper the size
OF tho Dispatch OF smaller. IL win also cut and
paste tho oightpage paper ltca1 DO readily
attached 10 any press
We refer TO tho petersburg Iader-A ppeal rs u
the character OF is work. sinco that paper has
the counterpart OF this machine attached " It's
press and nov In successful operation. Adj
dress THE DISPATCH COMPANY,
my slms Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25

HANDSOME SODA-WATEK AZ
HI PARATUs, FINE sHUW-CA ~. Stv W
FIXTURRS. STOCK OF CONfhciioNSAh''
&C., AT AUCT1oN.--on
FRIDAY. July q. 1888,
MT n O'Clock. will sell. without reserve, at NO.
7Of west Main street (the owner declining DUST
nessl the entire stock 81 ooona
FINE COSFECTIoNERIES,C CAN GOops,
GLASS JARs. TOBACCO, CIGARS,
LARGE ORNAMENTAL LAMPS,
SILVER PLATED SH0W-CA,Es,
OUTDOOR tuprighti SHOWCASE,
COUNTERS, SHELVING. &c;
1,.o HANDSOME DOUBLE sODA-WATEh
APPARATUS OF i9 syrups and sDrausne'
with water-let and igure;
q COPPER FOUNTAINS In perfect order,
/ DOuBIE MILk-SHAKE, &c, &C.
TSpxs: AZ sale. JAS. MACDoUGALL.
~ o. salesman.
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nArGwoAD LsNEs.
&a a. aE sslyllIss 5sysls.3'
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE

&a ~ szzE ss.'y'llgs,' sl,Esss.'a
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
JUNE ~ Is31
LEAVE RICHMOND
Els A. " for Newport News, Oh Point Com.
lors aud Norfolk daily except Sun
e:f5 A. NJ. sundays only. - Newport News, OH
Point. AID Norfolk
1i:io A. ii. through and Local Mail 70 ell points
west. except sunday Pullman
tleepers Clifton Forge 10 Lexington,
losP. N. tor Newport Sows. Oli Point nai
Norfolk. except sunday
$40 p. N. X r. ana 2. Spnc iO1 AcccOmm0fs-
tion. except Sunday.
go r. II. for Louirville, Cincinnati Chicagn
81 Louis hcnphis. and New Dr.,
leans-Fast Express with through
PullmsDs daily. Only routs ruuniDf
PUlimsns West from Richmond,
SIS p. 81 for Oid Point daily except Monday.
stops only 40 WILLIAMSBURG Pall.
man Pslsco car % Oid POiot
1890 P. NJ. for Virginia springs am Ashland.
Ky, daily except sunday Sleeping
car 70 White Sulphur.
AHMvs IN RICHMOND,
go A. NJ. VIRGINIA springs express, except
sunday
ii:Oo A. NJ from norfolk. on Point. and Ne..
port News. oxcep, sunday.
SDP NJ. from local POINTS ani TO West, OF.
cept sunday.
COS T. n from old Point Newport Nsss, sni
Norfolk daily. Pullman PALACE ar
Old Point 20 CiDcinrsH anI I1u.Yuis
s:5OP ". from Louisy lie All CincinnAa-fass
Express daily.
Depot Seventeenth aId BrCfi s'rse,.
Tickets ~ 1000 Main street ami 10 fls le1o.
y IS. FI LLEA
General Passeo1-r AF.r.
WILLIAMS c. wickHAA. sscoiger c-e,ayesss
and Ohio railway IrIJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
CONNECTIONS

Train No. 30 connects daily except sunday
st keysgiie for Chsss Cify, Ca-eNie. at
oxford. At GreeRsboro Tor Durssn ss'a.yr.
Sslem. and Winston, and ell poiu-s ou A.r.h
Carolina Division. a. oslsDutF I.I h-..tIiH.
Hot springs. and all points iu W.-'r-r N.ra
Carolina, and az Charlotte Tor tnur rf. .l4l-
bia and Augvsia railroad
Train No. - connects daily =, Grean .DlrJ
for salem. Winston, kaloish. G.lir5.r'. rri
Morehead City, NJ salisbury f0r A-hU..l.e. .fOf
Spring. aud all points in western Nrr. Caro-.
Ina; At Charlotte with Chariet.o. C0,lI rs l.f
Augusta railr0si FOR columbia. huggs,R Alison.
Charleston. AavannAh. 1homasy.i.s. Nt ft.l.
sDnvlie. isut other Florida pI.-is aFl FI.I
Carolina CeutTal railroad Tor " lIW r-
Trans from the south arrive q. AclnJl&
A. N. and S}) =. "
rClDNEt 4CCO.MOptt.ON.
Leave Richmond ..................- ... g. q
Arrive Manchester t D. e
tAAELlA COURTHOUSE rAAIN.
Leave Richmond. .......... ....--.-....fl - "
Arrive Richmond. .............. .-.-.... b. a.. n
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Herbert bismarck Talks to the Car.

Herbert bismarck Talks to the Car.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 23.-Count Herbert
Bismarck, who accompanied the Emperor Of
Germany on his visit to Russia, was granted
an audience OF an hour aud quarter by the
Car yesterday. The CzaI bestowed upon
the Count the brilliant decoration OF the
Order OF st. Alexander Newski.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
TT,HE BRADSrREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES r. CLAKK, PRESIDENT
BRADsTRKE1sS RICHMOND OFFICE
no. ils3 EAST MAIN STREET
Tslephoas ho.43i

The Richmond oaiee has more than Kept pace
with tho rapid growth OF the city and develop
mens OF the territory tributary 70 Il II offers 10
the mercantile community OK this section all ths
advantages OF syste "a the superiority Of which
Is recognized In every trade centre Of tho ciyil-
lied world. That IT'S IN special sense prepared
tested By the fact that It has now larger sgnksr
Qsubseribrs than gnr ether mercantile eesBeK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
BY Henry L. Staples q Co.,
Real Estxts Agents aud Aucuoneers'
IiOs east Main street, Richmond, va
rn,p1rsrEE,s SALE OF Attract OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT Or
IAep IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY,
VA. CONTAINING 2i7 AckES.-By virtue o, a
certain deed OF trust from n. A. Atkinson. Jr.'
and wife. dated JANUARY z. 1889. and duly re-
corded In Prince "a lard County Court, IN Deei-
Rock "a. page $50. default haviag been rlaie IN
Inc paymens Of tho debt thereby secured, ana
being so required BY the beneficiary. shaii ser
nv auction 10 the higheet BIDDER, IN iront OF the
post-onico. In tao city Of Richmond, VA on 3
SATURDAY, July Is. lssS
at 4 o'clock p. NJ, that certain TRACT OF LAND
described In the said dsed - that tract OF par
eel of land lying IN the county OF Prince kdwaru,
Va. contaiaing 2f7 ACRES. be the same more OF
lssr being the same tract OF land which was
conveyed to j. w. Mertoa by y y. Giobs. trus-
tee. by deed dated Dece mber ~. 1881, and when
was conveyed TO said II. A. Atkinson, Jr., by
said ]. W. Morton and wife, by decd dated 7th OF
January, 1882. The said land adjoins the iands
of "A. o. Palmer John Harley. and others"
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay expenses Oh
sale and any delinquent taxes that may be que,
and a debt OF s73l.s0 with interest thereon from
January Z. 1884. until paid and the residue upon
such terms as the CREATOR may prescribe.
The taxes for the year 1883 70 be PAID oy tho
purchaser. hhNhl LIE oiA 49, -,
~ ~ iihrtrc.
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By Chewing & Rose,
Roal Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. 5north Tenth streets.

rnRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
j LOT or LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO on THE EAST LINE OF THlkIf 81
COND BETWEEN AND 81 REkIS, FKON. -
ING 30 FEET BY A DEPTH OF 134 FEET TO AN
ALLEY IS FEET WIDE By virtue Of
certain deed Of trust % record in tho clerks
oIice Of HeuricO County Court and being re-
quirrd by tho holder of the note thereby secured,
We will sell at auction. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, July %, 1888,
at G O'Clock p NJ tho ab0ye-described LOT.
Terms: one half IN cash. the residue at six
months. with per cent. interest, and secured
by a deed OF trust j. o. NEHDENBU RG,
Trustee.
CHEWING & ROSE. Auctioncers. 1y2l
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATe.zr,;l.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATe.Sr,a.
' COMPANY. for Old Point. Nor A<k1ask1s-
folk, Portsmouth, Newport News, Cisrem0nt,
and James-riyer landings direc.. by elegant sa-
lOOo-steamor ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY
MONDAY. WE'D SESDAY. and FRIDAY att a.
NJ. Stroet-cars connect
Connections al Old Point closely with all lines
for northern cities same afternoon; also, at Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the south, ana
Virginia Beach. James river ~ daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and at CAREERS
Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through. State rooms engaged for day or night.
Freight received daily for NoriOlS, Ports
mouth Old Point Wayerly, Hicksford. Va, and
all points la Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
Virginia and all regular landings on the james
river at lowest rates, and through bihs issued.
LUCIEN u. TAruM, yics-President
No 1li7 Main street and Rockets
IRWIN WEIsIGER, Freight and Passenger Agent
ie.D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25

Get rid Of that tired feeling ne quick as
possible. Take Hoods sarsaDarilla, which
gives strength, = good appetite, and health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25

WANTED, BY ALAOY OF SOME
w EXPERIENCE. A SITUATION IN A PhI-
vATE FAMILY TO TEACH THE ENGLISH
BRANCHES AND MUSIC. Small children pre-
fcrred. References given ana required. Address
Miss q. u. T., care Postmaster, Erin shades,
usnrico county. Va ~ ll-WstAwst'