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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
AJewclry store Robbed.

lynn. Mass. July 20.-During last night
professional burglars made most success
iul break az the jewelrv store Of II. j. Bod
well. - Monroe street. An entrance was
gained bv a rear window. The dial-knOb
of the large safe was knocked of with "A
heavy -ledge-hammer. The entire combi-
nation was then pushed out, and the bolts
yielded 90 % turn of the handle. The trays
were removed, and forty-fye diamond
rings and 800 plain rings, gold and silver
watches, &C., were taken, with about $l75
I'm cash. The burglars got away with Sl2,-
900 worth of jewelry and left behind only
ii few tools
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
ALBEMARLE VETERANS.
Annual Barbocue-A Camp TO he Or
ganiIed.
repoclal telegram 70 mo DIspatr1.l

especial telegram % tho DIspatrn.l
CHAIIOrTEsvLGE. Va. July 20.-Ihe
Confederate veterans of this city and
county held their Annual barbecue to-day
at Colonel Dukes spring. about three
miles from this place. A large number OF
the old soldiers were present, and a stump
tuouq fast was spread. to which full jus
lice WAS done by ALL 4 heavy shower Of
rain. which fell shortly after 2 O'Clock this
afternoon, had the effect Of breaking up
the gathering. The question of organizing
"A Confederate camp in this county was dis
cussed. II was decided TO organize such a
camp. and q committee OF five was APP
pointed 20 draw mp a suitable constitution
and bylaws and report at general meeting
10 be held on Monday. July 29th. The new
organization will 90 under the name Of the
John Bowie Strange Camp Of Confederate
Veterans. and its object will be the same AZ
that Of similar organizations IN the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Assigned-The Crew safe.
rrI-- sot.t.~a nh IN tina nfanafrh

BosroN. Jul 2O.-Georse 9. Spear 4 Co.,
dealers in leather remnants, 100 Sumner
street. Boston, have assigned 20 l.. Thayer.
Liabilities estimated 40 $4,000.
The schooner Charles =. Barrett arrived
this morning, having on board four of the
crew OF the schooner Edith Emery that
was lost in fog Sunday last. All of the
eighteen men are now safe. having been
picked up by SIX different vessels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
ON THE DAN.
The Tobacco Crop-Meetins of Tobacco
Dealers.
special telegram 10 Tho Dlspatch.l

DANv1LLF. Va, July 20.-The sales Of leaf
tobacco this week have been light, but Of
ferines were better and prices higher. The
growing crop j. not so good as It was zen
dsys ago. II was worked when the ground
was wei and has had setback but with
favorable seasons good crop Will be
made
A meeting Of the tobacco-dealers has
been called for Monday afternoon to take
steps looking 10 having an exhibit of to-
bacco at the Buffalo Exposition.
Several citizens Of North Danvlle will be
hauled up before United States Commas
sioner A. G. Lewis on Monday. charged
with violating the election laws last fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
More Damage by Flood.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, July 20.-There was
another sudden rise IN the Elk and Poca
rivers last night. great quantity Of logs,
ties. lumber. hav, wheat, and oats was
DESTROYED. The loss Will at least reach "a
hundred thousand dollars
On Tucker creek lives are reported lost
by the floods. The loss Of property will
run up INTO millions. Reports are meagre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Strangled Her Child To Death.
tRv toicgret,b II thu Disnntch1

WARSAW. IND.. july 2O.-The authorities
Of this county Thursday took into custody
Mrs. Martha banks, charged with murder,
and her husband, Daniel. "a accessory.
banks recently became o crank on the sub
iect of religion. and. it is said, compelled
his wife 10 strangle their thirteen-months-
old child as sacrifice claiming the
Almighty bad promised 10 resurrect the
child on the third day. When banks was
arrested he had been carrying the dead
infant in his arms two days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch

INpeclaI IeIrgTaIH 70 mo DIHpAtcl.I
HINTON, w. Va, July 2O.-Henry Snow
(colored), who is wanted at Fayette county,
W. Va. for burglary, shot Constable l.. V.
REYNOLDS to-day at IL o'clock. Snow at
tempted TO escape, but was captured and
is now in Jail. Reynolds is in q critical
condition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Coiored Ercursiouists Killed.


SAvANNAH. July 2O.-Ihe steamer st.
Nicholas, with 900 colored excursionists on
board. ran into a closed drswbridge over
the 81. Augustine creek. four miles south
Of savannah. at o'clock tonight, demol-
ishine the forward part Of the steamer,
killing two women, and injuring twenty
eight men and women, some of whom will
die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
reedIng strikinr Nrlner..

WILMINGTON, LII, July Congressman
Lawler and the Chicago Relief Committee
to-day distributed ffty-two tons of pro-
visions from their special train to the
striking miners at Braidwood, Coal City,
Braceville, and other points in the mining
disfri..fs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Sentenced to BE Hanged.
~, taIowraph u ma nfauafen Z

MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 20.-Heury Dun
can. he free-will Baptist preacher who re-
Gently murdered his wife, in Dale county
and eloped with a young lady of the
ueighb0rhood. was captured and tried IN
the Circuit Court Of Dale county, con-
vcted, and sentenced to death by hang
inc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
NIltchell OF for Rurone.

NEw YORK July 2O.--An evening paper
states that Charley Mitchell and Pony
Moore sailed for Liverpool on the Euuria
this morning. Just before the steamer
sailed Mitchell said; " | am glad 70 get out
of this blasted country, and you can bet
III never return"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Killed by "A Brick.

New ORLEANS, July 20.-George II.
Fletcher, well known in connection with
sanitary flooring and patent roofing, while
standing near the elevator Of the untn-
ished Louisiana Sugar-Refnery was killed
bv a brick which fell from the sixth story.
He leaves a wife and two children,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Republican Pow-Wow in Gloucester
fcrar,oI fefacratn L. The Dtspaf-hl

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, Va. July 90
The Republicans Of this county held
pow-wow here to-day 20 recommend post
master for this place. After much talk
vote was taken between H. :. Weaver and
s. v Corbcn. Weaver won by large ma
ioritv. lie Is a Pennsylyanan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

(By telegraph 70 the Dspalcui
IoHSsrowN, Pa, July 2o.-This was me
h,geest davis work yet in relieving the
Sufferers, &2O. asa was paid ont during the
dav Two bodies were taken 70 tne
fnorpue to-daxe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
RAsLRoAD LsxKa


ca ~ .IsE Sssx3 szE
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Nv AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD--scbedsls
commencing JUNE ~ Iss9-eastsra standard
time:
az A. " leaves Byrd-sirsst station daily.
stops only a. Ashland. Junction. MI
ford. aad Yredericxsbgrr. sleeper
% Washington and New York.
ii:o7 A. ". leaves Byrt-strset station daily. ex'
cept sunday
Cos ?. NJ leaves BYrd-stree, station daily
slcspsr 20 New FORK.
S5OA. " arrives At Byrd street. station dsliy.
slespsr from New foys.
e.3s =. VI. arrives AZ ByFd-Strssl station daily
stops Al rreisricksburK. AiliOrf
Jnnction, aud Ashland. Sleeper from
Wssniaktog and New YORK
1910 r. N. strives A. Byrd-Street station daily
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAuY EXcsPr suSDAya
SIS A. N. leaves FibA Arrives az Ashland 81
s23 4. N.
4o9P. ". aoconn mediation leaves Byri-stresi
station. arrives A. Ashland ~ Y. VI.
6:0t r. VI. leaves Elba; arrives a. AsolAni at
6S5PM.
645 A. NJ. arrives Eiba- Leaves Ashland siSo1
A. ".
s85 A. N. accommodation arrives ~ Bfyd-
street station. leaves Ashland ATTN
An
$50 P. NJ. arrives At ElDa leaves Ashland a.
5l2PN.
A"rAILOR. General Ticket Agent
+. T. d. MYERS, General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
CALHoUN's POETRY.

! aftorward mentioned this circumstance
TO the President aud quoted the remark OF
Mr.. Calhoun. Mr.. Tyler, whose SENSE Of
political honor WAS rigid, recOlied and
asked. surprised and almost steruly:
Did Calhoun say that" Alas Mr.. Cal
houu's sentiment may not have appeared "a
very poetic one but experience has taught
me that politics is not the best school for
the propagation of the purest code of mo-
rails? General Mrabeau b. Lamar WAS
present at tho dinner allude to- and gave,
requiring all the gentlemen 10 rise with
filed glasses. q very elegant toast. but as
10 WAS personal to myself ! VIII refrain
from repeating ~. remember ON another
occasion of p dinner given by one of tho
member, of the Cabinet IN November,
lsii Mr. Pakeunam, the British Minister,
was thcre-tnc only gentleman not of the
Cabinet We talked across aud all around
the table, and il was very witty and merry.
Mr.. Calhoun sat on one side of me, Attor-
ney-General John Nelson on the other.
Both were 80 exceedingly agreeable it was
difficult 10 say which was most 40. Mr.
Calhoun was never so sOciable before, for
none of his admirers ever heard Of his
repeating poetry. which he did I'm my ear
with infinite sweetness and taste. When |
narrated this incident 10 the President he
could scarcely have been more astOnishet
if an explosion had occurred beneath his
feet. WELL said he, upon my word,
I must look out for a new Secretary OF
State If Calhoun IS 20 stop writing dis
patches and go 20 repeating verses
After the election OF 1874. which resulted
in the victory of Mr.. Polk, Washington
ragged with the excitement Of the Texas
question. The President looked conf
IDENTIFY to the passage of the measure, and
his thoughts were greatly occupied with
devisiug means 10 insure its success. lis
last annual message created prodlgiOus
sensation throughout the country. ! well
remember Mr. McDuffie, former colleague
of Mr. CalhOuu's in the Senate, enthusiast
ticallv telling me that he regarded the
message as the finest that had ever at any
time proceeded from the Executive Man
sion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
HOW TO BUILD A BOAT
ONE FOR FISHING puRposes-coM-
PORTABLE AND SAFE.
The Expenditure T. Small and the Exercise
Healthy-Thc Most Convenient Roat
for Fishing Is Punt or skin

tFor ne Dispatch Cepyright 1889, by Bachelor
&Col
Infinitely many men. whose occupations
tend 20 tho exercise Of their minds rather
than their bodies. find diversion IN the nse
~ ioois Tor wood and iron working. gcu-
orally the former. and very often these
amateur workmen dcvolon degree OF
taste. ingenuity. and skill that would do
credit 20 the ablest artisans. This disposi-
tiou is ono that should be encouraged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
FAREWELL BALL.

On the 18th Of February we gave our
farewell party. Mrs. lyler's retiring
ball. " it was termed. Some two thousand
persons were present A b0npOt OF the
Presidents went the rounds. When some
one congratulated him upon the brilliant
gathering OF beauty and fashion. he SAID :
Yes. they cannot say nor that / am
President ,rittpW purity.
History tells US how, IN defiance OF
every difficulty, he consummated the great
object of his ambition The Joint resolu-
tion for anneung Texas passed on the By
OF March. l845. special gold pen had
been provided for the Presidents sigma
ture. which ne afterward presented TO me,
but it vanished one day, am sorry 20 say,
from my cabinet of curiOsitieS. The day
before we left the Executive Mansion We
gave dinner party 20 Mr. aud Mrs. Polk.
] wore a black blonde over white satin.
Mrs. Polk was present and wore black vel
vet and q head-dress with plumcs. Sho
impressed all who saw her with her Vi
vaclty and information. Mr.. Polk, |
think. was absent, but 1 well remember
Nice-President Dallas, with his bright.
black eyes, and thick, gray, almost white
hair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Basc-Ilall Yesterday.
10y telegraph % the DispsUh-i

Cinclnnati'
Clncinnatls...........O o d "
81. Louis.............2 o 90 o 2 o %
Ba.e-hits -Cmciunatis. Is; ST. Louis, 6.
Errors Cnciuuatis. 3 ; 81. Louis, 0. Bat
terics-Niau and Earle; Chamberlain and
BOYLE.
Washington:
Washinetons ........0 0200OO2-
Clcyclands. 0OO1 I TX
Base-hits -Washingtons. g; Clevelands,7 7.
Errors Washington.. 2; Cleyclands, 3.
Batteries ODay and DAILY; BeatIn and
Sutclle.
Philadelphia:
First Gsmc-ton nniugs.l
phiadcmhias.......00 2O01 900 ii
Pittsburehs......-.. u -
Ba4e-hits - philadclphias. 10; Pitts
hurghs, - FrrorS -Philadelphias, 3; Pitts
hurghs B. Batteries BufiutOn aud Glenn
euts Staley and Miller
Second Camel
philadelphias. 90 1908 1-16
tsburghs.........O q D o 90 o O.
Basc-hits - Philadelphias, q; Pitts
burehs. (. Errors -PhiladelphiaS. /: Pitts
burghs4. Batteries Sanders and Schriyer;
Calvin aud Miller
Brooklyn
Brookyus..........0 0 00 ! o o 0 / 2
AthletcS........ 80 0 O. q ,
Base-h iSTOOklNlS, -: AlulcLlcS, q.
Errors Brookyns, 4; Athletics, B.. Bate
ries Terry and Clark; Seward and Robin
son.
Boston.
Chicagos. ! o o 0 o o X
Eostou~. .............O o d q 0 o o o
Ba-e-hits- Chicagos. 3; Bostons 9. En-
rors- Chicagos. o. BostonS. D. Batteries-
Gumbort and Farrell; Clarkson and Can
Zei.
New York:
Iudianapolis........O 1O1 90 0 o. )
Basel its-New Yorks. S: Indianapolis 8.
Errors New Works. o Indianapolis, .;
Batteries Wclch and Ewing; Eusle and
Myers.
Columbus-twelvc innings.
Commhus......O 1921 o o o o 0 o.
BaltimoreS....1 O o 90 = o o q o !
Base-hits- Columbus. IL; Baltimores, Is.
Errors Columbus, I; BaltimoIes. 2. Bat
teries-Widner and O'C0nnOr; Foreman
and Quinn.
The Championship Record.
The number of games won and lost 10
date los the clubs of the American Assocla-
ton and National League are as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Won Lost. Won. Lost.
DosfoDs .....D 23 Chicag0s......39 .,
New urk-....it - tll.-h"i Ni.7 ~" q,
Cicyeiauds 80 rs lhllhhhpo"'t>' -,
phladelpnias.3q 80 Westinghouse 20
American ASSOCIATION.
Won. Lost. Won Lost
&, louis u r5 Cincinnatts...i0 %
Rrootlvn- % - hauEas City..3 IL
sthlettc. 10 ~ columbus ~ So
EaIftmorcs IU - Loui-Vies.,..lJ 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
TRAINS NORrHwARp.
= tpsiy sIoop, SUNDAY

srOPpINtf-PlACk$
Nos. Il ami n make no stopa No. y stops on
signal 81 tentrsila 40. - stOps only on signAl
at Chester, CeutrAlia. and Manchester NoA
IS and % stop on sigaai' ~ All stations. Nos. A,
g. "a 3D. %. 81. ~ aud 20 will stop a. all stations
Tor passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SER lCE.
ON Traips Nos. "a and - .loe piog-car- between
New YcF. sud Tampa Fla lris JscssooNiiieh
Ca Trains 40. IA aod y sleeping-cars bctWrei
Washington and Charleston. ON lraiu No. i,
sleeping cars between View YORK aud jsekron-
vile. ON rFNn No. 3 slcepink-csr between
" oshingion and sayanuah
The ONLY ALi-kAIL LINE TO NORfDLA
lgAYE. Ahhlhk
Richmond. .'4t0 An Norfolk .... 20 =. ".
Richmond COP. NJ Norfolk .... ioo ?. Y.
Norfolk ... 40 A. NJ. hicnmn of al 81 A. VI.
Norfolk .....'5 ~ p. NJ. kchnoat. ..o3 p ".
These trsine olso make close connections hf
Farmville ynchDnrg and soIth sesteru POINTS,
arials ntIous 90 TOO Norfolk hnd Western ra.I'
road r. SllLf, fupefln'eu lent
B. T.. ID. MYERS. Genera SupNrinfeni"n.
o. NJ kNsKsos. General Passenger Agent
Nol- HAAS. Irauc dAnAger mfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
THE DEPARTURE.

Then came the hour Of departure. At 3
in the afternoon oi the Sd of March, lo4j,
a crowd OF friends. ladies' and gentlemen.
assembled iu the Fast Room ~ shake hands
wish us and escort IL from the Wnte
House As the President and myself en-
tered they divided into two lines, and
when We passed 10 the head Of the room
surrounded and saluted us General Van
Ness. "A distinguished citizen OF Washing
ton. requested them 10 stand back aud
himself stepped forward and delivered
Ion behalf and at the request OF many
ladies and gentlemen, citizens Of Washing
ton" farewell address. l saw, before he
concluded, a response Of some kind would
he necessary from the President, and
felt a good deal concerned, for | knew he
had prepared none and did not expect to
deliver any. But ! might have spared my
self all and every fear, for as soon as irene
raj Van Ness had concluded his remarks
by saving that be deeply regretted that his
awkwardness IN public speaking prevented
him from making his farewell Offering q
more polished stOne,n the President
raised his hand. his torn expanded. and
the deep admiration and respect ms words
elected was told truly IN the sobs and ex-
carnations OF all around. " Sir, said he,
as his silyery voice quiyered with Durs
of beautiful and poetic eloquence, YOU
do voursels great injustice. say YOU that
this offering is an unpublished stone! II is
a brilliant gem, polished by the hand Of
friendship, and sparkles rare upon my
heart
We did not attend the Inauguration ball.
The next morning we determined ~ depart
from Washington, adopting French
leave.n but when we reached the wharf az
9 o'clock in the morning the boat had
gone and We had 20 return, almost to our
regret. At the hotel our visitors did not
fall of, for all that day our parior was
thronged. We left again that night an
immense fire raging in the city, the thea
Richmond the next day then. the day
day after, we took the steamer down the
James rlyer and reached the Presidents
home in Charles City county, Sherwood
Forest" at u o'clock III. on the 18th Of
March, 1915.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
old DOMINION STEAM La
~ SHIP COMPANY. LkA


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY as r.. ".
steamers leave Now York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ
NJ. arriving In RiehmOnd MONDAY AMI fkI-
DAY MokSlNGA
Passenger accom- mOdstions unsurpassed
Cabin fare y New York Ga Jsmos-rivor
route unclGdlng meals ana bsrthl.......- %
.itsr dale Of i.sne. .-....................,. AOo
eteerasa with sabs!atanco. ................ 90
Storage, without Subsistence. ............. bO
Csbin fare ia Chesapeake add ohio rail-
Wgy..............ss.....s ss.ss.s'.s wv
CABIN faro va Richmond and Petersburg
TIcsets can 10 obtained al A. W. GarDer's, 100
MAN street; Chesapeake AID ohio and Rich
mond aud Petersburg dspots, aud Al compaAys
ofIices. 1901 Main street, aed wharf, hockctlA
Freight forwarded aud through olls VI lSdsng
issued for points beyond New fork.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond on AONDAfS
TUEsDAfS WEDNESDAYS. THU ksDAl =. aud
| SATURDAYS oy tas Chesapeake aud ohio rail-
way tvfa Newport Newel ~ sd A. N. and r. NJ
and BY Richmond aud Petersburg railroad 0sAIno
DAYS a. ga0 A. NJ, Will make eonDec,lon a.
! NORFOLK with steamer leaving those dAya
GEoRIk ". ALLES 8 ca, Aseni>
No. laDl M.la streek AL
| susl Company ahasfs kocxetlk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

RlcuMOND CITY ASD SEVEN PIsEsl
RAILWAY COMPANY.
RICHMOND. Va, July IL. lo5l
ON AND AFTER JULY 1lTH
~ trains will Leave rwenty-sixth aud p streets
on tho electric Line daily except sunday a. 6:l5
A. NJ, l.30 p. NJ. aud T.. NJ; returning. leave
Seven Pines at 80 A. A., $50 T.. NJ. and 1.l5
M.
on SUNDAYS trains will lesye a. follows: 9:l0
and II A. NJ. IL. 3, 4. aud =. ~. returning,
leave seven Pines AZ ~ and II A. H., /, :, 3 8,
AMI Pm
Fare Tor round trip g cent?; children between
Ave and Twelve years. 10 cents
HEBkk BURLINGTON,
General Manager.
Y. HECHLER, Jg.. Managing Director. y II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Train No. ID connects daily at keyavllo f9r
Chase Ct.y, Ciarks1ie, Oxford, putlNm, Hen
derson. aud Raleigh. tonaoris daily az Greens
boro' Tor Durham. Raleigh. salem. sni WINSTON,
aui all points un North Carolina Division, q.
Salisbury Tor hsheVilo. Hot SPRING. hnd tll
points Ga Western North Carolina, aui a. Char
loue for Charlotte, Columbia aui Angus rail-
rOAi
Train No ~ connects daily az Gresnshor9' for
Salem. Winston, haiog h. ooisDorJ, ana More
head city. 80 salisbury Tor Ashesile. iios
springs AMI AL points IN Western North Caro-
lima a. Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta railroad tor Columba. Augusta. Aiken,
Charleston. savannah. lh0masviiie. GA, jazz
sonule and other Florida points Alss, with
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington
Trains from tue south ArriYs al Richmonip 10
A. Al. aud $3.50 T. NJ.
AMELIA COURIHOtSE TRAIN
Ieavo Richmond ............ ............ 900 r VI.
Arrive RI mond ......................s $40 A. n.
tCLONRR ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Rchu ond ................... oib \. N.
Arrive Man loster.......... .......... % or VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

fkIION RANDOLPH. General hAnagsr
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Il. 1854
TWO DAILY TRAINsTo NORFOLK.
1wo DAILY TRAINS 70 LYSCHBURG
LEAVE RICHMOND.
e4OA. NJ DAILY. Uia Rich moni aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrive a. Petersburg us
A. ~. arrive al Norfolk 100 J.. ".
$40 A. N. Daily. "a Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive al Petersburg ly.s(
Al 80. leaves Petersburg 1927
A. NJ. Tor FArmsiiie. LyuchDurs, koa-
nOks, Bristol, hnOIyille, end ali
pOlDls south and West
THROUGH CAR TO RADFORD.
fl0P II. Daily. pis Richmond ana PessrsDurg
railroad Ar1ys Petersburg sA5 T.
H.. leave Petersburg 5i0F N. daily
arriving Norfolk iO.J0 =. n. TnroDSa
car Richmond 70 Norfolk.
s:c1 p n Daily, va Richmond anf Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ~ Petersburg Tt0
T.. ~. connecpog with trAia No. =
leaving Petersburg ~ rs T. u. Tor
FarmVillo, LYnrhbucg. Roanoke. fO-
eahOntAs Bristol. Knoxville. Chatta-
noogs, and Oil points souIh asi
West
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR AccOksoDA
TiONS
No. i-slesping-car from Petersburg 20 Bristol
without change, Leaving Petersburg daily Al
10 r. NJ. sLd LynchDurg 10 Memphis Without
change.
No. 3-Lynchburg % New Orleans aud koA-
noAe 70 Chattanooga, without cnsnga
tickets, bagszgo-check., and all Information
eau bs obtained Al Richmond aud Petersburg
raiIread depot. A. W. GsrDer's, 100 hain street,
ana attne CompAny's oinee, syl e4si hsla s.ros-
W. Is. BkylLL.
General Passenger AsenL
CHAxLss G. KDDY. Woo presldenL
General once. Roanoke. Va. myu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
NORK-kIYER LINE OlA WEST
4 POINT.
DAILY .ExctPr SUNDAY


Tho fayorto route 70 Baltimore lhsstsamers
on his Inc are models 0f Dosuty. elegance, Aui
comfort Leave Richmond I'D T. ". aud H.D
T. ~. arrive a. baltimore $50 A. Nj; lea's
Baltimore daily except sunday a. ) 7. W ar
rive a. Richmond $40 4. n. ami ~ A. VI.
fars from ticuD,Ond siraIgHt r. Baltimore -;
Washington. -, Wilmington, Dol. NOj Fhila-
deiphis 81 30; New York. s. 49, Round TIP,
Wilmington. Del, s. Philadelphia, s., Ne"
York. So
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmoud uWenty- .hiri-
street depot ........ ....-... 1870 A. VI
Arrive Richmond gluenly-thltd.
Street depoL .--....-.-.. .....-.. le-S T. n
Daily. tDsily except SUNDAY.
Depot and ticGetonice FOOT virginia stres-
Uptown onico Corner Tenth And MAin strssiA
JAS. L. TAYLOR,
General Passenger hgens
j. =. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent,
Richmond, Va
81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s,S,u.

' COMPANY. for Ola POiut, Nor Asssf&sR-
folk Portsmouth,. Newport NerA C.SEemonk
anu James-riror landings dlrecI ~ elegant
Ealooa-sgeamer ARlhi, leaving Richmond
KyEKY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. aud FRIDAY
At A n StreeJ-cArs connect
Connections a. Old Pom! anf AZ norfolk
rioaelv win al luce for northern cities same
aftsrpoon James river bY daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest routs.
Through ucEes on steamer anu At GarbeFs
Agency 1909 Main street Baggage checked
tprouRa stAte-rOOms engaged iCF day " night
Fre'gh, received daily tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Old Point WaYerlY. aieksfori, Va, ani
All points ia Eastern North Carolina, kAstera
Virgiois and al regular landings on mo jamss
river. Al lowest rates, and through bills Issued
LuCIES Is. TATUM. yico-PresidenL
No. III MHia street aud kockettA
IaVtN WEisIskR. srsight and fassen niger Agon-