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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

TAKEN HIS MEASURE. Providence
journal knows MAHoNg better than some OF
The people 10 Virginia seem 10 know him.
That paper says
"Tbe compromise between tho Malone
and anti. Malone isctions, reported to be
under consideration, appears to be alose.
II Mahone should consent TO place the selcc-
ton OF political leaders III Virginia IN the
haods OF tho people, what would become Of
Mshone? Hrs stock In trade is bossism-the
complete usurpstion OF the Will OF the peo-
plo, II Malone Is really contemplating reIe-
eating himself 10 an innocuous desuetude IN
Virginia politics the physicians ought TO he
called 20 prescribe the proper remedies for
mental collapse"
Yes, when MALONE compromise" away
his power II will be time for him 10 retire.
He has never been known. we think, TO
agree to any compromise which was not a
bogus compromise. "You may take the
buzzard snd III take the turkey, or III take
tho turkey and you NAV take the buzzsrd'"
Is a formula that describes MAHoNE's "com-
promises"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

The Australian system OF ballotlng at
elections is growing more and more popu-
lar. The Mugwump papers seem to be It's
particular champions. So, also, are such
papers az the New York Tribune.
And yet practically the Australian system
requires an educational qualification, and IS
IN this respect akin to the much'denounced
South Carolna election law. The Australian
system provides that each voter shall read
his own ballot and himself designate by
marks the names Of the men he desires to
vote for. The South Carolina law requires
him TO read an inscription upon baIot-box.
who will hereafter denounce the South
Carolina laWi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
DEER Pb8EANDOAELAyD.
on TIE CREST OF TIE ALLGCHlylES,
5000 FEET ABOVE TIDEWATRR.
Season OPENS JUNE ~, 1889.

1hese famous mountain resorts, situated ~
the summit OF tho AlloghanIes aud directly
upOu the m Ain line ~ the baltimore and Ohio
railroad. have the aivantage Of It's through
trall service Dogn east ana west. and aro there-
fore readily access. tlo from All parts Of tina
country. All Baltimore and OHIO trans stop ~
Deci Park aud Oakland during tho season..
WITH due regard TO- the safety o. guests IN
case al accide lre-escapes of the most recent
and approves design have Oaen Gd icd % mo
Motel bui!lngs al both resorts.
Electric sbts haVo neoR introduced through
out the houses ana grounds, Turkish aud PMS
siau baths a0d large sTimmng-p0ols provided
for ladies aud gentlemen, suitable grounds i1c
lawn tennis bOTuug-ailevs aud riihari-rOOms
are here: fine ri1i,g and driving Horses ora
keptfor hro, Ia short, ali the necessary adlunct5
Tor the comfort, health, or pleasure OF patrons.
Rates go. 50. aud 800 per month, according 70
location.
All com Hunications should b aiiressef 70
GEORGE D.. DsslliELD~, manager Baltimore
and h a Hotels Cumboriard. Nd. up 20 June
ION; after ihat date Ell her DEER PARK or
OAKLAND, GarToJ county, SD.
my af-TuEsaiW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

Reading notices n readlng-mstsr Vp@
Ines OF less 81: iS nonpareh leadsd- ''c
Csrdof Tates ioT more space inInmlsa on ap-
EncAfion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
The Philadelphia Pres. states truly wbatwe

The PhiadelphiaFr Press states truly whatwe
have said in regard to Sir. LINCOLN and his
oath Of Office, but It iorgets 10 add that leading
northern journals had charged General LEE,
Mr.. DAVIS, and all persons cIrcumstsnced As
they were, with having violated their oaths
Of Office when they engaged in "rebellion."
However, we do not complain OF the PresEs
omission 10 state the fact we have mentioned.
But we do complain that 1t did not let It's
readers know that we expressly stated that
Mr. LINCOLN was the best OF the northern
leaders and had solved IN some WAY satisfac'
tory to himself the question OF conscience in
voyed in the issue OF tie emancipation pro-
clamatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
THE WHITELY SOLID NTErI

The following lette,. from an sct-.s..t,..
authority, viii 10 road with iGg1rest tg .f.....
have hoNers - buy:
HsNac0, Nay 49, ...
Friend Tower pat ths HhlIely d .s.r -.
OF you yesterday ~ work in ny trr1Ari .-f..
which Is a heavy stand ~ Nhtie c.oVsr 1.... ,
And orchard grass-a n0ii t1ss has ..t ..'
piongho1 Tor cight yelfs. Tho r.I. s....
heavy and badly iOdged. Tho gras vac s...
the kaiyes gero set Gloss y ths gr.r.us ....
Arcs this morning witnou, ciogg.nF ID. .r...t
win mioo nests on onds ~ g1Anis If.1tr. l.,
test "a a s>JsTS on> snd rerfe.7y "a ..s....
fSlgnsil slHvsn ...-.
The Ehpsiy7 Il Tho lsiost pr.Il... .f..
(S.s5r0fed ghagnDfOn - 'ofs All % e
points Of ths Champion Mower, nate IT,.
fhtr'D yrqrs adis nov aud fraJrr fIf f..
recolfly patented ~ ~. Hhfl.s NI.
" tho Champion mRchiaee. rf..H -s.
used ~ any other nsruft fHrrr tIf .4
Invaluable 20 the farmer. Ir~... ........
De fully sppreo Hfed from doe.
therefore AK pers ma D-DerI.1 tf
ing purchasers selling niy POO Pa.
msie 70 each iiae mat r.yrs,olt. a......
ton " tho follow .ns viz:
The Whitley Sold Steel Binder.
The Diver Chilled Poas.
The otJdeDs<cr Wa0or
The Losc-o.ar ra>ee ar.
Tie Tiger Sc.-D-n.
Al Of which hani's exclusively '.r.
tory. s0 Keep . llA -fIrt nf
Binder Nine and pure iArt OI- ll....
ciRliy u Champion roaper auf N.s. .s,
and ran supp prom plf any pir..
- FOR any Ot0fnr'ou NI-tHT r..
Catalogue sout Ou appic aunr att
deuce -0NeiteI ISAAC IOt
i'2t Main street, h.tu .h
my 2lG8t&H.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

4 DYSrAIRING CRY.-A refOrmer quoted In
Henry GEoEGE's paper. after speaking OF
the dreadful social condition OF many per-
sons in England, says that we need not look
TO education to remedy such ilis. lie adds;
cone educated man or woman would have
every chance among others Who are uuedu-
Gated; but his or her chance Is no better
when ali are equally educated than 1t was
when oil were equally ignorant. General
education Is no remedy for this thing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

rightfully forwarded to " PhoenicIa.' But
alas. VIC heard day or two afterwards OF
two letters plainly directed to Chsrlestown'
West Va, which never reached Charleston
because the writer happened TO Use an I'M
necessary "w" In writing the name OF the
post.ofice. II they bad been addressed TO
Chsrsestund they would have found the adj
drcssee at Charleston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
r. A. PATTERSON. I. u. NORRIS,
President Yice-Plssldent
GEORGE N. WOODBRIDGE. Cashier.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS; George L Christian.
W. X QuAries. o. o. Owens. p Whitlvck. H. Tho
odore Ellyson, Hermann Schmidt. l. l. Trant
W. II. Zimmerman, b. Alsop, b. o. Davis, Ii. b.
TaIiaiero, NJ. NJ. Gillian, John Pope, F. Sitter
ding, John II. Dinneen. John w. Gordon, N. ID.
Hargrove, II. seldom Taylor. Henry Bodeksr, L.
b. Tssnm. Ii. swineford, James Lyons. and g.
a. Valentine. ~ Tam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
DANGEROUS Use OF STRONG PuRGlTlrES.

Most pills, purgatyos. and Blister Waters
which oct quickly upon ihe bowels irri,ato aud
oiten destroy The mucous coats Of the stomach
aud bowels. Indeed, their catharuc action Is
directly caused by the irritation q tbs bowels,
which they produce. Their action should 90
soothing aud stimulating instead Of Irritating.
q continued uGe Of such remedies produces
chronic Inflammation Of the stomach aud bowels.
TINS often onds "a dangerous dsc.8e. Tho uao
Of th0 genuine imported Carlsbad SUrudel >ht
T. highly recommended ~ au ap,rioht, laxative,
aud diurctic bcrause Ito action is due solely %
It's solvent Gnd stimulating prOpcrtieA 10
sooihes and 6ilAys Inflammation. aud Is tEer0-
fore much preferable 70 all strong purgAuyes
and Bitter waters.
Beware Of limitations DR.. Toboldps lecture
on Carlsbad Sprudel salt aud pamphlets mailed
free. Eisn0r Men islsOp COMPANY sole Agents,
Barclay street Now York fe ELSA, Tu&Ih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

Suppose the mulatto who was lynched at
Port Huron, Mich, yesterday had been
lynched in like manner at the South, what
would the northern papers hsve said. or
rather what would they not have said OF the
brutality" Of the southern people:
Again the lesson is taught that whenever
the circumstances are the same Caucasslans
everywhere act in the same manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
D, & I. MI77ELDORFER.

SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS BRIEFLY MEN-
TONED.
We have placed on the cantre counter al our
IS 90 SIX, 81, and &c. LAD - MLSLl'- I We
DFRWEAk. consisting OF SKIRTS. cows,
CHEMIsE. DRAWERS, ami COksEl-COfEh9'
from WHEN yol make your selection az
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
At 4Oc. we show goods worth Gu. G., AM 7ic.
ODDS and ends o, o-o ha.f value.
CNALliE~.
We have an immense assortment ~ those
iuuly populsr goods. All no he" linb, All the
late designs arc represented
We offer the very beet values Ter ., -, :, y ~
1914. ard l9c. a yard.
HEMsu1CHED SWISS FLOUNCiNGS
Third supply Of HEMSTlTCHRD FLoUN-
CI&GS IS iu-g IN. We consider them very cheap.
Please call and pass judgment on hem.
our SOC. numbers aro fully worth 7ic. a yard;
our 90. numbers we're thought good value at 81
At95c. we show a variety Of patterns worth sl.l5,
Sl2j ant il.5l yard
MATTlNGS FROM AUCTION
q pieces Of WHITE and FANCY AAIIlNGS At
l0c 4 yard 0r g. 90 tor "a 4O-ynri roll. A. the
quantity u THIS rare bargain Is limited We
would ask you 20 coll early.
i4c a yard or $40 a roll flr tho 2Oc quality
FANCY and WHITE NAT THO; ,.,-.,,...
2Jc a yard for an extra qualify FANNY MAI
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VISITS.
COLORED JERSEY RIBBED tSIS az &c zach
or two Tor &c. These goods formerly sold
for DC. each.
LADIES' CREAM. PINK, and WHITE JERSEY
RIBBED VISITS at 80. each-vaius q &C;
Extra nne PINK and BLUE VEST NJ 90. each.
GRNTLBNENs Furnishings.
Another invoice Of oar weli-suown 20. PLATED
SHIFTS has just been ce,Ted. Can furnish
any siZe from u % n.
NEGLIGHE SHIRTS.
Our 5Oc STRIPED SHIT 10 tho best made Tor
tue money:
AZ 70 s9c., -, S125 aud f1.50 we show superb
assortment Of FLANhELSHlBls,a oil ufWhich
will be sold al much less thgn real value.
BLACK LACE
TLOUNCINGS and NETS in very large variety
OF bargain prices.
ID. & L. NITTFLDORFER.
my - Tu&Th ~ Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

A contemporary says: "The man who
first sent in his card TO President HARRISON
with the inscription, Don't want any
Office was bumOrist, but those who con-
tinue the performance are fit subjects for
the iool.killer." or the preyaricstor.eKter-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

z
~ the frat meeting OF tho STOCKHOLDERS
OF The RICHMOND AND ALLRGHANf RAIL
WAY COMPANY, n corporation organized under
the laws OF tho State o: Virginia by the pur-
chasers Of tho property and franchises OF the
Richmond and Allegheny ksilroai Company az
& sale hold In the city Of hichmOud on the bth OF
April, 1889 by 4. L. Leland, special oomfnf-
sioner. appointed undcr a decree OF foreclosure
entered by the CircUt Court Of tho city ~ Rich
moud on the 18Th day Of December, Tvs. IN Two
certain csuses in said court pending. IN one 81
which Herbert J.. Terrell ani Thomas =. Bococx,
trustees we're complainans, and mo Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company ana Others
were defendants, and 70 the other VI winch
Henry N. Alexander AMI Henry K. Ellyson,
trustees. we're complhinants, end tho Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company and others
were defendants, will be held ~ the Office OF the
company, Pace building, Ia tho city Of Rich
mond. on the STu DAY Of JUNL, 1889, al ~
O'Clock noon.
by order of the Board Of Directors.
l.. X Leland,
nv 2l-tJes SecretarJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

"a movement is said TO be on foot in New
York TO sell Deer by the pound, instead OF
by liquid measure. It will then become an
interesting conundtum to see how many
pounds nan can lit." Or how many he
will starger under.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

"WhHe Emperor William IS showering
courtesies and good words upon the mon
arch OF sunny Italy, the Gar Of oil the Rus
sias is flatteriug the vanity OF the Shah OF
Persia and stronE ihenng his cause In the
last"
Yes. But It should not be forgotten that
Emperor WILLIAM Is strengthening the
triple alliance, which puts Gordon Of bayo-
nets between France and Russia, and that
the English Government will have the last
talk with the Shah before he returns to Te-
herau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
"a EETlHGs.

HEADQUARTERS RIO H. W
L i MOND COMMANDERY. No p X.
T., RICHMOND, May ., lSs9.-GENBkAL ~
ORDER No. li-SiR KNIGHTS Attend AZ
stated assembly % the Commsndery az me asy-
luin ~ Adams Hall. THIS TUESDAY, EVENING
~ O'Clock IA full dress Of Iempiar on 1905
The presence Of every member Of tho com
mandery IA desired for the transaction OF impor-
iant buslness. Members Of Com mandcry No. 10
and transient frsiers are invi 81 ~ attend.
By order Of the Eminent Commander.
H. r. OWEN. Csptaiu-G eneraL
Lftc~t. q MrG FrsEER Recorder. my 2S-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

Here ia a Gotham personal "Mr. KENw.
LTR, upon whom New York's new electric
execution apparatus Is to be first tried, has
arrived al Auburn prison"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

"There il man in Cincinnati named
LUDWIG NONHINKELSTEINHAUsR "
And yet people wonder that the town is
wicked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
AMUaRuFNTa

THIS EVENING, COMMENCING
i ats O'Clock, the hCHMOND MUSICAL So
GETTY viii give a VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
AL CONCERr al Glen Alien Baptist church, on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
raj lroad about eight miles from tie city. The
ladies' will ALEC gIvo FESTIVAL after the con-
ccrt and refreshments will DO served az city
prices The concert and festival is for the bene-
nt Of the church. Trains will leave Eloa at
and o'clock in The afternoon: returning. leave
Glen Allen ~ iO.2D. Railroad fare round trip,
Is cents; admission 20 concert, % cent?.
my 2S-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
Atcst: s. Nee. FIsHER, Recorder. my 2

OVAL ARCANUM. THE Nh
IN OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF RfA9
ELBA COUNCIL, No. COG, are hereby mo- 800
tined 20 attend a regular meeting THIS-v-
(Tuesdsy) EVENING. Nay 2Sth, at Lanoe's Hall,
corner First ana Broad streets, az o'clock. The
Grand Regent with other grand officers VIII pay
81 Official visit at this meeting. Members OF SIS
Ter Councils cordially invited.
nv Q3-lfs G.. W. TYLER, SecrrtarT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
KKIEF COMMENT.

RUsKIN declares that in this poor world OF
ours "the men who look for the straight
will see the straight" And get crooked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

THERE WILL BE A GENERAL
L MEETING Of tho PROTESTANT EPlsCO-
LSUNDAY-SCdOOL UNION IN tho lecture
room OF ST. Paul's church THIS Quesday) EVE
MING ri s.ls o'clock, for the eioction OF ofncers
and other business. JOSEfH Bhi An
nv Zs-lt President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
" HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. va.

ALKALINE LITHIA WATER. also SUPERIOR
IRON AND FREES TONE NATERS. Baths Of
ANY TEMPERATURES. LARGEST SWIMMING
pool OF ALKALINE NTiiIA WATER in tho
world SUPERB SUMNER CLIMATE. Hero IS
whore the SICK RECOT -s and the W Eli ARE
ALWAYS HAPPN. SenI Tor pamphlets aud
secure rooms. ". ". SALE,
myI4Im Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GUNNER BOARDING.-MiNERAL
- HorEl, Chase C.ty. Va Threo bours ride
from Richmond on the panviue railroad. fira;-
class accom- mOiRiOn.. elevated aud hoal,hy To-
caliy. shady grounds. Tho Chase Clty Lithia
Water, a -feclnc ior dyspepsia aud indigestion,
free. board reasonable For further irtOcina-
ton address Il. l.. hASkINS, Pf0Drit tJr,
my 2+f2ru6t Chase CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
Ma JOIN l. ErnAyS, Proprietor. ny

DON AIR HOTEL,
40 BON AlT. Va.
This delightful summer resort eirh' mics
from Rh.hmond. on Richnond and Danyiue rail-
rOHL, viii
OPEN JUNE 10TH
under entirely new management For terms,
sc, address until June lOth1
T. v OWEN, Manager,
III east Main street,
UV22-fm Richmond. VA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

VARIETY SPRINGS, IN THE
' mountains Of Virginia, fifteen miles west OF
staunton. Va. and Immediately on the Cbess-
peake aud ohio railway Trims stop AT hoeL
-Four distinct kinds OF mineral wAters--Alah,
Cbalybeste, Healing. and Magnesia. Board por
day, 81: board por week, $40 board per Inont s
s91 Servants or children hall price. apeclAi
rates " families. Address
MRS. j. " COLEMAN. ProprIetress,
nv 96fm Ferr0l, Augusta county, va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

XETARM SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY. VA, ara now omen. Tho
most delightful swimming pool on the CONT
mont lot and cold sulphur spout baths rang ng
from 20 10 i2O-a specific tor GOVT, kH1l MA
TTSW SCIATICA AMI kindred Diseases. lnial-
nn,n remedy Tor DYSPEPSIA. send yostal for
pamphlet IhoAAo D. NlDl En'
NJ IOnS |. ErRANK prnnriotOr. ny X.-lW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
THE SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
AOND.
CAPITAL. 100000,

IS now ready for business in the building OF the
National Bank 81 Virginia, corner Eleventh AMI
Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
A WORD TO FARMERS

To cut tho heavy crop ~ grrss -hi.b ,,i, -,
season has produced no yeyy tost fnst.
Mowers will DO required. 6ozen ~ mo-. -. u
chimes will DO good work 1ndof fAyorstI. '..'
oinon@ olt when you ge' into hsaYr s,rt
o. mixed gTass--io5gsd. fopq.sS. arf =.
will mood 1uE BEST MOVIE 8ADe IVA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
HOME FOR SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAtS

s new lease or tfi- popular Ho.el has bosn
mhte t0 Mr. CkAN OF go reduced rental.
Ito offers ~ southern visitors ne heuohr of this
reduction. Tho - 81 has been thoroughly reno
waited and refurnl-hei. The surface cars pass
ing the door afford easy hcccss to the theatres
and all places OF interest ri. CRAWFORD, 30
long Connected with the Hotel, has resumed his
post IN he Office.
my la, .aA Iu20t u. CRANSION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
BLACK
.DRESSG0ODS.

we carry tho largest and bestassortel stock
Of BLACK DRESS GOODS IN this city, and can
therefore SHOW at any time the choicest goods In
this line
BLACK CAsHMERES from iOc. up to tl.2j O
HE$BErrA CLOTH from &C. up to $50 a
sEBASr6POL CLOTH at 60. Sc, AMI 81 G yard
ARNURR a. ooc. yard worth 81
WOOL BAUoIE az soc. worth sJc-' and AZ 75c
NOVELTY BLACK DRESS GOODS for combine
tons:
sEBGEs et5o. 10. and 81 a yard:
WOOL GRENADINES ~ 35 and CSC. yard
PURE SILK GkESADIhE az a. yard worth
$50:
WOOL BUNTING and CuALII q; iOc yard
BLACK Lawns and INDIA LINEN;
BLACK MOHAlR. very hae, 45 inches wide, at
BLACK CHECK GKESADINE, 4i inches wide.
a. 3Jc- = yard worth 30;
NUNS WILLING ~ so and 80. yard:
BLACh-AND-WHrfEL LAWNS and BATISTE;
NLN> NEliISGs ior wells 81 &C.. 81, fl.25.
SD sl.1j g. {2aO and g. 30 q yard
NINS YELLING Wells ~ $3.50. $50. and $3.50:
BLACK CREpk~ IN all widths and qualtiet
CktPE Wells a. SL5J. *, 40, So, 81, a. and
PLAIN BLACK Saline at i2H. 90. .. 80. and
35c.-tne three later are warranted perspi-
raton-prCOf.
A large sssortmen, of BLACK AID WHITE 50
TINES a. ~, I6zs, %, y. 30, and Sjc yard.
LEW G. DAVIS,
1917 AND ic9MAIS SHEET
rmy 2s-eodl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28
WINS, LIQUOnE, &c.
ALBEMARLE CLARE7O.

r. L. CHRISTIAN & CO have full stock Of
ALBENAkLE CLARETS. including Ives, Con-
cord, and Nortoo.
yniagos non two TO six years old FURNISHED
IN ANY AMOUNT.
As agents for WILLIAM uOTOP. one Of the
largest wine producers III the State, they can
supply WINES at the LOWEST PRICES.
One hundred cases OF FOREIGN CLARETs VI
th0ir own importation myl4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28


company outstanding.....Is.0O coo l..
referring 10 the issue Of sN0JOOJo OF the com
pany's per cost consolidated nrst mortgage
collateral g0ld trust bonds, recenay sold ~ .
syndicate represented by your good selves. 1
would here state that they constitute a first Ion
on certain stocks anil bonds IA particularly
enumerated ia tho mortgage). having f market
value OF s,46IOoj. but FOR purpose II control are
valued a. $3.50 so. These bonds are also a so
coud lien On certain stocks ami bon QikoTlss
dos ribod in tnis mortgage, on which the com
pauy's sJ,J01.00J per cont collateral trust bends
are FIRST lien. with amarket value oitl2 077. so
and which are valued On the BOOKS or the COM
pany for purposes q control at fls.5f.30j.
The estimated revenue ot this company for
1873, considering the income Of tho railroads
controlled by IL 10 DO not more than last year.
will Do Sl.Jt. 6}d.
Ia addition To the revenue above stated. In
terest may De exp sctei on tho ioilosing bonds
oWnod by the company:
tl.32J.Oo0 Western Norm Caro-
lima consolidated mortgage
per cent bonds. 1880
$4,000 N0rih Eastern Railroad
Company gold mortgage 9 per
cent bouds.........-..-...,..-.- lS%J
e2400
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-28

UGUSTA WHITE SULPHU Il
~ SPRINGS,
open JUNE isr. on Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. shout half mile from depot
Augusta SpringsA and eighteen milss west
Of stanton. 100 miles from Riohmonf.
ia from Warrington More access. bic, with
lower rates than any other Virginia springs
Of ia class. Good music. sulphur, Lithia,
Healing Iron, AMI Frees ono wat"rs. Post
Office, Pond Gap. Daily mails. Telegraph and
express. DANIEL & ANDERSON,
nv 42m PiOpriotOra
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OIEDMONT HOTEL.

DIED MONT II . I + j..
LOUISA. VA.
sltuatcd Immediately on tho Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. sIxty-tgo miles west OF fichmona'
- ,qita,,ed tho healtnies point ia Piedmont Viz
gina Hotel la;o.y built ana newly f3rnished,
and the proprietor Is determined 70 mako %
arst.Sa,ss house for parties reoking pleasant
c-ouutry place. As an extra inducsmehl no
Chorapeaso and OHIO railway have agreed 20
furnish reduced rates 70 heal u families % ana
from Richmond. A 70 Us management refer %
tho cfti1ona Of Louisa and 20 Row. A. Is. Dichin-
son and Elder 7. J. spencer
INV 9g-lw GEORGE /. GRASTY, Manager.