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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
RPIiefOus Notes.

ADTODOS Of the Withdrawal OF the lteV. l..
G.. Baker, OF Philadelphia, from the Presby-
tcrlan Church, on the ground OF want OF
faith, the New York Observer says: There
is not the slightest reason why anv man
should try to teach what he does not cor
daily and heartily believe TO be GODS own
Word. II his Church misrepresents his
views be ought not 10 represent his Church.
The field is the world"
The time for conservative view OF the
best way to Drlng the family and the school
into closer relation with the State, says the
ChurchmQn, has hardly arrived. Our state
legislation in regard to marriage IS still in
the direction OF a loose law in place OF one
where all the instincts OF social protection
impart to the marriage celebration the dig
nitv, the honor, and the publicity which go
with its recognition as one Of the principal
institutions Of society.
"Shall preacher read novels :" asks the
United Presbyterian, "seems TO be daring
inquiry, when only a generation ago It was
hardly believed 10 be proper for ANYBODY
anybody pretending 10 be Christian-tO do
so, and when even yet there are those who
look upon all novel readers as persons given
over to dissipation. But if preachers read
novels, what is their purpose in doing 50 7
II rs moi. certainly, to get fine passages for
quotations, rs one paper suggests, nor 10 get
characters to hold up, either for condemDa-
ton or approval, nor to find discussions OF
principles more adaptable than those OF
philosophy. 1t is rather to secure eHtcrtain-
meut, TO relieve the mind after difficult
study. and TO assist the Imagination, both in
its expansion and Christening. In these re-
spects the novel has a real usefulness, and
eo1 .fafo Il
proIOund theologpns employ It both as a
matter Of duty and means OF pleasure"
"If, in spite Of creeds and statutes" says
the INDEPENDENT, "the foundations OF An
dover be shaken, let no man or set OF men
eUer hereafter suppose they can invent sys-
fem to guard any trust they may wish to
create for the benefit OF poSterily from per-
version. II cannot be done. Nothing that
the wisdom OF men could suggest was
omitted by the founders 10 guard their
trust; and nothing that the ingenuity OF
men can devise is neglected by the wreckers
tn overthrow that trust. 1t Is this that
makes the Andover case Of such momentous
importance at the present time"
The C0ngregqtiOndist remarks That re-
cent enumeratiOn Of the congregations at the
leading London churches showed that DR..
Joseph Parker, at the City Temple, had a
morning audience Of 1898, ana an evening
one Of 2,4l5, 81. Paul's bad 1862, the largest
Roman Catholic church bad l.092. the largest
Jewish synagogue ESQ, Mr.. Spureeon 6,nO.
At one OF our visits to Mr.. Spurgeon's
church on an ordinary occasion there were
Clio persons present rhis Is the power OF
Gospel preacher. No orator ever welded
men az the great Gospel preacher. In all
time, in every land, aud under every mOdi'
icaii0n 81 Christianity, he Is magnet ior
whose influence the wants aud woes oil men
prepare them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
FiFTIETm CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. May ~, 1888.
senate.
Hauso of Representatives..
The Senate was not in session tod

The House met this morning at III O'CLOCK
on motion OF Mr.. Logan, 0. Louisiana, tne
bill was passed extending the lmts OF tue
rsort OF New Orleans so as TO include poT-
ton OF the parish Of Jefferson.
Mr.. HOPKINS, CT Virginia, introduced r
hill 10 prevent convict labor competing WIN
organized labor. Referred. -,
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole (Mr. Springer, Of Illinois, In the
chair on The tariff bill.
Mr.. Hanger, OF Wisconsin, concluded bis
speech begun last plight In opposition 10 the
hill lie criticised the hill as beng polilicai
I'm IFS features, IN that It but slightly inter-
fered with Democratic sugar, rice. iron, coal'
and whlskey, while II selected RepuDiican
wool. lumber. and garden products upon
which TO try The experiment OF free trade
Mr.. TOwnshend, OF Illinois, spoke In sup
port OF the bill.
Mr. MnliEen, OF Maine, denounced the
bill AZ RELOCATING the industries OF the Siates
on the northern border 10 the tender merc'es
OF New Brunswick and Canada. Inc Din
was framed not to reduce the revenue, Dut
10 favor Democratic States and make VOTES
in doubtful districts.
Mr.. Kean, OF New Jersey, advocated re-
dnrtion ~ the internal revenue, and cbarac-
tcTlZeu Tue Dill HS u r"'iinN' VI w -
tries Of the county to the interest OF fIesi-
dent Cleveland.
Mr. Allen, Of Mississippi, advocated the
pending bill, and attacked the protective s!s-
TEN.
Mr.. Leblbach, Of New Jersey, said that the
President deserved the admiration OF the
Republican party for having taken away all
possibility Of n deceptive campaign IN the
manufacturing States OF the Union.
The committee then rose.
on motion OF Mr.. FOrney, OF Alabama q
bill was passed authorizing the construction
of a bridge over the Tennessee river al
Guntersylle. Ala.
On motion Of Mr.. Neal, OF Tennessee,
bill was passed authorizing the construction
OF a bridge over the Tennessee river at Chat'
tanoOgs, Tenn.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

pleasure IN his Industry, skill and love for
scicuiific truth during the three sessions DC
worked In my department. am convinced
that no win show himself thoroughly ca
pable Of teaching bacteriology and hygiene
with success"
DR.. Krause, the brilliant professor Of medi.
cine. AT G0tt,ngen states: During the time
DIR. Bolton worked IN my laboratory he ac-
CURED an extraordinary knowledge OF ami.
mai ard vegetable parasites, as well az OF
the 6nrr methods OF microscopic invtstiga.
tIon. I consider him highly qualified TO hold
proiessorsblp OF hygiene and bacterlology,
and have full confidence in his skill and
trustworthIness in dealing with the often
difficult problems Of this branch OF science"
DIR. y. Llbori,Is, q distinguished stan sur
ceon Of the Russian navy, writing TO Or.
Rolton. remarks: "It gives me peculiar
measure to be able 10 tell you that i ma
your valuable Investigations on water now
often quoted in Russian works. Frequent
references are made to your work published
40 the journal Of Hygiene"
DIR. Bolton is in the thirty.ninth year oil bis
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williamsburg Matters.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. MAY u, 1873.

Correspondence OF the hlchmOnu DispetchJ
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May II, 1883.
The vestry OF Bruton Episcopal church
have chosen Mr.. II. L. Jones as delegate and
Mr. John l.. Mercer as alternate 10 the Ep>-
eopaI Council to be held at stanton this
mouth The vestry also selected location
in the church for 4 mural tablet TO Charles
and Henry Tyler, TO be erected by Mrs. Le-
titia Tyler Semple. Of Washington. Henry
TYLER was one Of the three who laid OIL this
town, and Charles Tyler was yestry man
and warden OF the church.
A grand concert Is 10 come of az the the
atre on the 18th. Among those who are eX-
pected to take part are Miss LIZZIE Jordan,
OF Smi,bield; Captain Frank Cunningham.
OF Richmond, and Mr.. w. j. Nelms, OF New
port News
The sping term Of the Circuit Court
closed TO-DAY. A large amount OF business
Was disposed OF.
lion. james J. Gordon, Of Charlottesville,
Is visiting DR.. Booth, at the Grove Oh the
Jeems."
Mr.. W. o. Roper. OF ST. Louis. formerly
~ this lace, Is here on a short VISIT 10 reia-
tiyes.
Mr.. Henry Lee. an old and much respected
citizen OF james City county, died WedneS-
dav, IN the seventy second year OF bis age.
On Monday The liih County Court will be
in session. and the farmers OF the county and
town Will take some steps to have this see.
ton represented at the Exposition. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

The deadly electric wires claimed another
victim IN this city Yesterday. A hneman Of
the Brush Company stepped outside the
second.siory front window OF Broadway
building near Houston street little alter 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon, touched coll Of
wires, supposed not to be charged with
electricity, and was instantly kiiied.-beIc
York World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
A L,.,,e Giu's Murderer Hanged.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch

CHICAGO, MAY l2.-Tbe horrible and I'M
jus,idable murder OF liule Maggie Gaushan
mas jusl been avenged by the hanging OF the
colored murderer, Zepb Davis. The execu-
ton took mace In the northeast corner Of the
county jail at Hi A. NJ, and on the same
galloWs from whIch the Anarchists were
swung of a few months ago. Davis was the
first coIored person TO suffer capital punish
ment IN Cook county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
DATTERY PARK HOTEL,
ASHEyILlE, n. c.
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.)
JOHN B. STEELE, MANAGER.

SUMNER RATES FOR SEASON OF 1879
MAY. JUNE, July, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
KILLED ON the iiniI.

Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l
IiiGn PnIAT. n. e., MAY l2.-isaac Smell,
on old man and respected citizen, was run
over here this mGrning by the soutb-bound
train OF the Richmond and Dauyllle road
and almost Instantly killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

RICHMOND AND WKsr POINT TsRNlSALl
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE CohPANY,
RICHMOND, Va, April ~. 1919
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
y general meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE RICHMOND AND WEST POlNI Itk-
MJNAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE CON
PANY will be held at tho Ballard House. IN the
city Of Richmond. on THURSDAY the 3lst day OF
May, lssS, ats =. 81.
Tho BOARD OF Directors call this meeting be-
canse they have learned through the public
press that stockholders holding at least one
tenth OF the capital stock Of tho company desire
aud have called such a meeting Although no
official communication has been addressed %
the Board this call is made in order that no pos
sible irregularty NAV interfere With tho legality
OF the proposed meeting.
Tho transfer BOOKS Of tho company will be
closed on the 18Th day OK May, 1858, at o'clock
p. NJ, and will reopen on the 1T day Of June,
isss az 10 M K. BROOKE,
ap 20eodtMy90&tdh Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
MKpIcAL COLLEGE or vIReINIA. !

MEDICAL COLLEGE or YIRGINIA.l
RICHMOND, May 9. 1854 !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" THE BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA will meet
at i2 o'clock NJ. JUNE %. 1888, at the college
building, in this city, TO elect professor TO MI
the vacancy in the chair OF anatomy occesi2neu
by the resignation Of Professor George Bon.
Johnston.
Applicants for the position win please address
their letters 70 JOHN b. COOPER,
ozark Mndical COLLAGE OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

Hood ssrsaparillais peculiar 10 itself. and
superior to all other preparations In
sIepgih, economy, and medicinal merit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
COUTH WASHINGTON-STREEP
- IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BY Chewing 4 Rose.
Real Estate Auciionee,s and Brokers'
No. north Tcuth street

BY request q the owner. We Will sell hy Gas.
ton, upon Tho premises, GA
THURSDAY THE i1TH DAY o. NAY. isN
nj SD T.. NJ. those THREE NEW AND cos.
NENIENT FRAME DWELLINGS situated on a
vest limo Of Washington near Beverly ,-ra.t
Lam dwelling l. detached and contains urr.
rooms Zach iot has a front OF 30 ~ l0I f-tL
Property IN th.s section % tho city has EreaIy
enhanced In value.
This sale oaors n good opportunity OBJ .6ls
10 quest ~ cheap homes or good, safe. Tsf Ing
investments. Como 90 mo salo
IERNs: Easy. AENNlNG & ROSE
my 20 AucuoneeaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
WTARwICK-PARK TRANsPoRTA-

w TION COMPANY.
Gondola CHIMBORAZO leaves her wharf (Gil-
lies creek) daily, inclu ling Sundays, at $50 A.
al. 12 NJ, $50 and O'Clock r. 81. Returning
leaves warwick Park at 1045 A. NJ. l:l5, 3.45, and
G:i5 z. NJ Fare, 30 cents each way round trip,
80 cents; children under twelve years OF age.
hall price; children under ave years free. No
drunken or di-repntable person allowed on the
premises The company reserves the right 10
hold portions Of the grounds and pavilion for
priyaie parties. special or cooperative rates
given 10 clubs families pic-nics, societies, etc.
For further information apply 10
THOMAS Elicit, Secretary,
No. % north Ninth street, Richmond, Va
my g-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
BY y. W. Boge,
Real Estate AuctlOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
ORA WRLLAPPoINTRD JUTE-MlLL AND
VALUABLE LEAsE-HOLD ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, VA

By virtue Of q deed % trust duly recor'N 70
tho Chancory Court OF Richmond, in Deei ..'t
~, Oh page 80, Ne Will sell by auction. Da .s
promises adjoining Montague's planning Is
near Niuth ard Aicn strcets,) being lc4 -.-tl ~
70 dO by the beneficiary, On
MONDAY. NAY 81. isSS
Al Il oic..ck n. tho VALUABLE AND Wfiir
APPOlNTED JU1E-FACTOhY above r.ier-el
TO- aud the BUILDINGS AND LLANtiIab
ESTATE connected herewith.
Ihe machinery IS Of tuo latest aud n.'.'
proved patterns, on1 Is in lrntc.a', ''
and the mil can DO pat 20 u0rk 40 Oaco hll.. i'
any considerable expense.
This Offering presents am opportunity i''
gaging Ia = manufacturing bs'inc's t''t
promises large prodts. aud % should comma.
no earnest attention q those WHO desire .l .-
bark iu an enterprise that viii not only pf'
pleasant and rcmuueratlye, but 0no ai .A'
handed down Is ~ h inheritance ~ Gle if.-
priet0r's sons
For conditions and tenure a The Leach u
estate call On OF write ~ tho aucuouoor
Terms. Cash X. ~ ~ t.f.Hi
\. W. BONk
my IS li-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
BY John y. GoidIn,
Real Estate Agent aud Auciionoer'
Bank and Eleventh streets
|. LARGE NuMBER OF BEAUTl

4 LARGE NUMBER OF BEAt J.
n FIJI BUILDING LOIS ~ PLAN az N''i
mn. On SOUTH SIDE or CROUCH clhhf
ABOtT ONE SQUARE EAST Of DIT
STREET, FOR sALB Bl AUCTION H'.'s-'
az public auction, on tie premises, on
THURSDAY, NAY II, isss,
AZ 9 O'Clock p. ". that BEAUTIFUL Pth'
GROUND fronting 10 feet on SCUM s'.'
crouch street, one square east of fii.h ~
aud 10 feel On north side VI street. = '.''
wide. $1,000, Id
Al.o. is0x220 FEET on south side 81 sfse' ~
feel wide aud south II lho above lots
Thls property will Do sold rs "h''o
,ided into lots lsx70 feet tc IA alley, accoll
a plan which may DO soeA AZ once VI &c o.
u0neer .... eli.
Th.s location. overlooking and 80 400
the chesapeake and Ohio Rnd Tanner Dc.Aa'i
WORKSHOPS. within one square Oi no kleed- ''
way. and who're properly T. enhancing - isi ~
in value, offers many klvat tagce for spe a.
or Tor building sltes for persons OF siiali ~,
"a Agcl,lctf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
BeA. J. Bradley s. Co,

BeA. J. Bradley s. Co,
Rcal Estate Auctioncers.
Thirteenth aud Hull streets, Manchester, Va
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
"A HULL-sTREEr LOTS AND OTHER REAL
ESTATE.-At the request Of the hoirs % James
Briggs, Esq, wo will offer az auction, On tho
MONDAY, NAY Il. 1881
a. 4 O'Clock p. NJ,
/ TWO LOTS fronting % feet each by go feet
tmore or lessl on the north side OF HUI street
near Nineteenth street, with largo BRlCk-AND-
FRAME HOUSE thereon. VIII oier one lot win
the privilege Of both.
Q. LOT fronting 42N xi90 feet on the south side
OF cambridge street near Ainteenth street, with
a nice COTTAGE containing rooms.
3. TWO VACANT LOTS, adjoining above,
fronting ~ and &jxi20 feot
a THREE LOTS fronting together 9lxeO ioet
more or less) on Nineteenth street between nun
and cambridge streets. ,,,.,.,.,.
tits seldom that such YALU ABLE PROPERTY
is put on the market IN the best and most pro-
gresslye portion Of the city. and should cont
maud the attention OF investors.
TERMS; one fourth cash balance on acredlt
OF six, twelve, and eighteen months, negouaple
notes being given for the deferred psymets, So
cured by deed Of trust
A. J. BRADLEY & CO.,
myii AucuoneerS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
AUCTION sALEs-Fnfure pays.
By James b. Ham,
Real Estate Agent and Autioncer,
ni3 Main street


DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THE
A. ATTRACTIVE AND yNa1 DBsIRABLR,
WILL LOCATED, DETACHsD y0OsTOkf
FRAN Z DWELLING No. ~, WITH flng Lot
ABOUT f5xi25 FBET. OK rsE EAST SiDE or
TwENTY-SlXTH STREET BETWEEN q And
n SfkEErS. BY request % no owner, who 70
sides IN = distant State, shah sell ~ pubiia
auction. on tho promises. on
FRIDAY, NAY ~, 1855.
~ 3 o'clock y. s.. the sbovc-named VOL fnows
aad very attractive PROPERTY. no rcsidencs 4
the late John ". Als0p. he Dwelling being.
specially attractive one IN style aud cOastucton.
containing about eight rooms, titchen. ciosstS
&C., spacious. well arranged, worry suhstlntisI
aud in good order. the Lot being most dosr..
bio ono, fronting about g feet and extending
back between parallel hnss about - fsot ~
mere - An aliey IA he rear, ba,lag slsO wise
side alley.
70 those seeking a thoroughly comfortable.
attractive. aud pleasantly situated A0ms tas
property offers unusual Inducements. and tv..l
pay we'll a. on investment at Tho psico oHgectei
N II rented by Mr.. o. q. Cosby "a god i-aAnI
az e. per moathL who will show 10 ~ those Visa
Ing 10 inspect Il before tho sale.
Terms. Easy, aud announced 90 sale.
myi3 J. q. ELAN. Auct.Onesr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

By Jas. Nscdougni.
YUTUSTEE'S SALE OF A LARGE
L AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF 0kOCk~
RIEs, LIQUORS, sToRE-FIXTukHt. YOUNG
Morse, TOP WAGON, HARNESS. &c. SC. At
AECTiUN.--By virtue Of deed o trust 70 NE
undersigned as trustee from II. Iscnan. ana
duly rccordedAI viii sell at the store NO. i'o' cast
Franklin streS, ON
MONDAY, lsrH INSTANT,
a, iOy O'Clock, the ENTIRE STOCK OF CHOICE
GOODS &c, embracing
COFFREs, SUGARS. TEAS,
POWDERS. SOAP, STARCH,
FLOUR, LARD, MOLAbsEs,
VINEGAR, TOBACCO, &C, &C.
ALSO.
A fine and large assortment OF excellent
WHiSKRYs, BRANBIES GIN. WINES. &C, &c.
STYLISH, young, and gentle HORSE;
nearly new TOP WAGON and HARNESS.
SrORE-FIXTURES, sc.
The attention Of tho Isie n particularly TO
auested as tho STOCK Is FRESH AND DESi-
RABi,E aud must be sold.
TERMS: sums 81 SOS aud under cash over that
amount thirty days for approved paper.
SOL l.. BLOOABEkO, trustee.
JAS MAcDouGAL, Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
THE ORIGIN OF BEER.

In a jolly field OF barley good King samori'
nus slept,
And dreaming OF his thirsty realm the
merry monarch wept
ain all my land OF Netherland there grows
no mead or wine.
And water / could never coax Adown this
throat OF mine.
"Now list 10 me. ye heather gods, and exc,
ye Christian, too,
both Zernebock aud Jupiter. and Mary, clad
in blue;
And mighty Thor. the Thundcrer. and any
else that be,
The one who aids mo in my need his servant
Twill be-"
And as the sinful heather oil In the barley
lay,
There came In dreams an angel orlshL VINO
soft these words did say
arise, thou poor Gambrinus, for even all
around
IN tho barley where thou sleepest nectar
may be found.
"In the barley where thou sleepest there
hides a nectar clear,
which men shall know in later times as
porter, ale or beer
Then in terms the most explicit he "put tho
monarch through
And gave him ere tho dream was out the
recipes to brew.
Up rose King Gambrinus and shook him In
the sun;
away, yo wretched heather gods with you
I'm quit and donel
Ye'vo LEFT inc with my subjects in error and
IN thirst;
TIL IN our dreadful dryness We scarce know
which IL worst"
II was tho good Gambrinus unto his palace
went,
And messengers through all the land unto
his lords were sent.
"Leave Odln, under pain OF deathT His
orders were severe,
Yet touched with mildness-for no sent the
recipe for beer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
FNHE FIRST GRAND EXCURSION

THE FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
4 oil the season 10 Madens Adventure, WHIT
MONDAY, May q, isSs flne string band OF
music will be Ia aitendsncs. Lancing, boating.
and fishing
NO intoxicating liquors win be allowed on the
train. Refreshments IN abundance on tue train
and at The grounds AT city prices. Ladies' with
out escorts Will have the attention OF tbs cosn-
laitioe. Train leaves Richmond and Allegheny
railroad depot foot OF Eighth street, at A. ~:
returning. leaves Aniden's Adventure AZ d p. N.
Adults, 50 cents; children, 20 cents. Commit
toe Of Arrangements; Paul Latouchc, J. \, Mer-
Ezman. and 4. A. boaL mr. eSusI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Potomac
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RIcnlnNn- " May u 1SA4

COUTHERN BAPTIST CONVEN-
y TlON.-FOr the benefit OF delegates and
visitors 70 tho southern Baptist Convention, now
ia session IN this city, who wish 10 visit tho M
tlonal Capital. the Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company will sell round
trim tickets 70 Washington at IS ca n. Tickets
will 10 on sale MAY 18TH 10 10TH, inclusive, good
toreturn until May 22d.
The Northern Baptist anniversaries Will be
held In Washington May 18th 10 s21
Trains leave z IS A. NJ. and 8cO p NJ. daily,
and 1897 A. NJ. daily except sunday.
Tickets ON sale at A. W. Carriers. corner
Tenth and Main streets, and at Byrd-Street sta
ton. Y. =. lAl LOh,
my l3-2t General Ticket Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

V'HE PRINCESS ANNE,
l. VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
A CHARMING, NEW, AND PALATIAL
HOTEL. situated on the Atlantic Ocean, eighteen
miles cas-, OF Norfolk, Va.
Opens JUNE isr aud romans open throughout
the year. delightful summer and winter re-
sort
dress j. w. ALMi,
my i-Tu, Th&su2st Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

GRAND EXCURSION TO MT.
VI PLEASANT by the JEFFERSON BENE-
FICIAL AND SOCIAL SOCIETY formerly East
End). WHIT-MONDAY. MAY u, 1888. The
amusements will be OhNCING, FISHING, BOAT
ING. BATHING, SWINGING "a new patent
swing, &c. REFRESHMENTS in abundance AZ
city prices. Round-tr1p: Adults 20 cents; chill
dren under twelve years, % cents Tain leaves
Chesapeake and Ohio depot at a. NJ. sharp.
my l2-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
MANCHESTER, VA. May Il, 1888.

MANCHESTER, VA, Nay y, IsNs.
To Nessrs. Otrsa, Weisiger, D9rsei, Erans, Royal,
Bianton, CAY, Spencer, Moore, johnson, and
Others:
Gentlemen,-If there he anything more gratl-
fying 10 mo than the endorsement Of my friends
n Is the cons ,iOusness OF having done my duty
in my endeayOr 10 win their approval
have during the time have hold my official
position never lost an opportunity 10 DO all In
my power 10 advance tho interests Of Manches-
ter aud hope that the progress which our city
has lately made is one cause OF your kinlness ia
commenting my claims to our people. Although
Ihsye always voted the Democratic ticket yet
as his elecIiOn is purely local. with no political
issues involved, | would 40 a Democrat, aud en-
dor,ed by you as Democrats, DO most happy to
receive tho cordial support Of all my felow-citi-
zens az the pOll., however much they may Diff
fer from me in their party views when the occa-
sion arises 10 exercise political Distinctions.
Very respectfully .u...,
my Bit JOHN L. TAYLOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
I OW RATES ON STEAM s.TIi
Err ARIEL
FOR MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS,
BY WHICH
CHURCHES, SOCIETIES, AND OTHER ORGAN
IZATIONs CAN PAY OFF THEIR
INDEBTEDNESS.

This company f. now ready 10 engage the pop
ular TUESDAY AND THURSDAY MOON
LIGHT EXCURSIONS" on q cheap cooperative
plan without risS Of lOss.
Also, DAY XCUkSIONS 10 Old Point. Nor
folk. and virginia Beach on a very liberal and
profitable plan 10 excursion parties
Call for circular showing plaGs OF excursions.
IRWIN WElSIGEE,
Agent Virginia steamboat Company,
sD2s-ts III east Asin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

The TANNIIAEUSER BEER
is Special Brewing Of the
BERGNER & ENGEL BREW
ING COMPANY, and unques-
tionably the Finest Light Beer
extant. 1t is brewed from the
finest Pale Canada West Barley
Malt and Saazer Hops, and highly
recommended for its tonic and
nutritiyo qualities.