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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
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WASHINGTON. March The Niee-Presi-
dent was not present at the opening OF this
mornings session, and secretary McCook
read (after prayer a note from Mr.. Morton.
stating thst he would be assent from to-
DAVIS session. Thereupon Dir. Sherman Of
feIe resolution that during the ab'erce OF
the Vice President Mf. ingalls, should be
President OF the Senate pro tenn,
An amendment for that resolution was
offered by Mr. Harris. substituting the name
OF Mr.. VOORHEES, for that OF Mr.. ingalls,.
The amendmet was Ieiected-yeas q. nays
29-and the resolution was agreed to.
Mr.. ingalls, theIeupon entered upon the
duties Of presiding officer pro tenn the oath
Of office having first been administer d 10
him by Mr.. sherman, aud 1t was ordered
that the President OF the United States be
notified OF Mr.. lngalls's election.
The Senate then (st 1920 s'elock) adjourn
ed fill Monday.
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DEATH OF LITrLErON EDMUNDs.
A Prominent Citizen OF Halifax
Obeys the Cali suddenly.
,sneclnl telegram 10 tho DlsnAtch.l


SorTH BosTOS. VA, March This town
was shocked this morning by the news that
Colonel L,ttleton Edmunds died during the
night lie was on the streets yesterday at
tending to his business. and while atsupper-
time be complained OF feeling unwell nothing
serious was anticipated by bis friends. He
had always said be wanted 10 die suddenly,
that he was ready to go at any moment to
obey the call. Colosel Fdmunds was a
prominent tobacconist Of this town. He was
a brother OF the late John Il. Edmunds and
the late Sterling Edmuuds, Of tbs county.
Another brother. Mr.. Joseph EdmundS. re-
sides IN Charlotte. lie was The uncle of Hon.
Paul g. Edmunds and Captain Henry Ed
munds. and lraves four children-two sons
and two daughters.
Colonel Edmuuds was one OF the purest
and best Christians thai ever lived. His life
was q sermon and bis death is sore be-
reavemept to large circle OF relatives and
friends, who loved the good old gentleman
as few men are beloved. He will be buried
tomorrow at Mercy-Seat Presbyterian
church, near Barkesdale's depot. OF which
he bad been member ever since the church
was organized, years and years ago.
A large meeting OF the Tobacco Associa-
ton was held this evening, at which sulta.
BILE resolutions Of respect TO bis memory
were adopted and the following committee
from the association was appoiD ed TO attend
the funeral: Joseph Stebbns. L. X. NobliD,
w. w. Ward, j. w. Easley, ;. Z. Morton,
and w. Il. Jordan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

BY Qusrios & Nccurdy.
Real Estate Auciionaors.
hichmoad. Va

T,RUSTEES' SALE OF A MAGNIFI-
u CENrJAMrs RIVER ESTATE. KNOWN As
"DON kR,p IN GOCCILAND COUNTY. AT BIOS
COBEL STATION on THE fAkh), lMNEDl-
DiArgLY on TUE RICHMOND AND ALbk-
GHANY RAlLROAD, EIGHTEEN NILES From
RICHMOND. AT RI BIC AUCTiON.--ln execu-
ton Of certain deed o. trust bearing dste ON ths
ist day OF AgS. 1885. from Albert r. Hayward 10
tue undersigned "A trdsteos. and OF record IN the
clerks ofIlco Of Goo-hiand Coauiy Court. Deed-
Book 40. page az. Dging required % 70 90 ny ihs
holder Of the notes thereby secured. default
having been inside IN the payment 81 The same,
NO will ofief Tor sGls. upon tao promises, On
THURSDAY. MARCH %. 1881.
At ~ o'clock NJ. st Boscobs station. the ABOVE
MENTIONED ESTATE, contrasting l.tisH
ACRES. This farm Is one Of tho best on james
river and is extremely fertile lthas station
on II. IA only eighteen mics from the city OF
kichmcn1. and I. not surpassed By any farm ia
the country. Tho neigh borho,d Is one Of the best
In the ,ia.o and there il everything thsI could
possibly 20 desired by auy Que seeking hno
farm. All necessary buildings. &c.
Tho pl.ce g 100 well known - require moro
extended notice: aud parties desiring 10 inspec.
can 90 so a. any time before tho sails. Tho auc-
tioneers will take pleasure In giving any desired
inform alton
Parties desiring to S,terd ssle "a, 90 and re
turn By tho Richmond and Allegheny railroad
same day.
TsRMs: Cash So 70 cost aud expenses Of saio
and any delinquent taxes snd 70 pay on the fol-
loving notes: .Si3.41. with Interest from sto
May, 1850 sG bisct 20 creOit OF abou: sN si3ls0,
with inferst from 4;h November, 1856: ts]LsO,
with interest from 4tn May. 1887 ti3l.s1, with in
forest from An november, 1881 HtisO. v "a Ia
tcrest from fth May. 1888: ff3l.fO. with IN crest
from an November. 1875 si48Oo6. with inter
est from an November. 1879 bsiancs uDon such
terms a. may be- gwen az timo OF sale. The pur-
chaser will be required 10 assume prior lien
amounting to about tS,0Ol
II. A. NcCURDY,
l.. &. CRUNP
fe26 Trustees.
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WEST POINT.
Port statiss,c.-MArriage-A Midday
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST PoIST, Va. March J, 1889.
Following are statistics OF the trade OF this
port for the month OF February: Tonnage -.
South-bound, 25.i00. 403; north-bouud, 40
l2i.492. Forty-oue thousand one hundred
and sixty-fvc bates Of cotton were handled.
an increase OF 10,024 bales over February,
1883.
-Four ships were loaded direct for foreign
ports, taking $4,000 biles Of cotton.
mir. Alvin Downey, OF Baltimore, and
Mis-, Mary 0gdeo, OF West Point. were
married At the home Of the brides father
yesterday afternoon, rev. 4. l.. West off.
ciakipg The marriage was very quiet only
the members OF the family and few others
being present.
There was considerable excitement IN
town about noon yesterday caused by the
appearance Of a starin the heavens. The star
was directly overhead, very plainly visible,
and could be seen the balance OF the day.
The sun wss shining very brightly all tue
the sky was beautiful blue.
Mrs. Lucy Wailr Smith and her dangh-
ter. OF Essex county, who baye been spend
ing some time in town, returned home yes
teTdsy.
A good deal OF building is in progress
herc and there isa prospect for great deal
mote during the summer.
WILSON PILGRIM.
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10 recognize either wisg Of the party during
The prevent bitter feeling between them.
General Malone went TO Wkshsngtoa on The
early train yesterday morning, and bis visit
evidently means business. II "a not believed
that the General, who has always led his
party In this State. will agree to any compro-
mise that will lower his own influence and
al tee same time result IN rewadIng some
Of his political enemies. II Is evident, how
ever. that some OF his followers here who
are looking after Office would be glad OF 4
compromise that would give them prospect
OF appointment.
Tue dispositions In behalf OF Mr.. +. G.
Venable, our coneressmau.clec are being
quietly taken this week. ROBIN ADAiR.
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am satisfied mat alcor Il hereditary In my
family. Ny father died Of 1t, n sister Of my
mother died Of IL. and my own sister died Of IT.
My feoliags may be imagined. then, when tho
side. II Was malignant Cancer eating in.
wardIy In such way that itcould 4 be cut out
Numerous remedies were used for 1t. but the
Cancer grew steadily worse, until Il seemed that
I was doomed 30 follow the others OF the family
I took swift's Specific. which, from the first day,
forced out tho poison and continued lis use until
| had taken several bottles, when found myself
well. know that 5. ). 5. cured me.
hrs. S. VI. IDOL
Winston, " C., November 26, 1855
Send for Book on Caccci and Blood Diseases
SWIFT SPEC FIC COMPANY.
ia 30-eoi Drawer 3, Atlanta, GR.
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Auction sALEs--Fsssve Bays.
ByH. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctoneer,
Oulce. Eleventh aud Bank streets.


rrRUsTEEs' SALE or TWO NEW
TWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLINGS IN
THE PLAN OF fILrlN, slLOAInD , ~ IuL
SOUTH SIDE OF LOUfslAnA stT ssi,,. D., ~
tnt Mr. TOGETHER 52dsli5 FEET nc. An
ALLEY ALSO, TWO PIEIIf BUILDING
Tors cE sSllyxiI5 FEET ZACH, ADJOINING
rus Au0VE PROPERTY on ThE EAST,
Avn coMNEyCfNG Ar THs SOUTHWEST
INTERSECTION or LOUISIANA AND ERIN
srREErs. ALSO, THREE OIHkH VACANT
lots. TWO HAVE FRONT OF l5SxlO
FEET EACH on THE SOUTH SIDE OF CEN
drps STpFfT gErWEEN WILTSHIRE AND
spRINf; srcEr1s, AND ONE HAS A FRONT
AGE Or l5Xx50 FEET on THE WEST SIDE
az SphTNG SrREET, BEING LOTS 20 AND
~ IN LEVIs'9 PLAINLY virtue OF certain
Geed Of trust from W. J. Gaulfing and vito TO
tho undersigned trustees, dared December IL.
1877. mud duly recorded 10 tho clerks ONCE OF
uenrico County Court in Deadlock l&2, page
g92, default having boon made IN mo payne
of a mart Of tho debt secured thereby. ana A.
the reouest OF tho n0tc-hoder. We will ofier for
sale. by public auction. upon iho premises, In
the order above nsined, on
MONDAY, MARCH H., 1889,
commencing at 4:31 o'clock r. NJ, tho REAL
EsTAq + above mentioned or 50 much thereof "a
may be necessary. being the same conveyed by
the ssii deed.
TERMS, Enough In cash 70 pay cost OF sale and
Tho sum of Sl5s 81, with interest thereon from
June Il, IsSs, until psid. and the residue ON such
terms as hall be announced at the hour OF sa'e.
the purchasers 20 giyo negotiable notes Tor the
deferred payments, with Interest ADDED aud
secured by deed Of trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
WILLIAM FLkGENHElSER,
mh3 Irusteo+
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Negro Murderer Captured.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

GAINESVILLE, VA, March THE negro
Robert Green, who shot and killed Char
lotte Norris. was caught last night about
O'Clock by four other negroes. He was bio
in the Shuckhouse OF Mr.. II. G. Selden
shout two miles from this place. There l;
strong talk OF lynchng by the negroes,
and It is feared they will carry ont their
threat. Green will be taken to iail under
strong guard TO-DAY. This town was thrown
into quite commotion by the capture OF the
fugitive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

WANTED, BUYERS FOR ONE
w HUNDRED BARRELS EAST gRN SHORE
EARLY ROSE; aleo CAR ROMAN BEAUTY
APPLES AND CABBAGE. Have also FINE
OYSTER>. JOHN WESLEY, l2l north Eign-
teelth street, Richmond, Va. NH So
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DanvtiIe sOtes.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram TO the Dispstch-l
DASvULg. Va, March 1.-THE people OF
this city were much panied to-day to hear OF
the death Of Colonel Littleton Edmunds. at
South Boston. this morning Colonel Ed
munds was an uncle OF Hon. Paul e.
Edmunds and Commonwealth Attorney II.
+. Barksdsle. OF Dsnvile. He was frequent
visitor to Dsnvile. and had macy friends
here.
Yesterday in the Hastings Court when The
case of George Parrish, charged with blga-
my, was called ii was stated that he was sick
in Jail. The case was continued, and this
morning Parrish died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncer1
1914 Nam street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
TWO TRACTS OF rIgBERED LAND
IN NEW KENT COUNTY, NEAR BOTTOMS
BRIDGE.

By virtue Of a certain decree Of Henfco Cir
cuit Court 10 tho suit o; isckeit rs. Lebor ana
ala. entered on lhe 18Th day OF February, is,9,
tho undersigned special commissioner an
pointed thereby. shat proceed 10 sell az public
auction. upon The premises. on
FRIDAY. MARCH s, 1882.
NJ O'Clock J.. NJ. upon the prernisos tho
TWO TRACTS or LANO IN New Kent coun-
~, near Bottoms bridge. H-d about ono milo
from tue York dyer railrcad.
FIRST The ISLAND TRACT. containing gsN
ACRES, md adjoining the lands u Robert T.
Carter and cls.
Secondly. A TRACT adjoining tho above con-
tn5ning or ACRES aud POLE.
The el0re lands arc vol tmeeTcd and have
soms improvements. aud feing situated so nezr
tho ork- Rlrer railroad, by which tbs tnoer cnn
70 easily be carried 70 market. should render IL
very valuable.
TcRXs: one third cash; balance OF sir, twelve,
aud eighteen months, with interest added from
DAY Of sale, and title retained until all tho pur-
chase money! IL paid and a deed ordered By tho
Court: or 81 cash, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. Is. o. JAMES
Special Commissicner
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IN DROPOGAI.l ARE I

CEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
- vIrED FOR THE GRADING, aASONRY,
and BRIDGING OF EIGHT MILES OF RAIL
ROAD, connecting the hichmond, FredercKs-
burg and Potomac and Richmond aud Peters
burg railroads. near Richmond, Va, including a
HIGH BRIDGE across the rapids OF James
be Lot separately.
Pro1lcs and specifications may be seen and
other necessary inform atiou will be provided al
this ONCE march 18th proximo.
Bids will be opened MARCH 25rH proxlno.
the company rsserying Tire right to reject any
or all of them. K. !. ID. MYERS.
10 28-2sWtAhf5 General SUPERINTENDENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

Most women naturally look forward TO
matrinony as their proper sphere in life. but
thoy should constantly bear in mind that q
fair, rosy face, bright eyes, and a healthy,
well-dcveloped form, are the best passports
to a happy marriage. All those wasting dis
ties peculiar 10 their Sex, destroy beauty
and attractivenees and make life miserable
An unfailing specific for tliesc maladies is TO
be found in DR.. Pierce k'avorite Prescription.
IL IA tho only medicine for women. sold by
druggists under q positive guarantee
from the manufacturers that 1t will give
satisfaction in every case, or money will be re-
funded. This guarantee has been printed on
out for many years. SLIGO per Bottle, or Six
Bottles for $500
Copyright 1885, by WORLDS DIS. MID. ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
DROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO

4 February Is, lS69.-sealed proposals. en-
dorsed Proposals fer Tobacco" will bs received
from manufacturers or regular dealers only, at
the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Navy
Department, Washing on, ID. G., until IL o'clock
A. NJ. March %, 1889 aud publicly opened imme-
dletely thereafter. for the supply, on or before
November !. 1889. al the Navy-Yard, New ork.
OF one hundred And htty thousand u50.O0O
pounds OF Navy tobacco. Proposals must DO
made in duplicate upon blank forms which will
be furnished by tho Bureau Of Provisions and
Clothing upon application, and must be MED out
as INDICATED 6g ne blank. lie bids decided by
lot samples OF the standard tobacco viii be
furnished bidders upon application 70 this Blu
reau. The Department reserves tho right 70
reject any bid not deemed advantageous 10 tbs
Government JAMES FULTON, Paymaster-
General L. s Navy. 10 1891
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Reduction OF Railroad Rates.

BY teIoKrhph 20 mo DIspAgCHI
WASHINGTON, March THE Southern
and Central Passenger Asso Citations have ar
ranged thst the purchasers OF tickets TO the
Chautauqua Assembly, which will begin
March 2Jlh at Albany, Ga, may procure re-
turn tickets al one third the regular fare
from the ticket agent at Albany upon pre-
Ger tatlou Of recci pt showing that they have
paid full fare TO Albany. This arrangement
applies to purchasers OF tickets in Ohio,
Michigan. Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania
west OF Pittsbu gh. North Carolina, South
Carolina. and otter southern points, and al
Washington, d. &. Certificates can be pro.
cured at the tIcket-oflices.
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PErEa .BURG.
Annual Msesing-The Republican
Factions.

MARCH Z, 1899.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Petersburg savings and Insurance.
Company was beId at their banking. house Al
noon to-day. The old Board OF Directors
were reelected, with Mr.. Il. X. Scott. Of
Richmond. president. and Alexander Don
EsB, yice-pfssldsnt. All the other officers
bold over without re election.
There Is good deal Of W. In Republl-
csn circles here sbevt pr-seabls compro.
mise between the two winys o she party on
the sub1ecs OF the Federal offices 10 yirginia,
II any noveneut towards compomisc hes
been made II has doubs!ess been Il the sus-
gstion Of President Hsrrlsoa. who daelinss
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FRIDAY. MARca 5, 1889.
RACKET a.

RACKET AGAINST LEBgR AND ALs.--IS Tns CIR
CUT COURT OF Tus COUNTY OF REsRiCO
/. W. s. Leake. clerk Of the sald COURT do GER
tify that Special Commissioner Is. o. James has
given tho bond required Dy7<he decree entered
I'm said cause on the 1914 day 81 February. 1889.
Given under my ban1 this 9th day OF Febru-
airy, 1883.
n w. =. ~ ikF-
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Losr. sTxAYED. AND FOUND.

CRAFTON'S ADMINISTRATORS vs..
" REwE AND OTHEkS-CHANCERY COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICnMoND.-Anyco counsel or
other person having the report Of COMMISSION
the same 10 e. W. Goidin, clerk Of tho ChsncsFy
Court or 10 my counsel, aajor BENJAMIN Il.
Nash LExls r. WINSTON.
Administrator Of Mary A. Grafton. deceased.
NH 6-eod5T
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RAILROAD LINES.
FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUR re-
LII AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. schedule
commencing + EBhUAkl "A. 1899 eastern stan
dard timo
7.e2 A. N. leaves Byrd-Steet station daily.
stops only ~ Ashland. junction. Mil
ford, ana Frederick burg. sleeper 10
Washington AMI AeW York
ll:O7 a. VI leaves Byrd-Street station daily, ex-
cept Sunday. sleeper 20 Washington.
G:s5 P. N. leaves Byni-stsees alton daily.
Sleeper 10 New YORK.
s:5O A. NJ arrives at Byrd-suees station daily
Sleeper from New fors.
23sP. N. arrives a. Byrl->,rest station daily;
stops a. fredericksburg Milford. and
junction. sleeper ron Washington
and New ork.
1:i5 Z. II. arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
excep, sunday. Sleeper from Wash
inE'on.
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
consisting OF vostl0ule Pullman cars, leaves
byrd street station At $40 a. ". on TUESDAYS,
Thursdays aui eaprdays, ana arrives At t.l3
=. N. on MOndaya, Wednesdays, aud Fridays
This train makes 40 Local stops. and extra fare
is charged. First nOrth-bOund train leaves
Thurs 10y, 10Th instsu,.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
4OOP. NJ. accommodation loaves Byrd-Strset
station: arrives n Ashland A. . T.. NJ.
60i p N. leaves tiOa. arrives at Ashland az
O.i2 =. ".
s43A. NJ. accommodation arrived AZ Byrd
S.cet station, leaves Ashland Of.
~ A. NJ
$50 P. II. arrives at Elbs; leaves Ashlsni at
c. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
K. T. d. AYeRs. General superintendent
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY

~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH /. 1889.
lElyE RICmAOND.
s:45 A. VI. for NewpOr NoWs, Old Point, and
Norfolk daily.
Hos A. VI. Through Bail for Cincinnati aud
Louisville. Daly, Norfolk 20 clifton
Jorge, daily except Sunday. Clifton
forge 10 Cincinnati solid train o
Gin 'nlati. Pullman BUFFET Sleep
in--, al, Charlottesville 70 Clncn-
laI
a20P NJ. through Mail daily for Newport
vows. Old Point. snd Norfolk. Pull
man bsret arior-car except Sunday
ioo.d Point.
800 P. NJ. Gordousulie Accommodation. daily
SaOP. 81. asi t1pre.s FOR Cincinnati and
Louisville. Daily. Connects IN Cen-
Uql unlcn-SiailOn, Cincinnati, Tor tho
Nost hRi Northwest, and In Union
Station. Louisville. tor West and
Southwest. fgllasn Bunet sleepiu &
Cars 20 Cincinnati and Louisville.
AREIvE At RICHMOND.
$50 A N. from Gordonsylle daily except sun
day.
1888 A. N. from Norfolk aad Old Point daily
Pullman bunst PsrOr-car except
sunday from Old fi0nt
c;lj p II. from Cincinnati ani LOUISVILLE daily
except sunday vest Of clifton Forge;
dniy east ut clifton rOrce.
COS p. NJ. from Norfolk and hi Point daily.
500 Z. u. iron Cincinna. and Louisville daily.
etaliOa Broad rect uos seventeenth.
Ticket Oficta: Corner ientD I'D dain and
Railway station. II. ". FULLER.
General FasSel ger Agent
j. T. HARtRAS. General Manager les
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CONNRorLLNs

Train No. u connects isfY IS Nogsyiiis ~
Chase q y. Clafksyille. OAlo0i Durham. Hen
derrGu. nf.a Raleigh. l0Elerfs daily s. Green's
bOrO Tor Durham. haiel. d.. salem, kni NinstJn,
and al. points on NDHl GarDNla DVs0a Al
salisbury Tor Asheyi IT, Bo, springs, I'D al
points 10 western Nor Carolina, AID A. car
l0tic Tor Charlotte Columbia erd Angus. q rail-
rCAi.
Train No. = connects daily 90 Grecnsnorj 'or
heal city; AZ "a sDufy Tor AshouIs. ilpl
spring., and all pois's ln Western ADrth csf0-
AuA' A. Charlotte sli1 Duarlosla. Columbia q 4
Augusts raj road Tor columbia Augus-s ken.
Chsriest3n. SsYoraah. lhomasviiie. Ga. ja'k-
fonglle. and oiher slOfiIs poi - 40 Win
Carolina Coutrsi railroad t)r ~ ngfon
Trans from tho south arriFs as Mclnoai al
A n and el1 b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

fNos. I ana run daily trtneon ifchmol al
Clifton forge AMI iaily eTaspt suA4ag 5stassl
Balcony tails ald Lexington.
ARtiNS RICHMOND
l:55 p. ". hAlLaaiy.
gl5 A. A. ACCOM- fODArfON daily sI.sg,
sunday.
cos ~ re- lONS
At Clifton Forge With Chesapeake a1i Oal,
railway for fhe south. Ncdf AMI f0f.l Fes.
AZ 4ync1 burg with N0fiak AMI Western RAJ.
west ami virginia Midland railway f0r al polali
Norm aud S0Utl.
At HicnmonI slta Associated Railways for al
points In the ,1lth. AMI Nichmoli. Ire ler.ks-
burg aud potomac raiirosi f.r he H1rtl.
A. Lexington WIKI bAIIu1rs All ONO rail-
Ferry 70 AM rom flt,-0lfgn aad tLs NeiL aisO
% points Norm All la-'.
Slesping-cars LynrnbIrg % Memphis. N3H
Orleans, aud Lutte Kos.
Trains marked daily teH'sp. sunday
'cauy.
Tickets sold 10 all points Ori,cs 0is esss
Main street. 1000 NAN street. aui ~ Rrlmoli
and Allegheny depot, tigatl aut ,trsl s.roo.A
JOHN a. MAtMLhuO.
no9f General lasscngo. AgenL
DICHMOND, FREpERlCKSBURG
Az AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALl-RAiL FAs l-thllviI LINZ
TO AID FROA BALTIMORE. PalLA-
DELpHtA. NEW YOsA. AND
EASTERN AND " 5l-
kRN tlllEt
ONLY TWELVE hUjEs B-rWsGS RICH
NoND AND BALliNOya ~ ZACH
DIRECTIONS
Corresponilngiy quick ums o. Othar p0lntA
Through bills Of ladins isaIoi a. low rs'es.
g. A. TAYLOR
mol General Freight Agent.
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAnERs.
old DOMINION STEAM -
" SHIP COMPANY LAD

FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
aud 8IDAA a. ) L. a.
steamers loayo New York for Rlchmoni
EyEhY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY &C 3 T..
NJ. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accom- mOdaftCns UNSURPASSED.
CABIN fare 10 Now York GA Jam0s-riYer
route paci4diLg meas aud Derth)....----S %
ROund-trip t.rsot, limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue. Observation-Disclosures 90
Storage, with 4D5lsteuce .............. 90
Storage, without subsistence ............., B "
raS........................................I 10 %
CABIN fare Ul4 Richmond sI.d Petersburg
railroad. 10 %
Tic'ofs cau DO obtained T. A. ". Garbers, 100
Man street; Chesapeake and ONO and Klcn-
mOnd and Petersburg deDOts, and % company s
Offices, 1901 Main street, Gad whsrf. Rockets.
trsight iorsaTded aud through bills Oi ladlng
issued Tor pOia's beyOni New York.
Freight received daily uugl hour Of calling.
Passengers eayiug Richmond ou MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THU kSDAls. and
SATURDAYS Dy the Chesapeake aud ohio rail-
way traa Newport News az S4l 4 ~ anf Oy
Richmond ana Petersburg railroad Sane day 81
a 10:D3 A. b.. viii MAKE connection a. Non
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN * CO. Agents
No loOi Main street.. and
ausJ Company wharf. kockst.S