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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-25
No. 2ss7-Famous Kings.

l. The king Of industry. 2 The king of laziness
3. The king of literature. T. The king of ths
Kitchen ;. The king OF leannS g. The king Of
saloons. z. The king Of chimneys
ID. S PAUL
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-25

no. cSs0-Anagrams.
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II you've puzzle 70 unfold,
Or problem 10 reduce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
~ pooomoko river. for public building at

Of Pocomoke river; for a public building at
Fredericksburg.
By Mr.. Bowdcn: Authorizing the cree
ton of public building at Norfolk to cost
S250, o00 for public building nc Newport
News to cost 100000: to build a road to
the National cemetery at Yorktown; giving
j, G. Asbury the right 90 build hotel at
Fortress Monroe: 10 aid in the establish
ment and temporary support OF the COM
mon schools.
NORTH CAROLINA.
By Mr.. Skinner: Making an appropria-
ton for the erection OF n lighthouse on
the Great shoal at the mouth of Alligator
river; appropriating 81 900 TO establish a
beacon-hght at Wreck Point 70 provide
for an inland waterway from New YORK
10 Florida.
Bv Mr.. Ewart: To repeal the civil-ser-
vice law: 20 wipe ont oil internal-revenue
duties TO allow free distillatiop OF brandy
from fruits. ooo
by Mr.. Brewer: Appropriating $50, 900
for the enlargement of the pubic buhdlng
at Greensboro; for the erection OF pub
lie building at Winston not to cost over
$4,000; for public building at Reds
vile, $4,000; for public building at Ok
ford. @101, coo.
Bv Mr.. Mclammy: Por public building
al Fayetteville. $751; 10 refund and pay
for captured property; for the construc-
ton of road TO the National cemetery
near Wilmington.
Nv Mr.. Cowles: A bill to abolish the in
iernal-rcvenue system and repeal the tax
on distilled spirits: TO allow free distllla-
ton of brandy from fruit; to prevent the
destruction of stills, tubs, ETC., used IN
d,stillatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
JEFFERSON DAvlS'S WILL.
A Full Text OF the Document as Written
by Himself.

A Mississippi City special says: The will
of the late Jefferson Davis was filed Tor
probate to-day in the clerks Office OF Har-
risOn county. Following is copy OF the
document:
al. jefferson Davis, 81 tho county OF Harrison
and STATE Of Mississippi, being Of SOUND an1 dls-
posirR mind. but OF such advanced aga AZ 70
suggest n near approach OF death, do make this
my last Will and testament written with my own
hand aud signed In the presence OF three COLL
petent Witnesses. "
" First | give and bcqueath 20 my wife, Va
rina Davis, all OF my personal belongings. In
cluding library, furDiture, correspondence, ana
tho Briarnolds plantation proper, win ali us
appurlenahcos, being and situated III me cou M
Is of Warren state Of Mississippi, and being inc
same on watch we lived and tOiled together LOT
many years from the time OF our marriage.
Ssc0nl. give and bequeath to Mary kouth
Ems OF Philadelphia, Pa, all Of my right. titic,
and interest in aud 10 the Ellis on plantation
being and situated in the parish OF Iensas state
Of Louisiana, the same being the place ON when
her father resided.
Dorsey eldaet daughter of William II. q. Dor
sey, Of Howard County, state OF Maryland, oil OF
my right. title, and interest 10 The Linerick
plantation. being aud situated IN the parish OF
Tensas, stare Of Louisiana-yiz., tho interest IN
and TO so much OF said plantation A. wa3 ITO
property OF the late Mrs. Sarah a. Dorsey.
Fourfh. | give and bolueath u my daughter
Variua Anno Davis, all the other properly, real
personal, and mixed, which was INFERRED by ~ Q
IRON Mrs. Sarah a.. Dorsey, deceased, and OF
which may do seized aud possessed.
run. omy wife, Nerina Davis, ana 70 my
daughters, Margaret Davis Hayes and Narina
Anue Davis, as residuary legaiees givo ana
bcqueath ali the property. real, personal, ana
mixed. OF which may die seized and possessed
ard which has not been disposed CT By the pre-
ceding articles,
S.rfh. / appoint my tried and true frond,
Jacob L. Payne, OF New Orleans, La, and my
s0n-in-law j. Adiison Hayes, Jr., OF Memphis,
Tenn. eNecu Ors OF this my last will snd testa
mont, they 10 serve without bond and u have
immediate seizure ana possession Of all my
property conteHnporsneOuly with the happen
Ing Of my death. and 10 each ] delegate tho
power % select AMI sppOnt his successor TO take
effect in the contingency OF The death OF either
before ;ne affairs OF the estate have been finally
settled.
In testimony thereof this will written by my
own hand is signed on tho day and date below
written and IN the presence Of Frank Kennedy,
X W. Foster, and 4. Evans.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Saturday. goth February. 1856.
on this Saturday, the 3)th day OF February. A.
d. lssh, the abOye-named Jefferson Davis signed
aud se aled this instrument and published AMI
delivered the same "a aud for hi> Last viii, and
We. in his presence and at his request and In the
presence OF each Oiher, have hereunto sub
scribed our names as witnesses.
H. w. oSTRR,
A. EVANS. Witnesses.
FRANK Kennedy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
THE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL.
Resolutions of Recognition by the United
States.
ny telegraph to tho Dispstch.l


WASHINGTON. December 1S--Mr. Logan
offered in the Senate the following Joint
resolution. which was read III full and laid
over until tomorrow:
ResOlued on tie Senate and House Of Repre-
seatddres of the United States Of Amer{cn
IN Congress assembled, That the United
States of America congratulates the
people of Brazil on Their just and
peaceful assumption of the powers,
duties. and responsibilities of self-govern-
ment based upon the free consent of the
governed. expressed in their reputation
OF monarchic rule and in their recent adop-
ton of republican form of government,
and that the United States of Brazil is by
this act recognizedas the lawful and right
full Government: and that said republic is
of right entitled to exercise and enjoy in
ternational comfy and all the benefits OF
the laws of nations as a sovereign power
and the benefit of all the rights. privileges,
and advantages under the existing treaties
that were concluded between the United
States of America and the late empire OF
Brazil, and that this declaration of the
state of public laws in the United States OF
America shall be notified TO the United
States of Brazil by the President, and that
the President by his proclamation shall re-
quire the people and the Government OF
the United States and OF the several States
and all persons in authority therein 10 re-
cocnize the flag Of the United States OF
Brazil rs the flag of a free, sovereign. and
independent State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
BADLY CRUSHED.
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT TO A DAN
VILE ToBAccoNlST.
Mr.. Trowbridee Run Over by an Electric
Carlow IL Happened
Notes.
special telegram to tho Dispatch.l

DANyrI1r. Va, December 1S.-The COM
munity was shocked this afternoon TO hear
that Mr.. w. II. Trowbridge. one OF Dan;
yille's most prominent tobacconlsts. had
been run over by an electric car and badly
crushed. Car No. 3, with j. i. Carter as
motor-man, was proceeding down Srae,
head street towards the Richmond and
Danville depot. The motor-man SAYS when
he got near Colquhoun street he saw MI
Trow bridge crossing the track about ten
feet ahead of the car. He was walking
diagonally across tho track with his head
turned in the opposite direction from the
car. Carter sounded his gong and applied
the brakes, but az the car was going down
grade he could not stop it., and the unfor-
tunate man was soon under the wheels;
Several persons ran 10 the car and pushed
il back, when horrible spectacle met theiI
eyes.
Mr.. Trowbridge's left leg had been
crushed into a Jelly and the tbigh-bone,
which had been broken, was prOtrudlne
through his trousers. He was removed
from the track and physicians were at once
summoned. As soon as possible he was
taken TO the Home for the Sick. The lint
will probably have to be amputated. and 1t
is feared the shock TO his system Is so great
that he will not rally. MIR. Irowbridge mas
been for wears engaged in the manufacture
OF smoking-tobaccO and was at one time
ENGAGED in cigarette-manufactur lie IS
highly regarded here as straightforward
businessman.
NOTES.
Miss Annie b. Nicholas, formerly of Rich
mond. was married here tonight to MIR
Chalmers Patterson.
Judge Bergman Green has started a Da-
Wis monument fund here. and suggests THAI
every citizen of Danville contribute one
dollar towards the fund as CHRISTMAS
gift to the memory of the Confederate
hero.
Miss Willie Leigh, of Petersburg, is visit
ING friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

CUMAC, SUMAC, SUMAC.-WANT-
- I'D. every body TO know tha; am paying the
highest cash price tor PRIME SUAAC LEAVES
delivered at any DEPOT IN Richmond. Full
weights and satisfaction guaranteed,
WARNER MOORE,
Shockoe Nils.
LIME, CEMENT. and PLASTER So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
RUDE SMITH, THE OUTLAW.
Preliminary Hearing on tho Charge of
RobbiDg a Train.
by telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.

(By telegraph TO the Oispatch.l
MOBILE. ALA. December ia special
to the ReqiTer from WaynesbOrO', Miss,
saws The preliminary examination of kube
Smith, accused of robbing the Mobile and
Ohio express train at Buckatunna. Miss,
took place here yesterday. Smith and his
partner, James 8lcClung, were captured at
AmOry. Miss, Saturday after desperate
resistance on the part of Smith. At the eX-
animation Smith was identified by negro
man named Neil McAlister as having been
with two others in the neighborhood OF
Buckatunna several DAYS prior to the rob
berry ostensbly engaged III trapping, and
all three disappeared the morning of the
robbery. James McClung then took the
stand and told of his relations with Smith;
how Smith had told him all about the
Buckatunna robbery; how the mat
ter was planned by Smiths cousin,
Rube Burrows, the noted outlaw
how the three robbers described them
selves rs trappors, and how they held up
the train, robbed the oXpress-car, and
escaped. McClung claimed that he had
never heard anything of the robbery cX-
cept from Smith, and he gave substantially
correct account of the affair. lie sad
further that Burrows, Smith, and he Ole
Clung) had rendezvoused at Morey, and
that Burrows was there las Friday, the
dav before the arrest, but hal gone to La-
mar county for some purpose not mention
cd. Tho inference is that Burrows was
planning to rob the Kansas City. Memphis
and Birmingham train, and was looking
over the ground with that object in view;
Detective Jackson next gave an account OF
the arrest. The accused was bound over
in the sum of 5000 TO answer, and was
taken to Meridian for safe-keeping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
INSPECTING TOUR.
Legislators Visit william and Mary and
the Asylum.

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
WurIA,isBURG, VA. December ls.-The
legislative Senate and House Committees
on Public Institutions and Education and
on Asylums and Prisons arrived here TINS
morning TO inspect the Insane Asylum and
College of William and Mary.
The legislators were accompanied by O
number of the asylum directors and mem
hers of the college visitOrlal board. The
party were taken to the college direct from
the train, and made a close inspection OF
that institution in all of It's departments,
and witnessed the instruction OF several
classes under lecture during their visit.
The ASYLUM.
After lunch in the library the visitors re-
entered their carriages and were driven 20
the Insane Asylum, where they were re-
ceived by the officers and conducted
through the institution. Colonel Waiter
H. Taylor. Of Norfolk, president OF the
Board of Directors. appeared before the
committee and stated the necessities Of the
asylum and the importance of the Leglsla-
ture making the asked-fOr appropriation to
meet the demands Of the institution. Su-
perintendent Moncure read paper on the
treatment of insanity and the urgent needs
of further provision to secure more Dene-
fetal results.
EXCELLENT CONDITION.
Senator L0venstein, chairman OF tho
loint committee. stated TO your CORE
spondent that the asylum was IN excellent
condition and the books well kept and
balanced to cent. After partaking of an
elegant dinner the party took the evening
train for home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
Stricken with Apoplexy.

Council BLUFFS, IA, December lS.-Ex-
Congressman Joseph Lyman was stricken
with apoplexy yesterday. He was at first
thought 10 be dead. but after being taken
home he recovered somewhat, and is now
alive, but with slight hopes of final recov-
cry. Mr.. Lyman was a member of the For
ty-ninth and Fiftieth Congresses. He has
a good record as u soldier and as an able
lawyer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
DRUGS. HEOICEsEs. &c.
/. L. SALE.
APoTHECARY, 2OOl vENABLE STREET,
PURITY GUARANTEED.

!. 900 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP AZ i5c. !;
20 pints GENUINE IAPORTED BAY RUM at
5Oc.;
25c. will buy box Of IMPORTED ENGLISH
WALNUT SOAP worth &c..
f5c. Will buy CARRIERS, DAylDs, or BRAN
DRETH's PILLS;
1yc. will buy FRAYSER'S NERVE AND BONE
LININENT;
&c. will buy VALENTINES MEATJUICR;
&c. will buy WYErHS BEEF. WINE. AND
Iron:
&c. will buy BROWNS IRON BTTTERs;
75c. Will buy PfERCE's MEDICAL DIS
COYE2Y:
TIC. Will buy PlERCE'S FAyORrTE PRE-
SCRIPTION
75c. Will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
R1LLA;
&c. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR;
s-25 will buy sWIFG7s EPECiFIc-largc;
81 will buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY CURE;
6oc. viii buy sOZODONr, the best deDrince,
35c. viii by MEADE So BAKERS CARBOLIC
MOUTH-WhSH;
IOc. viii buy ALLcOcNS POROUS PLASTER;
- 25c. VIII buy four pounds BEST MIXED BIRD
SEED.
Will i'-g isNf t-iilsis flRistis vi Ia A-a'
DER WATERS worth sl-.he best per-
fumes sold:
eco hau-piu bottles BAY RUM at 25c.:
% gross TOILET SOAP A. G0c. Il dozen:
zoe. VII buy LOONEN's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
brush offered Tor the money worth 15c.;
75c Will buy SOLID BACK IMPORTED HAIR
BRUSH worth 81:
$3.50 will buy SOLID BACK OLIVE WOOD
HAIR-BRUsH doonens besN worth g;
CSC. will buy UNBREARABLE COMB worth
15c. no 2-Su.T u&Th-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
As this man was.

81 have been 4 constant sufferer
for years from about Nov. ISt until
the following June from severe
colds in my head and throat, in
fact, the whole mucous tissue from
the nose down to and including
the bronchial tubes, were more or
less affected. 1t was fast develop
ing into CHRONIC CATARRH.
| had tried most known remedies
and was finally persuaded last
March tousc POND'SEXTRACT.
snuied it up my nose andinhaled
it; gargled my throat with 1t and
swallowed it. 1t relieved me won
derfully and has effected almost a
radical cure. | have used 1t for
burns, bruises, and sprains, and
believe it invaluable in such cases.
Ibelieve also that no family should
be without it in the house, feeling
as | do that it comprises a whole
PharmacOpeia within itself
FREDERIC +. FINCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-THURsDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1885,


ry,RUSTEE'S SALE AT PUBLIC
4 AUCTION OF FINE STOCK OF GOODS,
CONSISTING OF GENTLEAEN'S CLOTHING
Am FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND
sIIOHs. DRY GOODS, &C.--rhe Undersigned. as
trustee In n decd from u. Butzier 10 himself and
acting under AN order OF tho Chancery Cour. OF
Richmond entered on the 18Th day OF Docemoer,
1859, in tho suit OF friedmonn snd as e.
prosksuer, trustae, and ais, viii sell at public
auction, at No. 12t cast Broad street on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1889,
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ. the STOCK OF
GOODS conveyed by said deed, consisting OF
GENTLEMENiS CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES. DRY GOODS, &C.
This stock il com psratiyeiy new and was select
Ell with care and Judgment, and those desiring
70 engage in this line OF business will do well TO
attend said sale. -
TERMS: cash. SAMUEL PRuSRAUER.
do "a Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
LEXINGTON.

Judge Logan Better-Oeath of an Old
Citizen.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatrh.l
LEXINGTON, Va, December 1s -lnforma-
ton from Lewiston, Idaho. announces an
Improvement in the condition Of Judge
John L Logan. son-in-law Of Hon. John
Randolph Tucker.
Mr. John Agner, one Of the Oldest naive
citizens of the county. and father Of Will
liam Aener. proprietor of the Agner House,
died at an carly hour this morning; aged
eighty-sevcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
AUCTION sALss-ru.ur. psys.
BY ). II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
1875 east Main street

TRADE SALE OF 100 DOZEN AS
4 SORTED VASES. COLOGNE BOTTLES, and
TOY TEA SErS-This large consignmeut VIII
be sCld at my auction-roOms. Ia dozen lots only.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2JrH.
az II O'Clock. No limit To DO sold and removed
a. once
TERNs: Cash. j. II. VALENTINE,
dc Is Auctoheer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
HE-NO TEA
FOR SALE BY

FOR SALE By
RICHMOND:
WILLIAM II. TATUM,
X. l. CHRISTIAN * CO,
CHARLES L. TODD,
HERMANN SCHMIDT,
PRlDDY BROTHERS,
MCCARTHY e HAYNES,
r. Il. KOBERTSOH.
GEORGE A. UNDLEf,
W. r. FITZGERALD IS BROTHER,
JOHN X. coon n CO.,
ANDREW WIEsaANS,
LEVY & ULLMAN,
c. p. CARTER.
W. ANDERSON q CO.,
A. ROTHCHILD & CO.,
g. W. TAYLOR,
SAMUEL +. PADGErT,
T. u. NOBLE,
II. 4. THORNTON & CO.,
JOHN j. KING & SON,
=. L. FLEMING.
MONROE & SON,
Nj. HANCOCK, JR.,
CHARLES +. MILLER,
JOHN II. WORSHAM,
". r. LEBER,
4. {. CARNEAL,
r. ". KELLY.
THOMAS NJ. SAUNDERS,
". r. SMOOT q CO..
". T. NEWMAN,
RICHARDSON az CO.,
GEORGE ". BRADLEY,
". Il. BOURN.
+. y. CARNtAL,
A. H. FLEMING & CO.,
EDWARD ". BALL,
FRED. <. WOODSON,
4. :. WILLIAMS,
7. j. col SINS,
$. -. STOUT.
MANCHESTER:
BOWEN < BRADLEY,
G. A. IARR.
X. C.. BRO8DDUS,
j. /. VANNE1.
q. T. WEBSTER,
j. q. holt. de 7-eof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19


Train No. e. connects daily 20 Nerqyiiie
Chase tty, tlarkgfiile. oxford Durham h .
dcrson. eni Raleigh. Connects daily 40 ernf
tor0' fer Durham. Raleigh. IS. ..1. All Nin..
and all points on NHrtl Carolina uivlsi .l .f
Salisbury 'r Ashevils. Hot spring. a.f ..
pointsi1 Western Norh itro'ils, ani ~ tl.-
lotto for Charlotte, Columbia AL taK-sa s..
roaL
Train No . connects daily % Gr"o0sh.'l -
Salem. Winston, Rae IN. Collstlro, t.. t s
heal City. a. salisbury fnr Az. si
Springs. Aui 81 nolut- 10 Wesiorp s.-r Na...
Ina asChariotss vim Clarl0s.e. C..lrt.s al
Augusta raj road Tor Columbia. AIga.'A h.saf,
Charleston. savannah. ih1msrrll ri. COS. It DO
sonyiile. AMI other Florida po.nts as visa
Carolina Central railroad flr WImIu4tI1
Trains from ITO south arrive az l'aucci ID
A. n. aui S.3JP.
fNOkfOLk tHD WESTERN lD'hfOlllN
ria Bursesille 20 laruyilo, lya.ltarg al
Points West
LeRve Richmond ..................... i'l' a. NJ.
Ar1ve Richmond. Observation-Disclosures. .. IN ?. a.
tAHKIfA COUkrBOrnk TRAIN
leave Richmond. .......-..- .......... r " 70. N.
Arrive Richmond. .................... 4. 90 A. 4.
tlLUHRR ACCOMMODATES
Leave Richmond ........-.-...----.... ~ ~ y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
RAILROAD LfvYS.
Es Va 5szis; ,9ss .Ezza
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAJ
~ WAY COMPANY


SCHEDULE IN LFFkCr DECEMBER 4 ,,,,
LEAVE nicHs0ED.
sio a. M. Loca'' e1cops sunday ~, Cf,,
80 A. N. kxores, daily for Ola Polataafv.
fok. Pullman ar g. Oh p...t
li:20 A. N. IxDrsss deiiy ior Cinsinnan F.,..-
Csr Ofi PoinI - tha. Io.frs .i..a
3:i0P. VI. Express daily ~ Oh Pom ,.,
Norfolk. Pnf.or tar % On r...f
400 N. Accommodation. eIcegs SUNDAY p.
t0rionHvuIf.
9i5P. N. 1ho p. r. Y. fimit4t
Pullman sleeping-rar Poi r...
Solid vosubuIs tga n Win D'n.r-
ana pa Imeua. olarintt.s...
Cinclnnan. ana P4ilMa4s fo tl.
yilio
TRAINS ARRIVE At RfrEBOsn
soo A. v. ant 80 =. =. daisy from C.r.fsr.r
800 A. ". daily. except sunday. from ..I I'd.
Vile
1910 A. n. and 100 p. ". daily iron ys-f.,,
$40 7. a. caiy ezcopi sunday tol .f.s
FOrge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
TRAINS NORTHWARD

DAILY
STOPPiNG-PiACEs.
NOS. Il. Is, q, 3s 81. aud 66 mako no stops HoA
% AMI - stop "a signal at Manchester DreTry' 4
Bluff. Cen:ralis ana Chester Nos %. IS 81, and
y will STOP at Gil stations for passengers.
PULLAAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains nos. "a ami p sleeping-cars between
Now YORK aud Tampa. ia. (ffg JacEsonflilsi.
Ga Trains Nos. II ani q sleopiug-csrs between
Washington and Charleston. On Train No. q,
sleoping-cars between Wasningt0u anu ia ks n
Vile On Trains Nos =. ~. anu ~ sloeging-
car between Js ksonyille aud New York.
THE ONLY ALL-KAIL LINE 10 NORFOLK.
Richmond ln .!5io An sortols AnN.ss P ~
Richmond ..'..3SP. VI. Norfol. ..... G.lJ r. 70.
Norfolk 4. n. Richmond. .ii:3O a. NJ.
Norfolk ......'5.l0P f.. VI. Richmond. 7.5J 2. ".
The trains leaving itich.nond Al y so a. Il. and
Norfolk az p. ". are solid Trans between these
two points. ana passengers - through without
change II cars. close connections are also made
al Petersburg by tie 25S f. u. train from Rich
uond and tho go 4. N. train from Norfolk.
Trains leaving Mchm0ni 81 $40 A. 81. and
1890 p. y. aud arriving at Richmond at ~ A..
~ and o05 T. NJ MAKE connection a. Peters
Dur. % and from FarmVIlle, Lynchpurg. aud
southwestern p0ints.
X ". SULLY. superintendent
L. T. ID. MYERs, General superintendent
T. VI. EHGRsOs. General Passenger Agent
SOL Haas. frame Manager no p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
yAMEs RIVER DIVISION
a. a A. R. RI


LkAfs N'hH 50
e4o A. VI. daily ior LYneAs4rK. ier.lyi1a 81
h.ton rofS'.
%lo p NJ 0f''.sfiAe a-'pm'na -aH1A DBL.
sunisL
lO'OO Z. d. IHiiJ Tor LypchfIIs tll { ..i..
Forfe.
TRAINS ArRif7 RICHMOND
6i5P. n. DAly iror '1 folf'.
1;iJ \. VI baiY if1H .i. l1 f.rft
Fl3 A. ". hx'epi sunday frm
station kignih AM ca
D. ". .-.st
'e1frs. .1r.fr.' "a.
LTHAR,HAy. Genera N....,-
,ru,,n,-D r..........
ltil w ~ a., J. MI 1851
commencing So' sHH1 D.. .. .s..
farfs-f rua
7:2g A. Il. ls,yo, Byrt.~r s.,...
e,cps on.yA. As.Iaa'. ..-
iora. snl yr,i .a..4r,
N1cea'sr e-a 3d. ...
a11 Sow YORK. I...
E'oA
500 T. ~ leaves By .-sue'' a.. l Pa, ...
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