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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
RAILROAD COLLISION.
Several Cars Smashed-One Man Hurt.
rSnefdnl telegram 10 the Dspatchl

Several Cars Smashed-One Man Hurt.
Especial telegram TO the Dspatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, December 20.--A collision
occurred between 3 and 4 o'clock this
morning on the Norfolk Southern rail
road, near Movcock, between two freight
trains, in which several cars were smashed
and derailed and one engine damaged. 1t
was stated that one man was very seriously
injured.
Twenty-Five boiler-makers and helpers
were discharged from the navy-yard to-
night, there being no work 10 do.
The body of the cook found in the sunken
schooner at the navy-yard is that of a
negro.
William II. Marable, a clerk at the Nor
folk and Western depot. died to-day. The
deceased was q native OF Sussex county,
but had resided in Norfolk for a good
many years.
Thomas Ray, Petersburg printer, died
at his home in Gosport this afternoon;
aged twenty-eight years.
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10 Be HANGED.
Felix kampf, Who Murdered His Two
Children.


CHARLESTON, w. Va, December 20.-This
morning Felix Kampf, the murderer of his
two children, was sentenced by Judge
Guthrie 10 be hanged on Friday, March
7th His attorneys made motion for a
new trial, which was oyerruled, and as 1t
was known that the prisoner had neither
perfect command nor perfect understand
ing of the English language, DIR. Wagner
was called forward and sworn 10 act as in
terpreter between the Court and the
prisoner. When he WAS asked il he had
anything 10 cay why. sentence OF death
ahould not be passed upon him, he re-
piled IN German aud DIR. Wagner stated 70
the Court that the prisoner had nothing to
say more than had already been offered by
his attorneys. The Judge then proceeded
To pass the dcath-sentence. The prisoner
received his sentence stolidly, there being
nothing whatever in his countenance to in
dictate that he realized the terrible position
ia which he was placed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
HAMPTON.
Much Improvcd-Dull Trade-Protect the
Partridges.

Much Improvcd-Dull Trade-Protect the
Partridses.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER 20. 1889.
Judge Peck, who has been confined to
the house by sickness for some days, is
much improved and was out to-day.
Merchants are complaining Of an ex-
ceedingly dull Christmas trade. IL is at
tributable to the losses sustained during
the year bv the floods, &C.. and also to the
exceedingly warm weather. causing the
oystormen to be doing very little.
Many Of our citizens think the Legis-
laturc should pass some act to protect the
partridges in this county. There are very
few this year, and in few years they will
be almost exterminated. If shooting them
for about three years was prohibited they
would have q chance to increase.
The streets Of the town are being shelled.
An A. .. u. w. lodge has been estab-
lished in Poqueson. York county.
Mr.. George b. Hart was thrown from his
conveyance q few days ago and badly
bruised. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

Everything i'm the country of the River
Chai, IN Genital Asia, is descr bed by Ca
briei Bouyalot "a covered with salt. II rs
seen IN the walls of the houses and on the
banks Of the river. ana the water ono
drinks Is salt. Travelling saltpetrc-makers
90 in summer from place to place
wherever til " can find material 20 work
upon. Their mode OF operation IS rough
and-readv one. Hole. in the earth
serve ~ yats and boilers. and below
these are placed ovens. Abundance Of
hrushwo0d supplies materials for the fires.
The workers collect from the surface al the
earth heaps # a compose Of salt and ami
nal manure. This is soaked FIR twentv-
four hours in water then filtered and boil
ed for twentv-four hours, ciegnsed and
placed IN the sun. so that the water NAV
cvaporate. An ordinary workman can make
about fifty pounds II a day, and this he
sells NJ the rAte of a penny pound. The
workers appear quite cOntented with their
lot. and the industry is preserved III their
families for generations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
ran ANCEAE-
DECEMBER %, 1859.
WE OFFER FOR SALE

Principal anil Interest payable In Gold Coin
Central Trust Company Of New YORK,
Irustee-at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
Polite New Workers.
UIIIE wv TOT HNITs
"a Indy Interviewed In Louisville

"a Lady Interviewed in Louisville Postl
The poltest men in New York, think,
are the actors. the artists, and the newspa-
per-mcn. Whenever | see particularly
gallant act, or when ! see q gentleman get
up and give his seat to q lady in the horse
car, say to myself that mans a southerncr
or he's an actor or an artist or a journal
ist-one or the other, am sure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
Schedule for the Price of Iron.'

PHILADELPHIA, December 2O.-At large
Unattended meeting Of tho eastern bar
iron manufacturers to-day it WAS decided
that the base pricc Of bar iron should re-
main AT two cents per pound at the mills
or philadelphia delivery. Arcsolutlon was
adopted providing for the appointment OF
q committee of nine to confer with the
western manufacturers with the view TO
email cigCs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
AN IMPORTANT CASE.
Tho Question Unsoivcd-Tnken Suddenly
Ill In His Ofice-The Burned
fricf
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispntch)
PYTrnpuRG. VA, December 20, 1889.
Petersburg Circuit Court resumed its
session to-day Judge Hancock has been
holding a special term of the Chancery
Court Of Richmond for the past four days,
bat arrived here on the morning train and
was engaged all day hearing argument
in the appeal case of The Postal Telegraph
and Cable Comany rs. The Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company, The tele-
graph company IS represented by Mr. >.
Samuel Parrish, Of Richmond ana MI ".
Il. McIlwaine. of this city; MAJOR 10
bert Stiles and Judge A. l.. Holla;;
dav. of Richmond. and George 5. Bernard
and John ]. Cooke. of this cty, are the at
torncys for the railroad. This case comes
M TO be heard upon the writ of error and
s,ipersedens granted by Judge Hancock 10
judgment of the County Court OF frince
George county rendered IN favor OF the
telegraph company. when the case was
called in the Circuit Court OF Prince george re
al its last term counsel consented 10
the removal Of the case TO the Or
cult Court of this city. This IS the
reason why the case is heard here instead
of being heard at Prince George Court
house. The case is one of great import
ance TO the railroads and telegraph compa:.
MES of the State. 1t involves the right OF
a telegraph company to condemn part oil
the rOad-bed of railroad for the purpose
of erecting. operating, and MAINTAINING us
telegraph line thereupon.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
Mr.. William Robinson. a highly-respect-
cd citizen Of Chesterfield county and for
many wears superintendent OF the cotton
factory ri Swift Creek. was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll while sitting in his office
M that place last night. He very soon be-
came unconscious and grave fears were eX-
pressed about his condition. messenger
was dispatched with All possible haste 70
this CITY for "a physician. and fortunately
the doctor arrived in time TO save lfe.
TODAY Mr.. Robinson Is greatly improved,
though very feeble.
II is reported that tho Indebtedness OF
one of the LARGE firms who recently made
an assignment in this city VIII probably be
settled on a compromise basis OF Al cents
in tho dollar.
THE BURNED DISTINCT.
No active steps have yet been taken to-
wards rebuilding on the burned district on
Sycamore street. though 1t Is understood
chat the owncrs Of some OF the sites will.
as soon a. practicable, erect handsome
structures thereon.
Henry Jones. a negro. was arrested here
TODAY on the CHARGE Of robbery committed
al Hog Island. On his person was found
as IN money and gold watch. He Is
held for Identification and in the mean
time has employed counsel TO defend him.
Several municipalities from the North,
well armed and equipped and having tne
dogs with them, are visiting TINS section
and seem 10 be enIoving fine sport. Game
OF all kinds is abundant throughout this
region this season. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
For Nerxous Prostration

Use HoRsFoRD's Amp PHOSPHATE.
DIR. W. Graeves. Northfeld. Mimi. says :
81 have used il in cases Of nervous prosIra-
ton, aud also in combination with other
remedies in indigestion. II has proved as
satisfactory AS could be expected"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
PUSHING THE SOUTHERN BRANCH.
The Malone Contingent from Norfolk
County-Aiinor Mention and
Personal.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstcn.l


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
NoRFoLg, December 20. 1889.
The Nitro Phosphate Company Qimited)
OF London, Eng. have mortgaged li9 acres
for x5O. 900. and will commence the cree
ton of their works on the southern
Branch. opposite the nayy-yard, shortly
after the first of the year. The walls of
the new cotton-factory. near the site Of
the phosphate--works. are going up. and a
town of considerable size has been laid off
AT that point. TO be known as South Nor
folk, aud buildings are rapidly going up
on the lots. With the various mills, fer
tilizer-factories, creosote-works. and other
industries along the Southern Branch,
and the monster piers, warehouses, eleya-
tors, &C., on the other branches of the
river |" the stranger that Is within the
gates" is beginning TO view very bust
ling. progressive Virginia port.
MALONE CONTINGENT.
The Malone contingent of Norfolk coun-
~ has returned frorn Washington and ex-
press themselves very hopefully of the up
pointment of - Is. Carney collector of the
port. The anti-Mahone contingent. head
ed 10y Captain Z. OCOnner, who voted for
hsfrisoo IN the convention, left for WASH
ington last night 10 push 0Conner's appli-
cation. Mayor Banks, who Is backed by
bowden. Is at home. II is very positive
one OF the three will Get the fat plum for
Christmas gift from the Administration.
MINOR MENTION.
The funeral Of the late Cornelius Irwin
took place from st. Paul's church this
morning at 10 o'clock and was attended by
two lodges Of Benevolent Protective Order
of Elks. the whole fire department Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
& Civil-Rights Bill Killed.

COLUMBIA, s. c., December 2O.-The bill
to repeal the chapter Of the General sta
tutes in reference to offences against civil
rights, which was passed by the House of
Representatives, was tonight killed in the
Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

A moonshiner who is in jail at States
vile has written an open letter IN which
he charges that the men who run Govern
mcnt distilleries make more " blockade"
whiskey than do all the Illicit manuiac-
turers.
The negroes will at few points in the
State celebrate emancipation "-day. As
q rule they take no interest in IT.
The people in the western counties made
a great deal of fruit brandy expecting to
ship II South in kegs; but the revenue
people have stepped in and seized all such
packages upon the presumption that the
tax is not paid. The brandy-makers are
very angry.
White Caps are at work in Iredell county.
They have torn down several district
school houses and also some houses occu-
pied by women of bad character. The lat
ter class are in state of fright and arc in
hiding in the woods. The White Caps in
tend to drive them ont of that section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21


General ielseIser A-s.-
JTHLEAHAS. General Asnasor. .i
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSnC.i
1 / ASD POTOMAC KAiLNDk ---hnt..l
commencing Son ehb4t - !s.j .
atanfa-i time
7:S2 A. n. leave, Byrd-strss. station ga
slops only 81 Ashland, bo.afe.' 81 z
ford. Gld FRED rcksburg, 'r l7.L
Whitewater rlt-pf- o. Masl-E. l
and Sew Y0rE Does NOS stop a;
200 p. NJ leaves Byri-ssreo, station fa.lr ~.
cept sunday iarlot tar h..l. uNl4
90 W asNIgr |n.
$50 ?. ". leaves BYri-,tr3st station lady
7.i3 +. "a. leaves byrl--irret ~. .l ia.f.
stops only al .thWrl. Milford. 81.
Freierickshpfg Sleeper hieAmo.
to New l0Ik
s:OA ~ arrives a. Byri stree, s,sa5a d,lL
Sleeper from Nea l0rl.
2.3s p. NJ arrives a. Byri sir-e. s,aa5a - D.
stlps ~ Ere ier'ctsJlrg. o.ll9lf
B.lhreN. and ArLlaui. sleeper f.lIn
Washiugt0u aud NeH fQrH Does COS
SOS P. NJ. arrive. Iyri.sireet station dolly
Stops only nt ireiorI .ksD4rs. M.l.
fosi, ana Ashihut
g:s5P ?. n. arrives q. hyrl-eueei stl iop dalI
oE.ep. sunday. laI. tar hashirs.
tou ll iicnu1. =.
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAuy sycsPr 4rsrtf+
GsA. n. leaves kibA Arrfss as A'h'tnl 81;
rfI ~
100 F. NJ arclnin8l4r9a leaves 49, f., H'f
station. arrives tstlalia
6.0i P. n. leaves Elbt nrrffs nt A.a ..i i.
tl5PH
t5A.M.arrigss Rlbs Ieayas Ash'an: t 3
Al.
egA N accommodation n~ires H.
street Station leaves Ai-
An.
G59P. Il arrives - FioA ioavo,
:IgP y.
Oh TAYLOR. frl7'.
z T. D. MYgHs. Gsnersl lpernteo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

A GENTS WANTED.-NEW AN d
"A wonderful book 10 both English and Ger
man. Recent Explorations and Adventures Of
stanley ia tho Wiids OF Africa. Thrilling az
counts Of his Journey across tue DARK Continent
over 300 line encrayings. A bonanZA Tor AGENTS.
Send sec for outfit Circulars free. BORLAND
IL CO.. lOl state street, Chicago, ILL.,
deiaW&Sait
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
WEST VIRGINIA TRAGEOY.
shot His VITO and then Cut lis Own
Throat.
Special telegram to he DIspatchl

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatchl
WHEELING. ". VA. December 20.-Walter
Jones. prominent farmer of Jones Spring,
Berklcv county. called his wife from her
room to-day. put II Gun 10 her BEAD. and
fred. 1lrs. Jones fell with n slight icsh-
wound. Thinking ne lad killed her. Jones
went into an adjoining room aud cut his
own throat from car 10 car. lie Is believed
to have been insane ut this time onaccount
OF tnanclal trOubIcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
be relieved by
PONDS EXTRACT.

DR.. 4. NJ. COLLINS, Cameron,
Mo: "Ihavc long known its value
in bleeding piles. 1t is the prince
of remedies in ALL FORMS of
HEMORRHOIDS, especially
those attended with 81 EEDING."
Mrs. EMMA HILL, indianapolis,
Ind: 81 have suffered so intensely
(from PILES that l have wanted
to commit suicide, but thanks to
your medicine l am cured, sound
and well, and only two 5o-cent
bottles of PONDS EXTRACT
and one box Of Ponds Extract
Ointment"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
TRAINS NORTHwARD.
Dany
STOPpING-pIACRs.

DAILY ... 80. -
sTOPPING-pLACEs.
,Sos Il. IS, e, 81 81. snd 50 make no stops Noa
q and ~ 500 % signal a. Manchester, Dre~ry
Bun Consrslla, aud Chester. Nos. -. - - ami
81 will stop at Gil stations for passengers.
PULLHAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. i+ ami 20 sloepns-cars bsiwesn
New YORK and Tampa. Fla (riI Jscks1nyilisl.
On Trains Nos. Ia and q sieegilg-cars between
Nsshington and Charleston. On Tram No p,
slspin4-cars uetwesn Washington ana Jackson-
Vile On Trains Nos. IS. 90, ami ,S sleoIins-
car between ia ksCnyille and New YORK.
THRO ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 10 NORFOLK.
Richmond a. 900 AN. Nor,ols.."..is.3o P. "
Richmond ..'2.s3P 4. Norfolk. CD r. NJ.
Norfolk A. u. Richmond. .il:i0 A. ".
Norfolk 20. o T. NJ Richmond. 1:5J T. ".
. he trains leaving Richmond at T. 20 A. ii. auc
Norfolk at3P. u. are solid trans between tutse
two points. aud pas-eDg 20 through without
change II cars. Close connections are also maio
AZ Peiorsbure by tho 2.53 2. ". train from b.ch-
mond and thss2c A. VI. train from Norfolk.
Trains l-aying Kichmoni AZ $40 A. v. aud
1920 2. ~ anI arriving at Richmond az az \.
A. and COS p. ~ MAKE connection a. loiers-
burg 70 and from taunHlie, Lynchourg, aud
southwestern points.
r n. SULLY. superintendent
T. T. u. MYERs. General supsrin,saioak
2. NJ. EMERSON, tIouorai Passenger Agent
sol. Haas. TrafIic Manager. no %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
old DOMINION STEM -
" SLIP COMrANI. =
FOR NEW YORK..

FOX NkN fOl.N- b.
STEAMERS iear0 kcam0ad EbhAi B. 81 80
and FRIDAY A. = n. .aDl.t-- t.-''' -'
hour DO re - 4llg tlfuc.
steamers Leave NsW YORK fcr h.'l.'
EyghY WEDNESDAY ana SAlt NDAi as d.
n. arriving 81 KchmOat hONDAl AZ IA
DAY MORNINGS t
Passenger Eccolmoisfions uns-TpA'''-
Cabin fare o Noa torA 80 a.httt'' -,
rette duclsulns meas sai osf.l... ..... , ~
kounu-.rip tlCsotN hllisp4 - tA' --- e., d,
after date Ol iSg1s. ........ 's'-'' '''t'''''' a
Storage Wtth suO1.atcn't .t.''f's. '.'f II
Storage, without suos.s.snts ....t. - ~
sasin fare 81. CHESAPEAKE aGi 90 ts''- an,
....... ..ss.sss-t-r+.t tr. .,-..-......l.
Calm faro rit hicho0nl AL t''-t DID ID
falirC&l. ssfs 49,. ....-s. llfl
Tie. els eau ~ cfaiaoo q. \. - N~-p.
Nan sIroet. Jaesapeaxs Aa1 ono SAi 49,
nond sod Petersburg JspytN an - ~ i.-N'
oficeA 1891 Nain street., AID VAR 80 Ao.s',
grsghl icrwarded and u o1sn eHs i" i~'Ns
issued for pOin's pey0Di New lVfA,
srrignt rscsiVs1 AMY aasi , :. u ,o>so.,vs
Passengers ieaying iicsinooi o. Av.>oN'
TfiEsDAls WEDNESDAYS htSspAA " -
SATURDAYS By no CnesAeeAAo aao Ve.'
"a. al. Newport Nsv-i o. BAD y. "a a.
~ Rich mond ana fsisrspafg falAg0Ai issf1,
Sa,p a. I'D A. NJ. will maze soancs.2A -
SnHfOlK with slice ner .eAslak u4oaV s<'s
CHORUS W. ALLAN CO.. Asea.s
No. lSJl Main strses AL
aufs Company , wharf, koskssA
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MARKS DIES FROM HIS WOUNDS.
His Mother said TO Have Lost Her Reason
Cause of the Affair
A Surress.
[snecial telceram o -he Disoatch.l

TSpoclaI WTNErl'n % DO UIsUF9-I'T
IyscEBURG, VA, December 2O.-The end
OF the terrible tragedy in Amherst is not yet.
William Marks. the victim of his fathers
blind fury, died from his wounds to-day,
and now i is thought that Mrs. Marks has
lost her reason. She is reported tonight
10 he in yer, critical condition. Young
Marks was well thought of by oil who
know him and devoted to his mother. IN
whose defence heincurred the enmltyot his
father. 1t is stated that on several occa-
sions when his father was Infatuated with
whiskey and attacked his wife the son in
torposed and took the castigatlon intended
for her. Finally he became tired of it, and
the week before the tragedy when his
father tried to whip his mother ne took q
large stick and gave his father terrible
whipping, and this was the cause OF the
shooting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

thing IN the building was saved. The total
loss is estimated at S2s. 600. with between
EIGHT and ten thousand dollars insurance.
Tie town has no fire department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
UNDER THE WHEELS.
KcHllo KILLED BY A STREET-cAR IN
WILMINGTON.
The Drivers Crief-Gencrai North Caro-
lima Nows-Boid Dash for Liberty OF
MooDshiner.
Especial telegram TO the pispatch.i

RurraH. N. c., December 2o.-At VIII
mington, N. G.. yesterday afternoon n son
OF ". s. Walker. aged two years, was run
over and killed by y strcct-cor. The oc-
currence was witnessed by the mother OK
the child. The driver, Robert Rowan,
sprang from the car and picked the body
of the child mp. carried it into the mousse
come by tine shock that he had to ne taken
TO his home. he is perfectly crazcd with
Grief and it Is feared his mind viii give
wav under the strain. He had several
spasms last evening and had TO be waited
on by two physicians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

The fair held here for the last two weeks
by the Sisters of Mercy Tor the purpose of
charging their school building netted
$1,000.
ANDY Buford. a colored man eighty years
Of ace, living in Pulaski City, can lift and
throw a barrel of -four over his head. 1t is
said when he was young man he was
giant in strength.
The citizens OF Pulaski City raised a fine
contribution for the sufferers at the AL
toona mines. The disease which has
scourged that section for over two months
is reported to be abating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
MERCHANTS BOSSES.

The following merchants sustained
losses: A. ii. McGhee, s. @. vann, X. N.
w. Morris, and Mrs. A. III. Wallace. The
post-ofice was burned. but nearly every-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
DISASTROUS FIRE.
Fifteen Houses Burned in Frankiinton,
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c.. December 20.-The town
Of Franklinton suffered a heavy loss by
fire this morning. The fire started about
half-past o'clock in Alleys bar-room, and
by s O'clock fifteen frame buildings were
DESTROYED. Three were owned by ]. G.
Staunton, whose loss is $1,000, with no
insurance. Three were owned by 5. &.
Vann, whose loss is $1,000, with no in
Surance.
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EIGHTY-sEvEN AND ACCRUED INTEREST
subject to advance in price without notice.

The bonds are dated 81 Septen ber, 1882 inte-
rest payable March and September; principal
payabi0 septsm ber, 1919. They ars secured by
q mortgage on the whole properly Of the kich-
mond aud Danyllle railroad. and specifically by
= mortgage on the equipment lengiues and csrsl
bought with The proceeds Of tho sale or he
bouds. Each lOco M olive AMI car bought under
the trust shall DO distinctly marked a. the pro-
perry Of the Central Trust com oauy for the pur
poses Of this trust, ani condition OF the mort
gage provides for he annual payment 10 the
trustee OF Z sum sufficient 70 pay OIL at par all
the bonds Issued hereunder within seventeen
years; the number Of bonds 10 be 80 paid 10 be
annually determined by lot Dy the Central Trust
Company. These payments VIII pay OF tho
whole loan al par IN en- average OF eight and
one half years.
All tho conditions Of the mortgage have been
carefully considered by the counsel Of the Gem
tral Trust Company, 40 "a 70 secure TO tbs holder
OF the bonds the most ample protection. The
annual report Of tho Richmond and Danylle
railroad for the last year shows net surplus
over the operating expenses and liked charges
Of Si42,3Sl.0i-equal 10 IS per cent. oil the stock
Two haudred dollars per share Is bid on tho
open market for the stock Tho increased equip
meat Low going on the road bought with the
proceeds Of these bonds Is expected 10 very
largely increase the gross and net receipts.
de 20-lw THOMAS BRANCH 4 co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
yOE RENT

EOR RENT, THREE DESiRA-FS
< BE ROu Ms over the Nors Steam Laun- -
dry, on Ninth sfreet between Main aui Franz I'm,
tor Offices. II. ~ELuFN rAi LuK,
Do 3i-3t Real Estate Agent ami Auctloncar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21

rFtYE NfrHH YHr
e.4S A. ". daily for Iva .l1lrs. Lerlngi3a, ani
clifton t0r.e.
ll3P. 81. sr9tsTlIs sca0mm .ftHol. ef.'li
sunday
1000 p. ". daily foe LyucbtIg ani CHS
FORGE
T.kI4s kRFIYE RfrfHNfJ
6.l5P VI. Daily from t.IiHl tur.e.
g.sO 4. ~. Daily from clifton lDrss
l-l5 A. a. kK-spt sunday frnu rcsttsrillN
Station. kleltn auI Canal .lrnat-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-21
TAX NOTICE.
RAILROAD LINES.

DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
Ia PINES RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
STATION TWEEN lI-SlXlH AND STREETS.
Electric cars connect with all trains
Teave Arrive Leave Arrive
Richmond. Seven Pinos Seven Pines Richmond.
C.JA.M. G:l5A. NJ 5.a0 A. 4. a:5 \. ".
s.gD T. a. 4.05 T. #. 5.0O T.. v. 5;i5 7. II.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q.0O A.. NJ Qf5A.M W.. 1000 A. II. 1915 A. NJ.
25O f. VI. BIS I. u. oUU L. NJ. o.1J a. NJ
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