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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-08

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DICUNOND. FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC Raj ,nDAu.-echeiui
commencing APRIL -ist lN" - easterh-
standard timt..
z 81 AM. leaves Byrd sire 70 station daily stops
only 40 AshaBl Junction, "itpict
and Fredesicksf lfg. Sleeper a.
Washington and NcN otN-
ilO1 ara. leaves Bvrd-sfreet station iaiig. Ok
cept sunday. Plrlor carr fo Washing
ton
625 70. leaves Byrd-streer statios daily
deeper 20 New York.
y 10 am. arrived 40 bvrd street. station daily
Sleeper from rew orN-
2Ss pm. arrives al Ryrd-stroet cation fsii
sfors 20 tiedfrftst Jus. Milford,
JuAcsS aand Ashla a. 5iee ser from
Wa81lr stsu ami New York.
ln;e pm. arrives at tyri-etf'ct ft.ifif q n'NlN'
EXCEPT sunday la,lOr cr from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY zACEpl susDsfs.
elsars. l,ayes Eiha. Arrives atiA-hani 40
..a tm.
400 DIG. recommendation. leaves Byrd-stfeoi
station Arrivoi 81 Ashland ~ b pm.
o.ci pa. leaves Eiha; srrives 81 Ashland Al
6.s5 asa. arrives Elua. Leaves A-hla0l at $50
SIS AIN. accommodation arrives al iiyr'
street station; eage0 honlsn ~ i'ii
$50 pm. arrives 81 Rita leaves Ashland al
n.I. IW.
.A.TkYLOR. General Ticket Ageat.
y. r. D. TEas. General soc riuiendent
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
Two DAILY Tlt'SJiNAss To NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LlNLIbi 100.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Daily, fia Richmond and petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg JOY
A. N. daily arrive fNfluIh l.-p
PM
$50 A. NJ. DAILY. ETA Richmond ana retersburg
railroad Arrive at frtcfshnfE iN. q f
A. NJ. No.3 leaves Petersburg lu.s
A. N for fumtIllt, lNncnuuiff /
Roanoke, Bristol, KNOX vie, aii aii t
points South ami West. IhhOi on .
COACH 10 hADfOhD
800 T. ~ Daily. sid Richmond and petersburg /
railroad Arrives Ht refreshing nt +
go p. NJ. leayrs Petersburg tlO =.
NJ daily. arriving NuriuIh $3.50 T. ,
N. 1HROUGH CAR TO Noh !
FOLK.
800 z. NJ. Daily eta Richmond anad Petersburg
railroad. arriving 900 Petersburg hi T
t.5l h. NJ. connecting with Train NJ T.
1. leaving Petersburg mf go +. N. /
for farmYilC lynchhuis. Roanoke /
poeahoRtss. hlistol, KNOXVILLE 4 hat /
tanooga. and ali points south and /
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOMMODA /
TIONS.
No l-sleepng-car Petersburg 10 hristo. I
without change, leaving Petersburg daily ai /
$40 +. "a. Pullman sleeper LynehhufK & /
Memphis without change
NIB Pullman sleeper Lynchburg 20 New /
Orleans. and Roanoke 10 ChatianOo "a without |
change.
Tickets, baggage checks, and al Information /
can Dc Obtained A. Richmond and Petersburg /
Railroad depot. A. ". Garbers, lusu MMr .
street, and al the COmpauy's office. aOl tasi /
Main street.
W. q. bENILL.
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES G.. EDDY, Vice President.
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STEAMSHIPS.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
~ PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richpond EVERY TU rs
DAY and FRIDAY 40 pm.
Steamers leave New York Tor Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAIU hDAl
at 30. M; arriving ia Richmond MONDAY anc
FRIDAY morning..
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New \ .rk via James river
route Qucludlng meals and Oerth)......S
Round trip tlckels limited to thirty days
after date Of issue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL "a
Steefage with subsistence. o Il
Steefage. without subsistence. ......... u
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and ONO rail-
rOad....... .st. 1890 III "
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
railroad .sssf .sss.ss sfs.t - w ~
Tickets can be- obtained AZ A. w. CAREERS
100 Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg depOts. and al com
pany's Offices. lUl Main street, aud wharf.
Rockets.
Freigbts forwarded and through bills OF lad
Ing Issued for pOinls beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour Of sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
DAYS To ESDAYS.W EDNESDAY s.THU Rs
DAYS, and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake
aRd Ohio railway i"ia Newport Newslat $40 m
aud by Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day at $3.50 an. Will make connection
at NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 Co., A SCENTS.
No. lSUl Main street, and
Sly l9-tf Company'e Wharf. Rockets.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
PrNGENT COMMENTS
BY GOOD WRITER'S.
Btshop Potter'- Point-kings at The Tx
position-Hone RuIr-Tbe Cotton Move
ment- Brit;on'- New foe-other current
Ill

po.ition-Hone RuIr-Tbe Cotton Move
ment- r,rition'- New Poe Other current
Topics Of Interest.
BisnoP PoTTER's PoNT-Some OF the
critics of Bishop Potier's notable sd
dress either puposely or igoOranily
miss the main idea which he 50 bravely
and plainly presented.
The Bishop did not say nor intimate
shat this country is not better oil than II
was hundred years ago, nor That ne
race of honest men and patriots has dis
appeared lie mentioned as the Pre-
eminent distinction Of the founders oi
the Republic that they had can irwin
chile confidence in the truth Of those
principles in which the foundations OF
the Republic had been laid, and an un-
selfish purpose 10 maintain them. Ana
he added that the growth Of wealth and
luxury and the rise OF the money power
into a plu'ocracy hold distinct menace
to the nation.
This is the main point of the Bishop
address Was 1t not well taken
The basic principle of the republic u
the equality Of its citizens. The essence
OF democracy - III biu'lhi tiNHA 'h'
ing-that this is country where the
will of the people is the law OF the
land
These things are true in theory. Are
they as true in facty What becomes Of
the equality Of citizens when only rich
men or their agents can DE elected 10
Office is it popular government or plu-
tocraiic rule when an election is nOto-
riously carried by the longest purse and
the most successful cOrruptiOng
Twice in national elections have ma
joritv of the people declared their will
that the war lakes be reduced. Has II
been doney Is il likely to be done, No.
And why not Because the money of
the benehciaries of the tariff D0uniics
aud the power Of the tax eating and
surplus spending politicians have pre-
vented and will continue to prevent il.
The will of the people is constantly
thwaried in other directions by the same
combination. The power is still with
the people, but, owing 90 the needless
ness which words like those Ct Bishop
Potter seek to dispel, its exercise is TOO
often left 10 the plu'ocrats and the
polticians.-N \. WorM
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ESTO N 3 K L v I'm,
FINE ART FU RNITURE
No. IS Governor Street.
rs Etss.S;%'a' ,z,g s.,
NrIC COAST LIN,

afruuoNn AND abrtLRr RAIL
ROAD TINE JilhN
Commencing SUNDAY May BIB. le''. 81
s0o a m. trains Vn tla. tOao slli sdn Ss io'
lows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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Nos . and 06 viii run as Sunday Accom-
modaiiDu trains each sunday.
slOfFIND fL4LHs
Nos. u and 81 makes mo- stops 80. 25 stops
on sisna. 40 CentrsIia. no. ie Stops nniN ult
aignal M Chester. Ccnimi'a ara ManChcsief.
80. rs sfots on signal at all regular stations
40. rs sfors on sIRLH. % 900 regular sfhiuu-.
ana also al I4.ru Ie's ud Port Walthall. NOs
b. a. o.8. 30 lrd 3, will stop 20 "a stations
Tor pGssrnt
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trans Nos. II and % sleeping cars he
tween Sew NOrE and Tampa, fla, wa ifcf
sonyNlcl. Oh Trains sos. 81, and 20 siecp
u. cars between Nr.hin yfDn ani Dhafifs
o. on Train 30. % sleeping care between
New y rk and Ja. k-onyhsA. tu ltlin No-
.. sleeping cars between Washington ant
>dyaunin.
THE ONLY AIt-RAILLlN8 10 NuEFOLS
LEAVE SBRfvs.
Richmond. $3.50 au. Norio. g. 10 p
Rlohmoud, s6s0pn. H.r,sIl. 800 pm
Norfolk - ~ am. ltchmtrd. ll,l7 n
NORFOLK. 800 pm. Ricbu nd. 30
These trains also make cios- clnn cNf
for Farmgiile, LynenDurT. a q soNt
western points. and ali stations o. me Nlisl
and Western railroad,
RI go LILY,
snrer.lt. nccuf.
F.. q. -. Ai4tS.
General Superintendent
TN. EAnRsOS. General peeeaugei gent.
SOL HAAG. irl-fr Manager. .oD =
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nUNNlCITTs RuENIIU I'M
ArL,.I..0.. I--Mln

ATLANTA. Ca. INiIItiI a.
Uun|rnff NhDumaflr Cure Cos
Gentlemen. lf HiNr.s mr pleasure
ms testimony tn ihlf ni fHt mINN HN.I
Your nunulruffs nhNumHfIU iNIr.
Hfun-fiuf sufferer from rnNumH 5000 I.|
when determined fu coy fuII II|N '
my surprise Hni frllhi tnr n.i'"
found necessary fufrIiHir inr0i Il
of rheumatism and deem 30 N.f NI.f.
uuls tu those who originated fN.- 10000. ''
HI Others who missy ND tNrOIN. .'
saline cause. tu -Hf ibis much .u I..
ui what l- claimed iOr fhIs mNIl..I I..f
respectfully. 1uHN 3D..
Our home druggist faIAs0f fNr gi0if
OF n. k. g..
ATLANTA. Co.. ODfUIoI
Dear Sir WD inin sold 'HrE" IUI.'
Your iluuuicutts NhcumfII. In
never huONn nny ufuri Ifrfi- ."
such universal satisfaction tt t ..N
hhtumn ism. We CONS Hrf If fHUIN
rheumatic cure Nn fnn mH INr l..I.
HUICHiN-uN a. li.n. l.H..
ID NN.f0NI..
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4 COWBOY NIRCINIAN New York
paper in describing handsome and pic
turesque figure in a hotel lobby says that.
The gentleman was Henry EXali, of
Dallas. Tex. chairman of the Democratic
State Committee, prominent banker
and one Of the largest cattle owners i'm
the State Ten years ago he was a ranch
man and helped herd his own broad
horns, and it was not long before that
that he punched cows for wages. lie
was Virginia boy who found himself
without a dollar at the close of the war,
and no way that he could see 10 earn
one. So he went TO Texas with nothing
but his dilapidaed suit OF butternut and
a vigorous appetite. Now he owns a
good section of the State and is looked
upon as coming man in its politics.
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WEST POINT ACC0MMoDATioN.
Leave Richmond Csd ST. cepot). = IS am
Arrive Richmond, " % - p pm
sDaily. fDaily except Sunday.
Depot and tlcket-Oiice foot OF Virgins
street up town Office. corner Tenth and haif
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Genoi Al Manager. Gen fassr Agent
SOL. HAAS, JOS. y. POIIo,
Traffic Manage. Div. Paas'r Agent
nol6 Richmond. Va
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l'NOrE.-Nos. ! aud run daily between
Richmond aud Clifton Forge ana daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls and Licking
ARRIVE RICHMOND
i.65 pm.-MAl l. daily
s.l5 Observation-Disclosures daily teTocp
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake ana On
railway for tho South. West. ara North vest.
Al LyEchDurg with Norfolk and Woste,
railroad Tor al po.nl caat-, southeast, a.
Southwest, and Virginia Nl4iaud railway 70
al points North enc South
AZ Richmond with Assoc aiei Railways 70
All points In toe So4tn. add Richmond. frecs
ick-Ourg ana FOtomac raiiroed iDi the Acrtt
At Lexington with Baltimore ana Nnl0 "a
road, making GLOSS connections as Harper
ferry % and from fltfsburz sal the Wee
also 10 points North and fzzt.
SLE EPING-CARS LfAChBUkG r. NIB
PHlS, NEW ORLEANS. and LlIlLf ADCf
Trains marked dsiy except SUNDAY. 'DailJ
Tickets aOlo 90 nl points. tflts. II
East Main tfeet lovc Slain sfreet,,r
Richmond Al Alleshaoy dcpot. klgb.S ms
JOHN II. MACNURDO,
7de5 Genl PsseeGzer Agtn
RICHsOED, MISUNDERSTANDING AM
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALI-RAlL AST-FREIGH1
LINE 70 AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND EAST ERIN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
CorHpondingly qaick limeto other poinu
Through bills OF laden issued At low rAtes.
@. A. TAYLOR,
O. y Genera Freight Agent
PHILADELPHIA, RlCBMONDAND
l. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every Tuesday,
aud FRIDAY At 4 NJ. and every SUNDAY al
5 A. ". Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays
steamers received tili ll.jD A. VI. For sun
days steamer till 4. VI. Saturday. Freight
received daily til 5 Z. VI.
Fare 10 Philadelphia. o.. ..ssss..s..t,fo "
For further information apply %
}. W. MCCAkkiCk.
General Southern agent.
Once kOc kctts.
W.PCLYDE ACO.
de ~ General Agents. Philadelphia
BOOTS AND SHOES
4 GUS RICHMOND, y1I1
PRACTICAL
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
No. IA K. MAIN srREry.
a.. 4.
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THE DAILY TIBRS.
sCTTy DELIVERY.

.CITy DELIVERY.
Delivcfc0 In ans part of the city ana MAN
hester by carriers AT IL cents per week.
Persons desiring tine TINES delivered at
heir hosacs can secure II by postal card re
u.st or order through telephone No. go.
When deli,eyy Is irregular immediate com
plant should be made to the ofiicc. The nd
drss may ne changed rs desired. II care be
"a ken In all cases 20 mention the old and new
address.
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THE CoTToN MOvEMENT--The New
York Financial Chronicle. in its weekly
review of the cotton movement, says that
for the week ending last Friday the total
receipts have reached 2S.242 bales,
against 36 POS bales last week, and 3s,-
g22 bales the previous week; making the
total receipts since the lst Of September,
1888, j,411170 bales against $3.50 500
bales for the same period of 1873,
showing an increase since September l..
1883. of 16l .30i bales.
The exports for the week reach total
of 81. 33; bales. of which 1898 were 10
Great Britain, l,791 to France, and ~.
517 10 the rest of the continent. The
total sales for forward delivery for the
week are 3S9. 300 bales For immediate
delivery the total sales foot up 1856
bales. including 200 for export, l.l0d for
consumption, and $50 for speculation.
OF the above $50 bales were to arrive.
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Richmond aud Clifton Forge. ana daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls and LeNins
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nIMnNAL OF1HE .LIBBY.,

Entered at the Richmond (val postofhce as
eco I'd class matter.
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Teacher-Adams, do you know who
made that noisey
Adams lwho is the guilty one)-I
know, but do not like TO tell
Teacher-l on are gentleman. sir
Life.
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HcOTr.COUNTY.
I've Murders-Nangied by n Dyna.
mite Cap.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
EsTLLYILLE, VA, May q, 1889.
Saturday evening late during heavy
storm several PARTIES stopped In an old house
two maes south OF here for shelter. Amoug
them were a dissOIute girl named Lawson
and a young negro named James MuDcy
Auncy offered the g,rl bottle, and upon bei
refusal 10 dunk shot her dead. lie made his
escape aud IS stu az large.
Thursday evening in TIE vicinity OF Fair
view, this county. Howard Names and Bud
Sloan fell out over game OF cards. aud Ma.
ness shot Sloan twice, kllliug him instantly.
Names seems 70 have been IN fault, lie is
still Ut large.
Friday or Saturday at Big Stone Gap q
little son OF Jerome Dud was picking IN =
dynamite cap with pm, which caused II 10
explode and mangle both his hands 70 badly
n 70 necessitate amputslion.
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STANTON.
Third Day commencement Exercises
OF the Augusta Female Institute.

OF tue AU&untn hemnte Hustttutcs
fcorresponaence OF the Richmond Dspstch.i
MAY %, 1889.
Rev. r. W. Conud, ID. d., OF Phlladel-
phia, who preached the sermon Sunday at
the conservation OF Christ Evangelical Luz
theran church In this city. delivered his lee
ture on Martin Luther at that church last
night before a very large audience.
Tho third day Of the commencement exc
ercises Of tho Augusta Femsle Seminary
Miss NJ. }. Baldwin. princIpal-ended last
evening with the usual concert which was
SUPERIOR 10 every part OF the performance.
Rev. II. A. White, the Young minister re-
ferred TO in the report OF the proceedings
which appeared In toe Dispatch OF the ses'
sion OF the Lexington Presbytery held here
last week, and then received into the tull
connection Of the ministrv, preached at
Thinking Spring church last saturday and
Sunday morning and at the Hermitage sun
DAY afternoon.
Since the Rev. John A. Preston withdrew
from the pastorate OF that church 10 accept
the call TO Florence, Ala, 1t has not hsd
pastor. There will lie congregational
meeting next SUNDAY.
Rev. W. II. Moore, u. D., OF Hampden-
Sidney, who delivered the commencement
sermon at the Augusta Female Seminary,
pfcAcneO NJ INC i ilhe 4 AcSDI Nl iau NHNN
Sunday night.
The 9th OF June is the anniversary day OF
the "Augusts Confederate Association
As IL occurs this year on Sunday the usual
services OF that occasion will take place
Saturday the Sth OF June. General Thomas
J.. Rosser will deliver the oration. Invita-
tons have been sent 10 many officers ana
soldiers OF the command OF that famed
cavalry leader to meet their old chief at that
time. ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
suitable military display. The floral tributes
and decoration Of the graves OF those who
fell In defence OF their country will take
place ss usual, and all around the completed
monument which perpetuates the memories
OF the Confederate soldiers who have passed
over the river.
Some weeks since the City Council COM
pleted arrangements for the establishment OF
a paid fire department with an electric alarm
system. The hoSe-Teels were made mere and
the remainder OF the fixtures are now ar
irving and all will soon be IN position for
the complete service. stanton has supe.
rior water supply, and the reservoir is sit
uated on an average Of 80 feet above the
greater part Of the city. CANTON.
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A MATHEWS MYSTERY.
Further Particulars OF the Finding
of a BODY.

OF q BODY.
correspondence OF the Hammond Dispatch.l
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE. VA, May q, 1889.
The Dispatch has made brief mention OF
the finding OF the body I'm Horn hsrbor. l
propose 10 give more definite details: On
The Goth instant s. I'd. Hudgns called upon
Justice A. j. Miller snd reported tha, George
Hudgins had found dead body floating IN
Horn hsrbOr. In company with Dr. j. ;.
Foster Justice Miller Immediately proceeded
10 New Point in the capacity OF coroner.
Crossing marshes and threading many sinu-
Gus cart-roads and narrow denies the boat
landing OF George liudgfus was iinally reach
ed, where the dead body OF the unknown was
found hid out IN the bottom OF canoe be-
longing to Ed. IIudgins.
The body was neatly dressed in black
sult OF corkscrew material, linen bosomed
oyershirt and gray undershtrt, and laced
Rgiter shoes. truss was found on The body
aud was worn for hernia OF tue right groin.
Tue body was bat OF man apparently about
eiXty.fye wears Of age; was OF cOTpuent
build, and would weigh perhaps Isl pounds.
The moustache was closely trimmed, and the
neatly Kept, long flowing white beard rested
naturally upon The bosom. The pockets
were carefully searched for means 10 Identity
the body.
In addition 10 the huntiug.case silver
watch and black silS ribbon guard, white
hands knife, a viSitng-csrd upon which
the name OF DR.. William l.. Ramsey was
printed, and Bayview Asylum, Baltimore.
written with pencil, gutts- perchs trimmed
eye-g lGsses, pair Of small, merchants scls-
sOrs. and book OF proverbs which bad been
taken from the body by George hudglns De-
fore the arrival Of the Justice, Dsir OF eve
glasses similar 70 those mentioned, New
m - Hrolfs A ~
eau OF May 9Th. Baltimore sun OF April 9th,
aud PRESBYTERIAN Observer OF March 9th, 4
pocket atlas OF the world, and zely paper
back memorandum-b ook which contained
only two eutries-yiz: Tuesday, March 18th.
and Thursday, May 10th. As both the above
days cOrTespOnded exactly with the respec-
tive dates OF tbs preseut year 1t NAV be pre-
eum0d thai the unknown met bis death be-
tween the 18th aud 20ih OF May, and as the
body was found in Horn harbOr three days
after the 10Th Of May. scarcely disturbed by
crabs, and as the body was, when found,
bleeding freely from an ugly wound over
the night eve. and continued to bleed
pfofusely alter being placed IN the case for
buTisl, while part OF the palm OF the left
hand which bad been eaten away by crabs
did no; bleed al all, there is avery strong sus-
piciou, although Dr. Foster pTObed the
wound ana declared that the skull WAS moi
fractured, that the man was fouily muir
dered; and il Is something very remarkable
that man OF so genteel and well-to-do ap
peaTkRce had no money, not even one penny
drench,ng rain was falling during The
view Of the body, and as there was no eyi
deuce upon which 10 predicate a verdict
Justice Miller, exercising his discretion, con
Guided not to have q jury summoned.
The publication OF the above may lead Il
the identification OF tue body. Al. NJ.
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TKAISs NOKTHWiHU


Nos. 10 AMI n mako 10 stY.s tr 30 -.
I signal At tcufra.ia $50. 81 st.rs Hn. ..r ..
| at Chostor. Csutraliq. a'I Sos. a.r.e.
/ stops on s.gua. A. al reg i..r fftl...
! stops on sisnal n. al rff..lr sa.fIls f.f
| a. Iemple's and Port Walta1 ,..
[ ~, 81, - ana ~ Will st.p a. h4 sl
ecnReF4
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By f. c. Tinsley Co.
Real Eatsts Agents and Auctioneers,
Ii06 Main street
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the result is n collision, whether coming
ions. We are constantly coihding with some
body or something. If it isn't with our
neishbors il IS with some dread diseases that
knocks us OF the track and perhaps dis
ables US for life. Women especially II seeIns,
have 20 bear the brunt Of more collisions and
Affections than mankind. in all cases OF
nervousness. beallug-down sensations, ten
dcrness, periodical pans, SICK headache con-
gestOn, inflammation, or liberation ana all
"female irregularities" and weaknesses"
DIR. Pierce's EavOrite Prescription comes 70
the rescue Of women as no other MEDICINE
docs. 1t is the only medt-sDe for women, sold
by druggists, under PChitivc guarantee
from the manufacturers, that II VIII give
satisfaction in every case, or money paid for
IL will be refunded. See guarantee on bottle
wrapper.
Copyright, ls35. by WORLDS DIS. MEn ASSN.
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In execution OF = decd 81 trus, dated October
II. issS recorded in K,hmond ChancerY Court
Decd ooE l37 c, page so. being required 50 -
do by the beneficiary therein named, We VIII
soil ~ auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUsR {, 1889,
al 8 P. H.. tho LARGE PARCEL or LAND mon
toned above. situated east Of Navy Hin and ex-
tending TO Bacon's-Q Quarter branch. his land
is admirably suitable fJr the erection OF me-
diUn-s 1ed dwellings, It's nearneso 20 the heart
81 tho city to tbs Chesapeake aud Ohio railway
shops. and 20 the Richmond Locomotive aud
Machine WORKS renders livery desirable Tor this
purpose. ard lis being sold in such large block
affords ohe OF the best opportunities for spccu-
lation over offered 90 tae public, ana "a II 10
located az the north portal OF the proposed tun-
moi under Eighth stree. and very close 20 the
Che-apeake ana Ohio railway IL has a big future
Tor manufacturing purposes.
Terms: Cash sulicieEt 20 pay tho expenses OF
sale and note for sG.ps.37. with interest from
April IS. 1859 and protest charges; credit as
to 81 S. - until October IBIS, 1889. AMI the resi-
due on such terms as the grnntOrs Or in tho
event Of their failure 80 % dol "a the trustees
may prescribe. Al credit payments 70 carry
interest and 70 DO secured by rust deed.
y. ". BOWIE.
II. A. ATKINSON. JR,
IFfggfana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
Death of M ola C,Ilzen of cu,pepsr.

CULrEPER, Va. May q, 1889.
Mr.. A. W. WTenn, one OF our oldest aud
most respected citizens, died on Saturday
evening last aud was buried with Masonic
boners to-day. Mr. Wrenn located 10 our
town IN 1899.
By invitation the Hon. John Il. Massie
flied The Baptist pulpit last night. lie
pfeacbed sn instructive sermon 10 large
congregation and to-day assisted the miuls.
ter In the burial services OF Mr.. WrenD.
II.