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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
PlTTSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.
Convention To-Day-IcKinney at Dan
willie To-NiSht-DanNillcS school
Troubles.
rspecial telegram 70 tho Dispaich.I

DAvvI1rr, VA. September 13.-TO-mOr-
row will be n big day for the politicians in
This section. The County Democratic
Convention will bc held at Chatham, and
at night Captain Mckinney VIII address
tho people Of Dauville. The contest nj
Chatham VIII bc lively one, though II Is
probable that Mr.. IL. A. James, OF Dan.
vile. and CAPTAIN Il. |. Anderson, OF
Tlba, will be two of the nominees.
Tho scramble VIII he for the
third, and there are many aspirants IL IS
not iInproballe that the convention Wlil
take positive ground against the use 81
free passes bv members of the legislature.
At the last convention a resolution was
passed asking the Legislature 20 pass an
act prohibiting rs members IRON ualH|
passes while in Office. but rs nothing was
done in the legislature TO break up the
custom il may bo that Il resolution VIII be
passed requiring the candidates Tor the
nomination To pledge themselves IN adj
vance not 10 use passes.
IL is said that the Republicans Will not
make any nominations for the Legislature
from tins county, but Will endorse MAJOR
w. A. j. Fmney. Vincent \. Mltcher: ana
4. =. Dove. Major flnney mas alWaYs
been a Democrat. but for several years
past his relations with the party have been
somewhat strained, and he has bf II dis
posed 10 kick.
Captain Mckinney will have an entbus.-
astic reception here tomorrow night. lie
is GREAT faVorite in DGnyille, and his nu-
merous friends Will give him cordial
greeting.
Danyille is much troubled about tho pub
lic-scbool question. 1 he school population
has largely outerown the present school
accommodations, and the buildings are not
only badly crowded, but q number of ap-
ulcants for admission have been turned
away. There is sore complaint against the
Council for its failure to have the build
ings enlarged. -,
Danyile will have no exposition this
year, why nobody seems to know. The
cxpositiOns held last year and the year be-
fore met with great success, and unques-
tionablv increased the leaf tobacco trade.
III. c. Pace, the Democratic nominee
for the Legislature from Henry county IS
said to be popular man, and IS almost
sure TO be elected.
Judge Paul will hold a special term Of
hear motions.
4 lamp exploded in house in Lion
street at an early hour this morning and
caused some excitement, but the flames
were extinguished without much damage.
The c0lored people in North DanYlle
are up in arms against l.. l.. Ivy. a cOlored
principal Of thepublic school The ground
of complaint is that Ivy Is Democrat,
but that is an objectionable offence with
the colored folk, and they have employed
n teacher of their own political faith.
Doran Atkins (colored) fell through an
elevator-way in tObacco-tactory to-day
and broke his arm, besides sustaining
other injuries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
NEGROES oNA STRIKE.
"THE MALlGN lNFLUENCE.D
The Underground Work of Malone said
to BE at Work in North Carolina.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l


CHARLOTTE. n. c., September 13.-The
official decapitation Of General Estes. of this
State the fight against the Bradv-Sims
faction of the Republican party of North
Carolina and the forced retirement OF the
former radical leader, DR.. Mott, have split
wide open the supposed sold phalanX
which promised so much for the Presidents
supporters in this section. Estes, while
charged with not judiciOusly investing the
campaign fund intrusted TO him, was really
retired from the chief lnspectOTsmp be-
cause of his alleged treacherv TO Dr. Mott.
The Doctors victory over Estes, 10y some
political hook or crook. turned out TO he
boomerang. He has been shelved, and
come one under the guidance of the why
Virginia leader, Malone, Is now manipu-
lating North Carolina appointments at
the national capital. 1t has been known
for some time that Malone was hgurug
in his party's movements hereabouts.
Mott, Collector EaVes, and Congressman
Eyarts are spving around to find the " dark
horse who seems 10 thWart every move
ment made 10y them and their allies. II
was known last November that Quay had
little faith in the Republican Executive
Committee of this State. He had been re-
peatedly written 10 about North Cardinals
pivotal condition, and rs often would he
urge work upon Eaves and ms "reliables."
The campaign was nearly over before
EaVes took any measures for a vigorous
fight Dockery, the Republican candidate
for Governor, had little if any assistance
from the committee. The latter received
g. lullaby the Brazilian mission, Eaves
the cOllectOrship of this inteTnal-reyenue
district. Had these individuals failed IN
Their efforts elimination and recriminatiOn
would have followed and the people would
have known the true inwardness Of the
canvass made in the Old North State.
The new negro party started here last
week has It's emissaries throughout this
State, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia.
Tennessee. Alabama. and Florida. This
movement means mischief for the Repub-
hcans, and in the face of IT every white
man who has been appointed to Office in
the South and is under the rule of soma
torial confirmation, may look for a vigo-
rous and likely successful opposition when
that august body meets. The negro in the
South IS not an unknown quantity. Negro
opposition IN the Republican party here
abOuts means political death, and tho
white brother in the North listens with
more pleasure 10 his sable c0nfrere protest
than 20 his endorsement. The negro
would rather be right ia kicking than he
would be in pulling along with his party
peacefully. He Is more at home with his
nature when he grunts, and his combative
appetite is only appeased in a fight for SUI
premacy. 9. L. h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

nRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il HORSES. DELIVERY WAGON, BUGGY,
II, N. Smith q CO., and under tho provisions OF
their deed. will sell at the Richmond Bazaar. ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
A REPUBLICAN, FARCE.
rheir So-CnlIcd Convention I'm Meckien-
burglar Emigrant-The Bank
Failure. SC.
correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l

rCorrespondcuco of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CuAsr CRY. VA. September -, 1889.
The meeting Of tho Republican soma
toral Convention hero ycsierday-ior Char-
lottc and Meckienburg-at the house oi
colored man was an complication OF con-
genial association. There were eight negro
delegates. four white delegates OF northern
importation--thc most radical Of the lot
and one native white man. The specta-
tors were altogether colored. Such gath
crinC presented n sod picture to VIZ
gilman, and when looked upon the assem-
blaze and saw tho cordality between white
and black could but think that our con-
dtion must be appalling when the choice
OF lawmakers IS made 10y such people.
Fx-Iudgc Van Ness, of Charlotte, was
nominated without opposition. lie came
10 this section from New York about
twelve years ago. He was present and
nrOmiscd an active canvass. Ills defeat
TWO wears nQc for the Legislature in his
own county by nearly 300 majority when
a small vote was cast by both parties show
cd that his strength IS not great IN ms own
county. lie was the only Republican
lawyer in the county OF Charlotte when
the Malone Legislature elected nm
judge.
A man from Arkansas City, Kansas. ar
rived here yesterday with five horses.
100 bushels 81 oats. household and Kitchen
furniture. and agricultural implements
He Lad previously purchased farm near
here. The distance ne came was over 900
miles. and he was put through without
change with al his effects for Tl3340.
Time about eight days. He says he was
side-tracked several days and delayed his
arrival.
The South-Side Academy opens heIe the
first session the last day of this month and
not the last of this winter, as your typo
made me say last week.
The business of the defunct Bank Of
Clarksville was confined 10 It's immediate
vicinity south of Roanoke river. It's iaI-
ure has no effect whatever IN other pOT-
lions of the county. The losses have been
greatly exaggerated and the people OF the
town and vicinity have vitality sufficient
10 recover from temporary embarrasS-
mcnt.
Dcv. d. T. Leach a Baptist minister re-
siding in n few miles of this place. dropped
dead a few days ago from heart-dlseaSe:
Mrs. Sarah Stokes Oshurn. VIE OF +,
Cook Osburn, Esq, a prominent merchant
of TINS place. died on Wednesday. Her
gentle disposition, kindness of heart, and
lovely Christian character cndcared Der to
n largo circle OF devoted friends. She was
buried at Mt. Holly. in LuncnbuS. the
home Of her father the late Colonel David
Il. Stokes.
The equinoctial storm commenced here
to-day. Old people say 1t has never failed
TO come but once for twenty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
WarrcntOn Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WARREXToN, VA. September u, 1899.

WARRENToS, Va. September II, 1888.
The negro who was on the cattle train
when the Remey brothers, Of this place,
were killed says that the conductor. did
not tell them 10 jump, but that he and the
conductor were thrown of of the rear
platform and their lives were thereby
saved.
The heaviest rain of this year fell recent
" in the ncighborhood of Elk run. While
some negroes were crossing this run soon
after the storm the entire party was washed
away and the horses drowned. The wagon
with its load of negroes landed in the top
OF "a tree and there remained until the
water subsidized.
On last Wednesday some rogues killed
and butchercd a beef belonging to George
Deneale, residing IN the upper part Of the
county, while he was absent III Balti-
more.
Mr.. Thomas Forbes and bride of Bir-
mingham. Ala, are paying visit at the
home of the father of the groom, Mr.. D.
Murray Forbes.
The Rev Frank Stringfellow is holding a
series of meetings at Grace church, near
Casanova.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL THE
w PINLESS CLOTHES-LINH; the only line
over invented that holds the clothes without
pins; perfect success; patont recently issued
sold only by agent. 70 whom tho exclusive right
Is given. on receipt Of 90 cents We Will sond
sample limo by mail; also circulars price-lst,
and terms 10 agents. Secure your territory az
once. Address WORCEsT ER PiNLkSS
CLOTHRs-LINE COMPANY, Il Hermon street,
Worcester Mass. so 4-W&SRi2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
Another Ficnd for Lynching.

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. September ia ne
gro by the name of Foster was to-day ar
rested in Castor county on q telegram
from the sheriff OF Chester county, s. &.
Foster is wanted at Chester for ASSEMBLING a
mule. He is tonight being closely guard
ed at Gastonia to prevent lynchingS The
authorities Of CASTOR county are deter
mined 10 deliver him TO the South Caro-
lima authorities safe and sound. As the
crime is very grave one Foster will likely
be swung up by mob when he reaches
CheafeY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
By j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
lii3 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT
i FRAME DWELLING GIVE ROOMsl,
No. SIS NORTH TWENTY
SIXTH STREET,
LOr 50 BY 1872 FEET.

BY virtue Of decd Of trust dated September
4. 1850 aud executed 20 the undersig nei trustee.
recorded In tho Clerks ONCE Of The Richmond
Cbancory Court, l will proceed 10 sell az public
auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPrENBgR 18TH.
NJ $50 p. NJ, tho above PROPERTY, being a
NEAT FRAME DIV ELLlNG on tho east line Of
Twenty sixth street between Clay aud Leigh
streets, fronting thereon 30 feet. with depth OF
ia2 feet.
TERMS: Instalment plan-to Wit; Cost OF sale
and assume the preeant owners payments in
the Building Fund, which u ti0.di q month
without interest and balance cash. or ono fourth
cash: balance In six, twelve, and eighteen
months liz. y. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN y Co., Auciioneers-
50 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
Reception to the Matriculates OF Wash
IngtOn and Lee.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.l

fSpecinI teIegran 70 mo DIspaIch.I
LEXINGTON, Va. September 13.-The
Young Mems Christian Association of
Washington and Lee University rendered
a reception with refreshments in the base
ment of the chapel of the University to
the new matricuates tonight. 1t was at
tended by the faculty, all the students and
many Of the ladies who had the arrange
ments IN charge. Ii was delightful ocea-
sion,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14

by brass band aud the affair was quite
enjoyable. a.,
The weather for the past few days has
been very cool and Indictment.
Mr.. William J. Fife has gone 10 frede-
ricksburg 20 visit friends and relatives.
Rev. Joseph II. Hiden, of Tennessee, is
In the city visiting relatives. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14

XXTANTED, A MAN TO TAKE THE
w AGENCY OF OUR SAFES; size 2Sxisxls
inches; weight 5O0pounds: retail price ass other
sizes In proportion. A rare chance TO create
permanent business at home. These Safes meet
a demand never before supplied by other safe
com panies "a we are not governed by lne safe
Pool. ALPlNE SAFE COMPANY,
te i5-sa&W52t Cincinnati. o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
rn .rN-n1spATcHEE's rAULT.

II is reported that the wreck was due to
tho forgetfulness Of the dispatcher on
drty at Mines. who gave the north-bound
train orders 10 meet he south-bOund train
at Riverside, six miles further north, but
failed TO give the south-bound train SINH
lar order. The track was cleared late this
evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
A FATAL COLLISION.
TWO FREIGHT TRAINS WRECKED ON
THE SHENANDOAH RAILROAD.
Ducna Vista the Scene OF tho Accident
Fireman CaIlian Crushed to Death
Traln-Dispatoher said to lie
Mt Fault.
special telegram to tho Dlspaich.i

LEXINGTON, VA. September l3.-Two
freight trains on the Shenandoah-Vallcy
railroad came in collision at I'uena vista
station. six miles from this point. making n
bad wreck of the two engines and num-
hnr of rnra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
Charlottesville Notes.

sConespondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Sept. IS, 1899.
A lawn-party and dinner was given on
Yesterday az the BuckeyelaDd church. in
this county, for the benefit Of the church.
A number OF persons from this city went
ont 10 attend. Good music was furnished
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
by Y. ". Rowe,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
AUCTTONSALE
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %. ls,9.

WEDNEsDAl, SZFTEMDEA y ~
AZ 800 o'clock, in parcels or a. whole az 20 tho
commissioner may seem bcsi, tho 10 Or LAND
referrcd 10 nm eaii decree and located a. above
stated Beginning on the south side OF west
Main street AT a distance Of 6s feet from the
west side u Uatvie street thence westwerily on
said south side u Main street lO! feet Inches,
and running back az rl2hl Angles WITHIN paral-
lei lines l55 feot, and as per plat and survey
made by Bolton 8 ralaferro, surveyors, OF july
l.. 1850.
TERMS: One third cash; the residue In equal
inatalmoufs b. negotiable nots4 a. six and
twelve months. wl.h Interest added, and the title
10 DE retained until the purchase-monsy Is fuiIY
paid and a conveyance ordered by ne tourt
WILLIAM fLEGEHHElMkK
Special Commissioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
DICHMOND. FRRDERICKSBURi


Al AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. SHE pm
commencing JUNK Is lss3-eastera s1an1A i
time; -
7.ss A. NJ. leaves Byri-strses station daih
stops only a. Ashland, JUNCTION. ait-
tori, and frcder.cksoufg. sierY.t
% Washington ani New YORK
ii.o- A. N. leaves byri-Slrcet station i-i4J. *
cept sunday
e.p,P. NJ. leaves Byri-Strsss siAhoa daily
sleeper % Sew York
6soA NJ arrive. a. Byri SicBrt stAitln iaAI
Sleeper from New I OH
asp NJ. srrlyes az Byr1-Stfesl siahon lAp
st0r. a. Fr.lorcksbuTs. Nill'ft
Junction. and Ashland sleeper uelH
Washington aud New ofk. 80
iO.lOP. Il. arrives a, nYrd-sroei station dAllN
exceps sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY ExcxPF sCSDArA
s4sA. N, leaves Elba Arrives az Ashiani 4;
733 A. N.
,.Oa = NJ gc,Dramodation leaves Byri->trei
station; arrives al Ashland .. ; Z. n:
cop. NJ. ioaves Elb1. arrives az AshlAnl ~
SAP. VI. ....
64s A. NJ arrives EieA Leaves Ashland A'0''
A. N. n,
SIS A. ". accommodation arrives AZ brya;
street station. leaves Ash'aaa Al ~
sSsP NJ arrives At Elsa leaves Ashland a.
CA TAYLOR, General Ticket AgeaI
X 7. d Aysxs General sapefsaseaasat 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
rrrI.1Nn INsTANTLY

ono Of tho fremen. James Callian, n young
single man, q resident Of Roanoke.
The north bound freight. heavily-load-
ed train. stopped at the Lock Laird water
tank. n mile below where the accident oc-
,.,,rVaI for ,Vater
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
NIT Al DAYLIGHT.

They left the tank just after daylight,
and rs they approached Buena; slowly
moving up the grade. south-bouad
freight rapidly moving turned the curve
and tho collision resulted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14

by Augustine Royal q Go.
md
n. w. Hogc.
Real Eatate Auctoneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN
POwIIATAN COUNTY. VA, CONTAINING
,OG5 ACRES or lnGHLY.INPKOVED LAM.
ONLY THREE AND HALF MILES fkOh LEE
STATION. ON THE RICHMOND AsD hS y,ts,
GHANY RAILROAD, TO TAKE PLACE ~! ~ ~, ~
OFFICE OF v. ". BOWIE, No. Z ELhF - LII
STREET, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, OS
THURSDAY, sgPrEWBEg %, 1883,
~ 20 nfCf nrK NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14

The two engineers and one fireman
jumped and escaped without serious IN
Jury. but Calan failed 10 get of aud was
caught in the wreck and crushed to death.
The wreck took fire. but was put out be-
fore consuming much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
4 nuneLAR 90 sEvENrEEy YEARs.

David Wigs. the negro burglar who
committed 50 many crimes at Fremont
and Wilson, was convicted yesterday at
Goldsboro' and sentenced to seventeen
wears at hard labor in the penitentiary.
The trial of Columbus Gardner for the
murder of b. L. Keel. Of Wayne county,
began at Goldsboro' to-day.
Rev. :. ". Smith. for twelve years. pas
tor of the Presbyterian church At Wash
ington. has resigned to go TO Columbia,
- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14

1t is the current belief among the Farm
offensive and defensive has been formed
between the Jutc-BasginS Trust and the
Standard-On Company. and that 10y reason
of this the iute trust IS able to make is
offer T. pay two cents more per bushei
for cotton seed than any other company.
Tho hot weather. OF the past few days
has had an injurious effect upon cotton IN
the Edeecombe section, causing theleaVes
and bOils TO shed rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
AUCTION saLxs-ru,urs psys.
BY Jamos u. Blam,
Real Estate Agent AMI Auc,ioneor,
1913 Main street
rIlHE ATTRACTIVE AND YALUA
BILE PROPERTY

rI,HE ATTRACTIVE AND VALUA-
l. BILE PROPERTY
AT TUE
CORNER OF THIRD AND PRESTON STREETS.
AsPAClOUs AND SUBSTANTIAL
THREE-sToRY-AND-BA DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING.
AND
THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ADA
CENT THERETO.
TOBgs SOLD BIZ PUBLIC AUCTION.
lily reques. OF Mr.. +. o. I0hmann. I shall sell
by public auction. on tho promises. on
MONDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER iGrH.
a. 3 O'Clock 2. NJ. his ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
BRICK RESIDENCE No. 81, ~ the southeast
corner % Third and Preston strcots. with lot
fronting q foet on Preston street and extending
back on Third street between parallel linfs ~
feet the dselliDe being three stories high Abogo
light. dry basement containing ten rooms city
wator gas. culycr.s, &C.. conveniently arranged.
and I'm 20, order good Kitchen OF two rooms
aud other out-hOdser.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
tho three adjacent VACANT LOfS. fronting 20
gother on the south side II Preston street atolt
s5XlE foe, each.
This Is an opportunity 20 secure really good,
conyeulcutly-l0cated homo or renal property,
ann sll PERSONS IN quest OF either should attend
this sale.
TRKAs: One third cash: balance by neeotA-
bio notes at six. twelve, and eighteen months.
wlth interest addoc ani secured 10y decd OF
trust
SO II b ELAN, Auctionccr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT sxesI1.,
old DOMINION STEAM CFS.a
" SHIP COMPANY ~
FOR NEW YORK.

rOh MN iOAA@
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
md FRIDAY ais =. "a.
steamers leave New York FOR Rlchmoai
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud sAIl kDAl At T.
NJ. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY MokNING%
Passenger accom- n Citations nnsurpasseL
Cabin fare so New YORK 60 James-riFcr
route dnclLdlug meals Gnl Oefthl..... 9OJ
Ronnd-trip uosels limited 10 thirty DAYS
a,ter date OF issCe. Il %
sto.~.go with istence................. 90
steerzge without 5uDsistence. ........--.-. w
Cabin faro gtG Chesapeake and ohio rail-
Observation-Disclosures. sssss..ss. ~
Cabin faro no Richmond and Petersburg
IIcse,s can be obtained a. A. ". GarDer's, loJ)
Main street: Chesapeake and ohio and hlca-
moud aud Petersburg dep0ta, and at CON panys
oflces 1901 Main street., and wharf. kockeIt>
freight forwarded aud through bills OF ladlns
issued Cor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour o. sailing.
Passengers leaving ilicaniond ON SuNOAfS,
TUESDAYS WEDSssDAfS. THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS By tho Chesapeake and onto rail-
way ir,a Newport Newsi at e:20 A. N. aai L. VI.
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad tsamo
daysl a. s:49 A. NJ, will mako coooectioa az
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those dayA
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street. aud
auu Companys shart kocketn<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
TRANS SoRrHWAHD.


Nos Il and q mako 90 stJps SO. 20 'iops "a
signal AZ GeutralA So. - stops only ga - al
az Chester, Cenira.iA snd Harch's.ec SOS
T. ani 70 stop ON sleuais ~ al stations. Np-
81, 8 b. g. o. 81 AM 50 vii stop a. aA s.-io.,
Tor passenger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14

On Traln8 sos. iG and % .ioepiug-cars hs'Wsea
New Yorl and Tampa Fla. ,0Ii Arks5nfllloh
Ga Trains NOs. itani q sion piug-ca- rr ."e3l
Wa-btngfoo aud Charleston. 90 Train 80. 4,
sie.plog.cat, between Nov YORK as JA. Aeoh-
vile. On Traiu No r seeping-esT bo!Ne'a
Washington ali Savannah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
EAILHOAD LINPs.
e. " -s5sssss 1890 60!
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail.
" WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST T. isa
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 4. ". Local. oZcep, sunday. ior Will. s..,
phgr Psrlor.Car ATTACHED.
s:2O 4. ". Express daily Tor Oh Point anf NJ.
folk.
lilo A. ". NAH daily for Cincinnati. Pitt,
Palace sleeping. cars 90 HhIto sYla..,
5a0P. NJ. k1press dauy Tor Olj Pont s,f
Norfolk.
s:i5 T. ~ Accommodation. except satlrilg ast
sunday. Tor X r. s. b. junction.
400 T. VI. On satur'iaT only nccOmm,.afI., ,.
Charlottesville.
s:i5 r. 81. =. 2. v. Vesubpie Scecili. f.f,
with Dining-Car from Clar .f.a..
3 CincinDaI Rn1 Lousrl.a r.r.
man ~leeping-ta az from k..ln..rt
TRAINS ARRIVE ~ KcHHSvp.
sos A. NJ. and ~ g. q. iaiy ir.n i.r .a..r
800 \. ". On Mondays only from '.r. 81
yiiio.
100 A. ". aud 10 r. ". daily from s,f'.
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