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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
COCKADE CITY.
TIE CASE OF couPoN-sELIRRs POST
P0sRD.
A Sudden and Severe Storm An Aggravated
Case OF Assault-Political.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispafch-l
PErrnsDrRG, Va. February I. 1880.
In the Hastings Court this morning inc
case OF late city Treasurer j. W. Coucn.
who with others was recently indicted by
the grand Jury for a violation oil the state
law ia selliag coupons without q license, was
called for trial. In toe absence OF Mr. VIII
liam l.. Roysll. counsel for the defendants,
The csse was continued.
A sudden storm. accompanied with high
wind, rain, and bail. swept over this cry
aud section At a late bour last night. There
was a sharp fall Of bail and a very decided
fall in temperature. rhe ground was hard
frozen this morning aud fee was formed TO
the thickness Of nearly an inch.
II Is reported that two youths, sons Of a
w~ell.known citizen OF Diuwiddie county, were
assaulted and severely beaten a day or two
AFRO a short distance beyond The Central AsV-
lum farm. The MISTER will probably uu-
dergo investigation by the county authori-
ties, as the assault IL reported 10 have been
an aggravated one.
There is very little talk %heresbouts now
as 10 the probability Of = Cabinet appoint
meut for General Malone. In view OF recent
Developments the idea that the virginia Re-
publican leader will be so honOred by Presl-
dent Harrison seems to have been abandoned.
An effort, however, will be made, 80 II Is
reported, to secure such recognition OF Gen.
ersl Malone as will give him control OF the
Federal patronage in Virginia; but even
thi. much Is doubted by the opposition IN
his own party. with Blame 10 the Cabinet
IL is believed that small snow Will be gwen
10 the Malone Republicans in this state.
The exports OF manufsctured tobacco from
this CITY during the mouth Of January
amounted to 2l7.99i pounds. The internal
revenue collections or manufactured tobacco
for the same period were S3l,3j2.G4.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
Noyet surxieaI Operation.

Grover Cleveland kiDgsbury is q patient
in the temporary ward OF the new Long
Branch Hospital. lie is a pretty curly
haired youngster OF four years. His father
~ a house-saTpenter, who lives In Red BanS.
Like smother Grover Cleveland, this young.
ster bad q fall last November. He missed
the soup.kettle, but landed on his back Ia
the fire. The result was a large wound.
which has not healed. IL wss draily decided
10 take hun 10 the new hospital this week for
treatment. Drs. :. III. Hunt. OF Long Branch,
and Baker, OF Estontown. decided that skim
grating was necessary. The Rev. n. A. Mac
Nichol, the handsome young pastor Of the
Bishop simpson Methodist Memorial church.
at Third aud Garfield avenues. offered to
supply the necessary amount OF cuticle from
his arms. Young Growers anxious old
grandfather was an interested spectator OF
the frst days operations. He closely watched
the physicians ~ they carefully raised little
picces OF skin from the young clergyman's
arm With a delicate little pair OF forceps, and,
after shipping them oil With a pair Of scis-
soFs With curved blades, deity placed them
on Growers back. The old gentleman was
Interested Ia the probable effect OF Mr.. Mac
Nichols SKIN upon his grandson. lie asked
the Clergyman: "Wil this make 4 dominic
out OF bin, he being lesh Of your flesh 2"
The child's father Is sn ardeut Democrat.
One OF the physicians is a Democrat, but
the other Is q Republican. The Rev. Dir.
MseNiehol IL a Prohibitionist. II Grover
lives TO grow up aud the grated skin takes
rs good a hold On his political opinions Is IL
does on his back, he may be the founder OF
= new order Of Mugwumps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
A brilliant wedding In Stafford.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
- -.- fCga

Correspondence OF the Richmond DiSpatch.J
FREDERICKSBURG. February /. 1889.
The Protestant Episcopal chapel in stat
ford county was filed on last Wednesday
evening with the largest and most fashions
able audience ever assembled in that church,
a large number of per'ons beng present
from Baltimore, Washington, and this city.
This interesting gathering and the beautl-
ful and handsome decoration Of the chapel
with evergreen and rare natural flowers in
PROPULSION were occasioned by the marriage
Of Miss Alice Page Nel.or, OF that county,
daughter OF the late DR.. william Nelson, OF
The United states navy. TO Mr.. Thomas j.
Wsller, son Of Colonel Thomas Waller, also
OF that county.
Al the hour appointed the bridal party
entered the church, the bride leading and
walking alone, followed by The bridemaids
and groOmsmen in the following order
Miss Agnc. Nelson and MISS Bette Moncure,
Of stafford: Miss Georgia Mo cure, OF
stafford. and Miss Mary Fitzhugb, Of this
city Mise lIowardson and Miss Gee Val
Ter. OF Stafford; Miss Cora Leo Wickhfe, OF
Baltimore. and Miss Dora Moncure, Of stat
ford; Mss llsuie Patton, Of Washington,
and Miss Fannie Suter. OF Baltimore; Misses
Mercer and Nellie waller, sisters OF the
groom. McSsis. william 4. Little, Jr., and
Sl1UNuulN uliAtF, Oi tuS Guy 'dDNilH
Hugh Adie and Mr.. Moncure Ashley, OF
stafford; Mr.. Il. :. Moncure and John W.
" Her. OF stafford; Mr.. G. +. Fishach, OF
Baltimore, and ID. NJ. Waller, Of Stafford.
As the bridal party approached the altar
the groom entered the chapel from the yes.
try.room upon The arm OF his best man, Mr..
James f.. Waller, OF Richmond, and taking
bis place by the bride, the happy couple
were united IN the holy bonds OF wedlOck
by Rev. +. c. Page, Of that county, assisted
by Rev. John NOncuTe, Of Evansville. Ind.
After the ceremony 3 reception was gwen at
the residence Of the groom, during which
they received many congratulations. After
an hour Of social converse they left on the
night train for a southern bridal tour. The
bride was handsomely dressed in an exqui.
site white silk, en- tram, cut Y front and
back, and magniicently trimmed with lace.
The bridesmaids all wore white tulle, with
white moire bOdices snd natural flowers;
while The groomsmen were in the conyen-
tional black. The couple received u large
number Of beautiful presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
BoY's COURAGE AND GOODNESS.
Lowers His moshcr aud brother
from ~ Burning uease.
New YORK 1rlbunAl

A fac in the iour.story fiat house No. 9l4
Sixth avenue before 4 A. NJ. yesterday gave
occasion TO Sturges Fairchild, q youth OF
eighteen years, TO show himself n hero.
He lived With his mother and younger
brother on the second floor OF the house. BE.
low their rooms, on the hrst floor, was the
store Of =. Jousrd. dealer Ia French wines
aud preserves. Richard Brakmsnn, the
owner Of several liquor stores on the avenue,
lived on the third floor with his wife, and
also let furnished rooms 70 four lodgers-
two elderly bachelors and two young women,
Miss Wilson ADD Miss Anderson. The top
story OF the house was vacant.
Reupdsman Bingham and Policeman
huiyey, OF the ~Twentythifd precinct, saw
smoke issuing from the basement Of The
house aud knew that flames bad started IN
the place. Mulyey broke open the front door
and ran up stairs TO give the slarm, while the
roundsmsn called the fremen. The flames
had run up through a dumb-wsiter shaft TO
the roof and they attacked the stairs as
Mulyey went up. Brsknann was away
from home, but bis wife and the four dodgers
followed the policeman 10 the roof. The
Fairchjids found the hallway on fire when
they started TO 10 down the stairs. and they
turned back, shutting the doors Of their
rooms on The flames. A rear window OF
their flaf overlooked the yard. but Mrs. Fair.
child, who 10 q widow, wetgbiog 200 pounds,
did not dare 10 let herself fall atteen feet to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02

the ground. Her sons got a clothesline and
tied one end OF II about her body. Then
she climbed out over the window-sil'
aud the boys lowered her to the ground IN
safety. Her weight nearly dragged the BOYS
down with her. but they hraced themselves
aesinst the wIndou.framo and held to the
rope. As soon AZ she had freed herself
from The rope Sturces lowered his brother
Frederick IN the same way. although the
smoke and beat " salmost suff3csting. The
skin was torn from the brave boy's hands rs
he let the rome out over the ~window.sill.
As soon ss Frederick had reached The
ground Sturees fasicned the rope 10 a book
INSIDE the window and slid down. Tbe IRE
had begun 10 burn the fiat when he escaped.
Policeman Muivcy and the occupants oil the
third story had escaped safely TO the roofs
OF adjoining houses when the ffemen arrived
10 extlnguish tho flames. Nearly everything
~ value in the house was destroyed before
the fire was out.
The Fairchilds lost about $4,000 and bad
no insurance. Brakmsnn and hts dodgers
lost about e.. 600 but their property was IN
surcd. ,Jouard's stock. also insured, was
damaged about g. o 0 IL will cost about
&c. 600 to repair the building, which belongs
10 Y. Burxeman. OF No. 20 west seventeen
street. The cause OF the fire was not known.
Fireman McNealy, OF Engine Company NO.
-. had his bands burned severely at the bre
and was sent to st. Luke's Hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02

The Rt.hmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
49,, ri ofhars Defendants.
9 Henry NJ. Alexander and Henry h. Ellyson,
Trustses C0mplainants,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE MIS-

CATALOGUE SALE OF THE MIS-
\ CELLANEOUS LIBRARY OF THE LATE
WILLIAM HENRY HANALL At AUCIlON.-By
direction Of the Executors Of tho estate OF the late
William Henry naxall, / shall sell az auction,
by catalogue. on
TUESDAY THE 9TH INSTANT.
commencing - { o'clock z. ", at ny auction
rooms, So. - ninth street.
dis MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY, embracing a
largo collection Of books. amongst which viii
DO found the fullest assortment on various
subjects. by the nes authors, Of American
and english publications
Mr.. HaXal's taste au1 judgment Ia tho selec-
ton of IODss wa above tho most Of BOOK collec-
tors, and his library embraces a variety not
often offered forsa!e NJ auction.
tatalugues are now ready and can be had on
Application. The books will te on exhibition on
Tuesday morning. GEORGE W. MAYO,
L. AuciIoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
BY James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ill3 Main street.
THE ATTRACTIVE, VEL LII O.
4 GATED, DETACHED
TWO STORY AND BASEMENT CORNER
BRICK DWELLING
OF BROADAN
TWRNTY-FIRsT STREETS
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

By request of the owner | shall soil by public
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 9TH.
at AZ o'clock r. NJ. that attractiyaly-located.
spacious, and well-srrsnged CORNER BRICK
RESIDENCE 81 the south west corner OF Broad
and I wenty-nrst streets. the lot fronting about
thirty feat on Broad street, aud extending back
on IWeEiy-nrs. street. ani within parallel hnes,
one huadred feet 70 an alley tea feet wide. the
dwelling bsing Of brick, Two stories above the
basement. containing about eight rooms, with
the usual conyeniences, and a good detached
two-story kitchen On the loL
Ire very-de5lrsble location, size. and arrange
ment Of this properly, Its attractiysness as q
home, and It's good rental value, together with
the exceedingly liberal terms offered. should in
duce all persons desiring ~ purchase 20 attend
this ssle.
Possession OF the property can be had at once,
IS it win be vacant on the day Of sale for the
nrsl time In many years.
TERMS 500 cash the talsnce az one. two,
ana three years II desired. By negotiable notes,
with 6 per cent interest ADDED. and secured oy
deed Of trust J. y. ELAN,
tel Aucionosr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
A mIssING SHIP HEARD FROM.
Singular History Of IA Vessel Adam
dOned by the Crew.

A Philadelphia telegram saws: Iniorms-
ton has reached this city that the long-miss-
ed clipper.ship Rock Terrace, which was
supposed tO have zone down n year ago
while bound to japan. had drifted into the
Gilbert group of Islands In a sound coDdl>
ton with only q few inches OF water In her
hold. The Rock Terrace sailed from the
Standard OH Work, st Point Breeze. on
September -, 1887. for Hiogo, Japan, under
contract with The China and Japan Trading
Company OF New York. OBfien Il Snedeu,
OF this city. cleared the vessel and her cargo
Of G25, 900 gallons Of refined oil in eases and
$50 tons OF phosphate lime, valued at
1925, 900.
when near the Philippine Islands on her
run 90 HIogo. Captain Atkinson, for some
Unexplained reason, hut II Is thought
through trouble with his crew left his vessel
and landed on an island near which the YES
sci happened 10 be passing, aud left her TO
her fate. Nothing more was heard Of the
abandoned craft uAtil she was sighted Oh the
Gilbert islands.
When the German steamship Eher was
searching Tor an island on which TO land
MaiietOs. the exiled samoan King, who was
put ashore at Jsliut island. OF the Marshall
group. the Rock Terrace was passed under
easy sail, which had btea set by her desert
ing crew months before, but the German
commander. thinking her sl rignt, paid 10
further attention 10 her until on his return,
when he saw her stranded Oh the outlying
coral reefs OF Tarawa islands, one OF the
Gilbert group. TIE natives succeeded in
getting out almost the eRtire cargo, which so
lishtened the vessel that she worked further
up on the reefs and breke 10 pieces. United
States Vre-COasul Blackjack, at Apia,
Samoa, has been authorized 10 send an
agent to look after the cargo.
Nothing Is known Of Whist became Of the
crew. but IL Is supposed that they reached
the Philippine Islands In safety and resbip-
ped. Captain Atkinson is said 70 be living
In ~seclusien In Nova Scotlo. The Rock Ter
race VAS built at Portland. N. b., IN 1915.
and registered LICE tons. Troop & Son, OF
II. John, n. b., were the owners. The
island Of Tarawa lies in latitude i.29 south
and i1S 5 west, and has $500 inhabitants Of
the most dangerous and warlike tempera-
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
A sPEoULATIoN ".

In execution OF a deed Of trust TO the under
signed, dated 18TH March. 1887. an recorded IN
Henrico County Court. Deed-Book 10, page vi, |
will sell by auction at the onice oil y. W.. Bowe,
No. 4 Eleventh street, on
SATURDAY. FEBRuARy2 2, 1883.
n. O'Clock Y. w., the worry valuable PROPERTY
above referred 10. being the entire square,
bounded by Mair. Floyd. Strawberry, and Elm
streets, having a front OF 81 gig feet on Main
street and a like front on Floyd street These
LOIS are i70 aIs feet deep, thus giving an op-
porfunity OF cutting off 100 feet or more on the
cross streets. where the land lies beautifully.
ana would sell well.
The Dummy line runs along the Matu-street
front OF this property. thus rendering IL easily
accessible AMI n particularly good investment
for those who ike n suburban home, and In n
few years the purchaser would reap the benent
Of the certain rapid growth Of the city and APP
probation OF values in this direction.
am compelled to sell this property a. a
whole. and no doubt the iucsy buyer will be able
10 sell It of at once In lots at \ large advance
over wholesale prices.
PROMO ing purchasers are requested 10 ex-
mine the land ami buildings before the day OF
safe.
TERss: BY consent. one third cash. and the
balance at one and two years for notes, with In
terest, and secured BY trustdeeds
"a Of or&d Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers.
No. 5 north Tenth street
CHOICE WEST BROAD-STREET
~ IMPROVED PROPERTY.

By request OF the owner. we will sell by
auction, on the promises. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1859,
at ~ O'CLOCK +. NJ. thar MODERNLY CON-
srkucrRp, MELL-AhkASGsD. AND IN
yTTRG TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
STORE, No. IA west Broad street. now In tho
occupancy Of b. T.. Glashsn. Esq. This house
was erected By and under tho supervision Of cue
or Richmond's best, most reliable. and sailed
mechanics. The lot has a front OF 9sxisi feet 10
an slley. Do not forgot Tho day and hour q this
nale. There n now q greag desire on the part %
many to acquirea possssstou on this justly great
TsRasi Al sals. cHRYNIsG q Rosa
taE Auction6crA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
AUCTION aALvN~-rutnpe Days.
By Joseph b. Davis. Auctioneer.
(R. 70. Cook. Salesnanh
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
SADDLES, HARNESS. sADDLERs'
FINDINGS, &C.

BIZ virtue Of a deed OF trust from d. .. Prosser
TO the subscriber and duly recorded. l will pro
coed 20 cell. at the store Of said Prosser. corner
OF Main and 70 lrteonth streets. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1888.
commencing AZ 10 O'Clock, all Of the stock OF
LADIES' AND GENTLEMES's SADDLES In
great variety;
s%ADDLERY;
HARNESS Of bes, quality, in single aud double
sets;
sADDLRRS MATERIALS and FINDINGS;
COLLARS,
WHIPS.
CART. WAGON. aud PLoW HARNESS;
BLANKETS OF best quality;
Elegant SHOWCASES:
COUNTERS AND FIXTURES generally;
IRON-sAFE, siih combination lock, &C., sc.
It's impossible TO psrtlcuisrze. IL Is enough
30 say that tho stock embraces a. varied an as
sortment a. can b. found m any establishment
OF It's kind IN our city.
This sale should attract. az it deserves, gone
raj attention. as no goods VIII be sold In .ots %
suit the trale. as also parties wishing 70 pun
chase for private use.
1gRvs All sums under $50. cash over hat
amount ulncty days for satisfactory notes, into
rest added. Az. COURTNEY.
Trustee.
Sale conducted by JOSEPH B. DAVIS, Anc-
tioneer. !atO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
Ply y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auciioneor.
Ply y. W. BOwe,
Real Estate Auctioneor.
A GRAND MANUFACTURING
SITE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL
ESTATE ON TIE
SOUTH SIDE or TIE RICHNOND AND ALE
GUANY~ RAILROAD,
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAI.
AND
RUNNING BACK TO JAMES RIVER,
AT AUCTION.

IN execution % q decd OF trust from T. p. AMI
j. b. uar,ie ans thrir Hiycs, dated Otfotor Ut,
1873. ami duly recorded. tho undersigned. sur
viylug trustee ot hiw-rf ard De a g.. Wiz
lisns. VIII SELL by au ton. o. ine uliro ot y. W..
Bos8. auct,0 Ger. No. / hieyeutl street, ON
MONDAY TITS 1lrH DAY or FEBRUARY. i,>3,
a. O'Clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY conveyed ny
sad deeI. tie Same fronting 2fiiesf ON fIt south
side 81 tho UIclm.nI ami Alieehauy railroad .Cr
james k.vor ans huuaHha canan, acd LINING
tack 90 iaino7 river.
mis- property heeia- about 5s- loo, we't of tha
Trelcgar Works aHd runs up Co tie lou paper
mills.
ISIS probable That arrangements for water
power AN he made With t1e iehmou ana Az
lcghany Rli.roal Company, end a. ono Cubic
f0.t " water 90 ibis puiut ril develop about
f0ur-hor-e power about three times the usual
am0uuU it is evident this lot has great fal4o
for manufacturing -itct. Pat az agcu0ueers
ofi'a.
TEENS By consent, one third c7 n balance AZ
six AMI Twelve m0ufla fr notes, VITA Interest
added aud secured by trust deed.
ROBERT q. ~TEGER.
10 20 Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
ia 2l,N&t
By = A.. Catlin,
Reai Estate Agent,
10. y Eleventh street
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
4 DWELLING CONTAINING ROOMS

At the request Of all parties interested. | will
sell nj public auction. to the highest bidder,
on the p emises, on
SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY ., 1899.
st . O'Clock z. NJ, the FRAME DWELLING stu
ated on west side Of Blchanan street near Cedar
street
10 may pay you to attend This sale, "a this pro-
perty will be sold for much lees than it, value,
II need be. It viii readily bring 20 per cent per
annum on the amount the owners are willing 70
take for IL.
Terms: AZ sale. +. A. CATLIN,
IN u Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02

By n. W. Bove.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

nRUsTEE's SALE OF A
J. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN SQUARE OF
GROUND
IN THE WEST END.
HAVING THEREON A VERY GOOD FRAMED
DWELLING AND OUr-BUlLDINGS.
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wAslRO u ~ -.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.
y SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
NNA q y. Is...

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.
y SCHEDULE ThkING EFFECT
NOV EMBEK 20, 1853
IEAyg EICINlSD.
SIS A. NJ. for NrwDor News. Old Point Com
fort, anu Norfolk daily except sum
day
SIS A. VI. sundays only, 10 Newport News. Ola
Point, and Norfolk.
Hos A. ". Through aud Local Mail 20 al points
West. except sunday, Pullman
sleepers Clifton Forge 10 Lexington,
sop. NJ. Tor Newport News. Oh Point, and
Norfolk, except sunday.
4MP. NJ. Gordoasyine Accommodation, except
o:aoP NJ. Tor Louisville, Cincinnati. Chicago,
~ Louis, Memphis. and Now Or
l~eans-fasE E~Kpirss-Hith through
pullmans daily. only route running
Pullmaus west from Richmond.
AERIyEI ~ RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. GorlonsyilIe Accommodation, except
1853 A. NJ. from 5orfols. Old Point, AMI New
port News. eHccp, SUNDAY.
3lJP. N. from i1cai points and tue West, OK
cept sunday.
Norfolk daily Puliman Palace car
Richmond 10 Cincinnati anI Louis
vile.
COOP. NJ. from Louisville and Cincinnsu-Fast
tXprea5-daiiy.
Depot: Seventeenth aud Broad streets.
1icketsst 1000 Main street, and a. the depot.
II. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
j. T. 0DgLL. General Manager no9
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
EeAND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-schedIle
commencing JANUARY :, lsc0-easlern stan
dsr1 timo:
~ A. NJ. leaves Byri-stree, station daily
stops only AZ Ashlsnd. Junction, Mil
ford, ana Fredericssburg. sieeperto
Washington and New York.
Ifs0~ 4 VI lHagaa hvrta@frsHt station unflV. eN-
ccpt sunday. sleeper TO Washington.
6.a0 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station daily
Sleeper 10 New YORK.
9O7 A. NJ. arrive 81 Byrd-Nireet station daily.
sleeper from New YORK.
24s L. NJ. arrives NJ Byri-Street station daily.
stops at trodcrickshurg, Milford. and
junction. sleeper from Washington
ami New York.
7fjP r. VI. arrives a, Byrd-Stroet station daily
except sunday. Sleeper from Wash
ington.
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
consisting o. ye5tiDJle Pullman cars, leaves
Byrd-st1oet station at $40 A. VI. on Iuesiays,
Thursdays, and >aturdaya, and arrives ~ Ii3
+. v. On Mondays, " e1lo days. aud Fridays.
This train maxes no local stops. and extra fare
is charged. First nOrth-bOuud train leaves
Thursday, 10Th Instant.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCkPT SUNDAYS.
4OO r. NJ. accommodation leaves Byri-street
station; arrives ~ Ashland az T.. NJ.
614 r. Vi. leaves klDa arrives az Ashland a.
54s T.. VI.
s:iJ A. ". accommodation arrives ~ Byrd
Street station. leGyo, Ashland at
i43 4. ST..
$50 P. NJ. arrives At E,ba; leaves Ashlsnd a.
c. 4. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
+. I. p. AYERe, General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02
GRATEFUL-CoMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
pREAEEAsT

"By & thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern tho opera IONS Of Digestion
and n|Itriti0u aud by \ careful Application 81 the
fine properties OF weil-sciectei Cocoa SIR. Epps
has provided our breaxias-tables with q dslt-
cntely-nayore1 beverage which may save us
many heavy doctors bills. II il by the iudiclous
use OF such ar icies OF diet that q constitution
may be- gradually bull, 10 until strong enough
10 resist eyory tendency % disease. hundreds
Of subtle maladic- are floating around US ready
20 attack wherever there Is a weak point. We
msy escape many = fatal shaft by Keeping cur
sslyes wei fortified with pure blood and a pro-
perry nOurished frame.n -CiuU- ruice GGzefte.
Made simply with boiling wat0r or milk. sold
only in hElf-pound tins b. gfocers, LABELLED
thus: VI tPPS Co,
Homeopathic Chemists, London, England.
fe ID Ih.Sa&Iuly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-02

II can be bought for IS cents, Salvation
OIL. the greatess cure on earth for pain.