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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
THE OLD DOMINION.
CHASE CITY ENLWENep BY A BRIL-
LIANT WEDDING.
Nelson Edmunds-Thc th"rch nco"'""
tions-Ihe Attendsnts--A shower
of Rice.
,c...-.,ro0sono. q, INC Richmond Dispatch,


CuAsH Cry. Va. june is 1889.
Early this morning onr town was en-
hvened bv q marriage ceremony NJ inc
Tnisco,al church. The boUr appointed
sras O'clock. but before that time throng
~ CIV ,,eoplo assembled az the church TO
witness the nuptials of Miss Mary Scott
NeIson daughter OF Dr. Robert {. Nelson,
10 Mr.. Henry T.. EdmunGS, al OF TINS
place. .to
The decorations and arrangement OF the
church for the impressive ceremony were
unusually beautiful ami attractive, ahu
elected unboundpd admiration from the
brilliant and fashionable audience. Inc
extensive rostrum was a verItaoie con-
sefNatorv of rare and choice growing
flowers and plants arranged IN tne
shane OF "a pyramid extending pcarly
20 the ceiling. The chancei-rah was
frinecd with ferns and exquisite mag
noliss, which filed the large edihce
with DELIGHTFUL fragrance. Each corner oil
tbe church was adorned with cut flowers,
the walls with garlands of evergreen, and
on all sides could be seen ported plants Oh
varied tints and loneliness.
promptlv al the hour The organ. pre-
sided over bv Miss rOnie sloan. pealed forth
the inspiring wedding march. ana the AT
tendants entered and took position on eacl
side of the ehancel. The bride followed,
leaning on the arm OF her i0thcr. he
groom with his best man camC out from
the vcstry-room and met the BRIDE IN front
of the chAnccl The handsome couple STOOD
under "a pendant umbrella composed oi
ferns and oNevcl dalseS and suspended
from the ceiling 10y silken cord ent"lned
with evergreen.
The Rev. r. VI. Brvdcn. the pastor OF
the church. ofhciatcd. and the beautiiui
service was imprcssiycly peri
The bride was aitired IN a gomg-aWay
gown OF green Henrietta cloth trimmed
with Persian braid. The attendants were
Mavor T. H. Roberts. Professor \. \.
Phillips. NJ T.. Hardy. Ashby Edmunds.
T.. c. Rose. y. II. Williams, and James
Hardy. of Chase City, and John y. Boothee.
OF Oxford. \. c.. and Robert {. Mel
son brother of the brdel. OF Richmond.
There were no lady attendants.
The numerous bridal presents We're Gle
CANT. appropriate, and useful, and eNinced
the afectionajc regard with which the
popular bride was held by loving friends.
The bride is a charming blonde, with
varied accomplishments, and Is ineal de-
srendaut of General Thomas Nelson, the
third Governor of Virginia and one OF the
heroes of the Revolution.
The groom Is a prominent tohocconlst.
well known in social circles, and with cX-
tensiye relationship.
After the ceremony the happy couple,
amid showers Of rice and congratulations,
left for Cedar Grove. Charlotte county, the
residence of Colonel Henry T.. Edmunds,
the father Of the groom. whore they Will
spend few days before extending their
bridal tour. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

corps and number Of friends will arrive on
the Washington steamer tomorrow morn
ing and will remain ten days.
The United States coast survey steamer
Blake. Lieutenant Pillsbury commanding,
is here on hcr WAY 90 Cape Hatteras for
scientific work and awaiting the abatement
OF the storm before putting to sea.
Quite good force of men WIRE taken IN
the navy-yard TO-DAY 10 work on the new
battle-ship Texas The workmen sent here
from the Niles Tool-Morks, of Dayton. o.,
to put up the heavy bonding machinery
for the Texas finished their work last night
and left for home, carrying vouchers Tor
Sl7,750.
The colored societies and churches here
are sending contributions 10 Mayor Banks
for the JOhnstown sufferers.
Mary Turner (colored sued out war
rant before Justice A. W. Hawks last night
CHARGING Cornelius Johnson with felOnious
assault and threatening 10 kill her. john
son escaped and fed 10 Baltimore. A re-
QUESTION will be applied for to bring the
negro back.
Commodore White, acting chief of the
Bureau of Yards and Docks, Is expected
from Washington tomorrow TO make an
inspection of the yards and docks depart
ment of the navy-yard.
Mate w. II. Berry will be tried tomorrow
in tho Corporation Court. The grand jury
found true bill on the indictment OF
murder. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

WANTED, TO EMPLOY AN IN
w DUSTRlOUS WHITE MAN. with family
Of two or three bows from twelve 20 eighteen. 10
work on farm and garden. None need apply I'M
les they can give go0d reference.
HOOD & VIM.
Apply at Nursery on Brook turnpike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

nor RENT, "THE GROVE, -
Il Gu Grove and Roseneath roads: largOAE5
dwelling, with bath, stables, &c, and 20 acres OF
land. hPPER5ON d CO..
1f-nnd2f RenI kslafa Annnia &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
WASHINGTON ANDlEE.
Events of the second Day OF Commence
mCnt Season.
lspecial telegram to the Dispafch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispafch.l
IFxINGToS. Va, June 1S.-To-day was
alumni day in the Washington and Lee
University commencement programme.
The annual me- tIuc of the Alumni ASsOcla-
tion showed a fair attendance. The Board
of Trustees was in session.
The exercises OF the final Joint ceiebra-
tion OF the literary societies did not close
until after midnight. The orators from
the Washington Society were Mr.. James
Thornton, OF Peunsylyania-subje The
Young Live IN Hope: John VI. Paxton. of
Vireinia-"The Race Problem of the
South" DISCLAIMERS. J. W. Avery, Of NM-
gina. The First Settlers-A story L.
Gilmore. OF Virginia. The substitute"
The orators from the Graham-Lee were
c. il. Luck. of Virginia subject, The
Claims of Education ~; james CHARLES. OF
Virginia. "Ireland's Cause DcclalmeIs-
j. NJ. Rlain. How He Saved ST.
Michaels": J. A. Thomas. or Virginia,
"Supposed Speech of John Adams"
The presiding officers werc l.. l.. Mccall.
of Arkansas. president of the Washington
Society, and l.. +. Hal, OF LOUISIANA piesi-
dent of the Graham-Lee.
The medals VIII be announced commence
ment dav by committee of award COM
posed of Rev. II. c. Alexander, ID. D., of
the Union Theological Seminary, Hamp-
den-Sidney: Rev. ". VI. McPhceters. OF
the Theological SEMINARY OF tOIuWuld. -.
c.: Professor Walter VI. Coleman. of the
Normal Institute of Huntsville, Texas.
The University lawn was crowded with a
large assemblage of visiting alumni, stu
dents and ladies tins morning. Mebber 3
Cornet Band and the Washington lawn
tennis tournament were the attractions.
The tennis-playcrs were ". >. Hopkins,
Miss Dasv Preston, 4. y. Aycrs, Hiss IT.
win. c. ID. Iptcher. Miss Frances Webb,
Reid White. Miss Lucy Preston, {. i. An
dersOn. Miss Mary Lcyburn, Professor II.
G. Humphreys. Miss Mary Lou Hopkins,
G.. II. Lee, Miss Alice PendletOn, q. II.
Goddard. Miss Katie Hopkins Miss Hop
kins won the racquct-prize 81 the game.
J. L. Nithers. OF Kansas CITY, Mo. IN d
party Of students driving crowd OF oD-
noxious negroes from the campus, had ms
clothes badly cut by one OF the negroes
but he was unhurt.
Professor ". Taylor Thorn, of Holm,
Institute, delivered the annual address be
fore tie alumni association to-ulgnt. II
was a scholarly effort.
Tomorrow l. commencement day, Wblcl
concludes the exercises. Degrees, dlplO
mas. and distinctions Will be awarded
There VIII be no address before the literary
societies as IS customary.
The students ball takes place tomorrow
night.
faculty by electing Hon. john Randolph
Tucker. Ii. d., to the newly created char
lie has accepted.
4 new chair of history and orator.
was created. and Rev. III. 4. White elected
to iii the position. He Is PHI. d. Of the
institution, and has just graduated a
Princeton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
HE euegRNAToRIAL CONVENTION
Prince Edward County Appoints Her Dele
gates.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstch-l
FAp,fyuIF. Va. june Il. 1883.


FAE,vuLE, Va, june II, 1889.
The Democrats of Prince Edward assem-
bled TO-DAY at the courthouse IN county
meeting, and after organizing, with the
Hon. v. Z. DUpuy IN the char, appointed
the following delegates and altcrnates to
the State Convention: Hampden, X. VI.
Dickinson and G.. ". Kcdd, j., with John
X. Morton aud !. X. Booker, alternates.
Buffalo. Booker Hunt and Thomas ". HiX
Alternates. Charles L. Anderson and DR.. +.
Ii. Gricg. Leigh. 4. A. Haskins and W.
II. Ewing: Alternatcs. +. l.. Dupuy and j.
J. Owen. I0ckett, Z. w. SOuthall and +.
r. CLARK. Altrnates. b. III. Carter and }. /.
CLAIR. Farmville. Colonel J z. Fitzgerald
and DIR. II. A. Irving: AltcrnatcS, G. NJ.
Walker and Colonel +. W. Scott. The
chairman. Hon. ". Z. Dupuy. was made
delegate Il large. The delegates IN attend
ance were authorized TO cast the county
vote.
The following resolution was enthusiast
tically carried;
The Democrats Of Prince Edward pre-
sent to the convention shortly TO assemble
in Richmond 10 nominate candidate fol
Governor OF the Commonwealth the name
of their cOuutymn, Hon. =. W. Mckin'
ney, whose voice has been heard IN every
political contest for twenty-five years
We put him forward As the exponent OF
that majority which IN the last congres
sonal contest rescued the Fourth district
from the clutches of Rsdicalisn, aud as
our standard-bcareT We believe that oul
majority IN the next election Will be greater
than ever before" ;.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

GTRAYED FROM MY LOT ON IyssH
~ MONDAY, l7ih instant large, lightAl-AA--
COW, with reddish neck and head. Any infor-
nation leading TO her recovery Will Oblige NJ. NJ,
GIBSON. IFS west Main street. 10 1917 .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
FROM HE GUILE.
A Severe Storm Expected from that Direc-
ton.

IcorresDondeneo OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, june ~, 1889.
Easterly moist weather here to-day, with
more comfortable temperature than for
several DAYS. The storm-slgnals are up
all along the coast and severe storm from
the Gull is moving in this direction. No
sailing vessels are putting 10 sea to-day
and the full effects Of the blow are ex-
pected tomorrow morning.
The beginning of the new fiscal year in
the navy. on the 1st Of the month, marks
AN unusual number of changes among the
officers on this station. The executive Off.
Ger Of the yard, which is next 10 the COM
mandaut, and the heals Of the yards and
docks department, incidence and surgery
department, ordnance department, pro-
Visions and clothing department. the navy
pay-oiiice. and various subordinate posi-
lions are al 20 DO changed, bringing many
new officers here
The condition Of Mr.. J. III. Sheets, who
was shot Saturday night, continues criti-
cal, and fears are entertained Of bis re-
coveyy. He is unconscious and his entire
left side is parelyzed. ID. G. Foreman, who
did the shooting. is TO have another hear
ing on Monday.
The advance guard Of the Alexandria
Cadets have arrived and are busy erecting
tsnss far the csmp at yirRinia Beach Tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

Inn satisfied that Cancer Is hereditary In my
family. My father died Of It.. sister Of my
mother died Of IL. and my own sister died OF II.
NV feelings may be imagined, then, Whsn inc
horrible disease made its appearance on my
side II Was a malignant Cancer, eating in
wsrdly I'm such way that itcould MT be- cut ont.
Numerous remedies Were used Tor Do. bus Tue
Cancer grew steadily worse, un'h II seemed ihA'
| was doomed 10 follow the others Of the family.
took swit's Specific. which, from the first day.
forced out the poison and continued IFS use untll
Ind taken several bottles. when found myself
well. know that ;. ;. 5. cured me.
MIS-. ). N. IDOL.
Winston, " e., November &c, lsSS
Send for Book on Caucct and Blood Diseases.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
ia 3)-eol Drawer 3, Atlhnla' ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.I
BY Il. G. TInsley a Co,
Real Estsse Agents and Auciioneers,
ll06 Main street


A UCTTON SALE OF THE NEAT
~ AND ATTRACTIVE PfVE-kOOA DWELL
ISG-HOUSE No. 1924 MOORS STRENGTHENING
been instructed so 70 do by tbs owner, VINO -
anxious TO sell. we will onor for sale by pubic
auction, on tho promises. on
TUESDAY. JUSE %, 1889.
at & O'Clock p. NJ, THAT TRULY DESIRABLE
1924 MOORE STREET. Tho above house Is
detached, aud has large level lot with Wen
OF splendid wator and ia in n neighborhood IN
which property Is enhancing In valao very
rapidly.
Ihis saio offers chance for some ono 70 Sc
euro good home at bargain and on easy
terms, rs it must be sold
TFvMs: Ono third cash balance IN SIX
twelve and eighteen mouths for notes, with IN
tarost added, ani secured by trust deed, or more
accommodating terms may be arranged aud an-
nounced at sale l. c. TINSLRI n CO.,
40 10 Auctionoeu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

Train No 81 connects daily IS hey'r
Chase cry Clsrksyilis, oxford, Dsrlem. '-
dersou. and Raleigh. Connects daily a. I.r'"
boro' Tor Durham. Raleigh. salem. 81 b .r'
and all points on North Carolina pif- nd I'd
Salisbury Tor AsheYillo. Hot springs, O.
points "a Western Norm Carolina alt Al .t
ioite for Charlotte. Columbia A1d Augls.A -A.-
road.
Train No. = connects daily a. Grceu.otr.
Salem. Winston, Raleigh, ooidsooro. al
head City. a. Salisbury for Asnffl..H .-'
springs. AnI all points 10 Western Nar'l 'i .
lima a. Charlotte with CJArlOite. tolutAs q
Augusta railroad tor Columbia Augusta. 1850
Charleston. Savannah. lhomasvil.o. GA, is
sonyille, ani Othsr f.orldA poilts Sc h"-
Carolina Central raiirosa Tor Mamlne'
Trains from tho S0uth arrive a. h. uSc-- D
A. NJ. aud $50 Z. "
AMELIA COURThOtsb TRAIN. d,
Leave Richmond ............ .-...-...-.. o'N D. -
Arrive Richmond ............-..-.. g. s. M
fCLOYkR ACCONhODAtloN al,
leSye Richmond. ......-.......t. p p y -
Arrive Manchester. ...........n .. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

JNOR SALE, TWO WELL-ESTAB- r.
Il LIsHED, PROFITABLE PROVISION M
STORES. Good reasons for selling. Easy terms.
The stores are located respectively al O7 north
Sixth street aud 40 east Broad street. 10 l9-ir
DRUGSTORE FOR SA Il f. A
II DRUGSTORE for sale In the town OF ABB
ingdon, Va Population 1000. with good sur
rounding country. stock and fixtnrea. IN
Gliding soda apparatus. will invoice about
$4,000. Good reason for selling. For further
particulars address LoCR-BoX 70, Abingdon,
Va 10 lf-ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
J. II. Valentine. Aucuoneer,
George II. Valentine and h. Benson, salcsmcnJ
81 east Broad street.
! ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
VERY HANDSOME FURNITURE, PICTURES,
CARPETS. BEDDING.
AND
STOVES, BOTH PAKLOR AND COOKING,
ATAUtTlON,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE l9rH, 1911 A. NJ.

By request Of Mrs. G.. Feldonheimor. vino Is
declining hou-eke 'piug on accoun. Of 300 health
and intends leaving tho city, will sell nc Der
residence, 9l0 at Gay street. Gomez OF Nlhfh,
her entire HOU ~EHOLD and KITCHEN FL tNl-
TURE, consisting ~ . elegant WALNi GUAM
BIER 81 IT'S, Win trcn mirr 2, hcyclled edge,
with magnificent wariroDes a. match. ! very
fine RIOS aMOOD CHAMBER till-nsls trad
elatorately carved: several plain CHANbEt
SUITS: $50. several bl kEAlN. WASH
STANDS. BEDSTtADS. CHAIRS. g.; very hno
large OAK uALl-tAtk, very handsome; mag
nincout large WALNUT BED-LOrNGl. covered
with plush 3 handsome MAHOGANY MAkbLE-
Tor CENTKE-IABLES. ! yery n1s NALNl =
CAKD-TABLE: "A splendid PAkLDk ~IONh
(-elf-fecier1: ! UAIk-CLOlH PANluE SUIT:
ORSAMENrS IA parlOr-rery attractive: scye-
raj BRL' So ELS and other CARPETS; Oli-CLOt II
on floor ! splendid RANGE; teu-toot kAIkN-
SION WALNUT DlNING-l ABLE; biNiN6-
ROOM CHAIRS: uice assortment OF CltOthL kl
and GI ASSN ARE: OAk MAk6Lt-loP SIDE
BOARD: DOUBLE REFRIGERATOR; usual
assortment o, COOKING UTENSILS i'm kiicheH.
Ihis salo h. worthy OF The attention o. all per
sons who want GOOD fIRNll r.. The house
viii b. open TODAY dhe l.thl tx inspection or
the goods from 10 20 =. NJ. all persons making
purchases must settle for and remove them i'm
meliately after the sole, - "a" house mus. be
vacated at once. d. II. NALEh r.
telS Aucuoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
VIRGlNlA STEAMBOAT 100. !,

folk Portsmouth,, Newport News Ciaremon.
sad James.riyer landings direct By elegant
saloon-steanor Akirl. leaving MchmOnd
EVERY MONDAY. WE'D SkSDAI. and FRIDAY
att 4. 81. str6es-cars connect
Connections a. Old Point aud a. Norfolk
closely Win ali lines for northern cities same
afternoon. James river By daylight Great
tourist lins. Cheapest routa.
Through tickets on steamer and az Carriers
Agency nUD Main street Baggage checked
through. stste-rOoms engaged tcr day or uisaL
Freighi received daily tor Norfolk. Ports
mouyh Old Point WaVerlS, hiekstord, Va, and
All points ia Eastern North Carollns, Eastern
ViTgiaia and all regular landings on the James
river, at Lowest rates. and tnf0agh bills isSurd
LuCiES 3. TAfUM, yice-frcsidonI
No. lli3 Maia street and k0ckettx
LAWN MMslexz. krc4shg ana Passenger Agens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
STANTON.
Thrown from q Wagon and Uurt-Whcat
Harvest.
fCorr.sno,dcnca ~ tho Richmond Dispotchl

STAUNTON. June Is, 1888.
Yesterday Mr.. Harper Hartman, who re-
sides a short distance east of stanton,
was in a one-horse jersey driving along the
road. BY "a sudden movement OF the wagon
over q stone he was thrown from his seat
TO the ground. his head striking a rock.
His bead was bruised and he was rendered
inscn>ible for some time. His condition Is
thought 20 be critical He Is a son of the
late Major John Hartman, Stoncwal Jack
sons Quartermaster.
The wheat harvest has commenced in
this section of the Valley. A few fields
were cut yesterday
I'm consequence Of continued rains but
little hay has been made. The cold, wet
DAYS that characterized the month of May
we're damaging to the growth Of both grass
and corn. CAXIoN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

Pursuant 20 n resolution adopted by the stock
holders OF the Dunlop e McCance Milling AMI
Manufacturing Company at meeting hsla On
the lat day OF March. 1889. no Board o. Dirr;-
tors OF said company will oder Tor sale a. puDNo
auction, on tho premises. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

-IOr--- = - 1ll-lIl7-1l1 = = y
by Frank d. Hin & Co..
Real Rststo Auctoncers,
enorth Eleventh street. Richmond. Va

AUCE1ON nH -. '','' .l--,~~N-~~~s
by Frank D. Hin & Co.,
Peal Rstato Auctioncers,
snorth Eleventh street. Richmond. Va
V,HE DUNLOP Il McCANCE MILL
l. ING AND MANUFACTURING COAfANi'
WHICH INCLUDES
THE MILL. PLANT. BUILDINGS. ALL I'M
PROPONENTS, WORKS. MACHINERY.
FIXTURES, IMPLEMENTS. GOOD
WILL, BRANDS, AND FRAN
CHIsEs OF SAID
COMPANY,
SITUATED IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER,
oNJANEs RIVER.
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE TO THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. VA, 70 BE SOLD AT
PUBhC AUCTION.
Pursuant % n resolution adopted by the stock
holders OF the Dunlop e McCanre Mhung am
Manufacturing Company at meeting hsll On
the plat day OF March. 1889. Tho Board o. Direc-
tors OF ssd company will oher Tor sale a. puD"o
auction, on tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE s. 1880.
At II o'clock VI. the MILLING PROPERTY.
BRANDS AID FRANCHISES Of said company.
The frsncnises Of tho company are derived
under an act OF General Assembly of virginia
incorporating the same. aud are very SHluaoie.
Tae around upon which those mills are erected
Is hold under a perpetual le4-e, expiring ~.
December 1922 rene wable fOrever a. SUCCESSIVE
1850 -; ,venfv veer, nj the 90 r@Du OF the
p o,lou' -, VI 81. y" 80 a.sicye
9ge ioasohCfd cstate IA snbiect 10 A rental o.
q. ,1o ~ - ,n,n,o Cor me kf0d and irafer-porrr
go, .a 1a,,,,sd vttn IN. improvements u every
Soscri,tion from All uuuicipal taxes. Tho
MISREPRESENTATION
/. The WILL proper-a BRICK BUILDING,
-, 10 80, 80 80 tot eight sforl,.. hfr1
nhi.h co.fsjns ali fhs milling machinery aud
moisrn appliance.
> The GRANARY s BRICK BUILDING COW
.rad WIN tin. Txi'O feet. eIght stories high.
| vbich contain. ail the grain-clcaniug machinery
and has annie storage room for 10000 bushels
| ~ v,,eat and IN an barrels Of nour
| 2 Tho STORAgE WAREHOl 81 WOODEN
! BTUDlTG. gravel roofci. Clx5} fss' four
stori,s high aud with .t1raae capacity Tor 500
! barrels Of lour ami IL. J0l empty barrels.
| These mills were estah ii-hod IN 1873. and werO
| comnlatolv renodelled by the celebrated MILL
| brlltera. T. l. Aus r CO.. o. Milwaukee. Wis.
/ with ali he latest aui best uov-pr0cess IA
! chtnory. Thcy have capacity o from 800 90
! 400 barrels ~ rour and 500 bushels 81 corn per
| day. AMI mo reputation ~ tn.ir leading brands
| for expori viz. "DuuiOp." ami "Ncl anoe.
| aud their domestic bran i--sre sec0nI 10 mons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
DEAL ESTATE GIVEN AWAY
AZ FREE OF CHARGE.

Below will be found few Of the many who
have secured lots in the RICHMOND MARKET
AND MANUFACTU COMPANY John H.
Dinneen. 2. G. Tyler, Lewis II. Lightioot. j. c.
Watson, Jr., George y. Hooper, Jr, q. Hsrvie
Clarke, John 4. Enrlght Richard T.. Brown,
George b. McAdams. Mrs. VI. /. Branch. H. NJ.
Glenn, and many others All parties interested
in preserving meat. egatabies g., should call
and examine the new Cod-storage feature by
which your room or entire house can be cooled
to your satisfaction without the use OF ice.
The following are the directors Of the COM
pany: }. :. Moore, D. O. DAVIS, George ID. Thar
ton, /. W. Gates. x. b. Chain, ii. a. McCurdy,
T.. A. Saunders, ". /. Waring, Jr., ana DR..
George h. steel Remember, no lots given away
after July the in.
For particulars call on ". L. WARlNG. JR.,
9l5 east Main street. or any OF the directors.
lsI6lqfa3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
VORK.RIYER LINE OlA " -.
POINE
DAILY EXCErr SUNDAY

The favOrits route 20 Baltimore lhss.rf ~
on Ibis line are modsls ~ beauty, e.es 4h r. p
sorcforl. Leave kichmood 3sl %. N. al
T. ": arrive a. balumors $50 4. NJ. ''
Baltimore daily exc % sunday a. 8 D
rive a. Richmond 'q,f0 a. NJ ans ~ A. ~
Fare Kicnlaond 10 baltimore frs.-. s'' '.
eocOpd-ciass, tl.SL t,...
Tno YOrA. River limo Affords superior a.'
fages u business- men Ia eusoitug he A. g. .'
Richmond near the close of De dafh
actions and Arrlyo AZ Baltimore cary neA.
ipe auer havins enjoyed = driighI ~ --
rsst. frse fgOm tho dust aud noiso " i'''''
uayei .
fwRST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave mchmsLd Crweniy- hiri ,,s
Street depop ........- .st'. rt.' '--
Arrive kichmond gi"cnly-hisd- .s.,, o. NJ
Daily. fOeily excep sunday. t.,. .,.,,..
Depot AMI tckot-olice roof Niss'a'> ,-..l.
Up-tosn orice Corner ienth ana VAL, , ~
NP-'0"A N- JA% 1. TAYLOR
General Passenger AkeA~
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
RAILROAD LINES.
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pICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -sls.t'.
commencing JUSE -, iss3 -easisrn sfsrt,-,
time:
ss32 A. NJ leaves Byrd-s'rsat as,io, s.
stops only a. Ashland. Juorti,a y 2
ford. and Frrdcricksburg. -..,.--
b. Warrington nod SOW Yrrk UT
ii:07 A. ". leaves Byr1-Sireet station f,Hy oil.
ccpt sunday Pari0r rsr b. MAJ,
ton.
6:25 P. ". leaves BYrd-stree, station s,r.
sleeper TO Nes York.
55OA. ". arrives a. Byri street STALLION dali,
Sleeper from NsE York.
2:3s r. ". arrives at ByrG--freel station f,.-
stops ~ frsforcksbrrg w.,
Junction. snd Ashland. sirs..r,...
Wasningtoa aud vow T0rs
1910 P. ". arrives a, Byri-sueet "a Ir, "a,
except sunday Paror ar .r,.
washington.
ASHLAND TRAlSR
DAILY FyCsPr srsD,T8
6is A. n. leaves flDs. Arrives 40 A,a.aat .,
80 A. ".
400 r. " accumulation loatrs By-f ..-...
station. aulYes p. Sep .sfIa . .
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50 2. ".
6:45 A. VI srriv,s Ei0a. Leave. t.harta.
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street station, leaves Asha.'
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