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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
FROM THE DAN.
Heirs Found-A Desperate AssauIt-i;iIed
Instantly.
Especial telegram to the Di,psnnl

instantly.
Especial telegram - the Disps,ch.l
DANvmLE, Va. August EN- the
DMDutch OF recent date appeared legal
notice of Ann Hawks against Rebecca
G. Talbot, stating that there was con
siderable estate awaiting for heirs Of
Sarah Marable, who had son named
benjamin Marable. Benjamin Marable
died IN Halifax county IN January,
1919. and has n grandson of the same
name now living IN Danvllle. There
are other representatives of the family
living here, and they will probably come
in for share OF the estate, which lies III
Warren county, hy.
Rev. f.. II. Rawlings, who has filled
Dr. STAIRS pulpit at Main-Street church
for some time, left tonight for Wander
bit University.
On Saturday night, near Museyille, in
this county, Calie 1Hnin called at the
house Of Mary jerks and Knocked attho
door. Mary asked who Was there, and
Callie gave her name, saying she wanted
to SEQ her minute. The Jonks woman
went to the door and opened 1t, when
the woman Tuuin made desperate as
sault on her with butcher-knlio. cut
ting her on the ACE. neck, and thighs.
A doctor SAWS the case is hopeless. No
cause for the assault is known.
Messrs W. d. Judhins and Lewis
Garner propose to establish here a fac
tory for manufacturing knit goods, over
allS, &c. They will have ample capital
TO conduct the business. aud will give
employment on the start 10 one hundred
hands. They have petitiOned the Coun-
ell to exempt from taxation their ma
chinery and capital invested for period
Of ten years. Mir. Judkins is Bon OF
the Rev. William f. Judkins.
Sunday afternoon near Withheld ne
gro man named llairston was found
trespassing on the farm Of James Hines.
Hines ordered Hairaton TO leave, when
the negro advanced upon him and Hines
drew a pistol and fired, killing halrsion
instantly. The particulars OF the affair
are meagre, though 1t is said that
Hairston had been warned no. to trespass
upon the farm. and when told TO leave
made an assault upon Hines vita hoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
ROCKBRlD6e NEWS.
and Bank-Fruit Crop-Pcrsonal. Etc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl

Accident d-ItcligiOus-New Hotel
and Bank-FruIt CroP-Pcrsonai Etc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DispatcLl
LEXINGTON, Va, August 20, 1850.
Copious rains during the past few days
have materially benefited the maturing
corn crop and put the ground IN conul-
ton for the fall following, which Is now
being pushed.
Mr.. Henry Dold. Of this place, while
fishing near Gooseneck dam, OH North
river. last week. discovered "a treSile on
the Shenandoah-Nalloy railroad on fire.
The flames threatened the destruction Of
the structure, but were extlnguished-
thus 10 doubt avoiding another railroad
wreck as two passenger trains were soon
due.
The new Methodist church at Sher-
wood, near Natural Bridge, was dedl-
Gated Yesterday by Rev. A. NJ. Cackley,
of this place. A protracted meeting
will follow.
Montgomery Presbytery meets at High
Bridge church, near Natural Bridge, on
the 4th proximo, and Lexington Pres
bytery assemblies at Monterey, Highland
county, on the 18th instant.
The Stonewalls, OF Lexington, will
play the Lynchburg baseball niue the
Sd and 4th proximo.
There is no hopeful change in the con
dition Of the Rev }. Ii. Smith, and his
demise may be announced at any
minute.
Rev. X. Ii. Laird, of Gonzales. Tex,
native Of Rockbridge, is here spending
ms vacation, and is supplying Thinking
Springs pulpit, now vacant. lie will re-
main until late IN October or NOycm-
ber.
Professor j. A. Harrison Washington
and Lee faculty. and wife are back IRON
protracted visit TO the North.
The promoters of the iron Gate Rich
mond aud Allegheny railrosd) near Chf-
ton Forge. enterprise, have contracted
with a Rockbridge firm for the imme-
date construction there Of "A modern
hotel Of large proportions, TO contain
fifty rooms.
Lieutenant r.. q. Paxton, Tenth
United States cavalry, is at home visit
ing his venerable father, Colonel j. III.
Paxton. Lieutenant Paxton reports al
Leavenworth Ia October Tor orders.
Private enterprise will in the near III
ture start bank at Buena Vista The
preliminary arrangements are now beng
made 10 begin the business. An ample
capital will he at command.
Some little prime wheat is Offering,
and sales reported at n to 80 cents. n
ferior and damaged grades low, With but
few offerings taken.
The large fruit crop Ia tue county
this year has made the demand for sugars,
glass and stone-ware, and tin cans,
&C. very heavy. Tho canneries are IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

that CERTAIN LOT OF LAND corner 81 Moore
and Harrison streets. fronting on north sidr OF
Moore stroct u 2 10 fcot by 100 feet, On which
there is @ good SlX-ROOM ~ BILLING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
full blast, and the tomato pack will be

full blast, and the tomato pack will be
heavy one. =,
The nomination OF Malone produced
but little enthusiasm among the Repub-
licans here. Many of the Democrats
profess 10 believe that he is the easiest
man IN the party TO beat.
A knowing one says that in the month
Of October as many as seventeen couples
now in single Indebtedness will enter
the realms OF married blessedness. lie
says that the returns, however, are not
ali in.
DIR. Edmund A. Gibbs. Medical Ex-
aminer United States Pension Depart
ment, appointed under Cleveland, a SON
in-law OF Hon. John +. Lewis, with his
family, has been for three weeks the
guest OF hie mother, Mrs \. j. Gibbs.
Small cottage residences are IN de-
mand here. Such property at SlOO and
$50 per annum would find good
tenants FAUST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
AN ALBEMARLE LAWN PARTY.
A Pleasant Entertainment at south-Plains
Church--Thcatricals.
KEswIcK News, August q, 1889.
IT, ~ E1J,sor Of ne DicDUfcH

KEswIcK News. August q, 1889.
To the E]fitor Of The DiSpatch:
Last night the long-looked for lawn
party was given ut South-Plslns church,
near this place, and although the wea-
Their WAS very inclemont and disagreeable
quite a large crowd gathered. \ special
train from Charlottesville brought down
the band Of that city, composed OF SIX
or eight members, and throughout the
evening the inspiring strains Of Dixie
and many other stirring selections ADDED
much 10 the mer-iment Of the occasion.
A. the lawn was rather wet and muddy
the refreshments were served IN the
church. Promptly at $50 L. ii. the
doors Of the old Paradise Opera House
were thrown open and the building Was
soon filled with a noisy, talking crowd,
producing a perfect Babel of sounds,
which was partially hushed by music
from the skilful fingers OF Mr.. farrow'
of Charlottesville, combined with strains
from the violin Of our well-known per
former, Mr.. T.. c. Mead.
The first charado was farce entitled
"Freezing n Mother-iu Law, and was
very acceptably rendered by the follow
ing persons: Mr.. G. Il. Goodman as
Mr.. excellent; Miss Laviece
Long as Mrs. Walnut very good Miss
Maggie Fox as Emily and Mr.. Lansing
Fox as Walter Lithcrland-both splendid,
and Mr.. J. W. Everett as Ferdinand
Swift. This play was much applauded
as was also the next one entitled "Ihe
Peak Sisters, which was rendered by
Misses Josie Hancock, Mary Meade
Maggie Fox, Bessie Long, Fannie Long
Mary Fox, and Maggie Long. The
performance was frequently interrupted
by storms OF applause. After the the
atricals were over the company repaired
again TO the church for refreshments,
and it was after midnight when they
dispersed. declaring the entertainment a
delightful success. LEsTRANGE'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
DEPARTURE OF sTEAnEKS
PHILADELPHIA, RIC II a>sKTk
/ -AA--GaH'
MOND AID NORFOLK
3gEAMSHIP COMPASE

Arpointei sailing days. Every TUESDAY
AMI FRIDAY "a. j. 81. apd every SUNDAY 81.
. A. n.
Fr.igttfo- Tuesdays AM Fridays steamers
70 .elysI t.il ll31 4. NJ. Tor ~laeays steamer
uu5P. .. saturday Freight 70 .o.'oi daily ull
p NJ.
Fare, s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
BAD FOR TRAMPS.
4 Number Killed on Railroads In North
Carolina.
lspecinl tcIegram = lhe DIspatch.l

iSpeclhl telegram % the blspHlch'l
CHARLOTTE, y. c., August 26.-Yes-
terday will probably 90 down to history
as thu most unlucky day for tramps and
drunken men ever known in North Caro-
Ina. so far az reported tonight eight
men were yesterday run over and killed
on railroads. Early yesterday morning
Joe Caldwell (coored) WAS run over and
instantly killed on the Richmond and
Danyille road near here. He had a flask
half full of whiskey in his pocket when
found. ). G. Tanner and Robert
Holder lboth white) were yesterday
afternoon run over and killed on the
Air Line near Salisbury. They were
lying upon the track and were both
cruohed 10 pieces
Three negroes whose names could
not BIZ learned were found last night cut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

EErANTED.-A 70 L NG LA ID !,
" with two years' experience. desi0.sa SIT
UATION AS TEACHER d. school or private
family. Can tea'A Latin, French German,
Fnell-n. Mathematics all Nl5ic. References
ex ,hanged. Address Box III, Chase City. Neck
i.ufur, county, Ya. au LIt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
GOVERNOR FOwLE DOES NOT ASPIRE TIC
THE SENATE.

Mention has been made In some pa
pers Of Governor FoWle's desire to sue
ceed Vance in the United States Senate.
1t is very absurd, and the Governor
laughed heartily when newspaper clip
ping making an intimation Of the mat
ter was shown him to-day. lie said to
Your correspondent : 81 have not been,
am not now, and do not expect to be
come a candidate. With another smile
be- added 81 believe if were a candl-
date Vance would beat ne without any
trouble
II is learned that the matron at the
North Carolina Insane Asylum will re
sign. There are several applicants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
THE HILL CITY.
Welcome to Captain Mckinney a Big Pur-
chase.
fepeciai telegram 10 tho Dispatch

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch
LYNcHRURG, Va, August 26. -Captain
P. w. Mckinney, the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor, arrived here this az
ternoon and was welcomed at the depot
by 4 large crowd. He was also met by
p. 4. Krise, district chairman, whose
guest he will be during his stay here.
Captain Mckinney is here 10y appoint
ment with Hon. John S. Barbour, who
will arrive tomorrow afternoon.
The Bertha zinc Company, Mt Pulaski,
has made another large purchase Of
mineral land in Wythe county adjoining
their property, for which they paid
$4,000 This tract is known as the
Falling Cliff farm, owned by DIR. Brom-
lett. and is said to be very rich IN IRON
zinc ores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

Browns Iron Bitters is n specific in
all cases Of swamp-feyer. intermittent
fever, aud malaria OF any name. Low
marshy ground. stagnant pools OF water.
decaying vegetable matter, changes Of
climate while suffering from general de-
biiiy, ell produce malaria. Browns
Iron Bitters cures all forms. Don't use
quinine. 1t creates constipation, pro.
duces headache, and not infrequently
rheumatism and neuralgia. Browns
Iron Bitters never does. II will cure
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

1 OFFicE OF UNITED sTATs- LlGnl-Hor.E
ENGISEEK. FIFTH ASH SIXTH DISTRICTS, bALIi-
HoEe. ND, Angus. a. lhsH-lrOpO,al, Will Oe
received al This Office uuul y OclIcA II. OF
WEDNESDAY nle 18th day & September.
i~g, for furnishing no materials and LABOR 81
All kinds necessary fOr the CVmi letipn ani do
livery or the melai-wOrk 81 Tho Gut ahOal an
pamiico lighthouses, North Carolua. Plans.
specifications. forms OF proposal. aud other IN
formation may be obtained on application 10
,his ONCE The right Is reserved 60 reject any
or AL bids. aud % waive any defects j. I,
NAILEltY, Captain OF Engineers. q. $ A.,
Lighthouse Engineer. aa -2-eodo1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
Positively Declines.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispa'chI
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, August 26.-
Mr.. William A. Little. Jr., prominently
spoken Of as the Democratic senatorial
candidate for this district. and 20 whom
the nomination would have been tender
ed, positively declines to allow his name
TO 20 before the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
rBy telegraph 20 tho J

10y F5I0hI 'lI' >" wv II
DURHAM, y. c.. August ga special
10 the Globc from Washington reports
two distinct shocks of earthquake in that
place Saturday morning. Vibrations
were generally percephble, and were
accompanied by ominous rumoling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

WANTED, AN ACTIVE, SOBER.
~ administrations BHE tD-WA6ON DRlt En-.
Mus. come recommended.
H. vs.. NOi~IA.
al. --gf ll5ca.; Nqiu street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

AUGUST p, 1889.
70 the FdUor of the Dispatch:
Please answer through your paper
what river Charleston. the capital OF
West Virginia, is on, to decide a bet,
and oblige
CoYsrANT READER AND SUBSCRIBER.
Tho EonaUhn river
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
FIRE.

FarIy this morning at Davidson Col
lege fire destroyed the barns of S. C..
Scofeld and II. +. Helper, together wi h
a quantity Of wheat and oats. The resi-
dcnce OF James Allison also caught from
the flames and was consumed with most
Of the household furniture. The total
loss Is 3, 800, with 500 insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
AUCTION sALrs-vb,. nay.
I--~||-~0- l-r-r-0Tl-l--r|--l - :. =,
BY ). Thompson Brown a. Co..
Real Es.ato Agents,
Ill3 Main street.
TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE


ili3 Main street.
TRUSTEES PEREMPTORY SALE
TWO TwO-sTORY FRAME STORES AND
DWELLINGS
AND
TWO NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS.
Nos. go AND 90! WEST LEIGH STREET, COR
EER GRAHAM STREET.
AGOOD SIX Room DWELLING.
CORNER MOORE AND HARRISON STREETS
AND a ....
FRAME DWELLING on WILLIAMS STREET.
Nv virtue Of deed Of trust from Clarence
Peyton and wifs o. secure certain cIeiii"rs
therein mentioned. dated August Il, l-'', ana
duly recorded in the Richmond Ch9nrery court
and en- part execution THEREON, VIII sen ~ pun
lie auction, on tie premises,
TUESDAY, Acacsr =, tss9. At 3 p. VI.
the PROPERTY described. and In the following
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND lying and oo-
ing i'm the city Of Richmond With improvements
thereon, con5is.ns Of Thkhh hoo -. - a
FRAME DWELLING. No. ej2 west Glsn st.'''s,
adjoining the above. and a FRAME al Ohh NJ
DWELLING in rear. fronting on Hraham street.
the lot being 20 Az fee by 50 feet AT lu' Vt -
west corner OF Leigh ana Graham streets
ALSO,
that CERTAIN LOT OF LAND corner 81 Moore
and Harrison streets. fronting on north SIDE OF
Moore street u E 10 fcot by 100 foot on "h'ih
there is @ good SlN-ROOM IN bLllNUr
ALSO,
that LOT or LAND fronting 70 feet moro or less.
GA the south 81 le 81 Williams street. win M
rroyrr,oufs thereon. consisting % COOP
FRAME DWELLING. tho limo OF snid property
commencing no feet from oak street
Al OF tho above property rs IN good reh'Ao'
condition. Rnd for remuncrativc Investment no.
thing better can bc hal IN this section.
TERMS: one third cash balance SIX aod twelFe
months interest added. and secured by deel ot
trust W. ". bhF khtD'E. DID, 81 u'''''
j. THoMrsON Bows & CO., Aucuonecr-.
au -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

to pieces on the railroad near High
Point. The train had passed over them,
but il is believed they were murdered
and placed on the track. a,
A telegram received here tonight says
two white men we're run over on the
North Carolina road near Durham last
night and terribly mutilated. They were
killed Instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
pRnPOsALs.

dds FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
- VIRGINIA MILITARY lESrlit IT. win Do
received until la NJ The 18TH OF SEPTEMBER
Parties wa q sir' o. hii VIII 1e iurnsact by
ths undersigned with blank l0rn9 showing tue
Slul and qusnltT Jf supplies.
ff. ,OlS b.. SMITH,
augJ-st superintendent
fIf~hrnoul T,mea -iI4.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
A FAD ACCIDENT.

A bad accident occurred to crowd
while returning from Hickory Grove
camp-meeting late last night. A two.
horse wagon, which carried n party OF
nine, capsized and oil were thrown to the
ground. As the accident occurred on a
rocky hillside it proved quite serious j:
c. Mcdonnell was terribly bruised. and
was rendered insensible for some time.
His wife was also badly burt, her right
arm being broken at the shoulder and
besides she sustained other injuries
Willie Pritchett was badly and perhaps
seriously hurt. Mrs. j. NJ. Plnmmer
and her daughter were badly injured, but
not seriously. None Of the party es-
capped without injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
AUCTION maLEs-vasa~o psys.
By Jas. hsfouFali.

T,RUSTEE'5 SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, KIMBALL ORGAN.
hay HORSE FAMILY CABBAGE TOP
WAGON. CART. HARNESS. &C. &C. AT AuC-
TION. by yirtno Of decd Of trust from
Clarence Peyton aud wife b tho undersigpe1, as
trustee. and duly recorded, 1 will sell a. No
gi3k Williams street on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST p. 1879.
nj n O'Clock A. NJ. Renteol assortment Of
pARlDR AMI CHAMBkk "a kNIitkE,
CARPETS, PICTI RE~, CLOCKS. &c,
1 eirht-stop WALNUT-CAsE klMbALL ORGAN
AISO,
iBAY HORSE. four years Old;
neariy-new FAMILY CARRIAGE;
1 flrst-fata TOr-MAGDN.
DTNP-CART. HARNESS., &c. sc.
TgRMs Cash. ". n. BEYBklD6E, in.
Irusfee
Sale conducted By JAS MAcD0CGALr. aa&
BY II. seldom Taylor
RoaI Estate Agent snd Arctiooeer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

BAD CASE % FEosr nirE.

8 patient under my charge wa. h3f'r Affected
with hood poison. the result ~ fr5st b..e iu rl,
fo,t. B.'l 'fc.t had sl,n-ald ~ before Act .e
f.rnet ry.. tome. II. was cured sound With
f,.,. bottles ~ ~ s.. and D. Loss walking about
Oh Dis kuoc. Il, l.. WOOD, Mlucd-cvi.!c. Ca
Treatise on Blood ard Skin D.-asc4 int.ai
fr.s SWIFT rr.-r.. 90 tf.. Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
FRAME DWELLING on WILLIAMS STREET.

TUESDAY, August =, tss9, At p. VI.
the PROPERTY described. and In the following
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
no IRON MANUFACTURERS.

auaJ3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
RAILROAD LIgra.

"a III sssfAss.ss 49, = !
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

A daughter Of Alma Tadema has re-
ceivod at the Universal Exposition a
medal Of thesecond class forthroo water
colors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

HAVING QUALIFIED AS AD-
/ kNINIsrRATkiX u HENRY e. HAMMOND.
deceased. have appointed y. v fANDpLPu,
1872 Franklin sue et, ms attorney 10 seitie ina
estate.
All parties having claims against the estate
will present thorn 10 him properly certified for
payment. and all parties owing the estate Will
mako payment % him a. once. -
MRS. MARY g.. HAMMOND
Administrators Of Henry K Hammond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
YIKGINIA STEAMBOAT .,zI,l-


fCk tEN D DhA-
steamer lfavo kclmlpl A'ERf IL LSDAf
and FRIDAY Gt1 r. S.
steamer have New York Tor Richmond
EgKltN WEDNESDAY, and WI tDAl n, 7
M. arriving 30 llcnm0ul MONDAY ant FRI
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger -ccomtl olAiloLs nnsurpa-iNL
Crlln faro t1 Sow ora li1 sanrs-fiNef
route liurl..1 dug mfas aol oer.l....,-..-b , ID
H.uni-tri3 ut.cts. uuitol 90 thirty lays
After d4io VI lssA.. Il ~
rfea~agc Wltl 8alb4atencc- .--..t--.-..- Q N1
Stecragr wltluLt Subsistence. ..-........., cQJ
ga0in farO % Chesapeake AMI ONO rail
Ntg........t.--- --t--t-...- ~ ~
CABIN faro rai l.icnmond and Petersburg
r~tlro,l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I'D %
TcKe,s An 10 Obtaiged "A, A. ". NAruers, 4oJ
Main s,rs-,. ClrsapeASs aud ohio an1 HicR-
tnoud and Petersburg depot, and 81 company 1,
onice, 1914 Main street. sad wharf. NocEctt<
Freight .OrWagdrC aud thfals "a pils Ot lA1ins
tul.I Tor points beyond New YORK.
r,t-at received daily until boar OF sailing
.-scngors leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
II. ssDAlS " EDNEsDAIs. rat iisDANs. and
SATURDAYS by tAe Chesapeake aad onto rail-
va ts.a NoxpSrt Nessl ~ SD A. a. aud T.. Il.
and by Richmond ana Petersburg railroad same
days, a. $40 A. NJ. Will make connection ~
NORFOLK with steamer iess lng those dayA
GEOA0E ". ALLRN = co, Agents.
No. i3Oi Main street ami
au!l Companysnharf. RocAestA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

MED. 4 FIRSrCLASS
" CLOTHING SALESMAN. one who has
had exucri.u.e ia the business wAo can iullu-
cuce t-aie 4nI can como we'll rscOgmtnIrd.
Noue other need appiy Liberal "ates.
is. FISHER.
an g--gr 1923 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
PERSON Al.
TVOALL WHOM MAY CONCERN.

This ls notice that JOSEPH HUTZLER, Nos.
2 and IS north Seventeenth street. Is no longer
MY agent and the business IS now conducted IN
his own name. DAVID HUTZLER
RICHMOND, VA, August. ISL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

WANTED, \ SUITE OF SIX
w ROOMS. connecting u possible, Yithi1
four squares VI Ilra station -oyth IL Broad
street, Address u. I.,' care D,'la'cH o.icr.
au gI-.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
Leave Arrive
% kic-m0ll. Peter-utrf
rKA:N>SoKIHWhsu


tlN.tlNt-r| tANt H
Nos % ul e. MAKO go s.pi- ..
e.gnula.N contra .r. Nn. IS s..l
az Chester tnU.taAa. nul .s.
De- ana u.s. stop Ur .iEus.~a. ST ....|
8l,Jl 81. sd. r.. ~ aDi - w-.. s... n. 4a f.,
for pa'.rnErri-
FtLLWAN.CAR Stkt.Nt
Cn Traius No.. Is ara d eIecYa. n''o
Sew NorA aaI lampt ttA $40 .'..t.
GA rrsiaf SO. 20 a4l 81 si', So
Washlus l0n aut Nnarlts..n. Na t.4.l NJ 81
s,ecplnr-cars neteseu N.n lN.a al DID,
WILLIE uu irela No 3. aIet- s-.at .st" 'n
Washington aud >aYanusl.
THg ONLY ALL-RAlL LlNE t. Nohf'AA.
rEAyE ARklkE
Rlchmond $40 Al. Nogf5ik..... $40 t n
Riclm1ud .'1uJR NJ Norfolk 1852 D n.
NortolS ......'S.OA. NJ R.csm1gl..i.-iI g. ~.
Norfolk ...... '5.s0 r. ". Nleemon4 80 D. h.
These trains also mako c.ps1 ronnrftllHr '.E
Farinville. yach0urg snd soata Western po.4 y
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
DIR. GRIssOM.s OVID

There was a great deal Of talk Yesterday
and to-day about n very denunclatory
card from Dr. Eugene Grissom, which
appeared Yesterday. The Governor was
the principal object of attack, though a
number Of prominent gentlemen were
denounced. The current comment was
that this piece Of work hal the effect Of
iniuring the writer, and the article vii
no doubt furnish topic for all the State
papers, most of which have been very
earnest III their denunciation Of DR.,
Grissnn for Weeks past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

WANTED. A FlRST-CLASS MAN
w [. represent tle SOUTHERN ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY IN this city. Liberal
commissions o. right iar,v.
HOWARD KINNEY.
Superintendent ~ Agencies,
ault-F guRIugt lll5 Slain street.