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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
PORTSMOUTH TAXES.
THE RATE FINALLY FIXED BY THE
COUNCIL
An Advanee--A Suit Compromised-Police
Reorganization-Fsll Dead
Personal Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
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| Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispach.I
NORFOLK, August 8. 1893.
The City Council OF Portsmouth, after
lsboring until after midnight last Dight,
succeeded in putting mp taxes to sl.95
on the 800 valuation--an advance OF 30
cents on last years rate. The expenses
OF the city having advanced from $50,
geo ayear to SlU3. coo is the cause OF the
advance. The effort TO reduce tue ssla-
RES of city officers on the part of the
Finance Committee was ably advocated,
but failed TO pass.
A bill has been passed by the Norfolk
| City Councils appointing committee TO
consider the expediency of selling the
city water-works for sum not less than
! the water bonds now outstanding.
The suit of the Baker Salvage Com
pany against the British steamship Kim
berry has been compromised for $780,
| 900.
Three lunatics were carried to the
Petersburg asylum from Norfolk to-day.
1t is said by those who claim TO know
| that before the recent reform movement
was started there we're twenty-five regu-
larly-established gambing-saloons in
Norfolk
The Norfolk baseball team is arrang-
ing for n southern tour after the series
Of games in Richmond.
The Board OF Police Commissioners, il
is said, contemplate a thorough re-
organization OF the force of this city.
There are already large number of APP
plications for positions on the force,
from chief down. The pay Of the men
is $50 a month and the chief S75 and the
sergcants 500. Last night Captain >. ID.
Fuller was elected a member OF the
Board of Police Commissioners.
Sportsmen report game plentiful in
Princess Anne, and large parties enjoy
it. especially the bird shooting.
Judge Edward Spaldng left to-day for
Augusta, Me, to remain until October.
Rev. DR.. J. Lansing Burrows has re-
turned from Allegheny Springs, where
he has been attending the cncampment
Of the Fourth Virginia regiment, Of
which he is chaplain.
A brick-yard hand employed at
Neimeyer & Co.'S brick-yard, in Ports
mouth, Isaac Sheppard (colored), fell
dead at noon to-day on the corner OF
Green and Clifford streets while going
home TO dinner. He was overcome by
heat and death is supposed to have re-
suited from that cause.
A severe thunder-squall passed over
this section to-day and several terrific
lightning shocks were felt.
"a syndicate has been formed here 10
furnish Norfolk with q supply Of water
from Lake Drummond in the Dismal
Swamp.
The steamer Nansemond was struck
by lightning this afternoon aud had her
mainmast carried away q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
POISONED BY DRIED BEEF.
Thomas LiIIy, of Wilmington, One
of the Victims, Dies in Ter
rtbIe agony.

A Wilmington DELI special saws
Thomas Lilly died this morning from poi
soning, after twelve hours Of intense suf-
fering. The young man, with J. NJ Sing
ley, George W. Sheldon, and tine brother
Of the proprietress Of the house
where they boarded. ate supper togethe:
last evening and partook heartily of some
western-cured dried beef procured of q
local dealer. Directly after finishing
their meal the men were seized with a
fit OF vomiting and the most excruci-
ating agony. They rushed into the
ward and in few moments the four
men fell helpless and exhausted on the
grass. A physician was speedily sum-
moned, and at once pronounced the men
TO be suffering from poison. He applied
antidoies to countersct the effects, and
after working all night three of the four
were out of danger.
Lilly, who ate more OF the dried beef
than the others, survived until early this
morning, when he died in the greatest
agony. The physicians examined the
remnant Of the supper left upon hetable
and are Of the opinion that the poisoning
was produced by the dried beef, which
was improperly cured, and the uncooked
portion OF which bore suspicious green
marks on the outside. A post-mortcni
examination viii be made upon young
Llly's body in order that the cause of
death may be definitely determined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
Hone 80 Gctthc Reward.

TSpNcldI tcItBTuIu U VI" UI7IuIOlI,I
ROANOKE, VA. August 8.-The police
Of this city are in receipt of positive in
formation that four of the Hatfield gang,
of Wcst-Virginia-Kentucky vendetta
fame, are working their way through the
mountains of the former State toward the
Norfolk and Western railroad. 1t is their
intention TO take train at some point
west OF this city for Washington, and
from thence proceed North to some To-
calitv where they will be beyond danger
Of pursuit. The police have accurate
descriptions of the men. As the Gov
ernor of Kentucky has offered q reward
of 81 ,OO0 each for them it is believed they
will be apprehended soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

guardian as well as stepfather. Miss
Yale made the acquaintance here OF Eu-
gene J. Bissell, Jr., son u prominent
businessman, and quite beau in tina,
city's most select circles. The acquain-
lance soon ripencd into love. but the
girls guardian would not consent to her
marriage.
Miss Yale is an beiress. On Saturday
young Mr. Bissell drove her twenty
miles over plank road TO Glen Falls,
where they we're married. Then they
drove back and informed Mr.. Fits.
He separated the bride and groom and
to-day took Mrs Bissell TO New York.
The young husband will follow, how
eyer, to claim his bride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
Heavy storm I'm CuIpeper.

CrLPFpEE. VA, August S.-The &C.
verest wind and rain-storp for many
years passed over our town this after
noon, doing great damage to shade. and
fruit-trees and some out-buildings. The
streets were blocked with trees and
lilnbs 4 large colored funeral process
sion had just arrived at the cemetery,
and were caught there amidst falling
trees and pouring rain. The grave was
half filled with water, but fortunately no
one was hurt, and the burial went on.
1t is feared much damage has been done
in the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
Heavy storm IN Petersburg.
special telegram to the Diopaich.I

INPI-I"I IVIVhI III 70 7'I7 ID I71'7F'T
PETERsBURG, VA, August S.-During
a violent thunderstorm here this after
noon, lightning struck in several places
in the city, but fortunately did no Sc
rious damage. The wires on Bank street
were cut by the electric fluid, and some
little damage was done at the residence
of Mr. J. j. Perciyall on east Tabb
street. The streets in the lower portion
of the town were flooded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
ses Rxsr.
BY ". ". Bowe.
Real Estate Agent
dwellings FOR RENT.

No 9Oi oast Leigh street; 10 rooms
No 9I5 east Leigh street; 10 rooms: possession
1st OF Scptonber.
No. 9I7 east Leigh street 10 rooms; possession
1st Of September
No 0lS cost Leigh street; 20 rooms; possession
ist0f September.
No. 9li east Leigh street; 10 rooms; possession
Ist OF september.
No. 81 north Ninth street; rooms; posses
sion 18th Of "a 1tombcr.
No. SO north Nnth street; 9 rooms: posses
sion l5th Of September
No b9i north Ninth street: Z rooms.
No. 81 sssi Loigh street; rooms; possession
7th OF October.
No IN east Marshall street: rooms
No i05 east Grace street: ~ rooms; possession
18Th q September.
No i00 south Third street; - rooms; posses
sion 5th Of October.
No 81 south Fourth street: 10 rooms
No south hir1 street: - rooms.
NJ. south Third street: l2 r0oms.
No 609 east Man street; ~ r0cms; possession
LIST OF October
No 90 west Franklin street: II rooms
No III east Frankli0 street - rooms.
No si6 Park aycnue; 81 rooms
No 5l3 east Leigh street: rooms
No 81 north Ninth street.. rooms
No i0 east Main street: rooms
No. IL esst Canal street. rooms.
All OF the above dwellings have modern i'm
prOyemeDts.
SMALL DWELLINGS. ranging fcom p 20 fl5
per month. no different parts al rhe city.
AlaO. ~rORES--large ana small.
Cail Or send for my Rent BULLETIN for hu-
gust. which gives n 1ul! and comprehensive do
scripton Of all properties have Tor ront
az eod3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
Indian Commission.

lI@ I-IVb t'F1 % 7I11 IT f''17-'77I
WASHINGTON, August s. Secretary
Villas to-day received telegram from
the Sioux Commission announcing that
they had postponed further negotiations
for the present with the Sioux at Stand
ing Rock and were about to start for an
other agency. The Indians will return
TO their farms to DO their harvesting and
will be called together at some future
date
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
V'HE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
L CHARLES \. CLARK, PREsIDSSr
BRADSTREErs RICHMOND OFFICE.
No. iis EAST MAIN STREET
Telephone Notii
III. Witty, superintendent

The Richmond ONCE has more than kept pacs
with the rapid growth Of the city aud develop
nent OF the territory tributary "a It. IL offers 70
the mercantile community Of this section ali the
advantages OF system the superiority OF wnicn
Is recognized In every trade centre vi tue civil-
lied world. That u IS 10 special sense prepared
tested by the fact that u has now larger ncntsr
afsssssrsssrs ;kaa ang oth<r msrcaniis azsnsg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
nauyitle Dots.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispa

Special teIegran 70 Inc DispatchI
DASvILLE, August 8.--Lindsay Green
and Jessie Phillips doth coloredD were
arrested here to-day. charged with rob
bing house at Lexington, n. G. One
OF them refuses to go to North Carolina
without requisition.
There were heavy rains in this section
to-day, and the weather IS very much
cOoier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

fire department was out, but could not
save anything.
The flagstaff on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad depot was struck and de-
stroyed and fire started, which was
quickly extinguished.
Several telegraph poles in the city
we're struck and damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
FINANCIAL.
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have sToNRNErZ FOLDER, In perfect
order. which We win seal alta great bargain. IL
win fold au eight or four-page paper tho size
OF the Disprtch or smaller. IL win also Gus and
paste the eignt-p~ge paper itcan be readily
attached 70 any press
We refer TO tao Petersburg Inder-A peal as to
the character Of Us work. since thai paper has
the counterpart OF this machine attached TO It's
press and now IN successful operation. Adj
dress Tue DISPATCH COMPANY,
nv 2lm' Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
Fire from Lightning.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispat

Especial Telegram 70 The Dispatch-l
NoRFoLK, Va, August e.-The large
stables on Oldfield's brick-yard. near
Brambleton, were struck by lightning
this afternoon and set on fire and de-
strcyed. together with some stock. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

UCTION SALE OF TEN
"A. SQUARES N NAVCHES TER ADJOINING
THE MAkA PROPERTY AND KNOWN As
MARX ADDlIiOS.-By virtue Of 2 q rec IN the
Chancery Court cf Richmond. Va, dated June
-. 1875. G. OBJ. CowardIn. who Sues &C., plain
tn, ~. j. u. Dooiey and Phillip g.. Purcell, uus-
tees and ais, AUS. authorizing thc under
signed ~ trustee o. a certain decd Of trust from
Charles ". Purcell and wife, da.ed May ~ 1871,
10 sell the property thereby conveyed, 1 shall
proceed 10 scii on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, ISIS.
beginning az y. p. ". the PROPERIY de-
scribed i'm said decree anl deed-tO wiz: TEN
LOTS sguaresi. Nos. o., 10. H.. "a. g. 81. 80. 53,
"a. and s. adjoining the town Of Manchester. in
the cDuuiy OF chesterdeil, bounded on tho
northeast by jackson street. 90 the southwest by
a street separating said lots from hr Marks
estate. on the southeast ~ Morgan street, ard
on the northwest by haury street. The above
described PROPERTY win ho greatly enhanced
In value for building houses by the nearn~ss Of
tho proposed electric railroad that VII cross
Mayors bridge and run Up Hull street Plat Of
property NJ thc Office OF the gucii0ne'rA
TERMS: by cous-pf, ono fourth cash balance
IN xix Twelve and eighteen mouths; negotiable
notes, per cent interest added. and tho pur-
chasers Wniying the homestead exemption and
secured oy retention Of tile on said real estate.
W. l.. COWAkDtH.
auG Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
Hoped with an meiress.

A Lake George special says: Miss
May Valentine iale has been stopping
here for some time with her mother and
friend, b. Fits, Of New York, the Istters
husband. M. Fits Is the young girls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
C,HEsAPEAKE AND ONO EoJ IL

dlNE -. ls,S
LxAyE RICHMOND
s4s A. n. for Newport Nsss. 81 Po.l' 90
fort aud Norfolk d2l.y cAc-.. ''-'
dAg
Sis A. ". sundays ouly. - Newport Meas, =
Point aaa norfolk -.......,
li:lO A N. through snd LDc1i Msu % al o'i'
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non. except sunday ,t..,.,
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leEns-Fss. sxnress wiia i-iv-.
puiinsn. daily Oliy r0A.e i.A-'-'
.Puiimsns Hest from hitnn'nt ,,.
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stops Only 10. htiani'. b
nlau Fals-e caf ip GA tp-.- ,.ersrt
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pors Segs, except eGacAJ. ~, AZ.
xap n tron, loeal po.uts aud 40 wa
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W. ~ ','scl. tally. PsiinaG fe's.s ~ H..
Not'S.A - - Il. .lnuaH ant lo1lsshts
$50 p NJ. frO1n Loalsfile A''
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ua,o,, Seventeenth snd btval e - seoo.
Txss.. AZ los Main streeI anS a. ,ssYilgh
aaaarsi Passenger Asea-
wttrAasc @. wIc2nAl. AoesNos M ga
and ohio RAILWAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
old DOMINION STEAM ays.~s,
~ eAIP COMPANY s2<zkza.
FOR NAV YORK

fRH NAV 1Ohh-
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TrrSDAv
and FRIDAY Al =. NJ
steamers Leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AtsP
b., arriving ~ Richmond AORDAf aud FRI
DAY MokNIN6S.
Passenger accommodations unsurDas.el
CGDla faro 10 New lcrk ria Jain0s-riyer
route Qncludiag meals aud BERTH ..-t On
Round trip tckels. limited W thirty DAYS
after date OF issue, .....y................ 400
steerage, VIC subsistence. ......"......... 90
Stseraxe. without suosntolco. lD
Cabin iAre pts Chesapeake and ohio rail-
roAa ............ :. -. 200
Cabin fare via Richmond and PETERSBURG
IhllfOsd.. m
1fckots can bs 0btslnei At A. w Garbers. loAa
hein street: Chesapeake and Ohio and Rlre.
mond and Petersburg depots. and q. compnnvss
cfnces, 1901 Aalu street.. and wharf Ro,keifs
frolghls forwarded aud through hiils OF Iasinx
ssnsd for points beyond Nov YORK
Freight received daily Until hoar II sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MOND1Ys
TUESDAYS, WkDSkSUArs, THURSDAYS AMI
SATURDAYS 81 TIE Chesapeake ane Ohio raj
vay uta Newport News, at t:ls A. a ana -
Ncnrnond and petersburg railroad tsasne Sass,
q l@,s A. NJ. will maze connection "a NJ
FOLK via steamer leaving those oayx
GkOkdk w. ALLAN 4 Co. AGENTS
No. L30i main street ans
eeApsay's uhaxf. RoskstA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

ELECTRIC Pow Eh.
VNHE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT
4 AND POWER COMPANY "a now prepared
to estimate for and furnish
POWER AND ELECTRIC MOTORS
from = to 2j-horse power for driving al kinds Of
machinery for mechanical purposss-fans. elegs-
tors, &c, Sc.
The advantages OF using Electric Motors are
economy, reliability. regularity Of speed under
al circumstances, safety. simplicity, and absence
Of heat AMI noise; requiring no skilled tabor %
rIn Il
Any work that can be done bya sieam-ensino
can DO done by IA Electric Motor
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
ARC AND INCANDEsCENT LIGHTS forstoros,
Offices dwellings, warehouses, shops, &c, fur
nished AZ reasonable rates.
Apply for terms, &C, 70
W. II. COLE. Superintendent
je 1o-3m lO7 south Seventh street city.
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What is ScYofuIa

ltiS that impurity In the blood, which. aceumu.
lating ia the glands Of tho neck, produces
slightly humps swellnes; which causes painful
running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which
DEVELOPS ulcers IN the eyes, ears, o. nose, often
causing blindness deafness; which IS the origin
Of pimples, cancerous growths, or many other
Manifestations usually ascrf0ed 10 "humors."
II lisa more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone for scrofgla combines the worst
possible features Of both Being the most ancient
II is the most general Of all diseases affections,
for very few persons arc entirely free from II.
How can II be cured? by taking Hoods Sarsa.
Iarilla, which ~ the cures Il has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven lf'elf to be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For ell affections Of the blood
Hoods SarIapsrilla is unequalled and come OF the
cure, il has effected are really wonderful. Hyou
suffer from scrofRla In any Of its various forms
be sure TO give Hoods sarsaparilla a trial.
Hoods SarSaparilIa
Sold by all drssgsts. 81; slKforss. PrsparedonIy
by C. /. HOOD 4 CO., Apothscaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATs.-Su..
COMPANY. for Old Point. Nor 49, IN
foik, Portsmouth,. Newport News, Ciareuont
and James river landings direct ny elegant sa-
lo0n-stoAmsg ARIEI, irsving kicapond EVERY
MONDAY, WkDsESDAI, and FRIDAY at1 4.
N. ~Teet-,afs connect.
Connections q; OiG Point closely WIKI all lines
for northern crpes same sfterG9cn; slsn. as Nor-
folk ior hsstern North Carolina, tho south, aIl
Virginia Beach. James river By daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
through tickets on steamer and ~ Carbor's
Agency 1000 Maiu street Baggage checked
through. stste-rooIus Engaged fof day or uleht
Freight received daily fOr N0rfOis, Ports
mouth, Old Point, WsyeflY HicksfOr1. Va. and
all points la Eastern North Carolina. ksstern
Virginia. and I'll regular landings on lhs james
river, az lowest ratos, and Though bills Issued
LUCIEN b. TAfBH, Vice-Presideut,
No. III Main Street and Rockets
IRyIS WEIsIGER, Freight aud Passenger Agent
t-
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TKATNs NORTnWANn.
'DallI iDel., e :. 9. p. ' \.

STDPPiSS-PLhCfA
Nos. q AMI u mass Eo stops No 2 81. 3
only on signe. at Manchester sgI Chtfiog ID
- stops only On sigusl az Chester. telfrl
and Manchester NJ. - gtop3 "a f'gsal l.s .
regular statinuA No. os sflUs 0u higsfl Do
regular stations AMI aisO ~ Temples arf
Mathal Nof. 81. =, -. a. 81, % 50. a. q. r
sgoO o. al stations t1F paste 1gers
PlLLhAh-CAk rEkficN
On1ralns Nos. Rama - sleeping ARE fefr
New YORK aHi lamps. ia. (eia Iaekso.
On Trains Sos. u aGd 81 seeDinR-cars D.. ..
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Washington AM JACKSONVILLE
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Norfolk boz. $50 q. a. kienI.cuG..
These FBfus si-a make stu-e Uonrs ... .
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ALL THE NEW BOOKS AT 1902
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MAGAZINES for August
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DICHMOND. FKEDFRICKSBUH-i

DICHNOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AID POTOMAC RAILRoAu.->
commencing NAY b, N3S-ea--er4 r'l.-l4
NIue.
50 4. II. leGyes BgsiS.yeet star. ID tA.f
GUY a; AshlAp.. junction. =
aud Fredericksb4rg. -
Washington. Leaves IS Doll .f
New iCr6 A. il.t1 A. n
li:G A. NJ, leaves Byrl-Stro 20 -tlt 'u jay. =
eept sunday Leave Na.ll.i B.,
New YORK a. 40 T.. ~.
eSoP. ". loayes By-d- 5rre. s.-i.'1 e'.h
Sleeper 90 NeH l0rE
1913 A NJ, arrives 10 Byrd->trres STALLION .'.h
Sleeper from New crt
A'seF H., arrives at byrd-stfc'f -'i.
stops at freddgickstar- ~.
Junction. sleeper frl.a ID .'-.'
I0:4sP H., arrives BYri-str-s. s.A-.r -4.f'
excspt sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY ExCgPP slNpArA
sF0P NJ aeon mediation leaves
station. arrives ~ A-lian4 o.. '.
zap. NJ. leaves BlDa. arrives a. As-a-- 3D.
sac Pm.
t:f5 A n, commodati0n. arrives a.
Street station. leaves As-.A-- go ~
A. N.
t,oP. w., arrives az Elbs lesyss Ai-.A'' "
5.ig Z. n.
c. A. TAYLOR. General r-kr Ay
L. T. d. MYERS. General sugeuntrni'-- |
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GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers every Saturday from new YORK lt
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY

GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY
Cabin passage to Glasgow. Liverpool or
Belfast, $40 aad k55; sec3ud class. s30
Storage OuIwari or prepaid, $50. Saloon
EXCURSION uckets a. reduced rates Travel
lers circular letters Of credit and drafts
for any amount issued at lowest current
formation. apply 20 HENDERSON BhOTHEe-
New I Ork; or GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO. Old Do
minion steamship Company. or A ". CAREER
loco Main street, OF ANDREW WELSH. southern
Express Company. hicnmoEd. 40 l-3m
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ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.

LIYENTOOL va WU6ENO LVFN
Steamship "CIrY OF RONEn from Eew YorS
Wednesday. September 5th, october %, October
Dist.
Largest and finest passenger steamer sfOat
CABIN, 900, 500, aud $50; second class,
$50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

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EI5 A. N. Accom- NOTATION 4slly p1 'h
sunday.
l.-O A. 81. EXPRESS DAILY
SUNDAY AC. 90 5iODATfON between .'
DoDd aod S-Dusviiis leaves a. 81. fs
arrives 7:lj J.. 81.
COSSECTlONA
~ clifton fOrge $50 che 21oaff ant 0.l
railway TO- ihe south, West, sll NNr,.a'.
Al Lynchtirg sitb NOrio.S aal h.s.sr. f 90
Trai Tor AL points .Soutn, Southeast. nli
vesA and Frgiais Midland railway g.. 81. 8
North and ,.lth.
1T kfrhmond win Ass0ri0tet Railway r Az
points ln tho SouA. and iielm. rf. srr l-. 49,
burg and POtotoAc railroad flr GOO 'pf-.
At Lexington wi-a BAitn.9rH ana N.'' i-
rosd. making close connections - ft.I
Ferry 20 aud from Pitssbgrsa ALI AS " c'- 80
- points Forlh aud EAsf
SSsytng.car atiashzi - A.sb Lrprss'
LbHrhhsFI
sleepins-car' LynchOurSto Memph'. Sew I''
ieang. aud Like koct.
Trains marked daily icIteg' r.i
'caily.
Tickets sold 10 al pOiut. on.es -II
Main street 900 Main street, ani s. T. 4
and AAesaauy depot, Aigal az Casa
3JhA q. i'hDrL .."
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09


SUNDAY sc 90 sODAIiON between
noDd aud s'-1rsyiiie leaves a. 81. r-i...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

$50 P. Y. NAL daily ieNcrpg S4ufan
gl5 A. X. ACCOMMODATIONS 4s4.y pI ''f
sundhTl.