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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

hi1hly. his elegant wardrobe or his
splendidly-matched team OF bays, be
hind which, seated high in his yellow
cart. he takes spin on the road two or
three mornings week when be 10 IN
town. He is now enlivening Richheld
Springs with the Hplendor Of his prca-
ence, and no turnout IL to he seen among
the famous drives in that charming
neiShborhood to compare with that OF
the young nabob.
His man-for like every Young gentle
man of wealth and fashion he has q
valet-takes care Of his extensive ward
robe, which consists Of dozen suits.
Il is the yalct's duty 10 soc that these
arc in gcoi condition and ready for
service ~ 2 moment notice. Thee suits
average e1n0 each, aud are oil Of the
best uualitv OF imported goods, made
either by the leading New York or Lon
don t1iors. The trousers average go q
pair and the shoes and bats irom SO to
SD. Some Of these suits cost as high rs
si20. The value Of the whole available
wardrobe may easily he set down at from
81 200 TO 81 500. and this Il exclusive OF
canes. pipes. ami iewclry, OF which he
has n fine assortment
EEw STYLE or DRESS.
Youag Onatiyia is the apostle ola new
style OF dress and hia reign marks the de-
cline Of the loud, dudish costumes that
have been prevalent If late years. The
terrible high collars and the unweildly
canes arc not on his "litte list and
VIII, in al probability, he soon discarded
by ms followers.
Moreover, the new monarch OF dude
dom is very temperate man end sell
dom INDUCES in anything stronger than
q glass Of wine. lie ignores the dictum
Of Perry Wall. wherein the latter laid
down tho rIle that young men Of New
York begin the day with an "abeinthe
frappc." At the ST. Marc, where the
new ruler resides when in the city, there
is no quicter person in tho hotel. 1t is
ituated on the topmost peak Of Murray
Hill and in the very centre Of wealth
and fashion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
CONNFCIInNA

Train No ~ connects daily =, KsYsvills 'Or
Chase cry llafksWlle, oxford, Durham, Hen
dersOn. and Raleigh. Connects daily a. Green's
noro' for Durham Raleigh. salem, AMI Winston,
AMI all points on North Carolina Division AZ
Salisbury for Asheyi'le. Hot springs, sni all
points Western Norlh Carolina, Aad A. CHAR
lotfe Tor Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta raft.
I.Gi.
Train No. - connects faily AZ Greeu-boro ior
Salem. Winston, Raleigh. G0lisb0ro'. and Moro
heal city. Al salisbury Tor Asheulie. Hos
springs. and 81 points in Western North Caro-
Ina a. Charlotte Win charlotte Columbia aud
Augusta road tor Columbia. Augusta. At<en,
Charleston. savannah. lhOmasville. Ga. Jak-
sunY'lle, ami ether FLORIDA points Alss. Win
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington
Trains from tho south arrive AZ Klchmcrd) ID
A. NJ. api 2.ll l..
ftNELlA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Ri lmond ...,....... % T. W.
Arrive Richmond. .......... ....... % A. VI.
fClONEK ACCONMOpAlIoN.
Leave Rich moni. 20 \. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
THE POSTAL-CARD KING.
Albert Dacgctt, of New York, who Has
Contracted TO Furnish i,GOO,-
GOO. 600 Tn.tnI Cards.

Albert Daooctt has secured the con
tract to furnish postal cards for the Gov
eminent for the four wears beginning
October Est next BE is required to
make four hundred million ycar. The
AVERAGE daily output is million and a
quarter cards. At times the demands
Iun mp to sixty million a month, and the
Department expects the contractor TO
keen stock ahead subject TO call. Of
about twenty-five million cards Mr..
Daggett's gross receipts for the four
wears under the contract will lie $685.
O0o. Mr.. paqgett has assumed tre-
mcndous piece Of work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

The following note to a gentleman in
this city explains Itself
NATURAL BmDGE. August 81, 1889.
Dear Sir,-The telegram IN the Dis
yn|rh from Lexington had escaped my
attention. Happening 10 be in Lexing-
ton. was made chairman Of the conyen-
ton and declared in no equiyocal terms
my Kepubllcanlsn. ] am not aware
that | sad anything that pledged my
support 10 General Malone, or that
General Malone has minated that he
desires my support. II. c. Parsons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
JAMES CITY.
A Great Religious Reyiyal-Pleased with
the Democratic Nominees.

n hIfAA hh'Aiis iRhH fN'fifff' +NtN''- 49,
the Democratic Nominees.
Correspondence ~ tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
ToASo, August q, 1850.
Elder +. =. Bagby, OF Newport Nows,
began a meeting Of nights at Olive
Branch church last Sunday. He closed
last night with twenty-thrce additions
victory not second to any ever before
won at the same place. He received
efficient all from the pastor, c. +. Nc
Gee. The meeting will be again taken
ND by Elder James Vernon, Of Balr-
more. who comes crowned with fresh
laurcls gathered in Middlescx county.
30 doubt tho great revival at Olive
Branch is in part due 10 neighbOring
meetings lately held by the Methodlsts
and Bapti.ts-the former by Rev Mr..
johnson, the latter by Rev. Y. Walden.
The nominees Of the late Richmond
Convention have kindlcd the fires Of en-
thusiasm in the breasts Of our Demo
Gratis. The morning that the Dispatch
came announcing the result Of the first
ballot the writer of this said My
choice for the first place IS Mckinney,
for the second Hoge Tyler" ono Of
the most intelligent Republicans OF tins
county few days ago remarked to tho
Chairman of our County Committee
81 shall hate 10 vote against Mckinney.
He Is a splendid fellow PENINSULA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Religious Instruction Of Children. Again
MIDWAY, HALIFAX COUNTY, NAp
August -, 1859.
10 the Editor ofHe Dispatch:


August -, 1859.
10 the Editor 0fHe DispGtch:
read acommunication IN your weakly
Of the 9th instant signed N. d., upon
the Religious instruction OF Children. "
] was particularly struck with the views
advanced, and heartily agree with many
of the ideas brought odt. Having been
for many years teacher and handler Of
children, and thereby learning perhaps
more OF their makeup and disposition
than the ordinary observer, have be-
come strongly impressed with the thought
that 10 press religious matters too strong
" upon children is harmful and even
dangerous. But instead Of this thing
becoming less by age and experience, !
think it IS on the increase. 1 am sorry
this 10 so. II ought not TO be so. sui
Ter little children to came unto me,
&c. but am afraid they are not suf-
lered to come (which ought to be donel,
but are too often dragged, urged,
and showed into religious matters
that does incalcuIable harm to
the child in after years. They can
not rarely, that is) understand
the doctrines OF Christianity, and If
forced to accept them by too urgent so
licitations it serves to blunt their appre-
citation of Gospel truth and the greater
probability is they will 90 through life
less intelligent on the sublime doctrines
OF Christianity than if left to gradually
discern those truths by the natural de-
velopment of reason aud investigation.
i expect to encounter severe opposition
on this point, but am afraid am right.
and il 81 the greater pity. 1 would
rather knOw was wrong in my conclu-
sions. My reference, of course, IS to the
country districts where, ordinarily, the
intellect of the youth is slower OF deyel-
opment than in the cities and towns.
IL. +. WILLIAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
WORK RIVER LINE WA WESI
Il POlNE
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

Tho fayOrte routetO Baltimore. The stcsmes
On this line are models - beauty elegance sai
comfort Leave Richmond 1872 p. NJ. and 1851
T. ~. arrive A. baltimore $50 4. NJ; lesfs
Baltimore daily except sunday n J.. ", ar
rive a. Richmond y. % A. II. aud ~ A. VI.
Fare from li,umon1 straigut 90 balimor" ~;
Washington g.. Wilmington. Del. tiOj. ihiiA-
delphia ftsO. Now YORK. i73l Round trip.
Wilmington. Del, g.; PAnale.phia, $. Ne"
York. 81
tWFST POINT ACCOMMODATION
ieavs Richmoad uWeniy- third.
Street depot ........... .......,.... RIO 4 "
Arrive Richmond NlNcnty-third-
street dopoD .................-..... is.i0 Z. u.
.Daiy. fpaily OK ept sunday.
Depot and tlcAct-orice Foot virginia 4trss-
Uptown once Corner Tenth ami Main siroo-A
JAS T. TAYLOR,
General lasseuger Agou.
j. e. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent,
Richmond, Va
sol. HAAS, Tra11c Manager.
lAftDl 4 fifaf i'resi lent,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
NEW YORK LETTER.
loan ~ ARDS GREAT SCHEME OF a
WINTER RACC-TRACK.
.,.,,rofh structure Tor Racing and Ath-
leuc >ports-Onativia. the New
King Of the Dudes.
e,-c,?aricn'o o. the Ricamond Dispa'cal
Nrw NoEK. August p. 1879.

- .-.,b e.leoc has cycr heen
., Nroerica FOR tho nronotion
81, po y,,lor soae,p 90 that
{. % r..,,,,l,. c...,,,,,,t ~. A.
1'..u.rl ia ,et'r,n MIN of
...f'..3 lorer of enort !, an 10
i'' -. ............3 -,
i..'' 81, '."' ..-,.. .'''' ;.a ,.'.i,' 80
l'.a WHY" '' '',' '''.'. =" 10 49, y.
....,....'f 80 81 w.. ,,,.,,.,,o,s q.
,.v..i a SMALL fortune which he IL
,rrlv anlc to DO IN makin0 u an &C
,o.ar.ishod fact. Tho plan is briefly 10
cover ,trr "a ra.r-tracb with structure
of iron a.l glass. The announcement
.na u,rArr.ph which has already been
extensively or uatcd has excited much
com.ent anon. .uorcnr mon. and no
small curiosity has lccn aroused ancnt
tho questions. h1n far the details of the
plan laso boon worked ont, and what
preliminary work. If aur. las been done
M 10 tlc present tmc.
No.. r.,r-- ,..r's rr..,,
.t.... r........ e., ,.-,.:oc.
-. i,5,.-.I ,,.I. 'o.rh. ilc, is rot
a,..,,... .r.,. o,.. f,r F.. occurred 70 me
.[..,- ..... c.,. y.lon noticed tina,
I''..r......l.l.I. ,Io.,s for yooin, laIr
n.o.....- ,....,tls ,y.ro on tho
,..r. .r..,.. ,.f..r.., cold weather is rrar-
..n,. .... ..',.., Drlutle eos,acrn Dor
..,.',,r +, +le fuif States.
,c.r. i...r.,... Gland trouble involved
.-,. .-.,..f'~ .,.-lc. from ono part
.Ir. c.-,trv Z, another is con-
,-.,.4.., ~ v.rv eor.oYs weight. 10
,....,. 1..fr ~ the turf would
ar r.nk ~ making anv com
..4 ., eliza account Ilere 49,.
.,,..- o,.tIer consideration moro
...lt. t... tI,sr involved IN the
,..,,.o ~ horses aroual tie country.
1apti. thr eject upon the horses Of tho
cIurot. of climate % winch they are
necessarily subject VIA; tho eject
may be Of taking them fron ono place -
another t-et seems very h,o 10 no one
can snf. D nc icmp'fa. ''r' may Ge very
u'rh "."' iii Nv" I'H'e'' nm" y,, "
horse l.I.f iaheI from on, l." announcer
nAt i-.l li'' ana Il Is Utmost HD 'O'sl"lo
v''y often ID t'E way ne Coz OK
e'l'"e ny "'.I''.'''"' l' 20 'Do ''i'i'7''
A''Hi SOUTH.
COZ tie hundreds o. northern horses
tiat have run In fine winter months az
Now Orleans. Mobile and other south
,rn centres. hardly single one has ever
fona tAe same form and condition that
he shows ia 'ho tor,h. IL ls not due to
i.r h'aI, because inc same c,n'''l'n 81
r"r oA.if wien infish horses are
brought to ii' luteA 9'atc-' OF "hen
. d. D q VI D..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY III ESDAf
anc FRIDAY ali T. 4.
steamers leave Nsw YORK for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and ~AIl hDAf az 3 T.
NJ arriving In kichmOnd MONDAY ami FIJI
DAY MOkSlSGs.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin faro 20 SOW York ia Jamc5-riYer
route Including meas aud berthl...--.-.t 30
Kound-trlp ucAet,. limited 70 Wiriy lsYs
alter dCse Vi is .s..-st'.ss...s' ~ "
etcarsgs with s4bslstel.e. ...............- 80
Steerage without subsistence .--...-.-...-. w
Cauin fare ~ Chesapeake aud OHIO tal-
Hay...........-+...s- .-r.+'t-t's ~ -
Cabin fare Uta hlcEuOni aui Petersburg
ralir0Af ~ ~
IIcEeis can 10 obtaiaei a. 4. ". CARRIERS, !yD
Man street; CHESAPEAKE AMI ONO and hch-
mona and Petersburg d0Pots, and AZ company
Offices 1891 Main street. and wharf, Rockets
freikht forwarded aud through bills Of -aiing
is.ued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily gntll h0ur o. sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAlS WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by lhs Chesapeake aad ohio rail-
way (rta Newport News al So A. NJ. aud +. W..
and By Richmond ana Petersburg ralirosi same
caysi a 94O A n. Will make connection a.
N0KFOLK with steamer LEAVING those daya
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
No 1901 Main street. AMI
C,uraugiaUharf kneraYt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND And DANNlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST hOlIE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
PULLMAN sLEEPkks o. ALL NIGHT
IRAI<-
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is among the wraps to be worn this fall
The autumn Breton jacket, to be sure,
is heavier affair than its summer pre-
decessor. but it retains the charming fea-
lures OF the warm weather garment and
Will push the Directoire hard for pOpu-
larity.
Cutie a feature will be made this sea-
son OF out door coats for the very
little ones and a largo variety OF top gar
ments for children are exhibited. Most
Of these are very short wasted, with long
skirts coming to tho ankles. They are
Of the Quaintest, oldest, most old-fash-
toned designs. / wonder why it is that
the Kate Greenaway designs are no
longer favored for children. Surely
never Al artist lived who understood
better how to attire the little ones.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Fculards continue TO be the most
favored goods for afternoon promenade
costumes.
Lilac and sulphur isnowacombination
much affected for morning gowns.
Some aoral garnitures vii! be seen this
fall, chrysanthemums beng proOaply
among the most popular OF the flowers
worn.
Orchids-of course artificial, but very
cleycrlv donc-will be seen on the coming
season bonnets.
The reilly stylish yachting suit is not
now complete without tarpaulin hat or
modified sou wester.
Travelling costume is completed by
the so.called Friar's gown, serge gar
ment which covers "A multitude of sins
sometimes.
Broakfast-caps, although very dainty
and co1uettish, ere liable to the same Oh
lection made 10y the gentleman who
would not attend 4 dinner-party III q
dress suit-he feared to be COMPOUNDED
with the servants.
Tie lace peasant cloak or Connemara
viii continue to bea fayorite wrap during
the early fall I. II. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
,sCROTTOEs or TIE SHENAN-

6SNROTTOES OF TIE SHENAN-
~ DOAH." WEYEK CAVE. CANEOF The
FOU NTAINS. GKOITUES STATION, SHENAN-
DOAH-NALLEY RAILROAD. NA.-lhs most
wonderful cayerns ia tho world Natures mar
vellous work viewed 10y incHniescent electric
Light. An elegant hotel nov open. This place
ia on tho south FORK Of ma Shenandoah riYcr I'm
tho most beautiful section ~ the valley Of The
Shenandoah. For descriptive aui ilusIrsiei
rampE' 81 address .
\. NJ. HOWlSON. Secretary,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
TRAINS NoKTHWARD.


N0s. "a aui g make no stOps 40. q stops "a
signal az CentralA No. - stops only On slgnai
e. Chester CentranA and Nsnchestsr No>
IS anu 66 stop on signais a. all stations Nos. -
o, "a D, 90 81. - ani 81 will stop al all stations
for passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
COURT ORDE Nm.


In the ah0ye-euttled suit there L considerable
estate 10 be stributed 10 tho heira - sarah
NarabIc if they cau 20 found. Scrtl Mar Arb, Is
said % haye died February y, l-1e. 40 tLafies
CITY county Va. and previous 90 hHr death hor
sOn Thomas is sald % have Giel IN Aeurlc0
county. Va, April y, ISIS, no. son Benjamin
hferable ia Charles City county on January =.
1850. and her daughter Martha Ann harahle il
taii 90 have died IN Charles cry county on Mar n
10. 1880. ~ IS desired 90 nud tho heirs and de-
accudant- q sal 50 "a Narabie n any exist
For information address ~ once the under
ficued l.. J.. HINES.
Clerk Warren circuit Court
au l5-tg bowling Creen, ny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT a.lzzn.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 1.+-,S1.
' COMPANY. for Old P0.nL Nor 2slzlsssx-
folk Portsmouth. NeTIor. Ns1A CiarenonL
ard JAIaes-riyer landings direct ~ e.ogahs
s.ioor-,teamsr ARIEL leAvlnz EichmOui
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, aud Friday
Az A. NJ street-cars connect
Conneetions q. Old Foins and a. Norfoik
closely With all lines for northern cities same
Afternoon. James river oY Daylight SfsA9
tourist ltna Cheapest routo
through tickets on steamer AID at Csrhort
Agensy 1907 Main strest. baggage checked
through. state-r0oms engaged for day or nign-
mouth. Old Point WaYerly Hicksiori. Va, and
on points Ia Eastern North CarolinA, Easiera
Vifet1iA, and all regular landings on ths jams,
dyer nj lowest rates. and tnrOdgh bills issued
LUCIEN b. TATUA. Fice-PrssidenI
No. III Main street and kockets4
IRWIN WEIslGEs. Freight and PsSseng ger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -scheduls
commenting JUNE - lssy-essten staaiai
time.
LA. VI. leaves Byri.srsst sis'ion dan.
st0ps only a. Ashland. junction. Mil
fori anI FredcrcssDurG. sleeper
g. Washington AMI Sew York.
Il.c7 A " leaves Byri.slrees station daily OF.
coyt sunday
G.25 r. II. loages BYri-Strsoi siau9a daily
sleeper % Ne" York
SsOA. NJ arrives 81 Byri street station daily
Sleeper from New York
9.3SP Il. arrives ~ Byrl-Stresi station daily.
stJps a. Fredericksburg. dili0nt
Junction. aul Ashland. sleeper ioa
Warrington and New 1Ork.
lctOP ~ arfiqss A. Byrl-Sroes station DAILY
e. opt sunday
ASHLAND TRAINs
DAILY ExcEFr sUSDtrt
asA. N. leaves El0A Arrive, a. Ashland =.
7.83 A. H.
400 p. N. accommodation lesyss Byrd-strest
station. arrives Al Ashland a. =. VI
Coz P. NJ. Leaves Elba arrives AZ Asniani 81
gfP. n.
CASA. NJ arrives ElbA Leaves Ashland Assn
A. 81.
ea5 A. NJ accommodation arrives ~ Bryi-
street station. leaves Ashland AIN
A. NJ.
$50 p. VI. arrives al Elba. leave, Ashland "
3I2P ".
c. TAYLOR, General Ticket AggnL
HT. D. MrEEs, General So perlnsondenL
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RAILROAD LINES.

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
N AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL~kAIL FASt-tBLiGllf LINZ
10 AID FKOM BALTIMORE. rillLA-
DKLPUIA, NEW YORK, AND
EAslGltN AND WEsl-
Frs Cllls~
ONLY TWELVE HJtB BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE ~ EACH
DIRECTION
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Old newspapers for sale at this Office
price. 25 cents per hundred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

Correspondlngly quick tina % ether points
Through bills Of iAiing Issue. a. low rates.
&. 4. TAYLOR
mol General FIRE ght Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IA PINES RAILWAY COMPANY.
RICHO,D, Va, August !. iss9.
On ana after AUGUST isr trains Will leave
Tweuty-sixih aui = streets. % TIC Electric Liuo
daily except sunday a. f.ij a. 81. u NJ. and 1
T.. ~: returning. leave >ogen Pines az 30 A.
81. > p Ne. aud 0.lj T. y.
On SUNDAYS trains viii ,eave a. f0ll0ws: 9. 20,
AMI II A. NJ. l.z. 3, :, ana T.. N. returning.
leavo seven Piucs az 10 aud u A. 81, /, % ., l. 3,
ami 2. ~
Faro for round trip g cents; children between
five and .Belgo years. I'D cent.
HEBEk BJLLfNGTON.
General Manager.
y. HEcHLzR. JG.. Managing Director all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

On Trains No.. Il AMI 3 sleeping-cars bstvssn
New YORK aud Tampa. Fla WfI JNctsonFiileL
On Trains Nos. IL an1 q sleepiag-cars octTeen
Washington ami ChSrle.gon. Ga lr.n No =
sIeepiug-cars between New YORK and yackson-
Vile ON Train No. q sioepingfAr totSeen
Washington aud savannah
TIE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINZ TO NORFOLK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST IL iSa
TEAyE RICHMOND.
$50 A NJ Local, except sunday. Tor White sub
phur. par .or-I az attached
$50 A. A. k1oress daily for Old Point AMI Nor
f0.s
iilo.A. u. Me- tally Tor Cincinnati Pullman
Palace -icep.ng-cnrs 60 Nhte ~nlpuur
s.c0P. ~ Express daily for Oh foins ani
Norfolk
g;i5P.M Accommodation, except Saturday ani
sunday. n u. r. s. g. Junction.
400 F. ~ On saturday only aocOiulnO1atlon -
Chl. iotfosFiie.
ESP. b. b. y kesup1la SpeciN. daily
with Diniug-D from 'hariottesyille
{, Cincinnati ami iousyilie. Pull
man slsepiug-taf from Richmond.
TRAIN8 ARRlyEA AT RICHMOND
sos 4 H. AMI % 80 T.. 81. iaiiy from Cincinnati
9OJA. 81. ON Mondays only from ,haliosies-
yillo.
if:O0A. 81. aud 80 p NJ daily from Norfolk.
,.3OP 81. daily eKcepI sunday from White
sulphur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

Rchmonl...FJI q 4. VI. NorT1It. -. 10 7. ".
Kichmoud roo r. VI. Norfolk 300. 1913 r. VI.
Norfolk s.gOA. N. Richmond. no \. "
Norfolk ......'5.20 2. VI. Richmond. IS z. w.
These trains also mako c.Ose connections tos
Farnvlle Lyacbburg. ami southwestern POINTS
art all stAtlons on tho Norfolk AMI western Alb
road. r. NJ NJLL1. supeun.enieaI
T. T. u. MYsRS General supcrint.uieah
T. NJ. EugEsoH. General Passenger Agent
sof. HAA4 Trar1c Manager my7
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AwALKISG cOgrraIE.

A late summer afternoon walking cos
tune i'm vcajt IT. soil and black Spanish
lace is well worthy Of passing note. The
silk is black and forms the side and
lack Of the skirt, the front panel OF
which is covered with lace. This over
Grapery Of lace upon the shirt-pancl is
given the effect of being fastened down
bv row 81 vertical narrow silk ribbons
coming down from the waist AMI pass
ing beneath q deep iiouDce, which
finishes the bottom. The waist portion
consists of a small cutaway jacket Of the
silk. having the effect OF a ZOuave or
Figaro, with edgings Of lace and full
elbow sleeves OF silk, lace-edgcd. Be
meath the waist JIG vest Of lace.
ADAISTY SEASIDE GOWN
which will not he inappropriate for the
city streets during tho early fall is in
tcrra-cotta and white crepon combined.
it consists Of a plain but beautifully
draped skirt and short basque, with a
simulated vest of the white goods.
II looks from the early models ms
though the fall gowns would not be 20
severely simple as those OF the summer
have been in the matter OF Garniture.
In fact, they Will be, many Of them,
very elabo.atcly trimmed. Braidlng
and soutache effects will be almost uni
ycrsal, and even head passemeuteries
will be used agIin.
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