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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-06

for the gold medald--viz.: NJ. +. Roberts,
r. J. Fitch, J. J. Lipop, I. s. Keller, and
w. w. Allen, After tho first three rounds
the contest was between Lieutenant Rob
erts and Captain Keller, who tied OF for
the medal, which was finally won by Lieu
tenant Roberts, who scored one point over
Captain Keller.
A number Of ladies were present IN the
afternoon to witness the contest. The only
thing TO mar the occasion was the heavy
shower of rain which fell about noon.
The Monticello Band, of this city, &C
compauicd the soldier boys on their trip,
and furnished some good music for tho oc-
casion. The members Of the band appear
ed yesterday in their bright. new uniform,
and were very handsome-lookingc crowd
and attracted good deal of attention du-
ring the parade.
Several OF our citizens took advantage of
the cheap rates offered by the railroads to
spend the day out Of the city. W.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
NOT AvssTleE OF THEIR BODIES TO
es FOUND.
The Two Petersburg Victims Of the Nor
folk and Western Accident
other Notes.
rcorre.penacnce Of DE aIchnerd pIspa.cs.l


PgrsassuBo. Va, July 8. 1889.
Friends Of Engineer Alvin NJ. James and
Granddaughter J. W. Livesay, killed in
the recent disaster at Thaxton's, on the
Norfolk and Western railroad, returned
last evening from the scene OF the accident,
whittier they had gone 10 recover the
bodies. They reported that they could
discover no vestige Of either body, and
the suppoation is that they were entirely
burned, or q; least to such an extent that
the remains were past identification. Even
the satisfaction OF according friendly and
Christian burial 30 these victims of the ac-
cident Is thus denied.
The approaching term Of tho Hastings
Court vii. have ten felony and twenty-five
misdemeanor cases on the Common
wealth's docket. besides . large number Of
civilcsscs. The grand and petit jurors have
al been nmmonded. The suit recently
instituted for $4,000 damages against the
Atlantic Coast-iine railroad for killing
Mrs. Carter L. Marks in this city Will also
some up for trial at this term.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
A Bedraggied Crowd-Navy-Yard Notes
Correspondence OF the Richmond DispAtch.r

A BedraggIed Crowd-Navy-Yard Notes
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, July 5, 1889.
IL was getting on towards daybreak this
morning before the last train arrived from
Ocean View with yesterdays gay jewellers
Thousands sought the seashOre Yesterday
despite the pluvial discomfort. aud the
trains 10 Virginia Beach aud the View were
crowded at every trip, but more wet and
bfdraggled crowd = seldom seen.
Tho Norfolk Light Artillery Blues and
the Lee Rifles had picked mines at Gymna-
sum Park this afternoon playing for the
Retreat for the Sick.
A gang Of boys have been put to work in
the nAyy-yard % heat riyct-heads for the
battle-ship Texas.
The visitors IN town yesterday from tho
overhOwed sections al gave deplOrable ac-
counts OF the work Of the foods and the
total loss of the crops for this season.
Rev. DR. x. NJ. Saunders. a wcll-known
former minister OF the Virginia Confer
ence, Who moved from here to Jackson.
Miss. hst year. had fail few days ago
and broke bis cOllar-bone and severely IN
jured his face and head and right shoulder
and arm.
Michael Tillid. of Baltimore. sawyer at
the mill ofGeoree q. Tyler Oh The Southern
branch, was drowned yesterday afternoon
by the capsizing Of boat The body was
recovered to-day.
To-day Captain Thomas j. Fritzinger, an
old citizen Of Norfolk and who for many
years was commander of vessels, died al
bis home, on Fayette street, after length
ened illness.
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.srLwoso Lisy..
E& ~ sssa.sss ~ s~L,.li
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RsffPo,,
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. hsy n. 1879. ara
NJ, trains On this rOaf VII run ~ follows.
TRAINS -DITuWAfB
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LOUISA COUNTY.
Heavy Rains-Raiiway Track Damaged.
fCorrosDondo,cc Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
SULpbUE MINES, LOUISA COUNTY,
I.sl,

SULpbCE MINES, LOUISA COUNTY.
July 3, 1889.
The heavy rain Of Monday night caused
Contrary erect TO be higher than WAS ever
known befOre-several feet higher than
during the late food. The railr0ad-trestles
and bed were very badly damaged between
TOlersville and this place. Two forces Of
hands are now at wOrk--the regular sec
tion-hands and q large force belonging to
the Sulphur Mines. Trains are unable TO
pass over the road al all, but the road will
probably be ready tor business by Satur-
day. The poplar cord-wood for north
ern paper MANUFACTURED which was carried
off b. The former food had Just been col
lecied and hauled back TO the loading
place and put on high ground. The water
AGAIN swept IT down III a regular drift, but
did rot carry it away. Other cOrd-woOd
loft by the old freshet was swept away, but
lod .ed some distance below in the brush
and viii be saved.
Captain Jordan. whose leg was recently
broken. is recovering as rapidly as could
b. expected for one Of his age.
The corn crop has been greatly ret rded
by the constant rains. and the plice of
corn ha risen 20 ffty-siX and sixty cents
per bushel, and farmers are not anxious
to sell.
The wheat crop is hardly an average and
is OK poor quality. Oats are looking first
rate. The grass crop Is fine, but u is too
vet 10 save II. Ii.
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at 50 o'clock p. NJ. the above named Woll-knos an
EXCEEDINGLY-ATTHA AND NALtA-
BILE BUsINE.S PROPERTY. adjoining the Rich
mond Theatre on the south side OF Broad street
between seventh aud Eighth streets. fronting
II q feet on Broad street 4 extending back be-
tween parallel lines l32 foet 10 Theatre alley,
being mos. admirably arranged. spac us.
substantial, and mOIernly- RECONSTRUCTED house Of
four stories above and excellent cellar. c0Atain-
q Z. besides the extra largo and handsome -a-
loon. about twenty good rooms. not Including
the large aud excellent pantry, kiichen, closets.
&c. with hot and cold water. and all fhe modern
cOnveniences throughout, high ceilings, we'll
lighted, well ventilated. ami in perfect order,
with ample space for such addition aud enlarge
mont a. may be desired.
The well-known popularity Of this house. the
very large patronage which 10 now enjoys. and
which it viii always command. because OF ~
peculiarly advantageous location. adjoining our
most popular pleasure Resorts aud most centrally
located. on The most prominent business street.
render Il one Of the most attractive properties.
whether for business or Investment, anywhere 10
be found.
No commentator ~ necessary % those who
know this property Non-re-iient- and those
not familiar with it are respectfully urged %
come aud examine it ana attend the saie.
gRHs: Exceedingly librrai. one fourth cash {;
the residue Nv negotiable notes 90 one. two.
three. four and I've years. win interest added
ami secured boy deed ot trust
e0- Possession al an early day II desired.
je& j. b. ELAN. Auctoneer
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
A Military Picnic and Tsrget-Practice.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l

A Military Picnic and Tsrget-Practice.
Correspondence Of tho Riehnosd Dspatchl
July 8. 1889.
The Fourth Of July was more generally
observed in this city on yesterday than for
a long time. The post-office, banks, and
nearly ali the business-houses were closed,
aud our people took regular holiday.
The Monticello Guard gave dress
parade In tho morning, and then went out
To Coehran's mill, near this city. 10 have a
picnic and Encyclopedias The morning
was spent very pleasantly, and the tsrget-
practice came Oh ia the afternoon.
Mr.. John j. Iipop won the company's
medal Tor the best shot, scoring twenty
one points out Of possible twenty-five,
Lieutenant NJ. n. Roberts won the indi-
yidusl gold medal offered by Captain Il. y.
Keller The following FIVE gentlemen,
who made the highest score In the first
contest, participated in the second contest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-06
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
o.. & A. r. ~

IgAyE gicHpcSD.
9:i5 A. NJ. daily for Lyuchs-rs, Lexington, d
ii5P ". s,otlsyille acrommoiauoa.
sunday.
1000 P. ~ daiiy Accommodation or lyur-...s
and Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE si.gpl,nt
6:i5 z. ". aud $50 A. 81. a.iE an tia
el5 A. ~ from ~eoitsyile. sz..nf -ln'sr.
e. 30. O. LLEk
Genera. lnas.lsHr AF0i.
j. 7. HARAuAN. Genera. Manager
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG.
Ia AND POTOMAC rAffNuAu.--
commenting JUNE e., l-,J-'a.teln ..t
ume;
stops Gully ~ Ashland. su.cl...
fora. ati fr'irr ssnu. f
o. WashlIgfon rnH Now Y..
Ii:07 4. NJ. leaves byri-etrrrt station Ia"r
copt sunday. Iarlpr oar .' n ie
tOh.
6.25 p. NJ leaves Byrf-strr.t sLlr .t
sleeper f0 Sew York.
S5OA. NJ. arrives 81 tyri street tfG' ln H
sleeper from Nsr l5rA.
2.3S II. NJ. arrives ~ hyrl. street station
stops a. frr ierclsD4Ir
Junction. and Asa aud. sleep.
Washington ami NHw ort.
1910 P. n. arrive, a. Byni.suee' ..l.'on es..
except sunday pgror Dac
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EYCEFr slNpA1L
C.fs \. n. leaves klbA Arrive tt Astilli ..
t. 4. N.
400 r. u. accommodation iraFns Hgri--.
station; arrives at ash.ani 40 Dr.
e:0i p. NJ. ioavos Ei1a. ouiFe8 h. asl.tn- b.
tfjP. ~
Ga A. N. arrs-a Eiia. ioaros A-hlaei
A 81.
s35 A. NJ. accommodation auNes 20
street slau0u. leaves ASHLAND t.
A. VI.
$50 2. NJ arrives q, Lias losfes As1aat -.
t.l2 T. ~
e. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Ar.-.
L. z. d. NYEgs. General 7uDcr .l,enle-.
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4 Man Ahoaf.
To NE Editor Of he LHspatcb:
RICHMOND VA. July B. 1889.

About thirty miles out from Baltimore
last evening the passengers ABOARD tho
steamer Danville. plying between Balti-
more and West Point, discovered the body
of white man ahOai in the waters II was
lyiug face upwards and nearly. if not en-
tirely, denuded Of clothing. ! he Captains
attention was called to the fact but no stop
WAS made. il would seem 10 one not ac-
customed to such sights that the laws Of
humanity demanded that the vessel should
be stopped and the body taken aboard,
though ] was told that this vessel did not
have the right to rescue a body in Mary
land waters and bring it TO Virginia.
Is this the rule? W.
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XORk-RIVER LINE WA WIS
i POiNE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

Tho fAvorlto route 20 Baltim1re. Ihsstsame~
on fhis line arc models 81 beauty. elegance. slf
comfort Leave Richmond $50 10 ~. aui %
T. NJ arrive a. baltimore $50 g. r., itaff
Baltimore daily except sunday a. b b. Vs. a.
rive at Rich noud '940 A.. 81. aui u 3. n.
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore Firi-class.
eecOud-class, tl-h
The YORK River Linz affords superior aifi 4
tsgss 60 buslness-meu 10 enabling ttap t0 iraF
kichmcnJ near tho close OF the lays irlu
Actions aud arrive a. Baltimore early next morn
ing after having enjoyed a drngltiM nIfht
rest FREQ from tue duas aud noise ol rslsL
travel
fWFSu POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave Richmond Qwenty- bird
street depop .-..... -f.lal A. w.
Arrive Richmond Twenty tmrd-
Street dopou ......' .......... .... fs.3 D. y
'DRny. fDauV except sunday
Depot and ticxerofiics Foot Virgins -ir'e
Up-tosn once Corner Tenth Sni ha.n s.ree.
JAS J. TAYLOR.
General Passenger AfnlA
y. = POTTS.
Division Passolger Agent
Richmond, "a
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Colored Deck-Hand Drowned.


CHARLESTON, w. Va. July 5.-James
Goodwin, cOlored deck-hand on the Bob
Prichard. fell from barge lying near l.. A.
Cars mills about - O'Clock this morning
aud was browne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-06

Train No. ~ connects taiiy ~ hevsVi.ie fi
Chase cry. Clarkssiie. OAorl Durham. hoo.
dersOn. sui Raleigh. Connects daily 80 nfe". s.
horo' Tor Durham. Gfaleigh. Sal u, sni Nins. b
and all points cI North Carolina DIVISION 49,
Salisbury Tor AsheyiIle. Hot Springs. hui
points IA Weetern Norm Carolina, aui a. 'ts.
lotte for Charlotte. Columbia All Augusta rt.-
rOai
Train No ~ connects daily A. Green-borl Pro-
Salem. Winstoo. Raleigh, 0oifsb0r9, az h'.'
head City. 40 Salisbury Tor A,heYIle. DOL.
Springs ami al points ia Western NOrih 60. ..
lima n Charlotte with Charlotte Columbia 49,
Augusta railroad Tor columbia. Augusta A.kel
Charleston. Savannah. lhOmasyile. Ca. .a...
sOnyille and other Florida points ne, ~l.n
Carolina Central railroad Tor ilm nrfHl
Trains from the South arrive a. k.hwcli %
A. N. ana BID T. N.
tANELGA COUk1HOt ~ TRAIN
cave Rich mOud .......-.-.. al p. 1T.
Arrive Richmond. ~ 81 A.. AT.
fDLONER ACIOMMOrAloN.
Leave Richmond OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...l To A. N.
Arrive NaOchester......... ..........a 3D. D. H.
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General Early Not Sick.

A telegram from Lynchburg to the Dis
patch says General Jubal A. Early is well
and was on the street yesterday.
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r. 4. PATTERSON. !. T. NORRIS.
President Nice-Pro8ldent.
GEORGEN WOODBRIDGE. Cashier

BOARD or DIRECTORS: George l. Christian,
". r. Quarles. o. o. Owens, p. WhitlOck, Ii. The
odore Elyson, Hermann schmidt t. l. Tran-
W. II. zimmerman, Il. Alsop. d. O. Davis, If. b.
TaliaierO. NJ. NJ. Gillian, John Pope. r. Sitter
ding John II. Dnneen. John W. Gordon, y. d..
Hargrove, H. Seldom Taylor, Henry BodoEcr l.
B. Tssum, II. swineford, James Lyons, and g..
G.. Valentine. ap i-3m
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RAILROAD LINES.

DICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAs IF HEIGHT LINE
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE PHILA-
DELpHIA NEW YORK. AND
EASTERN AND WEST
ERN ClIlK~.
ONLY TWELVE HCJH ~ BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION
Corresp onfingly quick time 20 othor points
Through bills Oi lading issued a. iow rates.
g. A. TAYLOR,
mol General Freight AGENT
RICHMOND CITY AND SEygS PNEs)
RAILWAY tOMPASY.
RICHMOND. y A.. June ~ ls,9 }
ON AND AFTER JUNE 9th
~ trains will leave TIenty-sixth and = streets
on the Electric Line daily except sunday al 6:i5
T. 81. l.DP NJ. and . T.. A.; returning. leave
Seven Pines al 40 A. ~. 40 p. 81, 40 ,:l5
r. NJ.
On SUNDAYS trairs leave at9 A. NJ, p. NJ,
ana p. g.; returnlng. leave seven Pines at 10
a. NJ, & p. NJ. AMI 7:l5 T.. ".
Fare for round trip - cents.
HEbhk BURLINGTON.
General Manager.
" HECHIKE. Js.. Managing Director IS -
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
\ WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JUNE q isn
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. y. Local, except sunday Tor Caro-
Forge.
$50 A. NJ. Exoress daily FOR Oid Point anl Nort
f1f
1910 A. NJ. Mail daily for Cincinnati FuLmaa
Psrl0r- AMI ~irop. g-.Hr. 4
32OP. u. Express daily nc oD Poin. -
Norfolk.
BIS P. N. Accommodation, eE.eps sunday I
Is. r. s D.. J4usl0u.
Gl5 p. 81. g.. r. y. Nestnlls SlcciN. ffNH
with Dning-Car from ,l4raftss. .c
q. Cincinnati ADJ Louisville i4.t
maL ~ieoplug-lar from hI .hnnnL
TgAIN- AERiyE A. KlC1H.NA
Sos A. r. 1nd 81 - 81. daily i.YH 'fl"nntl.
100 4. N. AMI ~ r. ~ daily from Sort .t
o.1J T.. 81 daily except oDDtas l..- tlA..l
Forge.
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Al. ADAMsoN. Auctloneor.

MALES ADWtNIsT8ArRIX. PLAINTIFF. AGAfNsr
BRANpER AsD ALS-lN THE HCsrINGs COURT
OF rHE CITY ~ v ANcHEsrgs.
l. IL. F.. Du Val. clerk ~ said court, certify
that tho bond required OF the special commits
sloner by decree Of the -3t day Of Aprl, 1888, ia
said cause na. been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF June,
1857 n. l.. DU VAL.
le gs,29&Jy367,9 Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-06
DICHMOND BAZAAR. On
Ia Nos. lIJS AND 1910 FRASkLIN STREET. <c2A

Our regular sale will commence
TO-DAY
NJ 10 o'clock. when we viii offer number 81 OK
celent HORSES MULES. BUGGIES. PIIAE-
TONS. AND WAGONS, IRON which selections
may be made.
AT II O'CLOCK
! LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGE. Ia excellent or
der:
] TOP. BUGGY and HARNESS. sold for want OF
use
/ OPEN 8UGGY. side bar, very little used;
] GROCEkis DELIVERY WAGOA, In good or
der;
A par ~ very valuable FARM MULES:
A valuable FAMILY MARE. sound and reliable
superior FAMILY COW. large mixer tn1 gem
tie and nll other SrOCh registered Ina time.
Entries should be made early
iy6 F.B. COOK, Salesman.
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$50 P. NJ. ON THURSDAY, July II, 1889



uoft
rssriya
gba solw
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Of Grso and second streets
the o
hwari
udicAarto sal lS0Ihh Sc
All
Of
lO feea
iu0thI
ay after
except mos on 0 a
mo CHEST
OF
factor
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-06

CHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE.
~ The Brown Memorial church, Baltimore.
being about 10 replace their present organ by
larger instrument offer for sale the one now In
use. II can be examined upon application at
the pastor residence, adloiaing the church. aud
opportunities u judge OF its qualities afforded by
The usgal sabbath services.
II will 90 ready for delivery 70 purchaser early
in July next For price ETC., apply at
No ms WESf GERMAN STREET,
je ii-ru&saSt' Baltimore, Nd.
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AUCTION sALEs-rh,. Day.
BY Poindexter a Denoon.
Real Eseats Agents and Auctioners,
1913 Main streot.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME
L DWELLING on BACON STREET JUST
BEYOND BAGON's QUARTER BRANCH, NEAR
THE WOOLIEN-MfLL.-- virtue Of the pro-
visions OF q certain deed OF trust dated May II.
1856 and recorded In the clerk ONCE o. Henrico
County COutt, Deed-noOS igi. page u. doiault
having boon made Ia the payment ~ certain
notes thorcin described. ! will sell by auction, on
tho premises on
SATURDAY. JuLV 0. 1889.
AT 6 o'clock +. NJ. a FRAME DWELLING Of four
rooms on a LOT fronting on Bacon street ~ feet
with a depth Of co feet.
TReNs [ ash suricicnt 10 pay expenses Of sale
and Dineteen notes Of $40 each, with interest from
May II. 1856: balance on terms 10 b. announced
at sale GEORGE Il. POINDEXIER,
je26 Trustee.
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ADJOINING THE RlCHNOyD THEATRE,
THURSDAY, July II, 1889,

By request Of the executor aud heirs Of the late
Conrad Sauer, shall sel. oy public auction, on
Tho nrenises ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-06

at 6 O'Clock +. st., EIGHT LOIS fronting 264
feet on tho cas- side II seventh street com
menciug 40 the corner Of Perry street and eK-
tending towards McDonough street, and running
back l3l feet 10 "A new atreet IS feet vide. Also.
FIVE lots fronting 10 feet on the east line ~
Seventh street, commencing az the corner Of
Perry street and exceeding towards Porter
stree t. also running back 100 feet 10 the said new
street
These lots are in no.ghDorhooi that Il rapid
~ being Duilt mp lhcr- ar. very Jew desirable
vacant lots left on tLs street fOr sale 1hry front
on the Jc-t-paved street in the city have the al
vantage ~ the sTret-cs.9 Ia Their 'front.' and have
also wide street in the rear. Their proximity
% kichmond aud no Richmond AMI llanyille
railroad shops makes this desirable land upon
which % build DWELLING. ms land ~ also
adapted for manufacturing purposes, having
plenty u frontage Ia both front and rear, and II
necessary siding could be laid into tho works.
TERMS: one fourth cesh. aud tho balance IN
six. twelve. eighteen. and TWEEN Y-iour months
deferred payments bearing interest from day Of
sale title retained until an tho purchgse-mOney
Il paid and q conveyance ordered ny the Court
JOHN PICKkkLL.
Special Commissioner.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

FOR SALE PRIVATELY, THE 80
a RIO VISTA FARM-i3s ACRES; II
HOUSE. FOURTEEN ROOMS--on James river,
i've miles wet Of Richmond. one mile from
MAJOR A. W. Gaxoer's. Win sell one or one hun
Gred acres or tho whole. Apply TO
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
Iy 2-eod3t north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-06

~ SHIP COMPANY. = ID
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond SERY GL ESbAf
and FRIDAY as T.. q.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY ami SAIJ knAl at L.
". arriving IN kchmOni MONDAY and RI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 70 NeE York tis James-riser
route dnclLdins meals and Dertbl........S %
Round trip ucsets, limited 70 thirty days
after date Of isEue. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Is %
Storage. with Subsistence buJ
Storage. without suDsintence. ........+..., BOG
CABIN fare riG Chesapeake and Ohio rail
way. .t..-t.+.t 4yVl
CaDin fare UtI hicnDOnd and Petersburg
ritllfo4is Az ~
Glcke,s can % obtained a. A. ". Carriers, 1000
Man street: Ches apeAEo and ohio and Rich
mond ald Petersburg dOp0ts, and ~ cOmpAuys
Offices, 1901 Main street. and wharf. Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills Of ladlns
issued for points beyond New fOrk.
Freight received daily until hOdr N sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TU ESDAlS WEDNESDAYS. IHUk3DAls. AMI
SATURDAYS Dy tho Chesapeake and ohio raii-
Way tria Newport News AT S:fl A n. and = T. ~.
and by Richmond ana Petersburg railroad same
DAYS a. $40 A. NJ, will make connection az
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN & o., Agents.
40. 1901 Main street AMI
Au9l COmyGuy's wharf. kOczeLlA
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WILLIAM AND MARY.
The Close of Most Memorable Commence
mont Exercises.

mont Exercises.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. July 8. 1889.
The banquet Of the Alumni Association
Of William aud Mary was celebrated yes
terday evening Mt Spencer's Hotel and was
largely attended by the friends Of the old
institution from different parts Of the
county. The banquet hall was decorated
with cYcrgroons. and the table extended
the entire length OF the beautiful dining
hall. The bill Of fare was handsome in
"gct up" and the promise winch II gave
Of On elegant entertainment vas amply
fulfilled. General William H.. Ialiaferro,
the president Of the Alumni Association,
presided. with General Joseph +. John
ston upon his right AID the Hon. John J..
Buchanan on his left, while Colonel
George ". Palmore, the yice-prcsidcnt. was
seated at the other end of the table, with
Judge w. W. Crump, president Of TIE Nisi-
foTial Board, at his right. and the yencra-
bic ex-president Of the college, Benjamin
s. Ewcll. az his left. kilograms We're read
from Dr. Samuel Marsh. OF New York. and
w. /. Mitchell, of Maryland. regretting
that missing railroad connection prevent
ed their attendance.