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confuse the Jury or nisledd aIcn into error"
In the light of this decision by this emf
nent Virginia iurist. whose name Is trea-
surcd household word in every Virginia
home, there can be no doubt that the YER
dict in Taylor's case was erroneous, illogi-
cal, and Illegal Judge Gunter was com
pelled TO set IL aside. Knowing him ~ |
do can say with confidence he would
never have disturbed il unless he had been
compelled by conscience and the law OF
the land 10 10 do. Having reached this con-
clueion, what could he do other than dis
charge her from custody Judge Moneure
SAYS "she was either guilty of murder IN
the first degree or guilty of no OF;
fence At all" She had been tried
fCf murder in the first decree, and
the iury by by their verdict had found
her guilty of murder IN the second degree.
Now comes section 1910 Of our Code when
provides that III the verdict be set aside
and a new trial granted the accused. he
shall not be tried for any higher offence
than that of which he was convicted on
the last trial" She was convicted Of muir
der in the second degree. This conviction,
we have seen, was illegal. We have Judge
Moncure saying that she is guilty OF no Of
fence except murder ia the FIRST degree. and
We have the Code declaring that she cannot
be again tried for that offence. The, only
legal aud logical solution was TO discharge
her from further prosecution.
Another trial would inevitably have led
10 the same final result. l submit with
great Difference that section 1910 of our
Code should be repealed, and in lieu of it
the doctrine as laid down in Briggs case
(s2 Virginia, $50 should be embodied into
our statute law. The accused should be
held to have waved whatever right he had
under the law not to be tried again by OBJ
tanning a reversal of the first Judgment. II
the first trial was a mistrial then there
could have been no real jeopardy.
Very respectfully,
ARTHUR s. SEGAB.
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DRUGs. MEDICINES. &c.
L. Il. SALE,
ATOTuECARY, elu yGNABLg STREET.
PURITY GUARANTEED.

,O0) pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP at &c.;
20 pinis GENUINE IMPORTED BAY Run a.
5O,..
2Jc will buy box Of IMPORTED ENGLISH
WALNUT SOAP worth Boz;
lIc vii buy CAKrER5. + NyiD'S. or BRAN
DGErHN Pills.
I5c. viii Duy FRAlsER's NERVE AND BONE
lINlMENr:
&C. viii buy VALENTINES MGAT-JCICE.
;5c. will buy WYETWS BEEF. WINE. AND
IROS;
&c. will buy BROWNS IRON BlrrEgs;
15c will buy PiERCES MEDICAL DIS
COyERY;
~. will buy PIERCES FAvORIrE PRE-
SCRIPTIOS:
75c. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARSAPA-
RlLLA;
U.s. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REG ULATOR
s.25 will buy sWlFTs sPEClFiC-lsrge;
Slwillbuy WARN EKS sAFE KIDNEY CURE
60c. will bay SOZODONT, The best dontHaco;
Csc Will buy MEADE u BAKERS CARBOLlC
MOUrH-WASH;
1Oc will buy ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASTER;
&c will bay four pounds BEST MIXED Bird
SEED:
s5c viii buy LAZELLES. VIOLET, or LAyES-
DER WATERS worth sl--,he beat per-
fumessold.
eco hal;-plnt bottles BAY RUM az CSC;
% gross TOILET SOAP &c 60c. dozen:
JOl Will buy LOOSEN's HAGR-BRUSH-b
brush offered Tor tho money worth 75c.:
&c will buy SOLID BACK IMPORTED HAIR
BRUSH worth 81;
$50 Will buy SOLID BACK OLIVE WOOD
HAIR-BAUsH uoonen's bssD worth s..
CSC. will buy UNBREAkABLE COMB worth
95c ap gj-Tu. F6su3m
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DLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, "a.

Z
THE CELEBRATED DYSPEPSIA WATER
Seventeenth season unisr same management
New Hotel viii be ready for this season. send
for illustrated pamphlet
PHILIP T. Drown.
my l92m Owner aud Proprietor.
NTOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
vi sPRIGs. over RocSnsh Gap. Bluo Ridge
mountains, J96 fe y above tho lsyel ot tho sef.
Fine views, a delightful sumner RESORT cheap
board. strong iron lprings. N8ny attractions iD
tho invalid, pleasurs-seekor, oui families. or
easy access. Address Mesare. MASolt & CO.,
Alton, Va. lelt-lm
VHE CELEBR RATED ROCkBRlDGE
/ ALUM SPRING., endorsed by tho Medical
Society II Virginia we'll a. uy other medical
authorities Of thr 'nited Ntates ami Europe, arc
now open. Capacity 1870 Rates per month
from so 10 go. according 20 location ana sile
OF room. Special rates Tor tho season. Ele-
ystcd 2,Nnfeet
Pamphlets may be gotten ~ Chesapeake and
Onto railroad ticke o1iro, or Boy addressing
GEORGS T. fEYlON. Managing Director.
Formerly for sixteen years managing partner u
the GroohOr!e. WLiio sulphur Spring
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The Tayior Case.


We asked a question hast week which has
called forth the following interesting letter
from A. s. SEdAR, Esq, for which we thank
him. 1t clears up the mystery OF the TAY-
LoB case. There is no appeal in such q case
from the decision of the Supreme Court of
Appeals Of Virginia Ourimpression. with
out examining any authorities. was that the
Code provided that notwithstanding its de-
fnition of what constituted murder In the
first degree jury might convict a person
indicted for that offence Of less offence.
Certainly, although section S662 defines
murder by poison, lying IN wait. inn
prisonment, starving, OF any wilful,
deliberate, and premeditated killing.
or in the commission Of, or at
Tempt 10 commit arson. rape. robbery,
or burglary, as npsirriy "a TIC first de9rts, yet
section 4Oll provides expressly that if a
person indicted for murder be found by
the jury guilty thereof, they shall in their
verdict find whether he is guilty of murder
in the first or second degree:
HAMPTON, June 20. 1889.
To ne E.iitOr of ne Dispatch:
In your issue of Friday last (the 2sth)
occurs this editorial paragraph: Judge
Gunters decision in the Taylor case has
attracted mnch attention. Was il cor
rect oao?" In response TO your query /
beg 10 refer You 20 1hornton's case, 24tl
Graft, $50. Susan Thornton was indicted
for and convicted of the murder OF her
husband by poison. The csse wont TO the
Court of Appeals, and one of the grounds
of exception was that g he Clerk failed TO
charge the jury as 20 the different grades Of
homicide In TsylorS case the main
ground of exception was that the Court
did charge the jury as to tho different
grades Of homicide and instructed them
that they might ind the prisoner guilty of
murder in the first or second degree, or OF
voluntary or involuntary manslaughter.
Under this charge the jury found tile
prisoner guilty Of murder in the second
degree. and Judge Gunter has set aside the
verdict because il Is an illegal verdict.
In ThOrnton's case, cited supra, Judge
Moncure, delivering the unanimous opin-
ion OF the court. said; The charge was
murder in the first degree by poison. The
prisoner was either guilty of that offence
or gis,ify N no oGenoe at al The Law ex-
pressly declares murder by poison b. DO
murder Of the first degree. And IL the
prisoner was guilty Of the murder as
charged IN the indictment she must Of ne
caHity baye been guilty Of murder ia the
first degree. She could, by possibility, hare
been gully Of nols'Rg else. Aud II could not.
therefore, have been erroneous 10 charge
the jury 20 that effect. To have charged
them ~ 10 what constituted murder In tho
second degree or voluntary or involuntary
granddaughter, or as 10 the measure OF the
punishment Of each, could have an
swered no good purpose. and could
have had no other effect, If any. than TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
EDUCATIONAL.

II ENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
IN SCHOLL. PREDATORY TO THE UNlVEk-
sITY OF NlhGINiA.--H. A. STROBE (Mathe-
matics MedAllisi University Of virginia.. Prin-
cipal and Instructor IN Mathematics aud
Sciences, assisted by accomplished instructors
la other de partments Eighteenth session begins
SEPTEMBER ~, 1889.
A boarding school for boys Limited. select
high grade. New equipment OF best character.
For further particulars address the Principal,
Amherst Courthouse Post-O1ics, We.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
MITTELDORFER'S.

CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT CLOSING
OUT SALE
597 BROAD STREET.
ASTONISHING BARGAINS IN ALL DEPART
MRNrS.
All our % aud 25c WOOL CHALLIEs now l5c
a yard.
We hnyo sun a large and choice assortment
Of these goods. Call early. They can't last long
at this price.
5Oc. PLEATED- BOSOM SHIRTS now 500. each.
Toe. FANCY SOCKS.
Boys and Mems sizes,
at o.. pair.
-, 10. and pc.
LADIES and MISSES THREAD GLOVES
now 50. a pair.
25c. FANCY MATING
now
Ike. a yard.
I2kc. WHITE MATING
for no. a yard.
NEW FIGURED LAWNS,
pretty styles,
4c. n yard.
6Ac. ChLlCOkS,
dress styles
CHILDRENs Muslin CAPS,
In great Yanety.
&C. apiece and upward
NEW HEMSTlTCHED fLOURCINGs
Worth........ 75c, 81, tl25, tL60, s..
Our price,. 5sc., 6oc.. Sc. &c, $40.
l2Hc. OUIlNGC CLOTHS
QOWn 10
g.. n yard.
GOOD CHECK NAINSOOK,
usual price 6Ac,
now 40. a yard.
GREAT BARGAINS IN FANS THIS WEEK.
SrRIPED OUTING-SHIkTS
are marked down
From..-.....5Oc., &c., 81, tL25, $50,
- -
To.......-.3Sc., &c., 75c.. CSC, sL2a
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
at very low pricea
CHILDRRNS RIBBED VESTS
the 20c. kind at
l2kc. apiece.
LADIES' RIBBED VESTS
worth 2Jc.
stI7hc- apiece.
PRICES ON ALL GOODS -OWBR THAN EVER.
ID. q 4. AITTELDORFER
~ 2-Tu&Th 5T Broad sireek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

Mr.. Dayie adds his personal testi-
mony as 10 the value of cotton-seed hulls
as food for dairy and beef CATTLE.
Charleston Ners and CUUtr.
This is old news. To our own know.
ledge cotton seed, boiled and having little
bran mixed Herewith was in Virginia an
article OF food for cows nearly fifty ears
ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

petuato their party in power Wdrrnton
Ind9.
We are pleased TO find this ayerment en-
dorscd by the Irdcz, but we would rather
see IL repeated in some Of the northern pa
pers. Was it not literally true. as o rule ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
W. ". IEA1M
[From Rn,. n. j. McRrria. d. Dl

GhLCE-MLN0RIAL RECTOgY,l
LEXINGTON. VA. Juno. 1851
While chaplain OF tho University OF virginia,
noticed the universally high stand which tho
kenmore boys in general took IN their classes
IL evidenced their careful aud thorough train
ing under Mr.. Strobe and his choice assistants
Since then have been patron OF the school.
IL therefore gives me pleasure 70 testify 10 the
healthy moral tone OF tho school, rs hOme-liko
character, and It's attention 70 the religious
needs of its members. IL Is second 20 none IN
the state as traiaing school for business, col
legiste. or university life. X }. MCBkYDR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

"Dr. BACON is being taken at his word in
his onslaug' IT upon honorary degrees. He
Is now spoken Of as Mr.. LEONARD W.
Bacon" DR.. BACON IS now probably well
curod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

1.-THE black belt which recently appeared
on the sun is "a 900 miles wide" II is now
in order for the organs to claim that the
sun is Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
ERIgP COMMENT.

The latest reports from Africa indicate
that STANLEY would do well to organize
himself into an expedition to rescue him
self.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

"Senator-olcct CHANDLER doesn't seem
disposed to bury the Ratchet in New Ham
shire" The opposition ought to send for
BLACKBURN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

a prisoner in a Kentucky jail attempted
10 commit suicide by eating two dozen
pads of blotting-paper." Had he succeeded
it would have been case of suicide by
abaorntion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
For sale Inv the nnhIishers.

An,e7lcnn STATE Reports, containing the cases
of general value and authority, subse-
ouent TO those contained in the " Ameri-
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MAN and the associate editors Of the
American Decisions" Vol. VI. San
Francisco Bancroft-Whitney Company.
1883. Price -.
This valuable series ought to need no Ian
dation.
For sale by the publishers and by book
cellers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

RICHNOND, Va. June II. 1899.
As provided by the bylaws the annual meet
ing Of the STOCKHOLDERS or THE VIRGINIA
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY for the election Of
onlc,rr and the transaction OF sucn other buri-
ness ss may be brought before il will be held at
the company's office. ia the city OF Richmond.
Va, al ~ O'Clock 81. on TUESDAY the i6th day Of
July. 1888.
Tho transfer books will be cosed ai3 r. NJ.
July iOth and reOpened July 18th.
BY order Of the Board ot DirectorA
ROBERT l. TRAYLOR,
"a l1etd Secretary
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.FOURQUREAN, PRICE & CO.,
A29 E.AST BROAD STREET.
LOWEST PRICES
FOR
F1rSt-CaSS Goods.

We find our stock too largo. and hence to avoid
carrying over any goois We havo made big re-
ductons 10 priceA Firstclass goods were never
sold 20 low a. we arc now selling them. md our
sales testify 10 the appreciation shown by tho
public
In DRESS GOODS special reduction has been
made on goods suitable for the soashore or the
mouniains
PAHAsoLs are cut down with vengeance
Those left are still the best styles, and tho prices
are such as viii please close buyers
MUSLIN FLOUNCINGs have all been reduced,
and some are Just The best goods you over saw
for the money.
GBSTLgMRS's NECK WEAR and UNDER
WEAR are big sellers. owing 10 the nice ass0rt-
nent and unmistskaDly low prioes We are sell
ing sL
GRNTLEMEN's OUTING SHIRTS ere nov all
the rage. and va have tho best assortment in
town 10 select from.
TOWELS. NAPKINS. TABLE DAMAsH,
sUERTINGs. and other articles required FOR mo
Springs can be purchased 10 The best advantage
from vs..
TRUNKS Of all stylos at lowest prices.
sATCHELS-sIl stylos-lowest prices
LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET, HANNOCKS
GIRLS TRICYCLRs. BOYS VRLOCIPEDEs.
every kind Of TOY. BASKETS at lowest prices
for nice fresh goods. JEWELRY sold ~ low ss
the cheapest can offer 81.
For good bargains and good goods call On
LEVY G. DAVIS,
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET
ue2Sl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

pITTsTLVANlA COUNTY, VA, Nay q. 1859.
II gives me pleasure 10 recommend Kenmore
High School 10 the patronage Of the public
WALTER COLRa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

The Dispatch is right in saying northern
Democrats fought 10 preserve the Union
whils northern Republicans fought 70 pers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

! do not hesitsts 20 state that IN my opinion
this school has few equals In this State. and
know OF none that are superior.
CANs PATTRsoN
Rspton> 5elsGn epuntg. Va. Nay 20, lSS9
fV2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
THIBopRAux, La. MAY q.
PIrTsYLVAN1A COUNTY. '

know OF no school which could so safely rs-
commend 20 those having boys 10 educate.
Very truly yours. TAYLOR BKATTtH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

INVESTMENT STOCKS

INVESTMENT STOCKS
II
We will sell az pub auction. GA
MONDAY. joy :, lssa
al / O'CLOCK T.. NJ, az thn Richmond st0ck Il
change. Tor the estate Il ". H. uAxali, ieceAs
the following HlGH-C LASS SECT RITES.
~ SHARES STATE BANk or VIRGINIA
STOCK;
Is SHARES UNION BANK or RICHMOND
STOCK;
100 SHARES CITIZENS BANK or RICHMOND
STOCk:
i75 SHARES VIRGINIA FIRE And hAklNh
INSURANCE STOCK.
JOHN DUNLOP.
BAhfOS HANALL
JOAN SHELTON WILLIAMS.
EXECUTORS u ". n. ua1Aii. d0cc Ased
JOIN l. WILLIAMS & sos. Aucuoncera
10 igSIyAL5II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
SUM MIR KEaO Ria

A UGUSTA WHITE SUP II u Il
"A SPRINGS.
open JUNE lsr. ON Chesapeake and Ohio
railway about half mile from depot
augusta spuDgsD ana eighteen miles west
OF Staunton. 1876 miles from kchmcnI,
III from Washington. More accessible, win
lower rates than any other Virginia springs
Of rs cldss. Good music. sulphur, Luna,
Healing. Iron. ani Freesfone waters. Post
Office, Pond Gap. Daily mails. Telegraph aud
express DANIEL & ANDERSON.
my l92m Projectors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

se,sion begins OCTOBER lsr aud continues
nine months. Faculty Of twenty-one professors
aud eight Instructors. Weil.equipped laborsto-
ries and museums. Necessary expenses Of a
yirginisn in tho Academical Department. only
500. For catalogues applyto
WILLIAM NJ. THORNTON.
Chairman OF the Faculty.
PosEOn1ce, University OF Virginia. Va.
IN ID a q II rs, " Il An9 q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
EXTRACTS PROM TIzTIHoSIAIs OF PATRoSs.
lFTam Hon. W. w. Ibake.l

HATOV tAHA, LA, JUNO ], IF5E.
On responsible advice placed my eldest son
at Kenmore for a short time. ] was 20 much
plonHod with the school that | kept him there.
! Afterwards seut two younger sOns 10 kenmore,
aud Influenced others 30 patronizs the school.
found there every advantage that / could de-
siro for my own sons, Snd cordially recommend
tho school In eEery way 10 othere.
W. W. iHA6M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

CHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE.
" The Brown Memorial church. Baltimore,
being about 70 replace their present organ by .
larger insnumeaI offer for sale thu ono now ia
opportunities q Judge OF Its qualities afforded W
the usual Sabbath soryifss
lt will 90 ready TOR delivery 70 purchaser early
Ia July next For price, etc, apply ~
No. in5 WEST GERMAN srRKkT.
10 ii-fu&saSs' bainmcre> I'D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
cnaffNTnN tfFuHFNfk

N ONODIh IlIFT y III IIlaIlIAN4AltI I,
IA STAUNTON. VIRGINIA.
Miss MARY }. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL
Opens sRPT 4, 1854 Closes JUNE, 1890.
Unsurpassed location. buildings, grounds, and
appointments Full corps OF teachers Un-
rfvalled Advantages In Music. Languages Elocu-
ton. Art. Book Keeping, Physical Culture.
Stenograpby, and Iypewriting.
Board. &C.. with full English course, $3.50 for
the entire session OF niIe months. Music, Art
and Languages extra. For full particulars APP
ply 20 the Principal for catalogue. ~ 2-eod2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATH,

NTHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w YVES. VIRGINIA.
The Grand Central Hotel ana Cottages NOW
OPEN FOR THK SEhSON.
Unsurpassed sun ner climate. Cuisine Up
b ne highest standard
Many imprOyemer Is made since last season.
IncAndescent lights introduced.
For information address T. +. FAkLk,
&c lG-lm SNprflnlcr iNuf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
SUMMER RESORTS.

GUMMER KESOKT. -EAUHANVft
- HOTEL, Gorionsyille. Ya. Rooms large and
airy WIDE halls, long porchos. large, grassy
yard, well shaded. For terms, &c, addrsst
" II. DUNN.
20 l5.stEJy OCT Proprietor
NTECHUMS RIVER. C. II. PRICE,
vi az Mediums river viii take SUMMER
BOARDERs at reasonable prices. Sc s9-gw'
VARIETY SPRINGS. IN THE
mountains OF Virginia, 1fteen miles west OF
stanton. Va, and Immediately on the Chosa-
peske aud ohio railway. Trains sop 40 hotoL.
Four distinct kinds Il minerals aters-Alum,
Chslyboate. Healing. aud hagucsia. Board per
day, 50: board per week, SO: board per month,
$50 Servants or children half price. SPECIAL
rates 10 families. Address
MRs. D. v COLEMAN. propriotress
1e 27-2W terc0l, Augusta county. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

Ride on a Cyclone. py WILLIAM HOSEA
Bl1Iou. Illustrations by II. CLAY CouL-
TANs. 1889. SAINT publishers. Same
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

WTARM SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY, VA. are VOW open. Tho
most delightful swimming pool on the CONT
nenL Hot and cold sulphur spout baths ranging
from 20 70 i20-a specific for GOUT, kUEUMA-
TIsh, SCIATICA. and kindred Diseases. lnfsl-
lble remedy Tor DYSPEPSIA. Send postal Tor
pamphlet THOMAS j. GLOVER,
Manager.
Ms. JoHN |. EuBlsK. Proprietor. my 2g-oE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

Reading notices In rcadiss- m after type. ave
lines or loss. 81 in nonpAfeil loaded, 7sc
Card Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
p,ic8uon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

CWEET CHAIYBEATE SPRINGS,
y Allegheny county, Virginia. This we'll
known summer resort viii DO open for tbs a.
com mediation q guests JUNE lsTH For par-
uculars address JOHN KELLY,
le Slim Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
THE OCFANYIEW HOTFL.-TF

THE OCE,AN-YIEW HOTEL.-THIS
Il woIl-known seaside resort eight miles from
Norfolk, WILL BE OPENED lsr or June 70 tho
public. Fishing aud bathing uneXceilod BY any
resort on the cOost For terms, &C, sddross W.
W. PRICE, Ocean View, Va my l7-2m
I OCUST DALE ACADEMY. NEAR
IL Rapidan station, on Virginia Midland rail-
road, IS NOW READY FOR SUMNER BOARD
ERs. Grounds lCrgo and well shaded rooms
airy; a quiet place for persons seeking rest.
Board per week. o. for children under twolve
years and nurses, t251 Daily mails. Address
W. W. BRIGGS.
70 27-oOd5t Locust Dale, Madison county, Va.
COUNTRY BOARD. THE UNDER
~ signed will again receive a LIMITED NUM-
Der OF BOARDEks FOR THE SUMNER at her
home In the Green Springs neigh bOrhood, Louisa
county, Va The situation Is elevated and
healthy; tho grounds are spacious and beaun-
full. with IA abundance Of shade. Tho table Is
wcil supplied with the best meats, fowls. and all
the Vegetables o. the season. leo, milk. and
fresh buttec in abundance. For terms, &C.. ap-
ply % Mira NJ. &. NORRIS,
Wa'drop Post-ofnce, Louisa county. Va.
10 f5-eO11gs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02
pleasant SUMMER BOARD CAN

tIBI1AI1AN OC u MIN DOAhD OAN
Il DO hao on reasonable terms In Lexington,
Va One q the coolest and h0althiest locations
IN the state. surrounded on all sides by noun
tAins also, nDe fruit section. hesideDco on n
large shady lawn. Very desirable place for
families wishing 10 spend 4 pleasant summer.
with Gil the advantages q homo comfort For
terms apply 70 Mrs. John X. ANDERSON,
Lexington, Va So sS-Tti. Th&Su6t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

MlLLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH
VI COUNTY. VA. two miles from MlIb0ro
depot. Chesapeake aud Ohio railway. OPEN
JUNE 5Tu 10 OCTOBER l0rH. sulphur, alum,
and chalybea,e waters. For rafes &C, address
my 2l2e I'M DAVIDSON Sc 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-02

IOHN u. WILLIAMS Sc son.
BANKERS
No. 81 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND,
OFFER Fox SALE TO ISFEs ruks

No. 81. MAIN STREET. RICHMOND.
OFFER Fox SALE TO INVESTORS
5000 NOR~H CAROLINA
1900 SOK. II CAROLINA
1000 NlKO Ma NEN 4~.
800 RICH dONu CITY *
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may be- preferred . no buyrr AVAILABLE
EVERYWHERE.
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The Vcnqe1noe of Maurice DoHGlTiez. BY ST.
LIMA DoLARo. author Of Bella-Demonia."
&c. Chicago, New York. and San Fran
cisco: BELFoRD, CLARK d Co. 1889. Price
in paper 80 cents.
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DATTERY PARK HOTEL,
ID ASHEVILLE, \. G..

oPENTHRoUGHOUT the YEAR Elevation
1905 feet average summer temperature. "a;
magnificent mountain scenery Hydraulic Ole
yaor, electric lights and bells, music hall, tennis
court, ladies' billiard parlOr and bowling alley.
Beautiful drives and hrst-.lass livery. no mos
qGitoes. For descriptive printed matter apply
10 JOHN B. STEELE,
my is-2m Managsr.