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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-12

KINDS and sizes Of Mills 4
Evaporators, for Sorghum
"a Sugar Cane, are made by
The Blymyer IronW orks Co.
Of Cincinnati, 0. than by
any otherworksin theworld.
They are the sole makers Of
the Fictor, Great Western and
Niles Mill, and the Genuine
Cook Erdporotor. Sorghum
Hand Book for lSss, FREE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
By Thomp'on Brown & co.
and
Sampson & Adamson.
SALE OF TWO STORY
4 STOCK-BRtCk STORE AND DWELLING
NORTH SIDE HULL STREET BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
MANCHESTER.

BY request Of tho executor. ". II. Ham. de-
ceased. au1 by virtue o.. q deed Of trust duly re-
corded IN Chesterfield County Court % secure
the paymentof me notes therein mentioned. m
default having beeu made in payment Of tho
same. and being required so 20 DO We will sell At
public auction, on tie premises, On
FRIDAY, JUNE lsT,
at6P. ". the STORE above described. and so
long occapiod by Mrs. Storey * Sister "a q gene
rat confectionery. bakery. &c. Lot 22xl33 PIG
feet An EXCELLENT USINESS-STAND AND
GOOD PAYING INVESTMENT.
TERMS: Byconsent Of all Interested, ono third
cash: balance In six. twelve. ard eighteen
mOaths: per cent. interest added, secured by
deed Of trust LEROY z. BROWN, Trustee.
!. THOMPSON BEowS & CO. Auctioneers.
nv q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

The Joke Hotel Proprietor Played
On His Clerk.
New Haven Palladium


Last Tuesday 2 1ne.lOOking, wel-dressed
gentleman walked bri>kly into the New
Haven House and asked Mr.. Heath. the
clerk, whether he could be accommodated
with a room. Ihe register was turned 30
that the gentleman could sign, which he did
as follows: 81. X. Wheeler, Omaha" He
was assigned TO Room 81 and shown TO It by
one Of the bell-DOys. shortly aiterward he
came down stairs, and passing out OF the
hotel went into COburn's drugstore, where
he purchased TWENTY-FIVE cents worth OF
cigars. In his customer Mr.. Cohurn recOg-
nized william II. MO,ely. manager Of the
New Haven House. Mr.. Moselcy'S appear.
ance had, however, altered considerably,
for instead OF a full beard, which Mr.. Nose.
ley had worn during the winter, his face
was shaver clean, save ilunty mouslache
and a small gOstee. The speclaclts which
he usually wore were not In sight.
To carry out the Joke, William Messen-
ger, clerk for MIR. Coburn, was sent into the
hotel to inquire il a man named Wheeler
was stopping there. and whether it would
be safe 10 sell him some goods on credit
Mr.. Heath advised Mr.. Messenger TO have
nothing but cash dealings with Wheeler, as
the latter had left no baggage either at the
Office or in his room. Mr.. Heath was next
accOsted by William COnynham, student,
who was apparently in state Of great eX-
element, and expressed indignation be-
cause his fathers business partner, Mr.,
Wheeler. had been refused credit
on account OF advice given by Mr.. Heath.
Mr.. Heath summoned a bell-boy and dis
patched him in all haste to the drugstore
with instructions to inform Mr.. Messenger
that Mr.. Wheeler was good for any pur-
chases he might desire to make. Mr.. Wheeler
appeared in the hotel again in few mo-
ments aud handed his Overcoatt TO Mr. Heath,
who gave him check for II. Mr. Wheeler
then passed INTO the dining-rOom and from
there into the office, where he made himself
pretty familiar with things on the desk.
Heath was about TO venture some remark OF
remonstrance when Mr.. Wheeler removed
his hat and was recognized by Heath as his
employer, Mr.. Mosely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
AREPUBLrCAN MEETING.
Malone Dressed Down by q Former
Fottover.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.
CURIsrfANsBuRG, Va. May %. Late yes.
terday evening poster appeared STATING
that G. A. Hecrmans would to.daF address
the Republicans OF the county on the issues
involved in The Petersburg Conventional
other words. on Malone and M,hone's
methods. Accordingly at ! O'Clock Mr..
Heermans took the stand. lie had goo
crowd, ;here being q sprinkIing OK Demo-
Gratis, who could not MAS 90 opportunity 10
hear Malone dressed down bY one OF his
own nee. He said the Republican party
was bigger than any man in IL, but Malone
thought he was the whole party; That 1t could
no longer be wrapped in swadding clothes,
but Malone believed he could wrapit up and
tuck IL under his arm whenever II 50 pleased
him. lie then arraigned Malone for being
unwilling that a man who followed him
should hold an opinion, and said that there
was nothing 10 split party in the different
views neld by the Wise and Malone faction.
What split 1t was Malone and h' treache-
rous dealings and methods; out OF 1l3 con-
tested seats a Wise man did not get single
one that this thing was forced unOn them,
and that no mln with manliness could have
acted otherwise. The attention paid bin
throughout was good and he seemed to I'M
press bis brethren.
Patrick McCaull, however, also appeared
and took Mahone's part outside OF the court
room. He started with pretty good crowd,
but they soon left hun.
Mr. A. y. sullivan, former treasurer OF
this county, returned from Richmond Satur-
dsv night. lie paid over 10 the Auditor
$4,000 OF past due revenue.
Mr.. J. +. Johnson, OF your city, former
reading clerk OF the Senate, Is visiting Cap
tain J. II. Johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
kTAUNTON.
commencement ExerciSes-Funerai
Of Pastor.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY %. 1883.
The commencement exercises OF the Au-
gusta Female Seminary Mss VI. j. Bald
WIN, princip1l-cOmmenced on the 2jih in
slant ana will close tonight. The total num-
Der Of pupils 10 attendance during the ses-
sion was 22j. The roll Of pro1cients Is a
very long one, OF which there are several
full graduates.
The commencement sermon was delivered
bv Rev. X. Z. Kerr. d. d., Of Richmond,
Sunday At III O'Clock A. NJ, in the First
Presbyterian church, TO avery large congre-
CATION.
The concert last night in the seminary
chapel was largely attended.
Tonight the awards OF merit will be dis.
tributed and diplomas conferred.
The funeral services ~ the Rev. Sidney 7.
Riser. from the Evangelical Lutheran
chHrch, sunday afternoon were deeply
solemn and impressive. The attendance was
unusually large, and all the ministers OF the
CITY and many from the country were pres
ent. II has already been announced that the
site Of the Lutheran church Is TO be occupied
bv Young Mems Christian Association
building; that congregation also building a
new church in another locality. In con-
sequence OF the illness Of the pastor lMr.
Roanoke College, was here to con-
duct the last services which would be
held in this odihce, and in the
di.pensation OF Providence the occasion
was the mOurniul one OF burying the young
and loved pastor. The funeral services were
in the church, Rev. Mr.. Snyder. Of Shenan-
doah, reading the lessons. and Mr.. Paynter
delivering the sermon. Rev. ID. h. McIar-
land, ID. D.. pastor oi the First Presbyterian
church, also spoke OF the deceased, to whom
he had occupied very near relations, and
was dCputed by him to speak Of his expert
ence and reflections as a minister Of the Cos
pei, and in connection with his labOrs IN
this city.
The Church Council, Messrs. NJ. p. Funk
houscr, julius Prufer. C.. I. Hammond, &.
{. Berry, Henry Brown, and Charles PTuier,
were the pa-bearers. The MANY floral
tributes were Illustrative Of the tender and
aGcctionate regard in which the deceased
was endeared to his people. who have to re-
alize a great loss, especially as the cOngrega-
ton had Just embarked in the purpose OF
erecting a new house OF worship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Lady WINS "a Medal.
(For the Dispatch.l
IJ.ruvuA Nov 90


PALMYRA, May 90, 1883.
Whilst it was not my privilege TO attend
last evening the very interesting closing ex-
ercises o. the Palmyra Central High School,
a feeling Of local pride prompts me to report
what must have been one OF the most marked
features OF interest to the eccaSiOn-the pre-.
sentation 10 Miss Lizzie +. Barksdale OF one
Of those gold medals bestowed by the Uni
versity OF VIRGINIA as recognition Of spe-
ca merit IN IFS local examinations
established IN certain educational centres.
These examinations comprise studies or
subjects Of ten sections under each head OF
Junior" and Senior departments, and
the candidates are required 10 satisfy the OK
aminers in at least three sections OF their
own selection from the li.t, but no one is eX-
amined on more than five. Miss Barksdale,
OF the Central High school here, having taken
first honOrS 10 its recent examinations on
English, Latin, German, and pure mathe-
mates, selected the four sections OF the
senior department Of the University schedule
treating Of similar subjects, and the degree
OF her proficiency a. determined by the Uni
versity committee was indicated by the be-
stOwal Of the gold medal referred 10.
Whilst the success Of the fair contestant
entities her to hearty congratulations, it also
indicates unmistskably the thoroughness Of
the instruction gwen in one Of our public
free schools. Of which Thomas J. Iitdcn Is
principal. II also demonstrates the great
practical advantage OF the local competitive
examinations as now authorized by the Uni
vcrsity. /IP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
Auction sALEs-Euture Days.
FN'"t N'110V Ft"Ns'VFtVI'
No. II north Tenth street.


A UCTION SALE OF A LARGE
"A NUMBER OF BEAUTTFULLY-SITUAT
AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED
~ THE NoRTHEAsr Esd OF RICHMOND
AND NEAR THE TERMINUS OF THE ELkC-
TRIO RAILROAD, on TWENTY-sEvENrH.
TWENTY-RIGHIH. rWHNTY-NINrH, AND
THIRrIETH STREETS. AND ALSO SEVERAL
PRETTY LOTS On q STREET BETWEEN
THIRTIETH AND THlRTY-FfhST STREETS
At the request Of the owners we will sell by auc-
ton, on the promises. on
THURSDAY. MAY 81, 1898,
commencing At O'Clock p. VI. the LOTS stu
ated a. above and 70 be sold In the following or
der-yiZ:
I. THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS Of IS feet each.
with depth Of 40 ieot. situated on the west SIDE
OF Twenty-seventn street between Q and X
streets.
= FOURLoTs, fronting together iiS feet, stu
ated on the south side 81 q street between Ihir-
tieth and 1hirty-h first streets with depth OF l33
feet TO an alley In common 10 feet wide
And Immediately Afterwards. slXIY-ElGHr
LEVEL AND DESIRABLE LOTS, situated on
1wenty-eighth, Tweoty-ninth, and Thrtieih
streets. aud between :, 7. and . sreets-cach
Of sal lots having front Of @ or 20 feet With a
depth OF 1 % and 40 feet.
Those lots must increase in value. being only
two squares from the Electric railroad and owing
10 the many improvements now being made IN
this locality.
The attention Of parties seeking homes or de-
slrs bic investments Is specially called 10 this
sale.
TERMS One fourth cash: balance IN one, two.
and hres years, for negotiable notes. bearing .
per cent interest, and secured by deed Of trust
RAWLINGS q ROSE,
my % Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
FIRE IN A SHIP.
ABOUT TWO HUNDRED BALES OF COT
TON DAMAGED.
An Unfortunate Cargo-The German Ship
Ariadne-ofticsrs and Crew Pleased
with Norfolk.
tcorrc,pondenco Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l

fCorrcspondenco Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Nav %. 1888.
The large Italian steamship RObllant, the
largest ever 10 this port, caught fire In the
forward hold this morning by the cargo OF
cotton ieniting, Il Il supposed. from sp0nta-
neou- combustion. AllthC hre-cngines OF the
city and several powerful sitaul-tugs were
quickly alongside, and with powerful
stresms soon delngcd The hold and subdued
the fire sufficiently 30 ALLOW the damaged cot
ton 10 be removed from the vessel 10 the
dock. where all vestise OF the fire was eXiin.
Quishcd. Probably 0pe hundred bales were
burned and damaged. (Which were fully IN
sured. The cotton that caught fire was
portion ot The 5000 hales OF the stranded
steamship kimbcry. which j. being re.
shipped n Europe on the RObilant
Tho officers Of the German war-ship
hradnc, now IN the barbor, express them
Sclye. as greatly enjoying the hospitality OF
Norfolk society. They are being invited
about considerably 70 the social ertertain-
mcnts and gatherings OF the people. Tho
crew also find Norfolk attractive. and
tnrongs Of them are ashore daily on liberty,
and are commended by The police force as
the most orderly and well-behayed sailors
that ever visited the port. The Ariadne
will probably leave next week for Europe
shall ever REGARD their visit 10 Norfolk as the
most pleasant experience OF the cruise.
This morning the United STATES steamers
Atlanta and Galena came up the navy-ysrd
10 ohtaia coal and other supplies before pro-
cecding 10 Annapolis. The swatara Will
probably remain here two or three weeks,
her boats and some portion Of her machinery
being in The hands Of the workmcn.
Mrs. Commodore Harmony, OF Washing
too, Is visiting Mrs. Commodore Brown at
the nayy-Yard.
Or. Charles l.. Culpcpcr has been elected
president OF the Portsmouth Board OF
Health.
william Walter Coke. E.q., formerly OF
Princess Anne. Int recently residing ia
Hr,mblcton, il dead. lie came originally
from Willamsb burg, and was a brother Of
Governor Ri hard Coke, OF Texas lie was
siXiy-hge years % age, and leaves wife. son,
and three daughters.
Carpenter f.. ". NJ. Nash, who resides IN
Portsmouth, has been detached from the
swaiara.
Drc0ra'ion-dly will hc observed here to-
morrow hy closing the hayward, CUSTOM
house, and posl-otlire. and toe Grand Army
post. ard c0lOred military going 10 the Ma
t,onal cemetery at Hampton.
Mr. Charles BIycn, the olcctor from this
district. left TO-DAY 10 attend tho Prohibition
Convention which meets at indianapolis to-
morrow.
The companies q the Fourth Virginia
regiment are ail making preparations 10 en-
camp 40 the Alegnany Springs in August.
The seaside hotels adjacent TO Norfolk all
oicu for the season tomorrow.
The ladies and gentlemen giving the opera
a. the Chimes II Normandy for the benefit
~ TIE Lee Rifles viii also give the opera IN
Petersburg on Thursday night. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

sad event, for II wss TIER summer home as
we'll as mine.
found nv poor broken-hesrted wife In
ST. James Cottage, with her faithful servants
near by. Our meeting was sad one. Sad
to think OF.
The origin OF the FIRE Is unknown; nut as
none had been in that part OF the building u
must have been the work Of an incendiary.
The Newspaper report that " fires had been
built In ali the rooms that day. in expectation
Of a iarge crowd" &C., is purely imaginary.
NV first patrons were not 10 arrive until the
25ih instant. and for the LIT OF June quite q
number had engaged rooms.
The holel was erected in 1872 ut a cost IN
the springs company OF $4,000. Since
owned II | have added about $1,000 to It's
value in improvements. The furniture,
linen, blankets. tableware. personal effects.
SC, cost sll.5i5. making a total loss Of
S45.9iJ, on which there IL an insurance oil
SlS.2J0
The deferred payments on the property
will absorb over hail OF this. am therefore
practically declared from making any extern
sive improvements.
In sorrow and grief faithfully yours,
PHlL. +. BROwN.
7. s. Some idea can he formed OF the mar
row escape Of the inmates when Mrs. Brown
found her pct canary dead from suffocailon
when she first gave the alarm. Her pet dog
BERTHE persisted in the flames. +. +. i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
A GhastIy Dtacoyery.

A Portsmouth On. H. special says: Two
Young men this morning discovered the
body OF Henry +. Whitehouse, aged twenty
two. an employee at the electric.hght works,
lying on Mobiles Island shore. The throat
was cut from ear 10 ear and the head con.
tanned ten or twelve wounds inflicted with
some blunt instrument. A machiniSt'S ham.
mer was found near the BODY. Superinten-
dent Palmer, Of the electric.light com.
pany, when shown the hammer exclaimed
" My God that settles 1t in my mind"
Ten minutes later the sheriff arrested James
Palmer, a former employee OF the electric.
light company, and lodged him in Jail on
uspiciou OF having committed the deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
PHot-Eoat in Collision.

TSVoclaI telegI am 20 The Dlspatchl
NORFOLK, Va, May 29-Ghe Norfolk
pilot boat William 4. Graves was IN COLT
sion in a fog outside The cspes Yesterday with
the German steamship WeSer, bound from
Baltimore 10 Bremen. The pilot-boatlost her
bowsprlt and forward rigging. II is not
kown how much the steamship WAS damaged.
An the trains on the Norfolk and Western
railroad were delayed several hours to-day
by freight train breaking down six miles
from this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
He shot 10 save HIsOwn life,

ISpeclal telegram 70 The Dispatch.l
MARTINsvnLE, VA, May CIV r. Mills,
who shot Granville Stuart on saturday, gave
himself up Yesterday, and asked That the
matter be fully investigated. The case was
thoroughly examined into. and Mr.. Mills
was completely eXonerated. The evidence
shows clearly that Policeman Mills had to
shoot to save his own life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

BY virtue Of the decree referred 70 below We
will sell by auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE Z, 1883,
at I3O o'clock p NJ, the THREE-STORY
WAREHOUSE on Cary street just below
Fifteenth street. at present occupied by
I. f. Mayo. Esq, "a a tobacco-factory, for which
II IS well suited Tho location Il good, and tbs
building can, with a comparatively small out
lay, be made an excellent one for general fac
tory uses. and it will always rent well. The
lot on which IL stands fronts e feet Inches
and runs back about 100 feet.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months for motto with IN
tereet added, and title retained.
CHARLES = STkINGFELLOW,
JAMES CASKit.
SPECIAL Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

Correspondlngly quick tims IN other points
Through bills OF ladlng Issued al low rates.
e.. A. TAYLOR
no! General freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
VlHIRTY FIRST-CLASS MULES,
SIX SPRlNG-WAGONs, SIX STREET
WAGONS, WITH HARNESS TO
SANE, AT AUCTION.

The subscribers. having determined 10 reduce
stock, will sell at their stables, near the Haxall-
Crenshaw Company's mills, on
THURSDAY. 3lsr INSTANT,
commencing a. half-pbst 10 o'clock,
% FIRST-CLASS MULES.
SPRlNG-WAGONS.
STREET-WAGONS. with HARNESS TO same.
I his sale IA made for no fault. but 10 reduce
stock Tesmstcrs. farmers, and others should
bear this sale in MUD, as 1t affords an opportu-
nifty seldom offered.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known At sale.
STORRS il CO., reamsters.
F. Il. COOK, Auctioneer.
NOrg.-NO pO-ipOnement on account OF wea-
thor, and no private sale Of any part OF IT,
my u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Do
" YER MILLS, on TIE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANI RAILROAD, IN GOOCHLAND
COUNII.-By virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Goochland county, entered on the 4th OF
April, 1854, IN the case OF Ashworih u.s. Wight,
a., we Will proceed 70 sell, on the promises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 7, 1888.
al IL NJ, at public auction, that VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY CALLED DOVER MILLS, on
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad At Dover
Depot about twenty miles from Rich mond, with
all the latest Improvements for milling. This
property consists OF about IS ACRES OF LAND.
on which Is large new Mill, with all the mo-
dern machinery complete; a Dwellipg-hous
store-House, and other buildings
TEaNs: Que third cash; the valance In three
equal payments nc six. twelve, and eighteen
months. secured by negotisoie notes, with in-
terest added from day Of sale, and title retained
I'LL conveyance ordered by the Court.
Persons wishing 10 buy eau leave Richmond et
$50 A. u. ana return at AS r. ".
WILLIAM l. CoWARDIN,
JACKSON GUY,
HILL CARTER,
W. W. Cosby, ia,
nv esrsod5t&d special Gomnis,ionera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
BY Poinde1ter & Deno0n.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1903 cas-. Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LARGE AND VERY DESIRABLE
VACANT LOT
ON TUE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FOUsHEE
AND CANAL STREETS.

BY virtue Of the provisions Of a certain decree
81 the Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond IN
tho cause OF 7. y. Carter. guardian, &c, rs Bar
Ramiu and Others. entered on the 21d day Of
January, 1898. / shall sell BY auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 81. 1883.
a; G o'clock p. H., that VACANT LOT COM
mencing 20 the northwest corner OF Canal aud
FOusheo Streets fronting Oh Canal street .33 feet
aud extending back 10 parallel nes $50 leet 10 =
wide alley This IS one 81 the lew large lots
within the city liai,9 which can DO utilized for
manufacturing purposes on can be sub-iiyided
and built in small houses, the locality being one
20 command a good class OF tenants, being easily
accessible 20 the largest shops aud factories Of
the city. The property will be- sold as o whole or
subdiy!ded, "a may he deemed best by the COM
missioner on tEe day OF sale.
FERNS: One third cash; tho balance st six and
twelve months from day o. sale, The purchasers
executing their negotiable nOles With interest
added ana title retaiued until the whole pur-
chase-mOney is paid and a Conveyance ordered
by the Court 7. y. PAGE,
Special Commissioner
CARTER, GUARDIAN. &C, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
BARGAMIN AND OTHERS, DsFESDANTs-IN THE
CHANCEsY COURT OF tbs CITY or RICHMOND.
/, Benjamin II. Berry. clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required u the special COM
missioner by the decree Ia said cause Of January
%. 1884, has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand t1is s2d day OF Way, 1888
BENJAMIN Ii. BERRY.
my % Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30
By II. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
once corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

A NICE BUILDING LOT AT THE
n SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY AND
KINNEY STREETS FOR SALE AT AUG.
IiON.-On
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1853
at o'clock r. NJ. will OFFER for salo az puhli>
auction upol tho promises ;, hs abov y mentioned
LOT. Il fronts 3axi53 Zee. 10 @lio)t alley.
PROPERTY in this locality Is daily enhancing IN
value. NOW ~ THE TIME TO BUY.
TSRks; Liberal Il. SELDOM TAYLOR.
myU Aactioaeor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

Steamers eYery Saturday rom -'ow York 70
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage 10 Glasgow. Londonderry. Liver
roOl or Belfast, $50 aud 500; second class.
E3O: steerag0 outward or prepaid. S3O.
saloon excursion tickets az reduced rItos.
Travellers circliar letters Ot credit AMI
drafts for any amount issuei az lowest current
rates For books Of tours, tickets, or further IN
formation. apply 10 Henderson BROTHERS.
New YORK; or GEORGEW ALLEN & CO., Ola DO
minion steamship Company. or 4 W.GARBER,
1860 Main street. or ANDRtW WELSH. southern
Express Company. iNchmond. ap ll-Gm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-30

DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND And DASyILLE RAliRol0
SHORTEST AND biJ>i DIRECT kDll. -
Tue SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEpER~ o. AL Nlll.
IIAlNH.