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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
TBE LOWER PEsINsULA.
Houses Blown Dowu-Cst.Ie Washed
Ashore.

Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April She recent
storm Was he most destructive ever known on
The Lower Peninsula Az Yorktown several
houses were blown down and tho Baltimore
wharf was damaged several hundred dollars.
In Mr.. iOtter's store his stock was damaged
fully a hundred dollars. Two largo schooners
wore wG-hoI high up Ia corn-1old. One was
loaded with -four aud the other with corn No
lives are reported lost The vessels are not
thought 20 TO damaged 10 any great extent Mr
Uobson. who resided near tho Yorktown whBrf
has his out-bouses entirely washed away and
she main building considerably damaged. ca
Gloucester Point, opposite yorktown, several
head OF cattle wor0 washed ashore. They are
'supposed 10 have been drowned in the lower
part Of The county and 70 have fioeted 40 TO no
point Mr. Crui1slGnk, who lives short dis
ianoe below Yors town, sustalned considerable
loss IN having his barn blown down and q largo
quantity OF p-Ovender damaged.
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DIsAsrEHs ACCOUNTANTS.
Additional from the Norfolk storm
DasaKxs 60 Property --DeEfhs.
special Telegram 70 the Di'ps'oh

ispscial Telegram U the Dispatch
NoaFoIE, Va. April 6-The schooner George
" CovfugsOn, Gaptsip Traverse, has gone 70
pioces on the Oyster-hOcks a. tae mouth o.
< sascinond river. The schooner ky& Captain
lafas. - asDofe az PIGS Point. Tho scnoouer
samess W3te0n Is abliOro a. Western branch.
pla schooner Godfrey IL broken 10 TWO ana
ashore in haasslaond river. The schooner Car
~ nay u a-h0re 10 Western branch. s;hoo.
nor with only masts visible h reported sunk on
OCEAN view Two rmaii Scnoouers arc ashore az
God1ins POsnL 81 The mouth Of smi.nheld
croeE aud another IN the creek; AL arc
HIN ard dry. number " wharyes al
tmithhela are badly damaged anc 10 the
Greet. u Is reported that the wafer was
fourteen Inches higher In smiihneld saturday
night thaa ever 9ss knowu before. very lew
Vesse are ia Hampton koses today. schoo-
nor ls reported ashore between Nfene} isiaho
s1s Pigs FONT, well up on tue beach.
SWIFT AWAY BODILY.
Tho long wharf at sewsil's Poiat has been
swept away BODILY for il ontifo length.
Tho m06t az fort A0nroa, when nen peeh
pumped out for fspsirs, VAS niied 70 mo Dfi"
by The gaze. - -.
leu iaud.dampefs are ashore between mere
and CrGuoy lsla1d aud are well out o. NO Nasvt.
The steamer Gpyaodotts when about iNebtf
rqiias out from ibe capes attomptoa W roson'
tas ass ci io9f men from disnAssea sssSs-
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and 1kc for July: No. red. cash. $50. poms-
DIAL. s5a9osc,; June, 5tt.aS5ssc Corn lower /:
lower; No q cash, 25s2sc bid: May, 2|ks2sssc
Wniskey steady at si.n2 Provisions dull. PORK,
tl21a Lard-Prims steam nominal at s0Ssk.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April a-rho cash quotations vere
Flour dull and unchanged. Whoat-No. 2
spring. sskc; No Fred, s5aSkc. No. corn,
stsc No. oats, 25c Mezs-pork, sfLg0sfia
Lard. sS-ss i<as6&. shori-ribs, feasGi0 Shout
dors y.50asa7a short-clear. Sa-5Oasae2X. whis
key, noa
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aAxKETs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW 1Okh-
NEW YORK. April 8-Cotton firm: sales. 216
bales; also last week, not bsfore reported, i,42
bales for consumption and l205 bales for ex-
port: uplandS 10 5-I6c. Orleans. 10 9-i6c. net
receipts al Gil ports to-day. 653 bales exports
10 Great Britain, 1873 bales; 10 France, 800
bales; 70 the Continent LIS bales; stock, 5l2
bales. Southern h0ur heavy; common 10 fair
extra, e.. 9)afa31. Wheat weak, lalic. lover.
moderately active, and chiefly milling; No 2
red. S5H aS5s<c. In store; options fairly active,
heavy. halhc. lower. and free selling by foreign
houses; No. 2 red, April, closing at s5kc May,
50 5-i6sS7 5-l6c; June, 6k as3sc. Corn mode
rateiy scsiVe and steady; No. 2, 4SHa4silc. In
elevator; options more active, AsKc. lover, and
heavy; April. axe; May, f3ai3Sc., closing at
sc: June. 2JSs43Ac. Oats strong fairly ac-
tive. and Aahc. higher; options weak and "a
&c. lover; April, sic; May. So4 a9ose.
No. No. spot @ cs,s.; naoa western SsS
and lower; April. tl645; May. siGs6asio.5o;
spot kio quiet; fair cargoes, lskc. Sugar
haw steAdier; fair refining. b.a5 l4-l6c.
centrifugsls. 96-test, 8kc.: refined nrm and
quiet; c. 6Iao8c of A. I-iss7ac. mould A.
7Ac.: standard A, INC; cut-loat and crushed
$50. MolAssss-f0reign qviss; 80 test 2yc New
Orleans quiet; open kettle. good TO fancy, 2sa
aud quiet Cotton-seed oil steady: crude. S2,sa
4lc yellow, SOC. hosin steady and quiet;
strained common 70 good. tLl24a si.l5. Turpep-
tine quiet and stesdy at 4s4c. Hides quiet snd
issS S dull ''s 4os sas fs ss ross s'.a
extra, tlA50aSi4 City meats quiet Mildles
dull; short clear. s66A Lard declined. western
steam, G.a6; options April, S.22 asked; May,
fs.23as7.e2 Freights steady: cotton per steam
er. 3-i6d.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. April a-Flour dull and lover;
Howard-strvet aud western super ts75aGl25;
extra. s4.50as4.25; family, tis0a<alo city mills
Rio brands, extra, ShSQaSb 81 Whest-Soufhern
scarce; Faits 9tc.atlo3: Longberry, Csc. asi.05;
western quiet and easy; No winter red. spot
April. @he' nominal Cern-Southern quiet and
nrm; white, 4sai3sc.; yellow. 4ssaac. western
quiet and nrm.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, April 8--Fiour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat lower, Rains IN the West and Northwest
and threatening weather hore caused severe
break ~ prices, all the markets suffering a de-
cline and the close WAS at declines from Sasnr-
day OF 2Ac for Aay. ic. Tor Jane AID August
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
DEATHS.

BARKER.-Died, Saturday. April SIN, NJ Z
O'Clock Z. NJ, ROBINSON BARKER aged htty-
eight.
~, TUESDAY, April 9th. as o'clock p. ".
Friends and acquaintance OF tho family IN
yited TO attend.
ROLTON.-Diei, 81 Soldiers Homo. on the
evening Of the 7th April. j. X. BOLTON, In the
Orty-nfth year Of his age Formerly member
OF JOhnsona battery Of artillery
Funeral will tase place THIS MORNING
april Gun at 1870 from soldiers Home.
DURvIE.-R. b. DURyIN was killed on April
9Th about If O'Clock =. VI. while In tine discharge
Of his duty "a fireman on Engine go on the Rich
moDd and Danvilie railroad liork-Mger d.
visiou,-the same engine that won't into the dock
with him and his brother about two years ago.
He vas a weli-known young man. snd kind
and affectionsie son and brother, and beloved
by all who knew him. His ago was twenty-five
years six months and seventeen days Ho DO
ionged 10 several Orders-MasOns, Junior order
United American Mechanics and the Order OF
1onu-ln all Of which he was hold In the highest
esteem. We hope that our loss may be his eter-
nal gain.
There Ia no death tho stars 80 down
To rise upon some fairer shore;
And Ia bright Heavens Ieweled crown
Thoy shine forever more.
There is no death the leaves may fall
Aud flowers may fade and pass away,
They only walt through Wintry hours
The coming OF the May.
And over near us. though unsoen,
The dear immortal spirits tread,
For all the boundlees universe
Is life-ther0 are no dead.
BY HIS BROTHER.
His funeral will take place from the First Bap-
fist church AZ 3 O'Clock 7. NJ. TODAY. April 9th.
Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend
without further notice.
McGHEE-Dled. at her mothers residence, In
Hanover county. on April the 9th. ROSA LIE,
daughter OF air John and Mrs Salle McGhee,
IN the tWenty-hrst year Of her age.
Dearest RosA thou hast loft us.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God that hast bereii us,
lie can oil our sorrows heal.
BY HER MOTHER.
RivEs.-Dled. suddenly, ia Washington, April
9TH, WILLIAM c. RlVES, Of Albemarle county
Va. son Of the late Hon. William c. kves OF
Virginia.
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RIcEEoEp LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. April s-Receipts: 112 head Of
cattle; us sheep, and 4l6 hogs.
sales: IL head Of cattle llS sheep, and SIG
hogs
Prices:
Cattle--Best 4a4Ac. gross IA few extra-hne
higher medium 20 good, 34s3lc. gross COM
mon 20 fair. 2Ha3c- gross
Sheep -ia5kc. gross
HOgs-6s6&c net
Bulls-2La3c, grOss
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Visiting the Nayy-Yard.

NEW YORK. April S--General BENJAMIN r.
Tracy, the newly-appointed secretary OF the
Navy paid his iirst oflcial yisit 20 the hayward
to-day The place presented holiday appear
ance ana the fiags were nyiog. Commodore
Kamsey welcomed the Secretary and he was
szluted ON all hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

about no Lvnchbure pcst-cf1se several days
son 10 remove the present postmaster ON account
OF President Cleveland keeping Petersburg's
postmaster In ofilcs during kahones torn as
senator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Az RlAG q.

HALPIN-POw RLL-Married, in Baltimore,
on tho sth Of April, az the residence Of the
brides cousin. Mira. Albert Marx. by the rev. l.
~ Zimmerman. CLAUDE y. .. HALPIN. fifth
son Of the late key. Professor Halpin, Of Huron
College, London. Canada, 70 ROSA B., second
daughter OF William II. Powell, Esq, Of Rich
InOnd, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
white VS.. BIack.

ored light. weight OF Chicago. and Jimmy Con-
ners. 3 lightweight Of New York, fought last
might with two-ounce gloves for purse OF $780,
Conners was knocked out In tho second round.
being badly used up.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
\ WAY COMPANY.


C,HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
- WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 70, 1889.
LEAVE MCaNoSn
Gas A. u. for NsWpor, News Old Point and
Norfolk daily. Pullman Palace Car
Richmond n Old Point
llO5 A. NJ. Through Mail FOR Cincinnati aud
Louisville Daily, Norfolk 10 Clifton
Forge; daily except sunday. Clifton
Forge % Cincinnati. sold train %
Cincinnati Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing-Car, Charlottesville 20 Cincln-
natl
Sop. N. Through Mall daily for Newport
News, Old Point sni Norfolk. Pun
msn BUFFET FsriOr-car except sunday
10 Old Point.
l;oP. u. Gordonsville Accommodation, daily
except sunday.
$50 P. n. Fast Express for Cincinnati and
Louisville. Daily. Connects in Con-
Lral Union-StatiCn, Cincinnati, for the
West and Northwest AUG 10 Union
Station, Louisville, for West snd
Southwest. Pullman Blnet Sleeping
Cars 10 Cincinnati aud Louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$50 "A n. from Gorionsyilie daily exceps sun
day.
1913 A. NJ. from Norfolk aud Old Point daily;
Pullman Bunet Psrtor-car except
sunday from Old fiont.
Sis p. n. from Cincinnau aud LOUISVILLE daily
except sunday vest OF Clifton Forge;
daiiy, cast OF Clifton Forre.
COS r. N. from Norfolk and Old Point daily.
Pullman Buffet sieopiag-car Old
Point 10 Cincinnati.
e0OP. N. from Cincinnzn and Louisville daily.
station: Broad street. near Seventeenth.
Ticket Oflces: Corner Teath and Main aud
Railway statioa II. ". FULLER
General Passenger Agent
J. T. HAsAHAs. Gensrh Msosger ieS
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, April 8-Soon.-Cotton steady and
In fair demand: American middling. 5kd. !;
sales, i2.000 bales: speculation and export 1900
beea; receipts, 1900 bales; American, 4,60
bales. Futures firm April. i9-64d. April and
May. 5 4S-6id.; May and June, 4g-64d.. also.
o 50-6td. June and July 5o-6id.; July aud Au-
gust. 50-84d.. also 5l-64d. september and oc-
tooer. 34-6ia5 35-54d. October and November,
2to4d. Tenders, GOO bales on new dockets AID
$50 bales Oh old
2R M-American middliug. 9,.d. Sales Of the
day included $500 bales American: April.
5J-6id., seller; April and May, 5O64d-. sol er !;
May and June. 5l-64d., seller; June and July,
55l-6td., seJ'or July aud August 5l-64d, sell
Ter: August and September. ) 49-6id.. seller;
Septem Der am October. 3 36-4d., seller: October
and Noyem Ter. 3 26-64d., seller; September,
49ttd. seller. Futures drm.
4 p H-April, sl-6id.. seller; April and
May, 5l-64d.. seller: May and June, 57-G4d.,
buyer; Juno and July, b 52-64d., seller: July and
August 554-s4d., seller; August and September,
5a6id., buyer; September and October.
3r6id., buyer; October and November,
5S-6id., seller; September. 49-0ld. buyer. Flu
tlYGs ClOaad Arm.
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GRAIs AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. April 8, 1897
oFFERiE6A
WHBAr.-1,40O bushels.
CORS.4,sl4 bushels
OATs.-4O00 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHsAr. Mixed, .20O bushels good at sl.02.
Shortherry, 2J0 bushels primo at sl.03. Total
sales OF wheat. LOO bushels
CoRN-White, 600 bushels prime at 45Hc. III
bushels very good at 45c. Total sales Of corn,
1874 bushels
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eloading futures ranged as fellows:
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. April s-Flour heavy; family.
tab5aH Wheat dull and lower: No mixed. 90.
Corn steady; No. 2 mixed, 81. Oats nrmsr (;
mixed. H1<c. Pork duh at Si262H. Lard dun
a. S57a Bulk-meAts dull; short ribs. s6.37k.
Bacon lower; short clear $40. Whiskey 81 ca
S4.SJ; packing aud butchers, f. 7Ca4a5.
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NEW YORK COTTON rrrrRe&

NEW YORK. April a-Cotton-Net receipts, SSi
bales; gross receipts, 3,9s4 baleA Futures closed
steady: sales, 91soO bales; April. $40. l9asil20;
Nay, $40. s4asi025; June, sl030Nl0.3l; July,
slo3satlQS7; August Sl042afiG43; september,
taNas49S: October. t97easaV; November,
Sy66ss9.67; December. Sg67as96S: January,
yanas9.7s; February. 81. s5ai9.s7 March, s9.93a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
UnrR.
COTTON REPORT

We quote. Fi1s. s2.5OAs275. superans ta7Ss
1926; extra, Sl5Jatl75; family, $lstL6). patent
family. country, $i.75sta25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

CIMPKIN & HILLYER.
CONSULTING AND CONSTRUCTING Me-
cHANICAL ENGINEERS
Works: wARwicB IRoN-woRks. Newport
Newa. Va.
General once, ITO, Main street. Richmond. Va
Correspondents solicited. NH l0-dexsaSm
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TO GAIN YOUR CONFIDENCE.

BUSINESS MUST CONE
-
CLOTHING AND CONFIDENCE TIES
LOW
THE 8
10
GETTIN
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DEPARTURES OF srEAnEHs.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s,5ru.,
\ COMPANY, for Norfolk Ports- sSz<<k8ol-
mouth, Newport NoSA ClsrsnoaL aod James
river landings direct Oy etsgant sal0on-s.eemsr
ARigL, leaving Richmond EVERY MONDA1.
WPD yEsDAY, and FRIDAY At : A. NJ Street
cars connect
Connections at Newport sess for Ola Point
ana Snatbaeid. and AZ Norfolk closely WITH all
ines for northern cities same afternoon. jamss
river by daylight Great tourist line. Vnespess
Touo
through ticzots on steamer and al Gsroo~s
Agency. 100 Main street Baggage checked
through. StAto-rOcns engaged fCr day "a nighl
Froighs received daily tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Old Point WsScrty. Hcksford. Va, and
All pofnts 10 Eastern North Carohaa, Eastern
Vlrgiais, and all regular landings On the Jane.
and RappahannOcx rlyers- ST lowest rates, and
through bills issued
LCClRN b. rATUM, vioo-Prssidsnt
No. III Main stroetand kockettA
IRWIN WKIsIskR~ t'resxht and Pssso ger Agcat
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Phl ION hANDOLiti. Ooh7fAs Mahasor,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER q. 1888
TWO DAILY TRAIssTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCaBURG
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. ~. Daily ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive AT Petersburg llOj
A. NJ: arrive ~ Norfolk l;2j T. "a.
$50 A VI. Daily, gfa Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ~ Petersburg 1919
A. ". No. leaves Petersburg 1879
4. Al. for Farmyilia. LyncAburg, kOs-
Doke. Bristol, Knoxville, and all
points South and West.
THROUGH CAR TO LYhCBBURd.
COOP. N. Daily, cft Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive fetersbnrg ESQ T..
H.; leave Petersburg 7:l0P. -. daily
arriving Norfolk $40 p. VI. Through
car Richmond ~ Norfolk
COG T. N. Daily, ULd Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ~ Petersburg 90
r. NJ, connecting win Ifain No. !.
leaving Petersburg at 7:4O =. N. for
kermYllle, Lynrhburg. Roanoke, Po-
cahontas. Bristol, Knoxville. Chatta-
nooga aud all points south aud
West
PULLMAN SLGEPlNG-CAR ACCOA4ODA'
No. l-Sleeping-car from Petersburg % Bristol
without change, AID Lynchourg TO Memphis
Without change.
No. 3-LynchbNrg TO New Orleans, and Roa-
nOke 10 Chattanooga, without change.
tickets, basgsge-chocks, and ali Information
can be obtaiped at Richmond and Petersburg
railread depot, A. W. Garbers. 1000 Main street.
end at tho Compsny's ofice, 90l cast Maln street
w. b. bkYtLL,
General Passenger Agent
CHAhLBs G. EDDY. Vice President
General Office, Roanoke. Va. auI
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

The fayorite roate TO Baltimore The steamers
on his Inns are models Of beauty. elegance, and
comfort Leave Richmond 1890 T.. VI. and t33D
Z. NJ; arrive a. baltimore $50 A. NJ. Leave
Baltimore daily eKc, pit sunday 81 a. w.; ar
rive at Richmond 800 \. VI. and fl0p A. ".
Fare Richmond TO Baltimore Firsi-ciass, =,
eecond-clsss. $50
The YORK River Line affords superior adyan-
tAges 10 busiucs+men In enabling them ~ leave
Richmond near tie close OF tho day's trans
actlons aud arrive at Baltimore early next morn.
ing. after having enjoyed delightful nights
rest free from tho cust and noise Of railway
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond (Iwonty-thini-
Street depot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. th.JD A. VI.
Arrive Richmond Ciwenty-shi1d-
Street depOp Observation-Disclosures, fb.g5 T. VI.
'Daily. tDaly except sunday.
Depot and tioket-ofilce: Foot Virginia street
Uptown ONCE: Corner Tenth and Main streetA
JAS /. TAYLOR,
General PASSENGER Agene
y. =. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent,
Richmond, Va
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager
plIlON kANDDLIli. GENERAL Manager.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
rfs.-....a e.. A. tAt....,t,

APRIL s-Market dull. Sales reported on pr-
vato terms. Primo, &c extra prime, b.. {;
fancy, size. common, 2Ha3@c.; sheled, ga
5kGAc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

A GENTS FOR SCHULTZ'S SOAPS,
~ PINK. MONDAY. yATsRLASD. &C.,
BASKETS. BRoons. AND BRUSHES.
EUREKA PALS.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
wo0DENwARE. &C, &C.
wHIITLE sRLDEN q CO.,
mhes-tJs7 ISIS east Main
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PHILADELPHIA, RiC H. SffA
EosD AND NORFOLK
:TEAMsHIP CoNPANY

Appointed selling days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at II ~. and every SUNDAY ~
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesday, and Friisys steamers
received TIL ii.sO A. NJ: for sunday steamer
TIL p e. SATURDAY. Freight received daily Nil
p. VI.
Fare. 81
for further information apply %
j. ". NcCARRlCK.
General Southern Agent, once HockettA
W.. Z. CLYDE a CO.
mol General Agenls Phil&aslphLA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

r AND PLASTER-THE CHEAP.
IL EsT and bxsT FKkflLIzEA for erAss ed
without Il have the only mill " Ne city
grinding Nova scotia piAsser. II II unrshsese "
less fresh ground send Qrtey 9 ..
WAxNkR 1Qo4k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
RAILROAD LINES.
CONNECTION

tOkNhcTlONA
Train No 20 connects daily IS Koysville for
Chase City, Clarksvills, Oxford, Durham, Hen
derson. ard Raleigh Connects daily Al Green's
boro' for Durham, Raleigh, Salem, and Winston,
and all points on North Carolina Division At
Salisbury for Ashoyile. Hot Springs, and all
points In Western Nor'h Carolina. aud az Char
lotte for Charlotte COlJmbis and Augusta rail-
road
Train No. ~ connects daily a. Greensboro for
Salem. Winston, Raleigh. Ooidsborv, aud Moro
head City; At Salisbury for Asbevillo. Hot
Springs, and all points in Western North CsrO-
lima az Charlotte with Charlotte. COlum bia and
Augusta rairosd tor Columbia. Augusta, Aiken,
Charleston, savannah 1hOmasVille, Ca. Jars-
sonville, aud other Florida poiots: aiss. Win
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington
Trains FROM the South arrive et Rchmond0l5
A. N. and $50 2. VI.
tAMBLIA COURTHOUsS TRAIN.
Leave Rich mond 800 r. W..
Arrive Richmond ......................-s $40 A. ".
tCLOVKR ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond. .......................s SIS A. VI.
ArrtVe hahosS<f.......... .......... ' NSJ l. VI.
NORk-RlVER LINE WA WEST
L POINT.
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mARINE lSrELLIGENCE.


mARINE irFELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 9. 1889.
ern rt.es ......... 5:44 HiGH TIDE
Sun sets. .......... GO Morning. ..........ll:A
Moon sets..,....... 200 Evening. .....-....l2:0l
PORT or RICHMOND, APRIL 8. lssa
ARRIVED.
steamer Old Dominion, Couch, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, George W. Allen q
Co, agents.
schooner Elias Moore, Falkenberg, Philadel-
phia, coal, 3. II. HAYES.
Schooner George W. Anderson. Gale. New
York, fertilizer, j. q. Tinsley * Co.
Schooner Emma y. EndicOtt Bowen, New
York, fertilizer, Allison & Addison.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, De!o. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL 8. 1889.
tBy Telegraph
ARRIygD.
Steamship Guyandotte. New York, and sailed
for New York. merchandise.
SAILED.
Steamship Rochdaie. Rouen. coaed.
Schooners sue Williams, Pearce. New Bedford !;
b. circuit. Bailey. New YORK ). ;. Thorp. Pearce,
Boston-all with coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
TRAINS NoRrHwARD.
'DailN tDaliy except sunday

DAILY. tpsily except sunday
SrOPPlNO-PLACss.
NoA IS and 9. make no stops. No 10
stops only On signal al Chester No u
stops On signal 81 CsntraliA No y stops
only on sigma, at Chester, centrslia, sni
Manchester No 66 stops on signal At all
regular stations and also n Temples ami Fort
Walthsn. Nos. 81 "a, IS. and IS Will atop az al.
stations FOR passengers
pULLNAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos. u sod % sleeplng-cars beweea
New York ana Tampa. ria. (rta Jacksonville.
On Trains Nos. Il and "a sleeping-cefs between
Washington ami Charleston AMI between " Ash
lngtOn and jacksonville. TN Tmin No =
sleoping cara between sew York and Jark-ou.
Vile on Trains no. % snd ~ sleeping cars
between New York and Thomseyills, Ga
IBEoNLY ALL-RAIL LINE 10 NORFOLK.
p,csmond' 'e5o A. NJ Norfolk. ..f.asP.M
Richmond -. goo p. ". Norfolk. ..ei0P. n.
Norfolk $50 4. N. Richmond. ..ll.sf 4. VI.
Norfolk .... 800 4. NJ. Richmond. $50 T. NJ
These trains also make close connections tor
Fsrmylle. l.ynohb burg, and South scstorn poiR's.
aud ali stations on tho Norfolk ami Western rail-
ros1. h. NJ SJLLl.
Suporiu tsndenL
ET. D. MysaS General superint-ndenL
T. NJ EEsRSON tseneral Pnseeu ler Agent
SOL HAAS. Irafic Manager mis-
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH AL.I-kAlL fASI-fRklOHf LINE
10 AID From BALTIMORE. PHlLA-
DELPHIA, NRW YORK. AND
EAsrERN AND WEST
kRN CITIES
ONLY TWELVE HcSks BETWEEN RICH
NOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRBCfiON
Corrrspondlngly Quick ume o. other point.
Through bills ot lading isHicd at low rates.
&. A. TAYLOR
mol General frsight Agent
DfCHMOND, FRfDERICKSBU re-
~ AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-echednls
commenting FEBRUARY H. 1852 -eastsrn stan-
darf time.
7:3g A. N. leaves Byri-strees station daily
siops only ~ Ashland, Junction, NIL
ford, and fIodercksOurg. sleeporD
Washington and Now York.
| iiO7 A " leaves Byri-Slre0t station daily, ex-
ccpt sunday. sleeper ~ Washipgonn.
/ 6.25 r. ". leaves Byr,i-Street station daily.
Sleeper ~ New fOrA
S:s0 A. N. arrives az Byrd-srVot station daily.
Sleeper from Nov York.
23S p. 81. arrives ~ Byrs->treet station daily.
stops nc FrodererksDurg, Milford
Junction. ami Ashland. sleeper from
Washington aud Nov York.
e:t5P VI. arrives at Hyri-street station daily.
except sunday sleeper FROM MAnh-
ingt0n.
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
consisting Of vestibnls Pullman cars. leaves
Byrd-SIoSs 5tatiOn az $40 A. ID. on tuesdays,
!
! r. n. ON Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays.
This train makes 40 local stops and extra faro
Is charged.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY RxcEpP sirHDkYs
sOOP NJ accommodation leaves Byrd-stress
station; arrives az Ashland At z. n.
cop. VI. leaves KlDa. ARRIVES al Ashland ss
642 l.. ".
s:43A NJ accom- mediation arrives a. Byrd
Street station. leaves Ashland a.
IN A. ~.
g59P. NJ. arrives at Elbs. leaves Ashland al
5:l2P.M,
G. A. TAYLOR General Ticket Agent
E.T. d. MxERs. General Superintendent
las