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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
To Would-Be Inventor.
0le Eiilor of Me DtspaioA !:

To he EdltOT OF ule Dls11ulpH:
The Patent Office does not require that
n model shall be furnished in order 10 ap.
ply for patent. Generally model is not
needed, but after the application Is made
the examiner will call for q model If he
wishes IL. IL may be foot in length, height,
or width, but should be smaller if it can
conveniently be made so. Must not be
fastened with glue. In reference to the
cost. the inventor loses the amount paid
70 the Government ii his application is re.
isetsa. isfxsxoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

Mrs. Martina +. Fcnn, aged seventy-fOur
wears, relict Of Allan Fem, died at
her home in this city to-day Of congestion
of the lungs. She was a most estimable
Christian lady, and her death Is lamcnted
bv large circle of friends and relatives IN
Petersburg and Richmond. Deceased was
a near relative of the late General Winfield
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
TO SUE FOR FIFTY MILLIONS.
Hungarian Heirs Want the Best Part of
San Francisco.

san Francisco.
A San Francisco special says Following
hard upon the sensational Sharon and
Blythe cases Will probably come the suit of
the Hungarian heirs of the Leidesdorfl
estate TO recover the large property owned
by William LeidesdOrf. one of the carly
merchants of san Francisco. who died III
1913 intestate. IL Is said that trust
has lately been formed in Buda-Pcsth by
the heirs of Lcidesdori1. with branches IN
the United States. 10 overthrow the
title to the entire IeideSdOrh es-
tate in California. The suit, if begun,
will involve over fifty millions. TAX
inc into consideration the fact tnat
Leidesdorif owned thirty-three blocks
south of Market street, the blocks on
Montgomery street between California and
Pine, the site on which the town OF Folsom
now stands, the American ranch and all
the property IN the neighborhOod of the
Bank OF California, together with other
choice pieces of city property, II Is easy TO
cuage the magnitude of the interests IN
volved. When Leidesdorf died ". ID. VI.
Howard was appointed the administrator
of his estate. and he secured {. V. Giles
pie, the well-knOwn surveyor, to assist HIM.
The property was badly encountered with
claims. amounting to S60.O00. But Quar-
terma,ter j. L. Folsom, of San Francisco,
=
Just before the reports came of the gold
discovery he secured an option on the real
estate, went to st. Croix, i'll the West ln-
dies, and bought off the reputed mother Of
LeidesdOrtf, Maria Sparks, and other heirs.
1t was claimed that Ledesdor1's father
was a Dane, and his mother a negress.
When Folsom came back he had the deeds
and the secured property, worth several
millions, for about $4,000. The deeds of
oil . ~ ~ Folsom
is declared now that the Sparks woman
was not the mother Of Leldesdorff, but that
he came from Azsod, in Hungary. 1t is
also claimed that Folsom only got quit
claim deed Of three quarters of the estate
from the West Indian negress and other
relatives. This movement of the Hun
garian heirs Is due TO solomon Ullmer, of
Cleveland, o., who is relative of Leides-
dorH, and has investigated the case: The
association formed in Buda-Pesth has re
tanned counsel here to press the claims of
these reported heirs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
HiII-CilX Notes.


LYNcHBURG. VA, August Sits reported
here to-day that man stationed at the
washout at Thaxton, on the Norfolk and
Western road, went TO sleep on the track
last night and was struck by train and
badly hurt, but is still living.
1t is reported in Republican circles that
young Billy Malone. son Of the General,
will supercede Captain Fowle rs chief
deputy i'll the internal-reyenue Office IN
this CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
Reply to the Queries of "wOuld-Be In
ventor."

Prior 10 1860 the Government fee for the
issuing of patent was $40. If your appli-
cation was rejected the amount was re-
turned TO You. AS the law now stands you
pay when filing your application SIS. If q
patent is ordered 10 issue You paw an addi-
tional fee Of $50. If your application is
rejected Uncle Sam refunds none of the
SIS. Models are not required unless the
applicant prefers TO supply a working one.
Drarinqs are now required. Models are
not allowed TO exceed twelve inches.
An OLD INVENTOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

A UCTION SALE OF EIGHT VERY
IN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on THE
EAST SIDE OF CLOPTON STREET BErW ZEN
HULL AND BAINBKIDGE STREETS. MAN
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
0SEHOLD FURNITURE. TWO FINE
MICH cows. AND TWO HOGS-At the re-
quest Of tho ownor. who is leaving tho city. will
soil at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, AUaCsr 3, 1859.
commencing et t'oclock +. NJ, At the residsnce
OF Mrs. [. z. Voolfolk. on Ciopt0n street = large
assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COWS, HOGS. sc. And Immediately alter ne
sale OF personal property say Al o'clock p
MI will offer for sale LOTS Nos. g @ 10. -. u.
10. "a, and IS. fronting 20 feet each on tho east
side q Clopton street. ~ above. and having
depth OF 100 feet 10 an alley.
These lots are very desirable. being high and
dry. in n rst- class mel Oh borhood. near churches
schools &C. within square OF streetcars, in no
western part " tho city, where property Is grow
ing rapidly In value.
TERNs: On personal property msde known At
sale : on real estate one fourth cnsh. and tho
balance in six. Twelve. and eighteen months.
deferred payments secured by decd OF trust Aai
bearing interest from day Of sale.
a. /. ADAMsoN.
au7 Auciioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
PHILADELPHIA. RIG H. ->fEsh
NOND AND NoRsoLk
lIEAMSAIP coAPANf.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY AZ u A. aud every SUNDAY al
D A. N.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
rs.eIyed tin 1880 A. NJ; for SunGAys steAmer
un sP. 81. SATURDAY Freight received daily tiIl
4. M.
Fare. s.
For further information Apply TO
j. w. AcCAKRiCk,
General Southern Agent Once hoeksttA
w r. CLYDE a Co.
eel osasrsl Axsnn rhiisdslpaiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09


The negroes have again begun 10 hold
meetings IN favor of an exodus of their race
from the State. The president Of the State
Emigration Association, George w. Price,
attends these meetings. He is one Of the
Exodus Committee appointed at the State
Convention in Raleigh. and is canvassing
the State 10 prevent the negroes from
being deceived by the socalled emigration
agents. He advises all the negroes 10 re-
main where they are until the committee
makes a report. lie states that President
Harrison will be powerfully urged 10
use bis influence 10 induce Congress to
make an appropriation 10 aid the negroes
20 emigrate when once a place is found for
them 70 so.
SENTENCED COMMITTED.
Governor Fowle to-day committed the
death sentence OF David Bell, of Madison
county, 10 life Imprisonment at hard labor
in the penitentiary. Bell was convicted
last autumn Of outrageous assault, was
sentenced 10 be hanged June TIN, and was
reprieved until the 10th Of the present
month. The Communication Is granted upon
the recommendation Of the Judge. Solici-
tor, various citizens. and afiidavits as TO
newly discovered testimony in the prison.
er's favor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

The Dukes Of Norfolk, Deyonshire, Rich
mond, aud Grafton are all widowers, and
might be induced 10 marry. Their ages in
the order they are named are forty-two,
eighty-one, seventy lone, and seventy. HIS
Grace OF Norfolk seems 70 be the only
chance for an American girl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
WARRENTON.
And stiI IL Rains-nilltary.
Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispstchl

WARRENroN, Va, August Z, 1889.
The rain continues TO pour down every
day and infict much damage TO the crops
and prevents the ripening Of garden vege-
tables. la many places where the farmers
neglected 10 stack their hay and wheat
until too late the crops are destroyed. The
tomato crop in this section Is unusually
poor, owing 10 the rot occasioned by the
incessant rams.
The Lynchburg Light Artillery arrived
in town on Monday, and after partaking of
q delightful breakfast served at the Town
Hall by the Ladies' OF the town pAraded tae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
By ChoWuiug & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Aucuouocrs, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
TIGHT GOOD BUILDING LOTS
AZ TO BE SOLD
WITHOUT LIMIT OK RESERVE
To THE HIGHEST BIDDER.


BY direction ~ tho Committee on Gr0undsa and
Buildings We win sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
MONDAY. AUGUST 70. 1s-9,
ats o'clock F. w., EIGHT BUILDING LOTS, stu
~ no northwest corner II Reservoir aud ASH
land slreots-eu fronting on Ashland street
Tho corner Lot has a front Of % by - feet, and
tn remaining seven each front ~ by 30 feet
Those Lots being located Immediately oppo-
site NarsLsll- RESERVOIR Grounds and possessing
81 u tho city's facilities render hcm valuable
a. hOue Sizes. lOu viii lMov ise haye The ad-
vantage ~ securing your lot from fret hands,
thus Guiding the grasp 81 crafty moiues,
whose mission IS 70 MAKE tho poor poorer, ue
rich richer.
pla. OF tho property will be shown Al me
time OF sale. Lot there 10 good turnout OF
bidders.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the remainder ~
six. twelve, sud eighteen months. occurred by
decd II trust, with per cent. added.
CHEWING Il ROSE
Ru3 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
A Richmond Printer Married.

T7-ITf70I7tI III 70 1''V
CHARLrsroN, w. Va, August Sc. W.
England, formerly a compositor on the
Dispatch, but who has practced the art
preservative" in this city for several wears,
was married this evening to Miss Ida V.
Foley, q charming Young lady Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
WEST SIDE or THiRTIETH STREET BE-
TWEEN AND p STREETS.
FRONTING TOGETHER Nsxl3 FEET.

BY request or the owner. q nonresident, I
shall sell by public auction. on he promises, on
SATURDAY NEXT. AUGUsr 10TH.
AZ @ o'clock p. NJ. FIVE GOOD. LEVEL, AND
WELL-LOCAIED BUILDING LOLS-ture6 fron.-
ing a feet each aud two fronting - feet each
tie WHO'D fronting together lioXlA feet. with an
alley ~ ieet wide In rcag. o. Tie west site %
Ihrtieih street ~ feet north irOm street, near
tho Electric railway. and 90 tho most rapidly
improving stcl'n ~ she East Enc.
1EEMs: one third cash; raiau'e by ueCota-
be notes ~ six and twelve months. WIKI Interest
aidcL ana secured by dcfd o. trust.
This sale will AFFORD 40 opportunity 20 secure
at low price ground rhi- % must .afgely M
crsas q In value Ia tine near future. Come % the
sale. J. Is. ELAN.
aug Auct0nrer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
TRAINS NokruwAgD.
DAILY. tDa,iy except suaear
sTOPFiNC-PLACkS.


Nos "a and q mako no stops No . stops o.
sigaal 81 CsntrGllA No. = stops oDy on sisnaA
AZ Chester. CenWallA, snt Napchestcr Not
IS and Is ssop on signsis A. al stations Nos =.
81. "a 9S IS 81 % and 81 Will stop a. al f-alionS
for passengers
PULLNAN-cAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos u ami p sisepingcArs between
New lOrk aud Tampa. fla. lsta JAcks9lFillel
On frsins Nos u and p sleepins-eAls between
Washington snd Charleston. Ga Tran No IS
slespiag.cars betsosa New YORK al1 Jaekson-
yine. On 1raia So q slecping-cor between
Washington sld savannah
THE ONLY ALL~RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LskYk ANkiyG
Richmond. =. 80 A. NJ Norfolk 100 ?. NJ
RlcEmond. -. 100 4. Nj. Norfolk .. 1870 p. NJ.
Norfolk ...'s.2OA. y. kicomoa1. .ii&) A. ~
Norfolk ,....'620 z. N. kicnin0nd.. s35 2. VI.
These trains also make clooo oonnecitous foe
FarinVille. l.yneh0grg. an1 So0ihEcsts poiats,
aEi al q atoms on iae Norfolk and Western rail-
read. X. Y. ~JELl, supernisodonk
n 4. ID. hYses. General SupcyintenteoI
r. N. kaxssos. General Passenger A<enl
SOL RAks. frame Manage. my1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

Tho fevorits rou'oto Baltimore. Ths1teans,
On bis line arc models NJ bosgy. elegance. alI
comfort Leave Richmond 3ZI D. a.. aui a 1
T. W. arrive a. baltimore $50 A. a.. loa,
Baltimore d.lV except sunday as b.. a.. a..
rive Al Richmond - AID A. 81. auf q A. A.
fare tr1n hicnmo.I sra.r.ffl l.a. .lnl..n. O..
Washington. So, Wilmington. uoi, 300. lt....
dephia. 81 80. New YORK. t1fl h.r.f tHl
wlmmgtou. Del. s., faNa1ep-a, s.. arF
York. 81
tWEsr POINT ACCONNDN ATOM
Leave Nchmou- Twenty
street depot ............... 80 A q
Arrive kich n0ni Nlncuiy- Llrt
Street depoo ..................... ... fs.l R N.
'Dnuy. fUaiiy oNconf sunday
DEPOT snt tcKe -oc.-n f10t virginia s'rsf.
Up-iosn once Corlor ren.h AMI Siam s.r.1.N
dfS. q. 4Ali ne
General lassauror .s3a
d. ~. tNllH
Division passe1ge- AFent
hIsl.lo4l, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
oNcE MoRE A srERN soLprER.

Anew moments afterward lac had changed
as II by magic. When he turned his horse
70 lead the line the tirm, heavy features OF
his grand old grandfather came out in bold
profile under his close-ftting helmet of the
German cuirassiers, and when be reviewed
that army Of $4,000 men on tho Downs he
was every inch king, from the top of his
polished brass headpiece 10 tho soles Of his
shiuing boots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
SOL HAS TraOc Manager.
L. VI. lALitII /. .Ir.t 1880 President


SCHEDULE ~ EFt Set JULY 81 iso
IEtYE RICHMOND.
SO A. " Local, except Sunday, fn- C.Nol
Forge.
s20 A. N. tKorsss daily for on roig' Sd Sore
f1Ik.
li:l0 A. ". Mail daily f0r Cincinnati Pullman
Palace riesping-cars ll d. .fu .u.f.ur
3:00P. N. Express daily fQc Cij fc.ur ali
Norfaik.
E:l5P. ". Accommodated. except Saturday anI
S1n1ay. f.r D. &. g d.. Jufe.lHU-
400 p. ". Ou "a li1aY only accom- alton D
Charlottesville.
Gi5P. y. D.. p y tesrtrle Special. d1.g
With D'uinc-N A. frrn lfa-. .t's..l.f
Cincinnati auI lII.stII. I4.-
mll ~IoepluE-, a. f..rl .l.l .ui
TkAlNa ARRiyE At nlcIf0fn
SOS \. " and . 800 o.. 81. dairy fr0.a ,lnrinna.
300 A. ~ GA Mondays only nom tDt.lu.-.-
ylIlo.
1900 A. II. and 20 p. 81. daily from Scrf'k
O.00 T. "a. d4iIy except s-Atlf uuu l.Iii9l
Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
RAILROAD LINES.
4. Ss'I 3. I q sI.s


WIN ~ lffNA
Train 10. 81 connects daily Al Hnvsvrfe D..
Chase Ciy. ClarSsgiie, ONforI. Durham. 70 ...
ferson. snd Raleigh. Connects daily a. tsraorr.
ooro' Tor Durham. Raleigh. Salon, sri Ninst..,
ADD al points On Nor'u Carolina Division n
Salisbury Tor Ashevils. Ho' SPRING. 81 a.I
points Westorn Norm Carolina, All A. Chsr.
lot. Tor Chsrlotie Columbia All Alsusara
Train No. 2 connects daily a. Greoos,9-v, %,
salem, winston. Raleigh. u0lss1orl. Az vl-s.
hrAi ely. Al salisbury f.r Asusvile Hes
SPungs. AMI Al po,uti In Western rrrh Gao.
ma - 'hafo'ts With CIariosla C.luubIaanf
augusta rAir)si Tor COLUMBIA AlE4tts. A .Eer.
naf.e'lou' savannah. Ih0masvl. .e. Ca. "a -
rfnWllN AL u'ler Fi0lia r..uf. ne gIta
OatoHnA Contra railroad pr WUmirgf.l
isins rom mo south arrive rs N.ur.-iJh
A. 81. AMI i.3I b. a
tAhtLlA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond ....... Sr1p y
Arry0 klchmnui ........... .tIA NJ
'tLlF tk ACCOMMODATION
Leave hchmOut ............... ..0A. a.
Arrive hanrnessar. ........ ... .r Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

WANIED, To EAUHANUE FUh
w RICHMOND PROPERTY BRl c X
DWELLING centrally located In BALTIMORE,
MD. containing thirteen rooms including base
ment, also bathroom with hot SUD cold water.
Assessed a. sou. now rosting At 1850. Address
"EXCHANGE," No 100 east Cary street
~ x4-oOdim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
sENTrNcrp COMMITTED.
Sailors Wouldn't Sail with the Bride.
fAflanta Constitutional

In November last the Norwegian bark
taking naval stores for Rotterdam While
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
WILHELM CAN UNBENO.
He Is at win Caesar or Prince Charm

ing.
A cable dispatch TO the Herald says:
Everybody is becoming quite fond of
Emperor William. There is a certain una
nimity Of enthusiasm IN all the private
statements of all parties who have met him
that indicates that his marked cordially
of manner is nothing less than surface
cropping out of much warmth of heart un-
derneath. lie shakes everbody's hand with
the hearty grip of a candidate for Office,
and takes OF his hat in response TO every
public courtesy with the grace of Spanish
tOradOr
Yesterday morning. when the Princess of
Wales walked alone for few steps along
the railway-station platform at Aldershot.
the Emperor being busy with Prince Albert
Victor, he ran hastily after her. bowed an
apology, and offered her his arm with a
politeness as graceful as IL was considerate.
After he had mounted his horse he held
him by the side of the ladies' carriage and
chaffed his cousins. the PrinceSses Maud
and Victoria. with youthful jollity that
was universally human and belonged TO no
eiagg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

WANTED, TO SELL AT A BAR
w GAIN tho STs. JOHN HOTEL, together
with FURNITU kE, located AZ GordonsVille, Va.
Address JAMES kEEGAN, Gordonsyillo. Va.
AL 4 eod4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

Ticssts can be obtained a. A. W. CARRIERS, 100
Man street: CnesspesEs aud ohio and ken
mond aud Petersburg depOts. aud 81 companys
ofices, 1901 kAin street. and wharf. hocketb
Er,,eht forwarded aud through bulls OF lading
issued Tor points Dsyon1 New Iors.
YrrtKht received daily Until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving lichmond Ga MONDAYS,
tt EsDAIs, WEDN SsDArs. IhUhSDAf ,, anu
ssTrRDAYs by tho ChesAps .ko aud ohio rail-
war tcla Newport Nows) AZ s.3O A. u. aud 3 7. NJ.
and by Richmond aud Petersburg railroad lssne
dav4 a. s:4O A. 81, will make coanoctlOn a.
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those daya
GkOROE W. ALLEN y CO., Agents.
No 1901 Aaln street. ani
AMI COMPANY Q wharf. hOcxeLlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
IITANTED. A SITUATION mo-

w teach By lady OF eight years experience.
holding professional certificates. Teaches Eng
lish with higher branches, Latin. and Algebra.
STATE salary. Exchange references Address
TEACHER. care Postmaster, sunny side, Cum
berlAnd county, Va ~ 2c-tot'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

WANTED, BY A YOUNG LAD1
w who teaches the English branches. Latin.
French, Music, and Mathematical. SITUATION
In a school or private family. References sx-
changed. MISS ~. care Of Postmaster. Warm
Springs, Bath county. VS.. ~ 3l-eod3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

1rcrIoN cAIr0p r1rur urn,

BY A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Anctiopeer and Insurance Agent,
6l3 Hull street, Manchester, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -setefgi1
commencing JLAE -, ieoJ-oasiern standard
time:
1:.g A. NJ leaves Byrd.s'rsoi station daily
stops only az Ashland, Junction. Mt
ford. aud Frsdericks-4rE sleeper
60 Washington and Sow York.
Il:C7 A. NJ. leaves Byri-Streot station daily OK.
cSpt sunday
e:s5 P. NJ. leaves BYri-strses station daily
sleeper % sew y ork-
$50 A. NJ arrives az Byri street station daily.
sleeper from New YORK
o3s P. NJ. arrives az BYRD Street station daily,
stSps AZ Freieucssburg. Milford
Junction. and Ashlsni. sleeper frVh
Warrington and New YORK.
1910 p. NJ. arrives as Byrd-sueel station daily.
except Sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EyoKPr sUSDArA
e4s A. n. leaves ElbA Arrives az Ashland a.
7:Al A. n.
1OOP. N. accommodation lcaves Byri-sToei
station; arrives ~ AshiAni A. p. n.
GOT P. NJ. leaves ElDa. arrives a. Ashland 81
GASP. ".
Gas A. NJ. arrives ElbA Leaves Ashland st5OI
An.
Gs5A NJ. accommodation arrives az Bvs-
street station; leaves Ashland as,.I
An
$50 P. " arrives a. Elba; leaves Ashland AZ
bi2P.M.
c. TAYLOR. General Ticket Aeont
L. 7. ID. MYREs General - DorlntendouL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
DAILY FXcEPr SUNDAY

NOKk-RlEER LINZ WA HL5r
4 POlNL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09

WANTED. BY AMAN OF EXPERT
w ENCE for the ensuing year 10 MANAGE
FARM or would work a productive farm on
shares. Understands the care Of STOCK. Can
furnish the best OF references Address
FARMER. care A. H., No. 80 Brook avenue,
Rlchmoad Az 4-eOt4t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-09
JANIS RIVER DIVISION
Or. S A. q. I'D


IElII IIITN INI-
OILS A NJ daly for Lynch0urg, Lexington, But
clifton Forge.
AI5 P. n. scottsvilo accommodation, except
sunday.
i0:00 P. NJ. daily accommodation ior Lynchoufs
and Clifton Forge.
TRAINS AKgiyE ElcHV0Sn.
Gi5P NJ. aud 40 a. 81. daly from C.fln
Forge.
e.i5 A ~ from scottsgllls, er-anf SUNDAY.
81. IS. FtLlER
Gocersl Passenger Agent
Ut HAgkHAN. General 3snas8r. leh
The National tribune., 1889-01-17
THE BOY DUKE.
Continued from, Tsf ro1aN

glory of the true faith, and for the help of
every one that wants a champion !"
Not every one, Hilary; no true Knight
must be the champion of cause that is not
right and just. He must help the weak, bat
not the wicked"
Yes, noble Lord; but then he must help
great many poor souls who are too ignorant or
too unhappy to be very good. I know that is
true, for my Lord Gareth said it," reiOined
Hilary, forgetting his timidity in a great access
of enthusiasm, and boldly proceeding to in
struCt the Duke of Normandy's highness upon
the point Of true Knights duty to mankind.
lie says noble Lord, that every Christian
knight is to have charity and patience for the
traiity OF mems souls, as we'll as for the weak
ness of their bodies; and whenever he beholds
any fellow-being in danger or distress and
lacking aid, If he be doing no wrong at that
moment the knight is bound to help him and
defend him, even though it were a mortal
enemy-ay, even though it cost that Knight
his life my noble Lord! It was only yester-
night | heard my dear Lord Gareth talking TO
his noble Squires about the vows of Knight
h0od-and that was what he said"
Thou hast faithful memory" said Rich
ard, softly. Was this all that Gareth said?"
No, gracious Lord he said, furthermore
that true knight must not think himself in
duty bound to protect and succor only such as
like himself are gentle-born, but he must put his
life to hazard just as quickly for the humblest
laboring hind as for the noblest Lord or Lady
of the land. Oh, and that was what my dear
Lord Gareth did for me
ITO be coutin1,eI
The National tribune., 1889-01-17

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The following
list Of discharge papers are in my possession
and will be forwarded TO their rightful owners
upon application, inclosing stamp for return
postage: Thorrald Anderson Co. Ii, 18th Wis;
Issac Booker Co. A, 4th Wis. Cav; David
Becker, Co. T, 18th q. S. Inf; Edward Best,
Co. T, 18th Wis; Daniel Crotsenburg Co. L,
18th Ill. Cav; Sylvester Cheney, 18th Wis Bat
Charles Culver Co. F, 18th Wis; John Cole
man, 20. B, 4th u. S. Cav; James Doyle, Co.
K, I'd Wis; Paul Fitzpatrick, Co. B, 2d U. s..
Art; William II. Hayes, Sd Wis Cav. Michael
Harvey, Co. c, 10Th u. S. Inf; Isaac s. Johnson
81, Co. K, Sd Wis., f. A. KimbalI, Co. NJ, I'd
Wis Cav, Wallace E. Loomer. Co. /, 18th Wis:
William Laller, Co a, oath Mass; Alfred
Langen, Co. K, Sd U. s. Cav. (Coloredj; James
LAWN, Co. /, 66th n. Y; Alonzo E. Miltimore,
Co. Z, 33d Wis; Michael Morrigan, Co. c, 9th
u. s.; Edwin Z. Norcross, Co. E, 26th Wis; John
Nugent. Co. c, 1st q. S. Art; Matthew Ryan,
Co E, 65th H.; Henry NJ. Smith, Co. G, Sd
Wis; David Snow, Co. d. 5th U. s. Inf; David
Snow, Co. B, 9TH Wis; George w. Taylor, Co.
NJ, ID Wis. Cav; Henry A. Turner, Co. A, 10th
Wis; Theodore Trip, Co. E. 35th Wis; Tim
othy Vantyle, Co. G, I'd Kan; Oren Yiele, Co.
g. lst U. S. Sharpshooters; Alonz0 Van Evera
Co. B, 115th n. Y; Alexander Webb, Co. /, 42d
o. S. c. r.; William c. Wood, Sd Wis. Also, a
pension certificate Of Louis G.. Foote, Co. III
14th u. S. $4.-J. B. GREEN, JanesYille Wis.