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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
BOLD INCENDtAnY ATTEMPT.
a store and Dwelling Fired AFTER
Midntght-PerAonR
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. February I, 1883.
A bold attempt was made between - and
| o'clock last night TO set fire 10 and born
the frame store and dwelling OF Dir. J. T..
Perkinsou. No. 505 Washington street. A
large bundle OF cotton waste and rags, satu-
rated with kerosene oil, wss placed under
one Of the rear corners OF The building
and the match spplisd. Mr. Perkin-
son and family, as also Iiigh.Coust'-
ble Parkinson and family, we're sFoep
In the rooms above the store. Fortunately
the attention of a cOored man who was
passing in the vicinity was attract
ed bv the flames rs they were gain
ing headway, and he quickly aroused
the inmates 10 sense OF their dan
ger. By active eXeriions the building wis
saved from serious damage. II il believed
that the fire was kiudled by some person
who thus sought TO take revenge upon the
High Constable for some official action Of
his. Hsd the fire not been soon discovered
the building would have been burned aud
several lives endangered.
DIR. Frank W. Ilzios, son OF the Rev. g.
X. Hams, y. D., rector OF ~ PauFs Epi'eo-
pal church ia this city, has been UNANIMOUSLY
elected resident physician OF Fay View Hos
pitsl, Baltimore. Md deserved compl-
ment to most worthy and promising young
man.
DIR. S. W. Budd, Of this ctv, who has been
quite sick for some DAYS. Is reported as bet
ter and improving to-day.
The progress Of the dispositions taken by
John NJ. Langston IN the matter OF his con-
test for the seat in the next Congress from
this district il very slow. With the excep-
ton al The alleged cOntumaciOuS witness. a.
already reported In the Dispatch, little or
nothing has occurred 20 vary the monotony
Of the work, ROBIN ADAIR.
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SANITATION.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS IN THE
NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
Refuse and Garbage and Their Disposal
Sewerage and It's Effects on
gdible Crops.
Especial telegram to the Dlspaich.l

RALEIGH. y. C.. February THE State
Sanitary Convention was in session until =
late hour last night. Professor Venable, OF
the State University, read a valuable papeT
upon the drinking.waier OF towns. The
session was resumed this morning. A
ysluable paper was read by Professor j. l..
Ludlow on the disposal OF refuse and gar
baRe In the interest OF sanitation.
Various understanding freezing, cleo
triclty, dstillation, liberation, precipitation,
and irrigatlon-were discussed. The paper
treated at length the matter % the disposal OF
garbage. At the conclusion Of Professor
Ludlow's paper the convention returned
him thanks.
DR.. Eugene Grissom. OF Raleigh. spoke OF
the effect Of sewerage upon edible crops.
10 was stated by Professor Ludlow that
such fertilizer wss not injurious, and the
strawberry gardens near Paris were cited ~
an example.
DR.. +. r. Wood read paper on the dls-
posal Of sewerage and Or. Tucker a PAPER
Oh the duties aud responsibilities OF super
intendents Of health.
A special committee was appointed, con-
ssting OF Drs. James Mckee aud Tucker
and Professor Vena5le, TO memorable the
Legislature with view 70 securing the en-
actment Of sreca legislation for the pro-
lection OF watersheds and water supplies.
The convention adjourned sine de this
afternoon, aud then in BODY called on
Governor Fowle at the Executive Office.
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homestead law and also one allowing per.
sons who have abandoned or reI,nquished
their homestead entries 10 make another en-.
try. The bill was passed.
Then Mr.. 0'Ncill. OF Pennsylvania, called
up the bill increasing the pension Of the
widow Of Brigsdier-Genersl W. ii. Emery
10 $50 a month.
Mr.. Townshend, OF Illinois, antagonized
II with the army appropriation bill and raised
the question OF consideration. Much con-
fusion cnsued. The friends OF the pension
bill outyoied their antagonists, and after
some opposition 10 IL IL passed.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the srmv appropriation bill.
Mr.. Randall raised q point OF order
agqlnst the clause appropriating 100000
for the purchase Of movable submarine tor
pedoes. lie sent TO the Clerks desk and
mad read a letter from the Chief OF Engi-
neers advising against the appropriation,
stating that movable torpedoes were not
perfected, and setting forth the advantages
OF submarine mines.
This brought on long debate uron The
comparative merits OF liked torpedoes and
submarine mines against movable torpe-
does.
Pleading the decision OF the point OF or
der The commttee rose.
On motion of Mr.. Clements. Of Georgia, 4
conference was ordered on the District OF
Columbia appropriation bill.
The House then. at 5 O'Clock, adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
THE HILL CITY.
TIE CHURCH STEWARDS REFUSED TO
ACCEPT TIE BEoUEsT.
Alarm Yalls Ia--AReport without fcunda'
tiop--Ics Forming--Personal
Notes.


IyxcuBrRo, Va. February MIR. Alex
der Mcdonald, editor OF The Vire'nlan' re,
turned mi. morning from Washington, ana
rcpor,s that his exhibit for the Paris Exposf
ton IL nearly comriete.
snu wss Instituted some time ago In The
Cornoration Court by Charles stewart 70 SCI
ssids . bequost 80 Centenary Methodist bnis-
copal church In the will Of his fsther. Charles
stewart. The Board OF Stewards OF the
church held . meeting last night ana de.
cliued 10 accept the bequcst on the GROUND
ei.)ts being invalid, and made declaration
Sto Pat effect. U.A
"A telegram was received here from Nasn-
willie this morning announcing the destN' IN
thai city. Of John W. Harris VINO wa, ,yI re-
Gently so seriously hurt on the steamer maze
Adams. which blew up on the Mississippi
river. Harris was the only brother oil MIS-
X. n. Boatwright, OF this city.
The barr OF W. {. MAYS. In the village OF
Madison. lust acrOss the river, fell IN isst
nIebt and was completely demolished.
There were stored In the building 3CO BUSH
el. of corn and several vehicles. which were
completely DESTROYED.
Mstor Peer J. Otey. president OF the
Lyncbburg and Durham railroad, SAYS the
road will certainly be completed 10 Durham
In eighteen months.
The report that Blankenshp. miller VINO
went over the dam Al Scotrs mill several
weeks aro. has returned - without iounda-
tion. The friends OF the unfortunate man
have no doubt about his having been
drowned. a. there was no reason whatever
for him 70 leave home. He was In his mill
clothes and did no; have cent OF money on
the morning he disappeared. The general
opinion IL that his body was washed toto
sand bar when the river rose on the gay
after his disappearance.
The mountains throughout this section are
covered WITH deep snow. lee gathered from
three 10 five inches thick.
Northtrn capitalists are ueeotiatingf for the
purchase Of the MOplvale Hygeia Springs,
near Buiordsyille, Bedford county, with me
intention Of erecting large h0,el and
making II q summer resort.
General Thomas +. Muniord, OF this city,
who has been sick for some time In Roanoke
City, IL reported much better.
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is very likely the one that has conveyed poi
sons 20 your system from some OH well.
whose waters have become contaminated
from sewers vaults, or pcrcOlatiOns from the
soil. To eradicate these pOiEOns from the
system and save yourself a spell OF maarial,
typhoid or bilious fever. and to keep the
liver. kidneys and lungs in healthy and
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Medical Discovery. IL arOuses I'll the eN-
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'Tettcr Eczema. ErysDeas, ScrOtui0us Sores
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disappear under itS use.
Golden Medical Discovery" is the only
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under positive guarantee Of ats bcne-
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for it will be promptly returned.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
AUCTION .aLrs-ra.nrc Dry.:
BY Rawlings & Rose.
Reai Estsre Auctioneors,
No II north Tenth street.
tr,RrsTEE,s SAFE OF a CORNER

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A CORNER
4 BRICK sJORE. TWO BRICK DWELLING
AND -FOUR FRAME DWELLING-HoOsEs. On
GRAHAM STREET. IN THE IOWN Or ~ W y,
TON; A DESIRABLE yhCASI LOT O ~ 81 -
STREET, AND 100 FEET or GROUND ON
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN LOT lSiANA AND
DENNY STREETS, IN PORT MAYO, hLssO,
TWO SMALL TRACTS or LAND, CONTAlSiNG..
FORTY-TWO AND THIkTf-IHkEE ASns5
RESPECTIVELY. LOCATED ON IUE CBNThhL
TURNPIKE. N HESKICO COUNTY, SHORT
DISTANCE BELOW THE Clff.-by virtue o'
deed OF trust from Sohn f. BossieuS. da'cd
March ~. 1871 duly recorded In tho kicnmODd
ChanceTy court, Deod-Book log, page -. ana
Henrico county Deadlock s3, page =. deieit
having been made Ia thu payment OF ccrthla
note thereby secured. aud being required so 70
do by the benenclares, I will. a. substituted
trustee for J. O. BLACKWELL. sell st suction-frss,
ON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Il, 1880.
st o'clock p. 81. tho sbOvo STORE, DWELL
ING-HOU>Es, and LOTS. The brick store AZ tbs
corner Of Erin snd Graham streets u Two stories
and has ave rooms. The brick dwellings Gave
four rooms each. and the four frame dwellings
have three rooms each, all having good 'front.'
age on Graham street and running back 40 ieet
TO an alley 10 feet wide; and. next on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. $50.
az 70 o'clock NJ. | will cell At Ienrico county
courthouse TWO YALUABLs FARMS situated
on The Central turnpike thros miles below the
city. in tho county OF henrico, one OF ~ j5~lND
acres. on tho north side OF tho said Csu-
trai turnpike, the o her Of - sl5-ic00 acres. vi
the improvements thereon, consisting o. neat
COTTAGE HOUSE, on the south side Of the said
Central turnpike
Ihc very rapid advances IN Fulton property
In the past year and the desirable location OF
This property must commend II 10 parties seek
ing drst-cass Investment
Tho forms are beautifully situated, being level
and easy q improvement. sni convenient go ths
city by che a The Dest roads leading thereto
must make them valuable.
Teams: BY consent OF all parties, one fourth
IN cash, balance In four. eight ADD twelve
months for negotiable notes bearing per cont.
interest, and secured 10y deed II trust. OK Gil
cash, a. option OF purchaser.
LOUISE. BOSSIEUX.
Substituted Trustee.
RAWLINGS & ROsE. Aucii0neer4 fe3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
By y. ". Bowe.
Real Estate AuciiOneer.
by ~ ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auciioneer.
A GRAND MAN UFACTU RING
SITE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE on THB
SOUTH SIDE or THg RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD,
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL,
AND
RUNNING BACK TO JAMES RIVER,
Al AUCTION.

in execution Of q dsed OF trust from T. F.. snd
!. T. Harvie and their wives. dated October II,
1873. and duly recorded. tho Undersigned, sur
ylYinC trustee Of himself sud the iae A. H. VII
lams. viii soil by auction, ~ the ofilco Of y. ".
BOFe. auctoueer. No. 1 Eleventh street, on
MONDAH THE liTH DAY or FEBRUARY. 1859.
a. o'clock !. NJ, he PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed the same fronting $50 feet on The south
side % the Richmond ans Allegheny railroad .or
James RIVER and hanawhR canal, aud lnnlng
baca 70 James river
1hisrropcrty begins about So feet west Of th,
Tredegar Works and runs up 10 tho new paper
mills.
t. probable that arrangements for water
power ran ue made with the Richmond AMI Al
leghsny Railroad Company. aui as ono CUBIC
foot Of water at TINS point Will develop ABOUT
four-hOrse power about three times The usual
amount 10 IS evident that this lot has great value
for manufacturing sites. Plat Ht Guctionoers
Oiiice.
TERMS: BY confenL one third cash balance at
six and twelve months for notes, with interest
added and secured by trust decd.
ROBERT a.. -TFGER,
ll30 Surviving Trustee.
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AUCTION sALKs-Fa.ure pay..
,.~~(~~-.-Dc,.r,S r.~sofsDrs~.~~~rr~>>>rO~
BY n. w. Dows
aud
John I. Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY : ~ I.
GATED BRICK DWELLING ON NORTH SIDE
OF MAIN BETWEEN SIXTH AND SBNkNIH
STREETS, KNOWN A. THE LOWER AhLiN6-
TON HOilsE.n-By virtuo OF decree OF the
Chancory Court OF the city Of Richmond entered
on tho 2Sth day OF January. 1889. In the casa OF
Vaughan and ale. r. hercith's assignee. &C..
the undersigned. special commissioners, VIII sell
at public auction. on tho promises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1883.
at O'Clock p. NJ, that large and aimira bly, we'll
built FOUK-sTORY- AN d BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING No 602 east Main street, containing
about sixteen rooms OF fine size and pitch, vita
all modern Improvements, besides detached
kitchen with four rooms.
The lot has \ front O. % foet aud cepth OF
about i5i feet TO . gido paved alley.
The house at present. and for many years past,
has been occupied as frst-class hoarding-
house, rarely over vacant. and always command
ing good rent This property will soon o. IN
demand for store purposes, and u - likely that
within the next few months tho lot at the south
east corner OF Main nnd Fifth streets Will DO 50
lected as the site for the now hotel. in which
event this property will almost double In value.
The attention OF those wishing a nrst.ciass IN
yestrnent IL called 10 this sale
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance In sx,
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
interest added. and title retained until all tho
purrhase- money Is paid and = conveyance or
dered ~ tho CoaEL X II. CAkDM Eli,
A. x. LEAKE.
Special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

rs i. Thompson Brown & Co,
GOAL tsist' Agents ana Auctionee -
Illl Aain street
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Damvii,e wide Awake.
Ispeclal Lelegram % the pIspsleI

DANyiILE, Va, February THE largest
anu most enthusiastic meeting OF business
men and local capitalists ever beld here con.
yened this afternoon TO take initiatory steps
10 organize the Dsnyille Lsnd.Improye-
ment Company. II was an earnest business
meeting. and $4,000 capital stock was SUBJ
scribed on the spot. meeting 10 complete
the organization viii be held to morrow,
when 1t Is expected the capital viii be
doubled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

tNos. ant 2 run daily cclseon Richmond ant
Clifton Forge ani daily except sunday tgtHcea
Balcony Fall aud Lexington.
ARHlNk RICHMOND.
SIS Z. NJ. NAL daily.
gl3 A. 81. ACCOAsODArION daily ter-sf
sunday.
CONNaC 4lDNA
Az Clifton Forge WITH Chesapeake and ono
railway f0r ihe South, Meet. aai Northeast
A. yncnburg win Norfolk ami We-,era raI-
road Tor all po.nt5 SOu'h, southeast sud -o4.4-
west and Virginia Midland railway Tor al poia.3
North aud South.
~ Richmond with Assoc.atei Railways for a.
points Ia tho S0uth. aul Richmond. Frsiorlcff
burg and Potomac railroad for th8 Nortl.
Al Lexington with Baltimore and ohio "a
rOaI. making close Connections a. nerpers
Ferry " and from Pittsburgh aud ths West. So
po.nIs North sgd kssi.
s.espmg-csrs LYncnblrg - MemyhlA SeH
Orleans. and Litts Ho-6.
Trains marked 3 daily Except sunday
daily.
Tickets sold 10 all polutA Onicss 9i, "a
Main street. 100 Man street. AID =, k-hmo0t
AID Allegheny depot. kiglth AMI cana stress
joins H. MANNtkUp,
nO3i General Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08

Train No. ~ connects daily a. kog.rlIe ~
Chasa a. y. Clsfksfilie. oxford, u.lt4n. usu.
derson. and Raleigh. fouue.'s IaIFa st.sus.
bofO f0r Durham. Raleigh. salem. 81 .n.f..r.
and all points 900 Nartl Carolina nvsInn a.
Salisbury f'r Asleu le, HDf SPRUCE. AMI r.I
points ia Western No-h Carolina. All atthar.
lotie for Charlotte. Columbia alI A.slta rs...
TOad.
Train No. - connects sally A. Greensboro Pr
salem, winston, ia 'c 81. nuIist.r.. All Nora.
heal City. ~ salisbury fr asher. . N.t
springs. ant an points i1 Western N.rl Caro-
Inns: ~ Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia sri
Augusta raj ROAD Tor column = Augusta A .sar.
Charleston, savannah, mA-tl.e. Ca. Ja.k-
s0nulle, aui 0'her florfa r0..fs. -. ri.h
Carolina Central rsilrlAI or NIll.nr. .l
Trains from Tho soaih arrive q. ll-am h.iS
A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
BY James y. Elam,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lll3 Main street
TWO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
4 CENIRALLY-LOCATKD
NEW, AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FRAME DWELLINGS.
Nos s0i AND zoe EAST CLAY STREET,
IOBE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY request Of the owner | shall sell by public
auction, on tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY, NEXT. FEBRUARY 18TH,
A. $50 o'clock +. NJ. the sboye-named worry az
trac;iyo ard desrably- located DWELLINGS.
containing nine rooms each. win all the modern
cOnvsnioncos, handsome marble mAntels
range, hot AMI cold water. bath, etc. admirably
arranged, thoroughly well built. complete, and
In perfect order, with ots about 29IsO feet each.
occupied by good tenants and yielding a hand
some revenue upon the price expected.
TO aud examine these houses and attend the
sale.
TRRgs Ono third CASH the balance by negO-
Table notes at six and twelve months. with IN
te-ostaiIed and occurred by deed OF trust.
feS j. b ELAN. Aucti0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
BY n. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
ONCE Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
y LIFE ESTATE or SAMUEL BENDIT IN
ONE UNDIVIDED THIRD Or STORE AND
DWELLING No. l5i5 MAIN STREET, NEARLY
OPPOSITE lHE Old MARKET AND OCCU-
PIED By LOUIS NACIM N, ESQ, As A DRY
GOODS SIORE.-By virtue Of decree OF The
Chancery Court Of the cityof Richm0nd, re lder-
ed On the l9th Jay OF December, 1881. in the suit
Of Beniit Cs schweitzer, &C, We. a. special com
missioners thereby appointed. will proceed TO
sell a. public auction, upon the promises, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Il. 1899.
AZ ieN o'clock r. H.. All tho right. ,tle, and in
tersst Of the ssid samuel Bendit. heit a life
estate bv courtesy IN one undivided third Of
an mat certain LOT o. LAND fronting Il feet,
more or less Dy no foet ~ an alley ~ feet wide,
with Ell TIE improve menfs thereon, consisting OF
n LARGE ] II fEE-S foxy BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING. known a. 40. lfi5 east Main street.
/. is now occupied by good tenants al $3.50 per
auuum.
IEsAs: One half cash the balance on a credit
of Fix months, ana 20 10 evidenced by d negOtia-
bic note, with interest added, ttle retained unul
ihe whole purc'le 30 money Is paid and \ convey
anro Us ordered 10y tho Court.
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN.
j.. c, RlCHAkDSON,
" Is HENRY,
Special Commissioners.
BTNDfr. Plaintiff. AGAINST SCHwgiTZEN &C,
DEFsSDAvIs-lS rHs CHASCERY COJHT o. TBE
CITY 0r HlCuHoNn.
l. Cbari"s So. Godlin. clerk Of said court, cor
llr thrf tLr loud required Of tho special COM
ui-,l1rrr- Nv mo derre5 In said cause OF De
'emn.r 40. lS,-. tas neen duly given.
Glfcn lnIer ny hand this tn day Of Febru-
arg, ia,9.
los CHARLES W. GODDtN.
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BY Z. A. CatllD,
Real Estate Aucti0neer.

DYVIRTUE or 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID from v. Z. Ballard 10 tho undersigned as
trustee, and 10 execution OF decree o. the Cir
cult Court Of lieurico II 18th OF January. lsS9,
IN he cause OF GOddins administrator ~ Bal
lard and ais., Will sell by pubic auction, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY "A, 1882.
az o'clock p. NJ, 81 the real estate Office Of z.
A. Catlin, No 4 north Eleventh street. in tho
city Of Richmond, a DEslkA bLE AND ADMIkA-
bly, LOCATED LOr OF 10 6-i0 ACRES IN Hen
rico county. adjoining on the east the late resi-
deuce OF John r. Ballard This land lays we'll
aud il adapted TO trucking or dairy purposes,
and Is beautiful building site-cOnyoni0nt ~
the city, 20 the hermitage road, 70 the new bou-
leysrd and 10 The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. and IN the line VI the pro-
tected Improvements In hat section. A plat Of
this property can Do seen AZ the ONCE Of the
auctiOneer.
Terms Ono third cash; the balance on a
credit Of six and twelve months, for notes with
interest added, and lite retained TIL conveyance
j. ordered by the Court
fes ALEXANDER COKE, Trustee.
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RAILRO LE.ES.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
X WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT FEBRUARY 10. 1880.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
s:i5 \. NJ Tor Newport News, OH Point. and
AOrfol daily
il:O5 4. NJ. Through Mail for Cincinnati and
Louisville Daily, Norfolk 10 clifton
lo-,e; daily except sunday. Clifton
Forge to Cincinnati sold tfsn o
en- .ulat. Pullman Buffet SLEEP
-lar. Charlottesville 10 tincin-
uati.
News. Oli Point ani Norfolk.
400 +. ". G0rdOnsyiie Accommodation, daily
az opt Sunday.
Sop. NJ. ta.l tSoro.s for Cincinnati and
Louisville. Daily Connects In Gem
trai ln.on.Sauon, Cincinnati, for tho
"esf sni Northwest ami 10 Union
station, LouIsville FOR West and
Southwest Pullman Burof Shopping
cars TO Cincinnati aud Louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$50. NJ. frrm Gorionsynle daily except sun
i0.55A N. from Norfolk snd Old Point daily
3.lj y. II. from Cincinnati ami LDuryilie daily
except sunday west Of Clifton Forge :;
Hai.p east 60 clifton forge
Cos p. ". from Norfolk aniOld Point daily.
gO0P. n. from Cincinnati and L0uilvlle daily.
-tauOu Broad street. ncar seventeenth.
Ticket Onlces: Corner Ian'n ana VAIN and
Railway station. H. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
r ODELIa General Manager feS
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
saAND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Schedule
commenting JANUARY =, leg eastern siam
40 A. 81. leaves Byri-Street station daily
stops 01ly az Ashland, Junction, Mil
ford, ana Fredericksburg. sleeper 10
Washington anl New YORK.
ft:11 A. NJ leaves Byrd-Street station daily, eX-
cept sunday. sleeper 10 Washington.
tDP Il. Leaves Byri-Street station daily.
sleeper 20 Now YORK.
gO7 4. n. arrives al Byrd street station daily.
sleeper from New YORK.
Esp NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station daily:
stops az fredericksburg. Milford. md
Junction. sleeper from Washington
and New York
7:45P. NJ. arrive. a. Byrd Street station daily
except sunday. Sleeper from W ash
iugtOn
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
consisting OF yestbulo Pullman carr. leaves
Byrd street station at $40 A. VI. on Tuesdays.
Thursdays. AMI Saturdays, ami arrives a. f.lJ
T.. n. on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Friday.
This train makes no local stops, ami extra fare
ia charged. First uorth-bOund train leaves
Thursday, 10Th instant,
ASHLAND TRAfNS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
COOP. 81. accommodation leaves Byrd Street
station: arrives az Ashlaud at , r. N.
604P NJ. leaves Elba. arrives at Ashland a.
6.i2 T.. n.
s45 A. NJ. accommodation arrives az Byrd
Street station; leaves Ashland az
5:s9P. ~ arrives a. Elba. leaves Ashland At
ca taylor. General Ticket Agent
RT. D. MTBRg, General superintendent
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .1.ysn.

n IKJINIA oIEAMDUAI s,1sA
' COMPANY. for Norfolk Ports Akfke<A1l-
mouth, Newport News. ClRIenOnL and James
river landings direct BY elegant salooo steamer
ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY.
WE'D sESDAY. aud FRIDAY 1t A. NJ. Street
cars connect
Connections AZ Newport News for Ola Poin;
and Smitpnsd and ~ Norfolk closely with all
lines for northern cities same afternoon. James
river by daylight Great tourist line. Cheapes.
route.
Through tickets on steamer and a. Garber's
Agency 1000 Main street baggage checked
through State-rooins engaged for day or night
frelgh5 received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point WaVerlY, hicksfoTd. Va, aud
AL points Ia kaetern Norm CafOnna, k2stsra
Virginia, and all regular landings on the Jan -
and kappahannocx rivers, at lowest rates. and
through bills issued
LUClEN D. TATUN, vice-PresiionI
No. lli7 Main street aud Rocketts
IRWIN WSIsl3kR. Freight and Passenger Agent