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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
FxDlainipg a Distinction.

IN certain church fold in Central New
York il is the custom TO give annually a
harvest festival, at which there is much
feasting, the special reliance Of which be-
ing the pies made for the same by very
esiimable but sometime illiterate member
of the congregation. On n recent occasion
the Sunday-schooi superintendent. being
famous patron Of mince-pie, made a
courteous request Of the pie-maker that
she should make some mark on the upper
crust pies by which the mince could be
distinguished from the others. The testi-
val arriving, and III due time the period Of
pic-consumption. the superintendent pro-
cceded 20 examine the pies, aud found that
all of the uppcr-crust denomination were
marked T. VI
Selecting one he turned to the pastry
cook ard said
II can't understand your trademark
here What does 7. NJ. mean on this
pieY"
1t means on that pie" returned the
lady. examining the hakey dome Of the
enigma. lit means It's mince."
"Indeedl" said the superintendent,
" then what does r. NJ. mean heref" sub
hitting PIE through whose yentilations
o0zcd suspicious of blackberry.
"Oh, on that one" responded the in
geniOus pie-artlsan, " Oh that one II means
'taiut mince."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
TroublOus Times.
a. -

II there was ever an occasion when the
women of Virginia should use all Of their
influence 20 arouse the men Of Virginia 10
extraordinary exertiOn IL rescuing the old
State from utter ruin and degradation that
occasion surely presents Itself in the pres
ent political crisis.
Those pious frauds-Harrison and Wana-
maker-who have violated the most So
Tenn pledges made 10 the people ten thou
sand times in the past six months. who
have dragged religion down into the po-
litical filth and garbage of Quay, Dudley.
and Malone, and given the moral sense OF
the nation shock from which II will not
recover In twenty years--these monument
al hypocrites are transeressing the bounds
Of their national duties CLEARLY defined by
the Constitution and are intermeddling
with the private affairs Of sovereign
State in attempting 10 force upon it a
national satrap against the will OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

The lack of pecuniary resources is moro
thnn made up by the absence Of salaries IN
the teaching orders Of the Catholic Church.
The Christian and other Brothers who
teach these schools get no pay beyond their
cheap raiment aud very humble living. Il
number OF them live in one house. and by
this means a half dozen or half score Of
Catholic teachers require no more 10 keep
them than the salary Of n single public
school teacher. The same holds good OF
the teaching sisters.
The reader may entertain mis- own
opinion about the assertions Of these reli-
eious teachers that they teach with the ex-
pectation of obtaining their reward IN q
higher world than ours but the fact cam
not be denied that they live up 20 the full
measure of their declaration. for without
them il would have been impossible 10
construct the gigantic system Of Catholic
education IN Gotham, and indeed through
out the United States. At such COMPARE
lively moderate cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

are taken every season, and many tlOp-
sands Of tons Of shipping are used in their
capture. Since steamers have gone into
the seal fisheries the catch has greatly in
creased. The season lasts from the first of
March 10 the close of May. between which
dates the different varieties, including the
harp-seal. the hooded-seal. the square
fiipper, and the dotard. are taken, the two
last being the most valuable. The true
fur-seal is the northern ursine. or sea-bcar.
which abouuds IN tho Pribyloa Islands, IN
Behring's Sea. A great rendezvous Is ST.
Paul's and st. Georges Islands. where the
rookeries are sometimes known to harbor
several millions At time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Fixing the Blame.

Station Agent: 1T seems almost impos-
sible TO keep fence about this place. 1t
was only last winter that We put this one
up and now look at it. Hardly plank
left"
Bystandcr: well, YOU can't blame any
one hut your own employees. They incite
people to it,
Station Agent: "Incite ZEN. How do
You mean :"
Bystander: "Why, never come down
here that some conductor or other doesn't
shout out git aboard"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

~ IN : = ~
To NE Editor OF he DisD0'ch:

To me Editor OF ne DiSDGfch:
Mr.. Justice Field. spprehending danger
to life or limb from the assault of Iorry.
might have killed him. Then be must
have been subject 10 ind ctment for MIR
der, to trial and to acquittal or to conVit-
tiOn. as he proved OF failed 10 prove the
ToasOuablenes5 Of ms apprehension. But
he could not delegate 10 another man his
Judgment, Lor could any one else. The
Judge on the bench i not "A man; be Is q
court--the law IN q person. Not ON the
bench he is q man, and nothing more. A
test is easy and simDlc. Call man on Tie
bench q rogue, and punishment for con-
tempt of court properly follows; meet tie
same man on the street aud call HIM y
rogue. and his warrant of contempt of
court for that epithet would be ineffective
and ridiculous. A sheriff attempting TO
enforce 1t might legally be killed if resist
Gnce could IN no other way be adequate.
The duties of q marshal or of Ma deputies
are defined 10y statute. Doing them he is an
officer of the Federal Government; not IN
the discharge o. them, he IS Il man. II BY
statute one OF the duties of marshal Is 10
be bodyguard 10 the man Fuller or the
man Bradley or the man Field. hagle acted
in discharge Of duty; but If such duty Is
not imposed by statute. Secretary cannot
add it, The action Of Terry was Odlous
and deserved the sharpest punishment the
law could inhict; but Nagle or the Secre-
tary X not the law. TIE fact. then, Is that
in California a man killed n man. What
California will DO about II Is her business ;
but the action OF the Secretary Is tie busl-
ness Of every man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
He Was Fond Himself
lpipa Of peacAl

YES" said a Kentuckian who had been
in the far West. indians are powerfully
fond of wbiskey. Let 'em once get the
taste Of whiskey an they'll give up every
thing for il. An old chief out in Western
Dakota offered me pony. saddle. bride,
blanket, and don't know what else. for a
pint Of whiskey had with me-"
And you wouldn't give il 10 him?n
Not much. Thst was the last pint /
had left. But u shows how fond Indians
arc Of whiskey.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Faithful To His Trust.
Montana Lotter.l

In the pioneer period the bankers Of
Helena thought nothing Of sending 81, 600, ).
600 worth OF gold dust by the freighting.
wagons across the country 20O miles to Fort
Benton for shipment by river. They Gu
trusted the treasure 10 acquaintance who
cbanced 10 be making the trip, exacied no
bond. and felt no anxiety. The millions
won't through safely. although the bound
sry of the British dominions is temptingly
near part Of the route 10 Fort Benton.
Banker HershGeld, OF Helena. tells
"a interesting story of a man by
whom BIO onco sent $4,000 In gold dust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
SCHOOLS MULTIPLIED.

encountered in carrying ont n project Of
such vast extent. but the schools have
nevertheless multiplied rapidly. Within
the limits Indicated there are nearly one
million Catholics-a population which
should yield something Ike 100000 chill
dren Of a scbool-going age so that extern
sive rs the system is there is room for vast
development vet. The question Of finances
is the great barrier in the way. but as the
Catholic population becomes more COM
Portable and well-oH this difficulty will de-
crease.
The next point is the efficiency Of the
methods adopted in Catholic schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
For the Dispatch
Private Dalzcll tn President Harrison.
BY OUlSION.

By QtlHloNs
I am P-ivate Dalzell, you must know,
And in rising TO make q great show
My curses nEo water shall Cow.
I've .alont thai none rGu f"luic,
And power YOU dare not disG ute,
So from a long gun snail shoot
I'm wonderful man iu Che iauI--
4 might IN the Grand Army band.
Holding millions O.. votes 10 my had.
Where's Tanner. say
Answer thia dry,
OR your scalp I'll wear a my belt
IN chaW you and ught you.
I'm blast you and blghty0u
Until al my vengeance you 70 ielt.
Im yelling for pci
! will have tie wealth,
Or my sugsr the nation shall 1901.
While Tanner was there
The chances seemed fair
Por simple cur shufio and deal
Then NOble-thc coot.
The fool and the brute
Remembered q musfy old book.
Aud hauling it down from is NOOK,
Found oid-ume yieWs
(Only written FOR Jeweh
Declaring, Thou shalt not stoal"
Then straight % he Whl,e House he went
ION evident deyilily benz,
TO inaugurate iionesiy's rule.
Butour chlyarous hearts had been caught,
And our patriotic votes bai been bought
Ry promise u pensions lumra .ured.
Then wildly va win rage aud rave.
We, the uureluited brave.
A. thought Of lroAsure treasured.
50, Republican party, beware
For by the lost dollars swear
I'm dash you and mash you,
And feartuIy -Iaash y0u.
While on the ground.
wipe yOu around
Until OF your soul your body and brains
There's not enough leit 70 mourn a,-"reinains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

Most women naturally look forward 70
matrimOry as thcir proper spl0Tc in life but
thcy should constantly hcar in mind tia .
far. rosy face, trigH eyes, and henirhy
wyl-deVeiOped form, Irr th' N-sr passports
% q happy marriage. Al those wasting dis
orders, wcakacsses. and functional lrroEuiari-
tics peculiar % th-ir fcC. destroy beauty
and attractiveness ana make life miserable.
An uufaiunr specific for tnrsr moialies "a %
be- found IN Or. Pierre > tavOrte PRESCRIPTION.
II il the Oniy medicine l.r women. 0ld by
druggists. under Il pOstti.e guarantee
from the manufacturers. that il VIII give
satisfaction in every cise or money VIII De re-
funded This guarantee has been printed on
fhc b0ttle-wrappprs and faithfully carried
out for many ycars. Si.n per BOTTLE, or SIX
Bottles for $500.
Copyright, 1855, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

60 So they've got twins over to neighbor
Flackertys. oh. Boggs "
so they say, Tattler, but Iye my doubts
about it,
"Doubtsl Why. man alive I have it
from both Or. Bolus and Flackerty him.
SELF
"What of that? Aren't they both ward
politicians, and don't that raise suspicion
of false COUNT"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Suggestive. at Least.

In the marblc-yard.
Leke Fungus: Mr. Monument man I
want you ter build tombstone for my
pard- he's shuffed ther picters for Their
last time want YOU ter cbizel out the
biggest slab you kin for hundred, an put
q touchin' motter on II. Somethin' short
but TO Their pint
Sculptor: How would par roJiSc'm do?"
Lekc Fungus: Packs what?'
Sculptor: Pax vobiscum."
Leke Fungus: Well, them amt 'Zackly
the packs he was ust ter handlin., but it's
"a powerful hint, an | reckon thatll DO"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Lend the ola Soldier a Helping Hand.
The Dispatch publishes the following by


SOLDIERS HoME, October ], 1889.
To the Kind and Ba,eroient Pe0p'e:
I am totally parayzed in both legs,
caused from wounds received in the WAT.
and can't walk single step. Some time
since ! undertook % provide myself with a
goat and wagon. which would afford me the
outdoor comforts of TINS life ] have sue
ceeded IN procuring the goat and harness.
Messrs. e. G. Bristow a. Co., of 1911 ea.t
Cary street. agrce 10 make a suitable
wagon for cz8. Mr.. Leroy J.. Brown, %
lib Main street. has kindly and literally
donated $50 Of this amount.
Now all that Is necessary TO make the old
soldier happy IS % find thriy-tWo persons
kind and liberal enough t0 donate 90 ills
cause the ptful sum 81 % cents each,
which would make up the 81.
II You could only realize the amount OF
comfort and pleasure this small donation
would give 10 an old disabled soldier, I
know you would not hesitate one moment.
| would like 10 perfect this IN time 10 20
10 the election and assist with my vote IN
relieving old Virginia OF tha most shame
full and disgraceiul burden evor proposed
20 bo imposed upon heT-negrO rule. Any
contributions handed 10 Mcssrs. BristOw ~
Co.. 14li east Cary street; Alf. Leroy T..
Brown. 1ll3 Main street, or TO myself will
be thankfully received and sacTedly APP
piled 10 the object above stated. Respect
fully, &C., h. f. PoSDYE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

intendent Of the Sunday school OF ono Of
the Baptist churches Of that city. attend
ing Its sessions whenever re can 10 So.
He has long been an earnest member of
the Baptist denomination, to tie interests
of which he contributes literally. Mr..
Rockefeller has made splendid contribu-
ton. said 10 be millions Of dollars, 10 tie
Baptist University at Chicago. placing
this institution far beyond the possibility
of It's being punched for funds. lie Is a
quiet retiring man. domestic IN his habit,
and the head Of household which is sand
TO be- q model il It's simplicity Of life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

forty-fve to one hundred and fifty years
old. Ii is we'll authenticated that at the
landing OF Junipero Sierra at Monterey be
was grandfather. and when the first
chapel was built in the site Of the present
Carmelo Mission in l7Tl'72 be was present
and assisted on erecting the adobe walls.
old Gabriel has never used liquor nor
tobacco His diet has been of the simplest
and plainest food. his habits. including
that OF frequent bathing, regular. Pro6a-
bly, the oldest man In the world is an In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER,
Tho Richest Man In the World-Twenty
Million Dollars "A Year.

The president Of the Standard OIL Trust,
John j.. Rockefeller, was educated IN
Cleveland, Ohio. where thirty year. ago be
was the proprietor Of small refinery.
From this beginning he has achieved ms
enormous wealth and power. He spends
great part Of his time in New
York, where the Offices of the com
pany are situated. and in. other
places besides Cleveland, but IS still super
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
PHILADELPHIA, RIO h ira
AOND AID NORFOLK
AMsHIP COAPANG

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
sud FRIDAY Al l. ID. snd every SUNDAY AZ
A. n.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays siesmers
resolved III 1870 A. NJ for Sundays steamer
ull5P .. saturday Freight Te. slgod daily ull
p. NJ
Fare, s.
For further Information apply 20
y. ". hcCARRiCK,
General Sclihera Agens. once hcete,tA
~ T.. CLIDR CO..
70. Genera AZents rhllaielphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
XTIEGINIA STEAMBOAT ..-cr

folk Portsmouth Newport NewA CiarsmcaL
ana James riyes landings direct. W elegani
sAoon-stegmer AHlHi. having Richmoni
RVRgY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, znd FAlDAf
At A. N. su0el-cars ccEnscS
Connections as Ola fOlal anf a. Norfolk
closely win al ines Tor northern csLes same
Afternoon. james river " daylight Oreas
tcllr.at line Cneapesi rCats.
through tickets on steamer aud ~ CARRIER,
Agency 100 Main street. Baggage checked
throa(a slAIe-ro0ms engaged tCr dayor uigh.
Freigh received daily tos Norfolk, Ports
mouth. old f9lnL WayeTlY. hicksfood. Va, and
ali points "a kastorn North Carolina Aasern
Vireiaia and al regular landings on me JaAss
river al Lowest rates. ana through pi.ia issuse
LuclEN II rAruA. yics-prssldeuS
No. lii7 Msin street and kockettA
hvn WSislexA Frsish; aad pssse ngsr Axeas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

Mrs. Fraudel: as il true. Mrs Pincer,
that your son has given up artl"
Mrs. Piucor: BY no means. He is
merely trying q diversion; he Is painting
in pastel
Mrs. Fraudol: Pastel? Indeed! a
charming place, We spent week there
when we were abroad"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
DR.. PTERCE'S PELLETS
Purely Vegetable
Perfectly HARMLESS T!
UEEQUALED as L. LIVER PILL,

Smallest. Cheapest, Easiest 20 tniSe.
One tiny. Sugur-coated Pellet "a dose Cures
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache. COnstipa-
ton. Indigestion. Bilious Attacks. and all de-
Tangemcnts Of the SiOm~ra and Bowels.
Is cents q viu, bv druggiss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

"What is Dick doing now, Tom2"
Drawing
"You don't say! Does he manage to
live 10y it,
Indeed he does
"What is he draWIng!"
1" His breath -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

When an umpire exhibits what be him
self considers rare judgment it often makes
the crowd roar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

Only a musician can reconcile himself TO
the idea that true harmony can bo evolved
from the Tyre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

There is ono species of duck whose ma
trimonial inclinations lead him 20 the con-
cluSion that one good tern deserves an
other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
DEPAHrIxE or sTsAnEKS.
OLD DOMINION STEAM TIa
" SHIP COMPANL a. ia


Steamsrs Leave NclMoui kfEkf TIL ksDAG
sud F.IDAt 90 T.. q. Nantes, closed one
lol. before -alIns tlale.
steamer, Leave New YORK f1r Richmond
EVEhY WEDNESDAY, and -AIl kDAf a. +
b.. arriving IA hicaruCnt MONDAY AMI FRI.
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger acc0'n mocaiious unsurpass5l
CABIN faro b. seH York fft JAmes-rlyer
route dLeiGdiug meals chi befthl........t , y
Round-tr.p tickels. AmlIe1 10 luirty days
after dAte O. i5SI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II ID
stssrage with 81 osts Observation-Disclosures. o -
steerhge without suUsis tence .....-...-.-. 90
Cstin fare - Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way..-.................... ................ l01l
Cabin fare ciG Richmond aud Petersburg
TaltoAi. .--.s.. --.---.-.s ~ ~
Tickets ian 10 Obtaiued a. A. ". Carrier 8, .JJJ
Msia street. Clesapezks anu Onto and lticn-
moug ant petersburg cepOts, and 40 companys
Offices 1911 kA4a street., and W. n, hockeitt.
Freight forwarded AID 81 OukA bills ~ l9ding
Issued zoe p0inr5 OoYon1 New I0rk.
Frrignt r3clir9C daily until . +. u.
fs.scnger8 leaving kichmOnd 90 MONDAYS
TUESDAY,, WEDNESDAYS. IHL R,bals. and
SATURDAY > D. tno Chesapeake Aai ohio gaii-
way tUil NeWpor. NeNsl 90 80 A. p. aud Z. "a.
and by Richmond ana fstersDurg railroad same
DAYS. SD a. NJ. VIII maze r0unectOu 81
NORFOLK with steamer .savils those dayA
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co., Agenis,
No. 1901 Naiu street. AMI
AuB COMPANY gnagf. kOekettA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

The earth is one Of tho very best kind Of
revolvers. since the most simple-minded OF
its inhabitants is not apt TO assume that he
didn't know il was loaded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

Customer 60 village artisO Icalled to
make arrangements 10 have my portrait
painted. How much do you charge a sit
ting -
Artist Don't charge any more 10 take
you a-sittin' than a-standiu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

II rather unsexcs n girl TO be I'm the
swim:" she cannot keep her head above
water unless sheis decidedly buOyant, don't
you know
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

From meteorological standpoint old
Terra seems TO have been badly stricken
with the drops-y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

"Do Won raise any chickens in this neigh
borhOod, Junius, Z"
We'll as ter dat, boss, we don 'zackly
ralee 'cfn. but when De nights am dark an
dey dom roos' too high we sOrter lips al"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

"Iom quite surprised NJ. Meeker, to
account for your wile's knowledge OF par
liamentary law: where could she have
learned II all Y"
she? Great Caesar Hasn't she been
speaker Of the house for the last fifteen
yearsfn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
'LLLMAN SLEEPING" n I||"ugII,.
If9s, =
DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANyllLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE ,.. RI
AND sOrTnW Isl.
PULLMAN ,LEgPRRs OS ALL Ni.lr
VHATNs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
WADE WHlPPLE'S WHIMS.
For tho Dispatch.l

When Mrs. Pigeon lays an egg she retires
10 the ova-cote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

According 10 popular superstition Ken
tuckv has produced more American drach-
mers than any state in the Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
Scheduiein RGoe,


Train No % connects isIy Al karfriiia
Chase Ci.y. tlafksYiila. ON.ofi nlrasm. &c..
dcrson, and kale a.. tolr-.ts daily a. ttin. .
Doro' tor Durham Raleigh. Salon. 49, WIat ..
Gnd al points on North Carolina Division ..
talsblry f0r hshewis. Not Slrinfs. a. B..
pokntsin Western Norm Carolina. All A. "a.
loite FOR Charlotte. Columbia AL AYglt.a .i.
rad
Train No - connects daliy e. GreoDsborl '.r
Salem. winston, ks'e u. col ishorI. aus NH..
head Clty. AZ salisbury Tor AsheufIf. io
Springs, ant al polut5 Ia Western N0rth co..
Ina At(lArlotn Nitl Charlotte Columbia A..
AuEustaraurosi for Co.umbls. Augusta. A.,t.
Charleston, Savannah. IlUuasri.Ie Ca. Ia
ecuulle, AMI o.he~ Fiorfa POLITE asa. 70 3D.
Carolina Central raiir1 a. for WILMINGTON
Trains from tls south arrive ai klrhmgof ID
A. ~ sui $3.50 r.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAILS
Leave Il 'hmoui ..... ....... ........ ... ' ' 70
Arrive KichmCni. .......... ........ b 81 e. ~
hLuVKR ACCoNNODArloN
Iesve Richmond. ........ ......... i.I A.. NJ
Arrive Man. lesfer ......... ........ ~ d. Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Schedule
commencing JUNE %, is'3 eastern STANDARD
time.
Stops only Ashland. junction. h.l.
fort. aui Froicr.. ksDlrF. sleeper
- Washiuvt1l Ggd Ncw York
li.O7 4. NJ leaves Byrt-sireet station iaily. OK.
c5gt sunday.
COS r. VI. loEve, BYri->trse- station daily
sleeper 20 New York.
s.5OA VI. arrives ~ Byri street station falr
Sleeper from Neg FORK
9.3sP. 81. arrives ~ Byri-etresl station LAY
stops 40 fredericksburg. hHi.rt
Junction. and Ashland. s.. epsf Goa
NasllngtUn and Soy f0rt
IC.40P. A. arrives Rl Byrd .treet station daNI
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAISA
DAILY gackPr sUspArA
G4sA. NJ. leaves EiUa Arrives a. Aslisli s.
7:3lA.N.
4o0P. NJ. accommodation leagcs Byr! sf,0
station. arrives Al Ash.auiat 3 D.. f.
eO4P N. leaves ElbA. ar.lses a. AsA.alt a.
6.45 N.
6:45 A. NJ arrives Elba. Ioavos AshlanI as ID
A. s.
ss5A. ". Accommodation arrives at Dryi.
street station, leaves Ashland a. g
An
6s9P n arrives - klba leaves Ashlani 80
5l!p.N 81.
CA TAYLOR General Ticket Asoa-
T. d. MTgEs. Goloral slpcfintoaaenh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06
VORk-RIYER LINE WA WE5I
a POlNE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

Toe favorto routoto Baltimore lhsstean'-r
on fhis llne are MODELS ~ beauty. eieralr1. So
comfort Leave Richmond fis D. ID. llt q
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baltimore daily except ~aaIay as v a..
rive a. Richmond 80 A. n. Agi a. A. ".
Faro from diamond stragnttI Baltimore -
Washington. g.. Wilmington, Del, fiO. ihI.l-
delphia s. so. Nov York g, 3D. Round uis
Wilmington. Pei 2. FllaiephiA. s.
INVEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond Qweuty-.hiri.
street dcuor..... ...-...... t5'll A. =
Arrive Richmond llnen.y- lirl-
street depoO ...............-..... fs:D 4
Daily tDaily except sunilT
Depot AMI ticker0ri-o Foot virginia f,ros-
Up-tOrn Onlce Corner Tenth a1i NAN sir'o.A
JAS. I. TAYLOR
General As--nger ARenA
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Division PassenCer Agent
Richmond, "a
SOL. HAAS 1rsrlc Manager
.. NJ r.. IALCOlL. kirsi Wee President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-06

BROOKLYN.
JERsKY CITY.


All told there are 300 Catholic schools,
attended by 74.9n children. Besides these
there are several thousand children attend
ing Catholic schools in the small adjacent
towns which are no moro than suburbs of
Now York