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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
LOnsdaIe Satisfied with His Exp'ora-
finn.
LRr tnlearnnh 70 lhe Dispatch.l

CHICAGO. April 1O.-A dispatch from Port
Angeles, Y. w. T.. says: TIE fishing. schooner
Cumberland. Captain Elliott, which arrived here
yesterday after stormy passage OF thlriy-f0ur
days from kOdieck Island, Alaska, brings the
news OF Lord Lonsdale, who started upwards OF
year ago on trip overland TO the North Pole.
Lord LORsdSlo aud a number OF Bs1uimaux and
Indian guides reached kodiack about the md
die Of February In famished and exhausted
condition. They came from the isOlated mis-
sion near the mouth Of the Kuskewin river,
which empties into Bristol bay, and suffered
many hardships and prvations during
the journey Of months duration across
the Alaskan peninsula. Lord Lonsdaie
was severely injured few days after
leaving the mission. While In tho lead OF bis
party he slipped and foil into creyAsse. Ills
left shoulder was so bruised that the arm was
rendered useless and his hip was all but dielo-
Gated, preventing MIN from travelling on foot
He was placed on q sled, and In that condition
transported 70 Kodiack. The great stretch Of
territory between the mission and island wss
covered to depth Of several feet with a light
snow. A terrible blizzard that prevailed caught
up the light particles in clouds. CELEBRATING all
tracks and landmarks familiar 20 tho guides
ana making dritl- through which 1t was next 10
impossible % force passage.
On February 3D. the party reached lake al
most ia the centre OF the peninsula. Lord Ions
dale was somewhat improved 10y rest here. and
they proceeded TO Roiiack. just before roach
ing Cooks inlet two OF the Aleut guides died and
were buried 10 the snow. The party was in tho
last stages OF fatigue when they reached kOol-
ack, aud had not food and shelter been found
there Lord Lonsdae would have died lie stated
that he might remain at kodiack week or
month, and perhaps longer, as suited his fancy.
He stated positively. however, that he bad had
enough OF Arctic exploration, and would return
70 England soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
Free Delivery.

The pressing want Of this country, 30 far as
postal reforms are concerned, is the free delivery
of mail matter In the smaller towns and villages,
u bo followed at en- carly day by free delivery
everywhere ia the Union. The result would DO
M almost immediate elevation OF the popula-
tions affected thereby. The man who writes
aud receives many letters and subscribes for
several papers IL always looked up TO- Free de-
livery OF letters and papers will enlarge this
class Of leading men, aud educate every commu-
nifty 10 no small degree. At present the Govern
ment helps those who could best help them
selves and does nothing for those who without
governmental assistance would be unable TO re-
eeive any matt matter whatever.
The Providence Journal has good article on
this subject. II says:
1--WE have something like $4,000 post-ofices,
but in only about 40 Of these is any attempt
male to deliver natl by carriers. In AL the rest
she Government takes its mail within one, three,
i've or hen miles OF tho person for whom II 10 IN
tended aud leaves II there until he happens
along The expenditure OF time and labor which
are thus eutailed upon man who may MAKE
several visits 70 the poetofhce Tor q letter
which does not come, the loss which
must frequently result from failure to- go
for q letter that was unexpected is by no
means eithor inconsidersbie or needful and its
effect Is doubtless "a seriously felt py the sender
A. the city as the recipient IN the country.
Other nations. less densely seit-ed than our own
older states. find IL practicable aud profitable 20
make its carrier system general 1t IL well
worth considering II we also, save perhaps In
the rem0ter sections Of the country, cannot also
extend 70 our citizens the benonts Of the free
delivery system Sbd II the employment OF the
mails by the people would not become far more
general 10y reforms in these directions than by
merely chespening tho costs without increasing
the advantage"
The journal makes a good point when It says
that the city man Is also interested in this mat
Ter. The city Is full Of people who have come In
from the country Think Of sending letter
concerning person dangerously III 10 country
post-oiIlco whence no letters are delivered free.
The sick person would be well or perhaps dead
and buried before the letter reached its destins-
tion.
There are several postsLreforms which we In
tend 10 continue 10 urge upon the attention OF
Congress. But free delivery Is the most impor-
tant one Why do not the papers IN the smaller
towns agita;e this subiect7 They ought not TO
walt for congress 10 be In session. Whenever
work OF this sort is successful 1t ia forced upon
the attention Of congressman whilst they are at
home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
OFFICE OF AGENCY:
OVER MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, COR
NER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
THE PAR VALUE OF THE STOCK IS se5
PER SHARE.
SECOND ALLOTMENT OF STOCK.

The company offers to the public $4,000 OF It's
capital stock at 2sX, payable $3.50 cash and the
balance in instalnents of S per month. with in
terest at per cent per annum on the unpaid
instruments until paid, with right to anticipate
payments.
No one will DO allowed to subscribe for more
than $500, and no person who subscribed for the
first issue can subscribe for the second allot-
ment until persons who did not subscribe for the
frst are supplied. If more than s20,00e should
be subscribed all subscriptions will DO abated
pro rata.
II any stock should be loft over II will DO taken
by the corpOrators and no more will be allotted
by the company during the present year.
This allotment Is malo In response 10 re-
quest Of many persons, who claim that they had
insufficient notice OF the first subscription, and
desire 10 be associated with US in the develop
mont Of our property
All money derived from the sale OF stock viii
be used solely for improvements upon the pro-
perry.
The books of subscription will be opened at ~
o'clock N. and will be closed al r. N. on
WEDNESDAY. April II, 1889
Parties buying 8ots from this company and In
tending 10 build can borrow 30 per cent OF the
value OF lots aud intended improvements at 6
per cent per snnum on long time.
The company has over 5000 FEET Of the
CHOICEST PROPERTY ia our western suburbs.
principally on Grove avouue. Floyd, Main.
Cary stroeis, and the Boulevard. This property
was acquired at prices far below the present
market value, AMI mo purchasers OF the stock
participate in the profits TO be derived from the
enhanced value Of ths lots.
All shares OF stock issued by this company are
registered by the State Bank Of yirginis.
JAMES n. DOOLEY, President
GEORGE J. KOGgRs, Secretary. sp il-7t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

The Charleston Nsws ard Courier amusingly
comments upon an instance Of false opposition
which Republican editor in Indianapolis has
been guilty OF placing before the public. The
lndianian says:
"The public may expect news Of the lynching
Of four negroes AZ Columbia ;. O., In few days
They are 70 be taken there for trial on charge
81 crime, aud at last accounts the Governor had
ordered out O militia company 10 escort the
sheriff and protect the negroes IL the prison.
efs were white the law would take Its course and
fhey would be acquitted, bot being black We look
for lynching-"
The Cnarisstoniaa comments rs foilowS:
s.The day after this paragraph was printed tho
-four negroes Ia question were tried at York
Vile: two we're convicted Of the crime with
Witch tney we're charged another pleaded
ruilty;a fourth was acquitted. Tho lynching
when the Journal, being black, looked for with
40 much confidence WAS prevented by the action
Of the Governor Ia ordering out white militia
company TO defend the lives Of the accused
mon
Tho NeNs and Courier Is right "Being black,
We" means Tie same "a I'VE, being black" SO
the Journrl said In eject I'VE. being black,
look for iynchiug"
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Yesterday We oOpioa the following paragraph

Yesterday We copied the following paragraph
FROM the Aiexasoris Gazssts OF April sth;
Protection is Republican aud revenue tariff
Democrats doctrine. aud a man who believes in
t5e former should be frany enough and bold
enough 70 come out openly and ioil the kepub-
ncan party"
To-day We copy from the Alexandrs Gazette OF
April 9th the following:
Tho negroes in the South vote az a unit for
Republican candidates. no natter who they be
or What measures they advocate. and a a d.
vision OF the white vote wonld enable the negroes
" elect men Of their own race. or white Gema-
foguos Who 70 gam their yotes, cater 70 their
ignorance and prejudice aud stimulate their
snifnosity sgslnst their white neigbbors, the
White vote OF this section tno4i also be practically
sold, 70 preserve law and order Aad 10 protect
their properly aud ltyes Of tb0se Who cast 1t aud
II will remsin 10 until the danger OF negro-ruie
he removed. In the face OF that danger the
tsrin Is MISTER Of comparative inslgpincance."
wedon'ttnow how the Gazslt> rsconciies these
two paragraphs Certainly tho latter viii be
acted upon by the white people Of yirgiDis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
The Guuboat Yorktown.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10.-The gunboat York
town did not 80 into commission to-day, and 1t is
thought she will not 10 prepared 70 In less than
ten days, even II she can be get ready In that
time TO 70 into commission che must be ready
for service and as yet there are no stores aboard,
no furniture, no guns, no ammunition, and
many odd Jobs 10 do.
This ~ an entirely new ship, you must recol-
lect,n said one OF the YOrktown's officers this
afternoon, aud everything is 10 be got ready for
her She requires furnishing in s number OF
particulars that are not apparent. IL is doubt
full II can get her ready in ten days IL Is
more likely 20 take longer than a shorter time.
She was ordered TO be put ia commission be-
tween April 10Th and April Gotta, and suppose
abe will have TO 90, but IL will be bard work 10
have her in shape for the New YorS celeDra-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
CHARLOTTE
A., Trial for BurEiary-segro Out
laws.
rsnecIal telegram 20 tho DIspatch.l

ISpecIhI IoIeEr@H o,,.,-
CHARLOTTE, N. G.. April l"rd 1l,sh, a'se,noon
sun o1 Court here 70 be tried Tor burglary:
ghe e.se Il In progress and will consume oil Of
to-morrow. Burglars have caused 80 mncn
trouble here latsiy that the teelhs against 'nose
on trial IL rather strong
~ Report here. today says three negroes created
r,ps, deal OF excitement In stanly county
Monday by galloping through ne country on
horsehack and firing al every sp r.cay.a e hs "a
rounds from the shots. The negroes have not
haan cauQht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
In Tonn ana Hamlet

the seeds Of Intermittent and bilious REMIT emit
fever germinate aud besr evil fruit No COM
munity has altogether escaped it. In populous
wards Of large cities bad sewage causes It, and
in their suburbs stegnant pools in eunken lots
breed IT, There is at once remedy and a
means OF prevention It's name is Hostetter's
Stomach Biiters, which is, without peradventure.
tho most potent an.idote In existence 10 the
malsrial virus. Fortified with this Incompatible
saving specific. mlssmatic influences may be
encountered WITH absolute impunity. Disorders
OF the stomach. liver. and bowels, begoiten by
miasma-t tainted water. or any other cause, sue
cumb 10 the benohcent corrective named, aud
rheumatic, kidney, and Bladder troubles are
surely removable by its use when Il is given a
persistent tcial.@ sp 9-Tu, Th(s)&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
FAamyILLEJ 0TTiNGs.
Death OF q Premtaent citizen OF
umberixnd-rresbyfe

TfVDCIHf tfIVEIHIH ID UT" DIsVFN~1"I
FkRsYILLt, VA. April i0-hr. william Arm
stead, one OF the oldest and best known citizens
OF Cumberland county. died to-day at the lay
Tor Homestead, several miles from this place In
that county. Ho had fer some months been
great sufferer and his death was not unexpected.
West Hanover Pre.bytery will convene IN tho
Presbyterian church hero the 17th instant
The Town Council last night contributed TWO
hundred and fifty dollars 70 the contaminated
exposition TO DO held In thIs place In october
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

support and maintenance az the Democracy.
The Democratic 10 the only national party OF the
country and the only political organization under
which tho southern people can hope for national
recognition. protection. or Justice. or the proper
motion of The Interests Of their esction.p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
Usftsd states senatOr Elected
TRv teio0rat,h 10 the niaOatch1

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. April l0-lu the joint ss-
sembly at noon to-day the Legislature began
balloting again for United states senator and
the nrat three ballots were IS, Is, and IS. which
resulted In no election Another ballot was then
taken and Il resulted ia the election of Nathan
r. Dixon, Of Westerly, by the following vote:
Dixon. 81; Wetmore. Al; Arnold. 4 Colt, ?;
spooner. l. Total vote, 90; necessary 10
choice. 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

"a man In Milwaukee has lstciy been con-
vsctod on the charge Of putting sticks loaded with
gunpowder in his divorced wife's wood-pile" NO
doubt be acted on the principle that turn about
is fair play-in blowing up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
TIE Missing Postal Clerk Located.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.i

DETROIT, April l0.-JObn G.. Thompson, The
missing postal clerk OF Columbus, o.. who left
Detroit suddenly Monday night when he learned
that the authorities knew Of mis- Whereabouts, ie
now at the British American Hotel, Windsor.
He Is the SOD OF the late John g. Thompson. the
well known OHIO politician. The penalty Tor
his alleged crime Is from one 10 ten years In the
Denitantigry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

"There IL rumor that France will decline to
sccspt waIrKLAw REID.n We hope not This
country needs that such men as WHTsLAw
should be out OF IT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

"The Western Pennsyivauis milk trust Is
having rough time before It Is month DID,
IL there O scarcity Of water In Western Ponnsyi-
yaDis7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

Grand Lodge Of odd-Fefisws--nsr.
rtaCe.
,....,., ,.,.srsm 70 tho pispstcn.I

n.vv,,tr Va. ApriI fo.-<Thc Grnud Lodge Of
90 reii.,Ts to-day elected tho following Grand
orr,cers for Inc ensuing year n; x Whitehurst
OF portsmouth,. grand master; ": ~; LasrTTsbee,
o, ns,' rrard warden: 4. Wiley Davis. OF
~ S,csmond grand sscrenry; Jonn W. FERGUSON.
- isIchmopd. grand treasurer: James w.
White. OF Richmond. grand caspian; D. u.
ls,s s,i,.nd Iod1e adjourned tonight and the
nort rnenting will probably DO In Richmond.
nea. a. W"IIis Brewer and Mr.. II. A. Austin, late
~ Rich 10 ond, vero married here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

"Therc Is q report that JAy GOULD may take
up his residence 10 London" The Bank OF Eng
land would better look out for n raid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
RRfRF coNMRST.

The mon who nrst discovered HARRISON wish
they hadn't, seeing that he has persistently TO
fused 70 discover them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

The Wilmington Messenger copdeusss good
Zeal Of solid facs Into tho following short para-
graph;
s1ns South y bound TO stand soiidiy IN her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

President Harrison has decided 70 eradicate
tss face question His way Of doing II is TO APP
point white nea 70 ofice regardless Of COLOR
kg1szs (sfy lima
sensible President
P.s.-But IL II a iacts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11
What is ScrofuIa

tits that fnpurify In shsblood, which, aceanu
lsting In tho glands Of TIC nork. produces I'M
slightly Jumps or dwellings; which eansos painful
running sores on the arrns, logs, OF feet; which
developcs ulcers In the cyss, ears, or nose, often
causing blindness or3safncss; which ID the origin
Of pinples. cascerous growths. or many other
manifestations usually sssrfbed 70 . hunors"
It'll "a more formidable ersmy than consumption
or cancer alone, for scrofulz combines the worst
possible features Of both Being the most ancient
tits the most general OF ali diseases or Affections
for very few persons are entirely free from IT,
How can Il DO eured9 BY taking Hoods Sara
parilla, which, BY tho cures Is has accomplished
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven itaslfto be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections OF the blood
Hoods sarsaparilla ia unsquslled. and some OF the
cures It has effected are really wonderful. hyou
suffer from serofula In any OF its various forms
be sure 10 give Hoods Sarsaparilla a trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81; six for IS. Preparedon
py c. l. HOOD a CO., Apotheesrses, Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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THE SOUTH IN THE LEAD.
EUREKA COMPANY. MACON. esoRnA.
MANUFACTURES or
CONCENTRATED LYE, BALL AND Cly
POTASH.

The goods manufsctured b. INF. oo.,..
have mot with hearty endorsement fro-s ~.
trade from Richmond b Tho no Gfaude a.,
sold upon an sbsolu,e warranty TO give s...,..
tion alko 10 dealer and consumer Ori., 800
made ny This company and yOl viii h. t'....'
Al grades mafe, from Chemically pr. ,...'
mon scrubbing ly8. and The vans " snv ..'..
OF trade can BE Oiled.
THE PHOENIX FTyECENrIyF
manufactured BY thls compsny /. IN, i,,,...
package aud oess value To- tle .uoacy oIs-o, :,
the trade.
For sale in Richmond n, rh0iessie byn.,.,
lowing rrms. Who will maintain DO uary.r-,
PURCELL iADD & co.,
OWkNs& MINOR DRUG COMPANY
{. r. sAJkkS SEQ,
BOWIE WEST.
SPOTS g GIBSON.
TOWERS, BLAIR co.
\. = TAYLOR g. CO.,
MINOR & BLANIOS.
IklbBkiI Is TAYLOR
THOMAS POTTS g. co..
G. W. ANTRIM >ONA
". j. JOHNSON & CO.,
CRINGAN z lkANr,
GAIh~ & bRONN,
WATKINS 5 DAN ENPCRT.
JONES lOiNDkAlEk 60.
WHITE, sGLDEN &C0..
AUGUSTINE GLOVER
RICHMOND OIL COMPANY.
southern Industry deaerflng your r..roD.
age. RI REEA COMPtEF
THOMAS w. TROY. Csuefal Age1t
WILLIAM HALL CkEN 8 CO, brokers. 1874 Ia.r
street, Rchnond. va ,al..a
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SEEDS AND PLANTS

A SPARAGUS ROOTS.
~ We have surplus stock OF these we'll
rown roots. Spocisi low prices In large lots.
Have also large stock Of
Potato ONION SETS.
and offer at 10y prices In quantity. Both Of
these crops are very profitable 10 fsrlners
I. w. WOOD a SONS, seedsmen.
No. 10 south Fourteenth street corner Sixth
and Msrshail Streets and I'LL east Franklin
street % 1i-st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

OR THE LIQUOR HAFIr POtII| |II ''""I
BY ADNfNfsIEHlNe DR. I '.t.-
GOLDLN SPECIFIC.
II can 10 gigon in q cup "a cOlr'
articles 81 food. EihClt tha fn.r
patient itIsAbs1iui.iy Larmie-.. 'l. N
fsct permanent ana specify curr, F4'
patient IL a moderate iunGer or rn ~
wrecg II hERht FAILS over .'. -.f-
ards have been made tfmp4FAts Ron eII la.'
taken GOLDGS SPECIFIC il choir .nin i
out their knowledge AMI to-day believe .lrf '..
drinking Of their owl FREQ sAL iDrTl -slf1.-. as
DOOK Of particulars free.
h, ROBERTS BAKER lDrlgglsr. Agent
glsf4si vain sff.eL
NH 2s-e0iiy h'hni-Al' =
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PEREOE SAL.
nrEoaALTiEs pRINrrNG.

VEST-POCKET MEMORANDUM
BOOKS for advertisers: Blotiing Pads. en-
yeopo size, for advertisers; Game Counters, 100
points. for sdvertisers; Universal sticker. small
label. for general use. We are running twenty
two steam presses on above. with a capacity OF
5000 Impressions per hour, and can give prompt
service CUSSONs, NAY q CO.,
fe I3tky6 Glen Allen Va.
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"A s It Err GAR ID S,
MElAL-RRAMl ROOF

Is the beat and cheapest in ths world. Insurance.
companies rate II same as zinc. I'm, copper.
slate OF iron. send for descriptive circular
Virginia PAPER COMPANY.
Manufacturers and Dealers IN ali kinds OF Paper,
Richmond. Va ia I3-d&w3n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

ID. &c M VI HF11d s2RsH4.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
Great bargains win he offered this week In
DRESS GOODS,
WASH GOODS,
WHITE GOODA
LACES and KMBRoIDKREs.
MATTINGS. &rr-
Buy your dress now. Don't wait until the
choice sbales and fabrics have beea picked out
Our prices are the lowest
3S-inch HenIiettaA. complete assortment OF
colors, at 25c. a yard;
4o-inch Extra-Fine Heuriettas, all the new
shades, at S9c- ysrd-fulfy worth Soc;
Striped and Solid De Botgo Sairings at l2Hc-
yaTb-yaiue 4c..
Chaliies--an elegant -aSssrtrna1t-tna lcDldrfngs
and qualities:
striped and Plaid ALwool sutr4nes 90 inches
wide, ct Goc. q yaEd-vsa.d DO good value at
Mourning Goods rery much under value.
THE CHEAPEST LINk OF WASH GOODS WE
HAVE EVER SHOWN.
The usual shc. quality Dress G1aghans, oil new
fresh goods, AT 6Ac- yard
Good lOc. Dress Ginghsrls-in fact the best ever
sold at that price-Rov SIC. yard;
Extrs- Fiue Dress GiDghaTns-these goods were
sold for IN 10 zoe. yard-et loc; yard
Pretty assortment OF 100. satteens at 61se yard
The pretasst assortment OF l2&c. Satteens in the
Outing ffIannels at 81. i2H. and 80
EVERYTHING DESIRABLE IN WHITE GOODS
AND EACH PIECE A BARGAIN.
MATTTNGS AT LESS TRAN J0BBERS PRICES.
Good White Mating ct i0c. yard;
Fancy Mating at l2Hc- yard;
Extra quality Fancy Mating al II, %, and 2oc. a
yard;
Floor Oil-Cloths NJ CSC. yard.
WISDON-SliAOES.
II you want 10 see the ehespest Lot OF Window
Shades In the city come aad take a look a. ours.
LACES AND EMBR0lDERlES.
New patterns Of Chanuliy Flouncings Just
opened.
for same quality.
Hamburg and Swiss Embroideries are shown
by ms IN immense variety. We are always low
on these goods, but his week we are rock-bottom.
WE HOPE TO SEE YOU EARLY AND OFTEN
j. 81 &. MFfTELDORFER,
sp e-Tu&Th SCI Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

V'HE SAVINGS BANK OF RICE.
MOSD.
CAPITAL. UDCo,
Is now ready for business Ia the building q o.,
National Bank Of Virginia, corner Eieysa.. GA
Main street
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT,
SUNS OF 81 AND UPWARDS NrCHf.I
NEGOTIABLE PAPER DISCOUNTED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-11

Tho schooner Wave OF Wye, Captain Carter,
OF this city, Is ashore on Pagan creek Point
James river, and the weasel Is total wreck
There were seventeen men on board. and all
narrowly escaped drowning in getting ashore
CAPTAIN Carter reports thirteen houses on the
roipi "a totally destroyed in the blow, and that
a large amount of live stock persisted.
In AlbemArle sound the schooner Maggie
Eta. Captain Pierson, loaded with corn, and
bound 70 Murfreosboro'. sunk during the storm.
and vessel and cargo is lost Tho crew reached
the shore after being swsmpod IN their SKIN. a
large saw-mill on NoEbfgum creek belonging
IN Mrs SAMPLE WAS blown down by tho storm
and wrecked. The blow on the sound was very
disastrous 10 the fishermen.