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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
APoInt Woll Tal.cn.

"Nr. Chairman" BEGAN the fresh but
demonstrativo legislator, there are some
of us here who dad not enter the arena of
politics from preference. We saw from
our quiet homes the caldron OF corrup-
tion scething and boiling with q rocking
mass Of poisonous Vapsr, sending forth
It's mephitic venom into the ciTcumjaceut
air! We bchcld our lnw-Iuakers dipping
our jurisprudence in the INK Of iniamy
We saw our statUte-bOOks being made q
reel with the bilge-Water Of -ubseryicnce
TO monopoly; and We lcapt into the breach
10 beat back the profigatcs WHO would
prostitute our noble Commonwealth. lt
was this tendency 10 Styglan corruption
TO annul, SIR"
Old Member: 1.-THE gentleman could
have dispensed with his climax. His
cruptiyc demeanor proves that hc has turn
ed into IN ulcer.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Teacher: "What rewards were given TO
the victor ID tic ancient games, Sammy
Sammy: a little boy was set up on bis
head
Teacher: "Alittle boy! Where did you
ret that nOtion?"
sammy: " Why YOU told rs Yesterday
that "a chaplct was put on his head. and If
q ducklct IS little duck. and booklet a
little book, amt "a chaplct little chap,
gavfn
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Approving Philosophy.

Don't YOU think" said the would-be
philosopher. that dogs have in them
very much that is common 10 human ma
ture?"
"9hat is q question:" replied the man
Of the world. ito which 1 have never
given much thought
Haven't, ell? Well, just look at that
hound there. Doesn't he seem thought
full? Hasn't be what you may call an oc-
cupicd arr"
"Of course. But he is occupied, isn't
he? He's occupied by moro Gcas 70 the
square inch than the best stole could en-
durcn
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Az EXQUISITE Dnpss.

Another oxqu.ltcli little affair Is a dancing
ffoch for a beautiful girl. one of the -Four
Hundred" eUmmering at Long Branch.
Thisis q cream net boIdcred with old rose
rlrlands in n lace setting over cream silk.
Tho drapiug is similar TO the green Grape
described, and tlc rosy garlands form the
pu TED baby sleeves and the futing across
.hc low bust. A WIDE cream ribbon with
the cilect Of aSrauish waist in front ties
30 the hack iu loops and ends. A1uby
clasps tho black-yelvct thrOat-baud. an
otAar burns in the low loop of brown hair.
and the pretty creature floats of IN her
TJao gaIlands 10 tho sound OF delicious
muIc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
LrfpGINIA STEAMBOAT ~

' COMPANY. FOR Old poi.L EoT- .s4--a11ka''
folk. TorIsmouta, NcwJor. NsgA Ciagenoa:.
eoG JAiaes-riyer landings Glroc. ~ elegant
saioou-stee.ner AklEi. leaving Richmond
EyhKY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY
All A. D.. etr6et-cars connect
Nconaectiop. :, Olt Poin. ana a. Norfolk
r,oseiv vim 81 ines for northern cisss same
.ftecncon James river by Daylight OTskt
t,,urist uns CnskpeJi roGts.
n nrouKh ticGets ca steamer sni at GN0eT's
Ageney l0io MGia street. Baggage caecka1
;hronca. stzte-rooms engaged fcr day o. night
isrefgn. received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth. old PJlnt Waveriy. Hickatord, Va, aud
al uolut3 ia Eassi3ra North CAFOllnA Essisra
Sir,isia and al regular lAadings o. the Jamss
rtver AZ lowest TA.es, an1 hfoagh bills issaa1
LuCIEN H. TArUN, Nice-Fresldsnl
NO iii Main street and h0ckettA
IKyta WEisissK. freight aud fsass rzsr AgelL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

remarked an Old gentleman, % be ga1cd
fJudly upon the COmrly litiio woman by bis
eide; but frankly" he continued, = az ono
time vas afrnid cosmetics would. The SHY
nttlo woman, m order ~ api ear youthful,
plastered her face with different varieties Of
Whitewash yclcTt balms creams, lOtion5'
etc" "Yea" interrupted the little woman.
" I did. until my skin became Ike parchme nc
and 81 plnvlv and coarse" We'll" said tho
listener, What do you use nOWf" Oso,"
was the reply, "uotbing but common scuec
and Dr. Piercea Golden Medical Discovery.
Common sense told ire thst il nay blood was
pure, liver active. appetite and digestion good,
that tie outwari woman would taEe on no
hue OF health. The Discovery did al those
things ana actually rojuven3ted me" n you
would po sscSs clear, BEAUTIFUL coiupk zion,
FREE from biotclcs. pimDlcs. erupt.ons yellow
sro.s nnd rouchuesS. use the Golden Med
ieal Discovery" It Is guaranteed t. DO
ali that il "a claimed to, or money p0sd
for IL Will DO promptly refunded.
Copyright, 1888, BY woRLDs DIS. MED. Ass'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
A RcaI Niystcry.

Il fear. my good woman" said the
physician. looking sympathizing upon tho
invalid Jerseymaa as he spOke-"l fear,
Madame that your husband IS suffering
from water on the brain"
reply" but les, IL sifted thro' the pores IN
ms bald head I'm blessed ii l know how 1t
rot there"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Caught Out in a shower.

"Do you know, my friond,' said the
naturalist, thatnature has moods wherein
her very silence Is more expressive than
wordsl" 49,
Indeed, I do" was the response. 81
have been with her III liquid moments,
when in her mute way she has said TO me,
'Iye cot the drop on YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

NV IUNh, NWHNhI II, I0'J.
And now another Napoleon has found
hie Waterloo. This time itis the theatri-
cai colony which suffers, 0nd the cries Of
enc wounded may be- heard ON the Rialto,
along upucr Broadway, mad rari ioulafly IN
fAo vicinity of 1Weaty-third street, whcro
My. 4. "a. Wool has Tor some time past
maintained expensive offices.
There have been other Napolcone iu the
dramatic Gc.d ere this. for the chilGlikc
.rcdul'y of actors and actresses makes
taom oasv victims 90 ihe wilos If tho
o3re.t persuadcT. hut MIR. Wood went into
flo business with hccoridels. less money,
ual morD wind than amy of bis prcdcces-
p.r.. ,.iila tho urmbes ~ moauers who
Nc~nirl Dds departure for 81. Helena ia
largo enough go make Bob GsaU and Ike
.-Ll ~. --Innu VT. .LNr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
PHILADELPHIA, RIG H. S,SgTk
MoND AID NORFOLK
.aEAMSHIP eoMPANs

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
an1 FRIDAY ~ III AID every SUNDAY a.
A. n.
Freight Tor Tuesday, and FriiaYs steamers
r. ,oiTsd tiii lid A. a.; Zoe sanfeys steamer
tiii5P y. saturday. Freight received daily al
=. A..
fare. 50
sor iursnsr information spply %
=. VI. NoCASRicK.
1escral Southern Agent once aosxst.x
". y. CLYDE q Co.
po General Agents fsiiadsiphiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Frank Jones, the big ale-brewer of Ports
rooilth, n. H., and the richest man in the
state. IL largely interested in the suits TO
nunul the Bell telephone patent. He rep
resented his district ~ Congress from 1917
~ isTe and was mentioned as Clcycland's
possible Secretary of tho Navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

II does not follow that two criminals aro
faithful 20 one another merely because tho
processes Of law compel them to hanE to
gether.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

II often happens that patron OF the
racc-course gets enough tips 20 make him
decidedly tipsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
NEW VIRGINIA AND UNITED
~ STATES LAw-BOOKA

Vol LyXxIv. Virginia reports. Prics $3.50;
by mail s4sa. Vols CxXX. ahd CyKxi. United
stztss Reports. gae0. iel'vereL an ncw Law
Books receiyod Is SON "a published. Afull 1.-Two
Of Legal Forms and Lesal stationary always IN
sfocE. WEST. JOHNSTON e CO.
u8 VI Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
knew WhcreofITo Spoke.

~ am afraid" said humanitarian,
THAT there Is hasty consumption IN that
cough"
Il doubt it." was the reply; there is
nothing IN tho suggestion Of hack
which guarantees rapid transit"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

other. a. shaded gray with black, which
will be very popular, or shaded olive green
with old rose. The style Of making must
follow the prevailing mode OF long lines,
though 1t is said draperies Will be shorter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

True 20 Her Word.
We met al tho beach.
She was sweet as pearh.
Her nsnno was Euphrosyne arily.
Sold ], "Will you sever
Loves tender ties eyor7"
AID dsintily whispered she, Hardly"
OFT we met sfter that,
TIL alas came spat,
And learned, from her ionpcr'5 gyranon3
And the way she Lot drop
Her largo peru5Jl top.
How hardly sho rent loves relations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
HI AND POTOMAC BAiLkOAD.-S-tetals
eemmsncing JUNE - iSs9-easssrn stAnisrd
time:
ia A. u. leaves Byrd-s'rse, s.siion daily
s,ops only az AshlARd, Junction. NIL
ICri, ani FrsdericRsolrs sleeper
% Washiogton and New York.
Ii:c- A ". leaves Byrd ssrcet station daily. e.
cent sunday
easP.M. leaves BYrli-Str9st siaiioa daily
sleeper v New YORK.
esOA. N arrives a. Byrd street station daily.
sleeper from Nes orr
s.ssP. M arrive. az Byrd-S.reel station daily.
y ,tous a. froloncksbcrx. Milford
Junction. and Ashland. sleeper floa
Wgshiaetoa and New Iork.
io.s0P. ", srriyes a. Byrt-street station t.iiL
eTceps scnday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DsuY KxCEgr susDAra
asa N. leaves slnA ATrsTes A. Ashland a
733AN.
fna p NJ. accommodation leaves Byri-susss
station, arrives a. Ash and a. y n.
eei r. n. lessss glbs arrives Al Ashland a.
as 7. NJ
CASA NJ. arrives ElbA Leaves AsslAat 81 $40
An.
s0A N. accommodation arrives as Boyd.
street station; iesses Ashland sii:4
An.
nar. ~ arrives .; Elsa loavss Ashland -
1i.E N.
CA. fAYIoa. Gsasysl ri<kst A<sas
EL D. Arxa% 6saesi sspsfsnsss@snt a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Little Freddy. hearing his mother re,
mark that Queen Victoria had reigned
hHy-two years replied; Then. ma, she
must be storm-stayed, amt she Z"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
BOOKS. sVATEOsE1Y. De.
NlHE BEECHWOOD TRAGEDY.
TALE OF THE CalcKAHoMINT.
By KISS N. J. nAW.

The critics pronounce this the most interest
ing work Of the day.
PRICE. % CENTS PAPER, Is CENTS BOUND.
Al mo NEW BOOKS at 1914 Main street.
Al fl-d6W hANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Good cheer at meals aids digestion, say
the doctors: in other words, tho jester
ought to be good digester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave kcamyld EYERf TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at5 T. ~.
steamers leave New YORK for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAT- kDAl ai r
NJ. arriving ln iichmOHt MONDAY al FhI-
DAY MOHNlNI-.
Fasssns-r accom- modations uusurpassel
Capiu faro 20 New OrA rfI Jaflg--:iFsr
route Including meals ami Dcrthl..-....t 20
R0uDi-iriy ucsct4. Alnitei ~ A.riy ungs
After daLo Of issuo. ....-....t.r..' "a ~
e,,...-aya win 81. Dslstaoco ...............- 90
steerage, without subsistence ........--..- W
Cauiu fars rsg Chesapeake and ONO rail-
GGy zee. 4'''
Cabin faro ca Richmond and Petersburg
rUlIuwI. s.-. ..ss-s-.ss. 49,
Ttckots cgl % Dtallei OF \. w. tarbor-, lyJ)
Man street: Chesapeake and ono and hiea-
mond aud Petersburg depots ara 20 couipalJs
o,ices, 1871 Main street, aad wharf. hocseiS
Fre.gns forward ADD t1rOush bills o. iAdins
issued for points beyond New I0rs.
Freight received daily until hour OF SALINE.
FG,sengers ieayiDg Richmond on MONDAYS,
TljFSOAlS WEDSESDAfS, THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS Dy the Cae4aDeako 4ad cllo rail-
vAv trin Newport news az sslj a. n. and , =. 81.
and by Kschtnoni aud PsforsDurg railroad salas
Gags a. a.iJ A. r.. will MAKO connection a.
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days
GEOkGE ". ALLEN B ~. Agents.
No. 1901 Main stroet. saf
aug, CoInpRuyis wharf. NDck6tiS-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT AUGUST u. issa
LEAyE RICHMOND.
500 A. Z. Local, except sunday. for White sal.
UQur laTlOI-iar attached.
s.2O A. q. express daily for Oh Point aud Sor-
fnit.
Ii.l0 A. Y. Mall daily Tor Cincinnati Pullman
Palace sleopiug-cars % Whii9 sulphur
2:COP. q. Kxgross daily ios on Pom: aaf
Norfolk.
hl5P, n. Accommodation, excepi saturday aud
sunday. f0r X p 3 A. junction.
400 7. N. On sgiariay only accommodation -
Charlottesville.
G!5 7. n. p. p. v yeatbaIS seecsli, dally.
with Dinine-Car FROM ChariotiosNils
= Cincinnati ana ioulsgllle pun
maa ~lcr9iIg-Ce from Richmond
TE4Iss AkEfyg AT AfcHEONn
sC5 4. VI. ard 80 %. y. daily frOm CiDcinnta.
800 a. n. On MONDAYS oaly iron ehauoues-
villo
if:c) 4. ". ami 70 p. ". Daily from Norfolk.
~ ?. a. daily e1c0Dg sunday from WHO
lyluf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
WADE WHlPPLE's WHlMs.
fFor tho DIepatch.i

A GOOD mariner mover so far loses him.
self in pity for the bare headland as TO
skirt the shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
rAIInn.MAnE GOWNS.
Amonc tho more Startling cow

Among the more startling gowns whi n
have recently appeared by the seaside
were two worn by sisters of bright rcd
crcpon. made M n sor, Of Empire mode.
and with full sleeves of black surah.
Giugham gowns are made with very
nearly straight skirts, slightly trimmed, or
with border.ncs OF white embroidery. They
nave French WAISTS.
Where tine light summer woollcns are
worn for trayellno-gowns they must be-
tailor-ua1e. THIS Is thc only department
of~drcss i'm which ta.lor-mado gowns now
appear. If vs. except the ridIng-habit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Note the clear, rich color OF Hoods
Sarsaparllla, and the muddy, gritty MAKE
up Of other medicines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Trne 10 Hcr Word.

No one will deny the fact that steamer
warns mp 10 its work most thoroughly
when u IS coaled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

A dude has no occasion TO ask how col
lar sets because It always stands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
nrTTNG DREsSEs.

They are making some dainty seaside
and outing dresses in the popular Atwood
crtpons. They are trimmed with braid
and with Chantlly and similar black laces,
and are chiefly affected in dark colorings.
A handsome black silk and lace DINNER
dress Is made with bodice cut very
slightly deroLa6. and with the sleeves Of
lace. reaching to the elbows. The skirt of
black silk is plated at the foot, and fur-
nishes foundation for a very graceful
overskirt of lace. which is draped over 1t
in heavy folds. gathered in TO tho waist,
about which sash Of black silk is drawn,
with fringed ends depending at the sides
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

HAVING CEPTED It H r
4 4 AGENCY for N, ANDREWS NANUFAC-
TURIrG COMPANY u New YORK and Chicago.
We hEyo aidei sch0ol-Furnituro 10 our BOOK and
stationery Business. We sOIcit correspondents
from parties contemplating editions or changes
IA their school iurniture for me coming SCHOOL
session. Samples sh0Sn AZ our s-ose. Circulars
aud ca alognes on application. h. ~. STAKE
q CO.. successors 20 Thomas j. stafke 4 sons,
900 east Main street my 4-Su. fuNF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
DRESS INFORM (?)

Tho Courier ds E'dis Uats. describing
the exhibit Of IN English tailor az tine Paris
Exposition. who believes he has at last
solved the problem of reform in woman's
dress. has ihis 10 say Of the proposed COS
tune: The woman that enters into the
new league will wear zo4.Ye trousers.
LEAVING the foot In bold relief, q straight
pstticoat open nt the side, giving view Of
the brooches, a flowing blouse with scarf
tiel round tho waist, and vest. zouaVe
fashion. of % shade different from the vest
OF the costume" %,
There IL fame for the woman who VIII
boldly adopt this style OF costume, which,
putting aside its masculine features. Is de-
cidedlv better conception M every way
than Lady larberton's divided SKIRT or the
Bloomcr costume Of years ago. II reform
ia neclcd-1nd that let every woman settle
in her own mind-this seems to DO very
sensible method.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Train 30. % connects daily az keysyllis f1r
Chase Ctly. Claf ksytllo. oxford, Durham. lea
ders0n. and Raleigh. 1Cnnerts daily a. Green's
hofo' TOR Durham. kaloigh. Salem. snd winston
and all points on North Carolina biVsoa. M
salisbury Tor Aahcylfls. Hot springs. Ani Al
points IN Western Norm Caroline, aud A. Cnxr-
iotle for Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta rail-
read.
Train No. - connects daily ~ Greensborg W
Salon. winston, Raleigh, Ooldsb9rO', sni Moro
heal City, 90 SDlisbury for Ashcyilio. lios
Springs, aud al polLts N Western North caro-
Hua. ~ Charlotte with Charlotte. tolu 6ia aud
augusta railroad Tor COLUMBIA. Augusta. AIKEN.
Chsrlostou. Savannah. lbOma3fille. Ca, JNet-
souWile, aud Other Fi0rII g1iutf alss. Ft1
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington
Trains from tho sOufh arrive 40 NichmCripb
a. Il. AMI g3J T. -
tABELlA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Rich moui .........,.. ........... OOu :. ".
Arrive hichmon ............. ~ =. IL
tlLOyER ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond 3D. " \. n.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANviLLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QllChkFf ROUTE sou IN
NNp SOt lHWeNt.
PULLMAN SHELTERS Oh ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
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XORK-RIVER LINE WA WESI
POlNE
tDAILY EXCEFT sUNDAY

Tho faVOrite rOufs q Baltimore. ms tteafn9s
en- his lfno arc models II h.suty. els.iu. AMI
comfort LeAYo klcluD t.tl B.. 81. ana ii.J
T. VI. arrive ag baltimore $50 A. 81, Leave
Baltimore daily e1crpt Sgn.ay as ]. ", az
rive al Richmond 'g.i0 a. u. nai ~ a. "
Fare from ..imOni siraieDtt1 Bal in0re 81.
WashiastOu 90: WilniuRton. Del. ca fhile-
delyhia, SAD, New YORK. tI3l Hound lu2,
imingt0n. Dci., q. PailaioipAi@ g. hos
fWgsr POINT ACCOMMODATION
Iaaye Richm0ai uWenly-ihirl-
street fopot...... ..--a.s ss...ss.. IiiD - T.
Arrive Rich mOnd NiWen'y -thifc-
sea- eeuotl ......,............... ts.iO r. 4
slaiy. tDalY except sunday.
Dopot and ucEst-onice TOO. virginia stf3,~
Uptown Office Corner Tenth ana Vain aif9ssA
ms. l. IAlLDu,
General Iass9nTer AE9ak
J. =. FJII>.
Division pafseuEe- Agfnl
kicAnJui. "a
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mA,IRoAp EsxEs


FE VI a3 7yE sE;SzsH
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE IN ryYECr NAY 70. issa.
Two DAILY raAINsTo NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYScHBuKa
LEAVE RicBHoNn
e4oA " Daily. Ga Richmond ana FetsSourf
railroad. Arrive as Petsrsborg lO.S
A. H.: arrfvs ~ Norfolk loO 7. n,
1904 ". Daily. va hichmcEg and fotsLsoufk
railroad Arrive At Petersburg 100
AN. No ; iOavss Petersburg iOb
A. ~ for Fsrmyiile. LYnchours. hos-
noso Rrissol. Knoxville. aud al
points south end West
THROUGH CAR TO RADFoRD.
,coP Y. Daily. ris 2irhmond and Petersburg
railrole. Arrive YetersDurs ,:t5 Y.
NJ: leave Petersburg Si0f. y. daily.
arriving Norfolk 1920 2. u. Thr0JS1
car Richmond 10 Norfolk.
TOOL P. N. Daily "a Richmond ani PeterSonrf
railroad. Arrive a. petersburg 80
r. ~, connecting vita Train No. !.
leaving Petersburg At IS =. " TOO
Rsrmvilie. LynchDarg. Roanoke. TO
eah0ntas. Bristol. hnoxvile. Chstss-
Doogs, and all poiais south aai
West
PULLMAN sLEEpiSG-CAR ACCoHhODA-
TiONs
No. i-SieeDins-csr from Petersburg 20 Bristo,
without change, leaving Petersburg daily AZ
y.55 y. NJ, AID Lynch5urg 20 Memphs uithous
change.
No 3-Lynchbury - New Orleans, and kos-
nohc N Cnsuanoog., without chzngA
tickets, baggage-chocks. aad All Information
can be Sbtaiaei az Richmond snd feierso1rs
railroad pot. A. W. SarDer's, 100 Main slreet
at a. thn (oFnDanyts ogfgs. gu east MAN <tr1ee
'' W. r. BENtlt.
General PASSENGER Agcn-
CHANTS o. EDDY. yice-lresijeaI o.,
General ofico. Roanoke. Va M u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

A few effective indoor dresses now worn
are Of striped India silks, IN striking con-
functions Of color made up IN simple trn-
cesse models, and usually with small DENT
trains.
Among the odd flowers with which
fashion has seen 1T TO deck midsummer
bonuets are laburuums, acacias. and aza-
leas. Sweet peas and honeySucGleS ar. are
also seen on some of the dainty little
shapes that seem now TO constitute the
standard Of our millinery. They are com
posed almost entirely of flowers, with only
the very slightest suggestion of tule or
gauzc, and perhaps small knot OF Tlooon'
There are a thousand dainty tr.t.cs IN
cludod in the fancy neckwear of the seat
son. Pretty and graceful little tchus m
colored lisso are edged with plaitlngs OF
the s3me material. or else with lace. lheen
there are hosts If smart devices IN the
form of chemisettcs: thew are made OF
craze q. chine. Grape, or surah, usually orna-
mented With ribbons.
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION
OK. < A. X. RI

JAMES RIVER DIVISION
o. & A. X. r.
igAyE RICnAosD.
9:l5 A. u daily for LyGch01rg. Lexington, snt
Clifton Forge.
4:i5P. VI. seotisyiiio accommodation. except
sunday.
1000 P. N. daily recommendation Tor LynoaOarE
sui Clifton Forge.
TRAINS AEgfyE RfcHsoE0:
c:i5 p. q. ard 40 4. N. daily IRON ciifra
forge.
s:i5 A. NJ. from sectisyilis. except sunday.
n. w. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
LT.HARAHAs. General Manager. le3
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TRAINS NORrHWARD.
ava Arriya


Nos. ,tanis- max, no s,ops 80. y stops "a
aienat NJ Cantraiia. No. IS stops only On signAi
al Chester. CentraNs. aud Manchester Nos.
- Gn,C5 stop on -igua's ai All stations. No1. ~.
g. Is %. SO. ~. u apl - viii stop a. all slauoas
Tor pa5.cuG'rA
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Clairette Is another fabric which is
rapidly coming into general popularity,
in the early months of fall. 1t is soft,
sheer fabric in which drapery effects OF
marvellous grace can be Obtained. All the
fashionable colors are represented IN IT,,
but clairette looks best in delicate shades
as cream. pale green, pale blue, and layen-
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FOR NEW YUHk,

OLD DOMINION STEAM -TEA
SHIP COIPAAL kksA
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On Trains No@ II ami . sleeping-cars between
Now IorI Bnd Tampa. Flo. g'3 dacAsohyinel
Ca Trains Nos u aui - sleapinS-cRfa helNeea
Washington ana ChArlestou. on Tram N@ y
alocpinA cars betwoen New YORK Ani 5a'A on
Vile. on Train No. q sloepinB-taf bos""oh
Washington 8nd Savannah.
TIE Only ALL-RElL LINE TO NORFOLK.
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LBkVE AhhlF@ =.
Richmond 'am A. N. Norfolk 900. 10 ?. y.
Richmond ..'70OP. N. Norfolk DO = !. "
Norfolk 's.e0 a. N. kirhmOnd. 40 \. VI.
Norfolk .......c2O r. ". Eichnopd.. 80 T. n.
These traius also mako close connection. tor
FarmvlIIe. Lynchhugs an1 >olthvosiorn points,
art all Stations on tho Noriol1 AMI western All
road. u. =. LILLY bupef'n'ehlHh%
PIT u. MYERS. Gouorai 7up'ri1teu isat
r. n. fYrRsoN. General Passenger Agent.
SOL. HAAS, Tranic Manager hyN
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THE LATE FASHIONS.
FINE AND FAvoRITE FABRICS FOR
FALL.
Ciairetto GooJs-Ousing Drcsscs-fn-Door
Dresses--Tailor-Made Gowns-A Re-
form cD-Drcss Odds and Ends.
Correspondents Of The Richmond Dlsps,ch.l

NV OK, AusIsI u, IooJ.
Foulards have become tho really popu-
lar fabrics Of the August season. They
are in the usual wide selection of colors
and designs. The patterns seem 10 be
moro tasteful and artistic this year than
usual. For the earlier hours of the day
white foulards. sprigged or dotted IN some
very small figures, are worn. Then late
in the day darker colorings prevail, tor
thcy are worn for morning and afternoon
and evening and for almost oil occasions.