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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-28
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LABAHHA@UE

& ls aprohado por la Academia
E51fssSSa de Medicina de Paris .es el
reslmen, la condensation de todos los
principles aeslvos de Ia quina. Algwnos
gramcs ds 0uiniam prodMcsn 81 ,,aisao
sfseio qua nHchos kilos de QHiisa. ,
lhrbIquet, prof de Ia Escuela de fa--
mGcla de parlsl.
Dsspues de- habsr bcscade duranss
large flssmpo Hn t6Hieo pcdereso, 10 ne
s'seoHfredo en- vsssstro QniHi9m al cnal
eonsidsrc como 81 rsparador por sreelemsiG
as lac constifmei0Fss agosGdGs.
Or CABARET
sE1 Vino de 2utzainxaa
El0 E.a1oaxraQl19 es sl mos tatu
somplsmsnte De IA Qsimina en 81 trata.
misnfo De las calsntnraS internitsniss.
Sms sfsctos sos parsicislarmssts &c w0tar
sn las edlsAtwrss aniigwas Dc aeosso D ss
Ia ssqEssia palddlsa.S
.prels B0ucRARDAT
Sc sslda q soaas ias farEnaciAs.,y en PaFis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-28
IGVLs MAERIEl
DE BON II EF
EAlLITIALES Dg ROgg

Aguas gaseosas acidulo- -bicafb0aatadas
meas, igeramente feFruginoses.
Estas aguas son las nas gsseosas de to
naturales. Muy agradables al paladar, o.
Las comidas mezcladas con VINO. Los prin-sass..
lido motiyo para que l. Academia de Medicina d
miende. Las propiedades de elias, beneGciosa
calidos, le han Waldo una medaIls On q Exposic
I883-84. Il n
Muy dtilsa On tempo epidGmico, como p1
ocasionadas por La aguas ordinaria
Rsenplazan laa agaas d Viehy snl d
Clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-28
sENcuADERNACIoN
DEL "BOLET1N MERCAHTIL, .

kn essa secci6r de la casa, montada con
Fodos los elementos necesarios proyista DE-
materiales de prlmera clase, Sc hacen encnn.
dernaciones en- holandesa, eartonk, Dasta, =.
panola, piel de Ievante con relieves. todo ne, !.
fectoy { precios reducidos. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-28

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or la rnisfna calle dc ID FORTALEzA, d
la calle do .. JOSE, antique local dc Ia II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

Of the COMPANY in regard TO the rolling
stock be ratified; which was agreed to.
That the Board of Directors open their
books to such parties or cor
porations as should 10 them seem proper,
provided said subscription should not ex-
coed 100000.
ANOTHER CONTRACT sIoSgD.
A committee of the Guarantee Develop
ment Company signed contract to-day
with the directors of the Roanoke and
Southern railroad for the right of way OF
the road into the city. Tho construction
company agrees TO begin work OF this end
OF the limo within thirty days.
VIOLENT LUNATIc.
Policeman Wynne. of Danville., arrived
in the city last night, having in charge Is.
Il. Mosely, a lunatic from Scottsburg, Va
He was Jailed until this morning when he
was escorted to the depot by several police
officers. On entering the car he became
enraged. and striking his bonds against the
seat he Embossed the irons which held ms
hands and sprang for the officers. After
a lively scuilie he was thrown down ana
quietcd. Mr.. Mosely was ut ono time
prominent tobacco manufactures OF Dan
vile. and highly respected citizen.
sFNr BACK.
Ed. Jackson (colored), who broke into
box-car at 1rentville. on the Shenandoah
railroad. and was arrested in this city last
night, was before a magistrate to-day ana
ordered back 70 Botetourt county Tor triai'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
AND DASyILLE

DICHMOND AND DAHNILLE
III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IL EFFECrJUlY fssl
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA:
80 A n. SOUTHERN EXPRE-. fsry. 10 A..
Ian =, Augusta. AMI poi Its .H-h. Ca.
meets "a. Greensboro '.r nIrhem s'f
Raleigh. A. Salisbury fnr Western
North Carolina Passengers Gao tsfs
sleeper ~ B.. ". Ilr Ifl sie-psft
from Dalyile ~ntfI
eeoAM ACCOMMODATION. daily er.s9t
sunday % t'oFos w.. ani la.ar.
mediate poInts
100 An. VIRGINIA AHn SORTu CAROLINA
E&PkE,s. daily. through tain b
kaI0Igh tf1 hoysFilI-. iCnuHrH ~
HuIkevllls rith hUrflIg aaf Nssiara
railroad flr tarmVu- LYnrfblrx.
AMI u1nu, Mnst. % heTsris f0r
tarssVi-if. oxford, Henderson, aat
Durham
tOoP. II. FAsT NAIL, daN7. for Atlanta. a..
gua's, anl points south CONNECTS 81
boeieys Junction Tlsh f1rmfi.s
al FuNha'an rt.lroti a. greene
U0rn f0r Ulrnsm AMI ha.c'sl -
salisbury Tor Ne.isru Norll caro-
Linz ihrough s.1oIers from Daa'
vile South.
COOP. Z. Local. fsuy. except slaisE rr
hmeiis Courthouse aui iu'srmel ga
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND.
So So J. ~ q From A..ana ana Augus.A
s.5 4. NJ from amelia Cllr,4.IsA
40 ?. H. fr0u Hs ..ft
US T.. N. 40 Mal.l.l.ar. from nl0roc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
A GROCERY AND ROW OF DWELLINGS
TOTALLY CONSUMED.
One Hundred and Sixty Converts Rap
tised-Repairs on the Richmond
Mr. Peck Resigns
rCorrespondcncc OF tho Richmond Di'psich-l

rCorrespondcnce OF tho Richmond Dispstch-I
NORFOLK, September Q. 1890.
Abo,,. midnight last night fire broke
put in the grocery store OF V. II. Duniofd'
on London street outside Of Portsmouth,
and IL was totally destroyed, together with
Cts contents, the building being frame
one. A row of frame dwellings adloining'
boloncinc to Mr.. s. W. CAST. was then AZ
tackled by the flames. and three OF them
were totally destroyed before tue for's,
mouth fire department could get controi
of the fire. The dwellings were occupicu
by colorcd people. who lost FURNITURE
and other effects. All the property was
insured. The loss is about SS'oVO.
TIE COTTON RUSH.
Tho r.ceints of cotton at Norfolk yester-
asv reached nearly 8, 200 bales. Everything
connected with the business IS in full bias,
now and the rush will so on day and nlght
until nearly Christmas.
The Young man. William J. Connel, who
was killed by fall yesterday was twenty
SIX years of age and very popular among
his acquaintance. He was a nephew OF
Mr.. ID. +. Donovan. the woll-kno"h lhor-
chant.
When DR.. Garland p. Moore left Nor
folk II is not known what direction ne
took. He was registered al the hotel un-
der an assumed name.
FREIGHT CONDUCTORS FIGHr.
Tvo froiobt conductors of the Atlantic
and Danvlllo railroad. Edward G. .Goss and
Harry Il. Hardy. quarrelled and fought on
Main street and GOss made lively use oil a
razor on HARDY. Both were arrested.
One hundred and SIX persons who were
converted at the revival in progress nj the
Zon Baptist church (colored) have been
20 far baptized by Rev. j. NJ. Armistead'
tho pastor. ,..,5
came ont of the dry-dock yesterday q.
hioh water. A considerable force IS al
work repairing the snip, and she VIII bt
completed bv the end of the month.
Rev. W. L. Hines will enter upon ms du'
ties as pastor Of West View Baptist church
In Richmond. the lst of October.
PROBABLE FATAL FALL
John Nulhcan, a fireman of the steam
engineering department of the navy-yard
fell in the stone dry-dOck yesterday after
noon at bell-rlng and injured himself ter
rblv about the head. Ii is feared the IN
Iuries NAV prove fatal.
In Portsmouth parties caught throwing
crape-skins on the sidewalk are fined -
Tor each offence.
A HANDSOME SICK FUND.
Norfolk Typographical Union has very
successfully managed sick fund winch pays
So a week benefits.
Notice has been given that BISHOP van
de Vyver will visit the churches Ia tnls
section next month and administer conhr-
nation.
General Charles Is. Peck. general mana;
ger OF the Atlantic and Danville railroad
COMPANY, has resigned his position. Mr.
q. NJ. Hughes. late general superintendent
of the Norfolk and Virginia Beach road, Is
spoken Of as his successor.
A small child fell out OF window IN
Berkiey this morning and had Its head
crushed out Of shape. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

WANTED, A GIRL NOT AFRAID
w Of work. Apply to l1l6 east Main street.
ss l0-lt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
CUTICURA REsOLvENT.

DiDV,C Skin and Scalp purified aud beauii-
DhDl fed by CUTlcURA SoAP Absolutely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
lib Main street
TNRUSTEE'S CTION SALE
l. OP
TWO NEAT, wELL-LoCATED, SMALL WEST
END DWELLINGS,
Nos. 2if AND 2I3 WASHINGTON STREET.

In execution Of a certain dosd OF trus, 70 me
dated March 4, 1889. OF recori in Deed-Book 1875
Is. page 232. Henrico County Court, shall soil
by public auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1890,
at O'Clock T. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described,
being the lot OF land with the two Frame Dwell
ings. Nos. 2ll and 2i3. thereon, fronting 81 feet
on the east side Of Washington street, short
distance south from Cary street-near the vest
ern limits OF tho city OF RichmOnf-and extend
ing back between parallel lines i25 feet.
These are "snugn little houses. under good
rental on q good street. in good negnborhooi.
certain 70 pay well, and TO Increase rapidly In
value.
TRRys: Cash as TO expenses Of sale and the
sum OF sG65, with interest from September 4.
$780, and the residue upon such terms "a the
grantor In said deed shalt direct, or az the trus-
tee shall think Of, and "a viii be announced a!
time Of sale. JAMES Is. ELAN,
ga 10 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
AN ALEXANDRIA WEDDING.
Mr. Joseph NJ. Rice Marries Mrs. Mary
Pauiding-Brldai Tour.
ICorresponaence 81 the Riehm ond Dispstch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Disps'ch'l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 3, 1890.
Mr.. Joseph ii. Rice. of Washington. and
Mrs. Mary Paulding were united IN mar
rage this morning at the residence OF the
brides mother. Mrs. ID. NJ. French, on
north Washingtonsstreet. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father L. ii.
welch. OF Washington, ID. c.. and was wit:
messed 10y large throng OF the friends OF
the contracting parties. After the cere-
mony the newly-married couple left for
bridal trip through Canada and the North.
Mr. and Mrs. Rice received many hand
some presents and the well-wlshes for their
future happiness were many and sincere.
CANDIDATE NOMINATED.
A ward-meeting to nominate q candidate
Tor alderman from the Second Ward TO sue
coed Mr.. Leonard Marbury was held by
the Democratic voters OF that ward III the
old Sun engine-house last night. Mr.
Louis Kraft MAS nominated on the hrst
ballot, receiving scyenty-four out OF one
hundred and sixty-two votes. The cleo
ton will take place tomorrow, and as tue
Republicans have no candidate MIR. KRAFT
will be elected without opposition,
Mr.. Robert Portnef. president OF the II;
Portner Brewing Company, has returned
70 his home IN this city from protraeted
visit TO Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
ROANOKE AND SOUTHERN r. r.
Directors Mesting--ContrsctsE Ratified and
Others Made Desperate Lunstic.

Directors M~sting-ContrsctsE Ratified and
Others Made-DespsrateL unstic.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
ROANOKE, Va. September 9.-The direc-
tors OF the Roanoke and Southern railroad
held o meeting IN this city to-day. The
following members were present Hon. ii.
4. Trout, L. ii. Stewart, j. NJ. Gambill, A.
Lewis, X. A. Buckner. Roanoke. Va. j. II.
Matthews. y. W. Watson, j. X. Spencer,
q. q, Sheffield, Martinsyille; J. H. Fries,
q. w. Moslin, G. ii. Fogle. Il. j. Reynolds,
Winston. N. G. Mr.. Trout. president of
the road, made q statement in regard TO It's
progress and said that thirty miles were
now In running order.
CONTACT HATFIELD.
Mr.. Watson offered resolutions az fol-
That ths contract made By the president
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

Drumont. the Anti-Semitic Paris author,
declares that the COmte de Paris has IN his
possession letter from General Boulanger
IN which the latter offers to restore a
monarchy on the condition that he be
promoted 10 the rank of Marshal and be
rated a Duke with an allowance OF 2Oo,OOO
francs yearly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

LEA D. hllll NlAD
Iihlf &c. 10 tuf 10
LOCAL EhPeE-t. 1...ye 'sHt ,anisr fD7s
A. ali stations. - lester fslH- canoes via
stage Tor Ws.zeriol. riU rl-uHre steamer 81
West P0int.
rRAfN Sl fl. f.lf r 4.
RAITlGOrE LI"ila $50. daily eEc'qs sunday.
Cor Ne,s Point connecting stn tnrA-ltiffr
steamer, for - imlrs. 40 ha 'iI1Hr' s.eanrrs
c,uuect win Baltimore R"1 OI.1 relrHsi Tor
WasainEtnn, PhladnIrhil. ali f.N lN.s
Steamers lsaFo haltiuIrs B.. w. itiJ, ekcep.
SUNDAY
Trains arrive az RI,hmonf 3..5 a. y. aud 1910
4. NJ.
rRIIYs - D.. -.DAH
LOCAL MlLRD. ie.r except .lliar Leaves
Tvcny-thI-i street for N.at i9iu. aad inter
mediate Volnts
Tickoslf-cs al station f51. ~ Niryiala srss-
Opo.s a. DO .03r. DID,. arj hnn On ". - 80
Cny ucEet-om,s-corusr OF ronI aai Aala
streets
SOL HAAS JAS. b. TAYLOR.
Tran1o Manager General rassongHr AFent
JOSEPH 4. PJIl-. Dirlsl1l iasselger A.oa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
coMpITTE srRPRIsr.
LOWLANO CATTLE DYING.
The Disease Supposed TO 30 Murrain--
Caused by the Buffalo fly.
tCorrespondepce of the Richmond Dspatch.1

SCOTLAND NICK, n. G.. Sept. 9. 1890;
News comes from the BERTHE side OF the
Roanoke river that the cattle are DYING IN
the Iowlands from something like muir
rain. Ii is thought that 1t is caused 10y the
millions of flies called the Buffalo fly that
trouble the cattle very much.
The magistrates of BERTHE county are
very much troubled with the continued
applications of negro pensioners.
The colored man who shot at some wo-
men few nights ago several miles from
town was tried here yesterday and bound
over TO court on the charge of an assault
with deadly weapon.
TWO YEARS FOR TEN DOLLARS.
In the Superior Court of Martin county
few DAYS ago coiored man was SEN
fenced to two wears in the penitentiary FOL
stealing SO.
The remains of Il. b. Saunders, Esq,
brother of ". l.. Saunders, Secretary OF
State, were yesterday brought from Dur.
ham and inferred in Trinity, church
ward in this place. The funeral was at
tended by Colonel W. l.. Saunders, OF Ia
leigh, General l.. s. Baker. of Suffolk, the
widow and two sons of the deceased, and
Undertaken j. w. Brown of Raleigh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

DIS blOOl Defhlno more btll
more Impure Il took less
time for them IN break out.
A sore came on the chin be-
meath the under lip which
WAS very offensive. His head
was one solid soap, dis
charging q great deal This
was his condition at twenty
two months old whom | un-
dorlook the care 81 him, his
mother haying died when he
was q little more than p year
old Of consumption ,scrofu-
Ia, OF course). lie could walk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
TkAlh. NURTNWAKD
.nnnr ~ -. sanl.E.

'DalT tDailY except sunday
STOPPGsG-PLACEA
Nos. u. a., 81 81. aad3, ,aAks n) sso2> NoN
% n1d = SOP o. aignH a.. GApcl s'i'f.
Dregry'e B,uS. CenualiA, aRi th,s.sr so !
stlrsat Chester. NOA 81 s. -, n i..fi, ~ a.
~. will stop O. al stations ior p4ssenser-
PULLNAS-CAR sEEWcR
on Trains Sos q ant g3 sleep -'ars oatFssa
New YORK aud Tampa. fla istt JAcs'lhflllrh
o. Trains S0s IL ani n aloogl s--Ar' bctFo1a
Washington and Charleston CA Tran - u
sleepng-ca-s tetHeon Hasliggi1l hni SAea-
s0nYills. On Train No. e, sieegins-esfs D.
treon Jacksonville nnd Nov forL ,..,.,-
TIE ONLY ALL-KAlL LiSS 10 nDHfo1A'
LsAyN AA>4tt 81,
Richmond no An. n0r'5.t...i2s ? Z
Richmond .'s.55 y. n. Ns.fJlt ..... 40 = y.
Norfolk 's.t0A. X. kicanoai..itlb A. n
hOrfolk 400 r n. Elcau0al.. os, = =.
sne trains leaving Kclmoll - A. ~ ani
Norfolk az 4 T. n. sro sold SAns potHsea
nless two points. ard pNsselsfTs - lhfvlEl
without chaugs % cars Nlose 'olne-teAs Hs
also mad0 a. Petersburg - 30 T. =. 1aa
from kichmond sai Tue 80 a. d. ram hoA
Norfolk 800. d,
Trains leaving Kicnmoai 81 30 a \. AMI
li.2P NJ and arriving - hichnoal =. lFip =.
N and 5.gg T. n. MAKE Close c0nlstton a.
petersburg % and from FarinYiiie, LyDcn2aFL
a"- ''"'' 81 SILLY. saperiEtsafeak
ETp krBs1 Ge4sfzi slpfriuiSlt9ll
TN. sxss,Os, oolsrsl FAssenssr Aseas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

TIMBER.-The finest forests Of hardwood
timber on the continent are found Ia Russo !
and the nelghboring counties. These are virgin
forests. because they have been hitherto mac
ces5iDle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
ulRGlNlA,s EXECUTIVE.
Governor Mckinney Mt Farmvilie on His
Way to the Capital.

Way to the Capital.
Especial telegram 10 the Di'patch.l
FIRNvIrLr. Va, September ex-governor
p. w. Mckinney arrived in Farmville from
the mountains on the evening train. ne,
goes in few days to the capital city ana
TO his official duties. His family Will remain
awhile longer at the springs.
ALSO THE IIEUTENANT-GovERNoE.
Iieutenant-Governor Hoge Tyler also
passed through Farmville this evening en-
route for hampden-Sidney College to enter
his son as student. The attendance 6oth
at tine c % Gs ar spq than a heretofore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

WATER-POWRR.-The Cliuch river, n stream
200 feet vide and flowing throughout the year
with fun volume OF water, hsf encircles the
town. This river hs. a fan here Of thirteen feet
70 the mile and will furnish fun supply OF
water for all power and domestic purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
EojlurefD Atlanta.

ATLANTA. September s.-A receiver was
appointed TO day for Jeter Il Camp. house
hold furnishings. Liabilities, $1,000 to
$40. 600; assets estimated at about the
same amount
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

MARBLE-A few miles off, on the line Of the
Charleston, Cincinnati, and Chicago rallroae, IL
found In abundance that very beautiful marble
known as the Tennessee marble.
TIMBRR.-The finest forests Of hard
timber on the continent are found Ia Russell
and the nelghboring counties. These are virgin
forests, because they have been hitherto mac
cessiDle.
wATER.POWYR-Th Clinch river, a stream
200 feet vide and flowing throughout the year
with "a fun volume OF water half encircles the
town. This river ha. a fan here Of thirteen feet
% the mile and will furnish q fun supply OF
water for all power and domestic purposes
RAILWAY FACJLlTIEs.-Two great trunk
lines u railway will cross each other here: one
the Norfolk and Western. running east AMI
and west, he other iho Charleston, Cincinnati,
and Chicago railroad, running north aud south.
The Norfolk and Western 10 already completed
20 this point and the Charleston, Cincinnati aud
Chicago railroad will run its trains there from
Charleston, c. c., by January ], 1871 1hcse
roads will furnish the fullest facilities Tor eG-
change OF products with all the great markets
OF tho country.
HPALTHFULNESs.-T site IL AZ mean
elevation above the ea-!eyel Of about 2o00 feet
which nsurss the place against the Diseases IN.
cidept to slaral sites. The climate IS mlid
one, not subject 10 extremes OF either heat or
cold.
IMPROVEMENTS streets have been laid
out and arc now being graded, ample water
works have been erected. aud beautiful hotel
is being built This hotel will be one OF tho
handsomest In Virginia. limo OF caDe rail-
way Is Ia process OF construction, which VIII inr-
nlsh all the facilities for transit
MANUFACTURING ENTERPRlsEs.-It IL not
surprising that this almost unparallelei compi-
nation OF natural and other advantages Should
be attracting the attention Of manufacturers In
various lines Of Industries several are already
establishing plants here and others are making
arrangements 10 the same end. as special IN
ducemen.s are offered for tue establishment OF
drst-class manufacturing plants
sALEOF LOTS AND BLoChs.-There will be
on the spot an auction sale Of business aud resi-
dence lots on the l7th, 18th. and 18TH instant
Lots will be sold low aud on easy terms. Excur-
sion tickets good for ten days VII DO scld by the
Norfolk and Western railroad from all the prin-
cipsl cities In Virginia
Annie arrangements will be made 70 take
good cara OF visitors during the sale.
old.fashioned Virginia barbecue each day.
Come, make money, and have day OF pies-
sure.
Bring your check-book Sales settled each
day.
~ Remember the da,es-sEPTRMBER i7rH.
18TH, AND 18Th.
MINNEAPOLIS IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
General THOMAS l. RosssR, President
Judge J. NJ. WHITE, Secretary.
RIB. CHAFFIN & CO., Auctioneers,
ngIn Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS
N AND LEMONS AND APPLRs.-We will
sell at our store at 1890
TODAY,
100 punches NICE BANANAS;
Also, lot LEMONS and VIRGINIA Apples.
FOX & RIDE3,
Commission Merchants,
se I0-it, 1911 east Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
A SCROFULOUS BOY.
RUNNING SORES COVERED HIS BODY AND
HEAD. BONES AFFECTED. CURED
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

When six months old The lett hand OF our little
grondchilf bogan to swell aud hal every mp
nearance of a largo boil. We pouiiced It, but
IN 10 no purpose Abolt five months after it be-
came a running sore. Soon other sores formed.
He then had two Of them on each hand, ana as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
GOV. FoWLE GONE TO ATLANTA.
Bright Business Outlook-Completion q
the L. & ID. IL. X. to Durham.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispstch.l

RALEIGH. n. c., September Ex-Governor
Fowle left this morning for Atlanta 70 at.
tend the meeting of the Southern Trade
Convention. He takes lively interest IN
this and came here from Asheville special
ly to appoint delegates. He IS expected to
Speak at tine convention, the session OF
which begins tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
rue WEST POINT LIBEL SUIT.
Mr.. Richardson Censured for Indiscret'or
and Unchristian Conduct.

fCorrcs pond snce OF tue KIchmond DIspatch.I
WEsr PoIxT, VA, September 9. 1890.
Tn the libel suit against Rev. Il. L. Rich.
ordson. while the jury acquitted him OK
malicious libel. 1t censlired hun Tor ind Ii
;ter, was reported by the regular Dispatch
,n,oor,respondent. but he was misinformed as
TO the wording Of the verdict.
The ship Cadiz left this morning with
r iao bales of cotton and go head of cattle
for Liverpool. A Spanish ship is also load
ing here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, sc.
JACKSON BRANDT K CO.,
RsAL EsTArs AND INsURaNcs AGENTS.

JACKSON BRANDT Z Co..
RsAL EsrArB AND Insurance. AGENTS,
1905 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. Va, september 1. 1890.
HAVING ENGAGED IN THE
4 4 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BU ST.
NESS We respectfully solicit your patronage,
promising you faithful sn1 carefdi attention 10
al business intrUsted 20 us.
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY bought
sold. and ex hanged.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
DEEDS, LEASES. &c, carefully and promptly
prepared. ..
RENTING AND COLLECTION OF RENTS a.
tended 90.
FIKE Insurance placed on CITY AND
COUNTRY PROPERTY at lowest rates.
We respectfully refer . Joseph Bryan, Esl.
Thomas Branch & Co.. Merchants National
Rank, Planters National Bans, state Bana Of
Virginia, City Bank Of Richmond.
se3-lg JACKSON BRANDT & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10
DELAYED TRAINS.

The Richmond and Danville trains from
the South are still coming by the way OF
Hamlet and SANFORD, which is about 40
miles ont of the way. Ii IL believed that
the track at yadkin river. where the acci-
dent occurred. will be cleared to-day and
that the night train will como IN on sche-
duie time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-10

TLANTlC COAST LINE
RICHMOND ASD PgTK8s3ui3 RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commeuc;ng sChDAt, tGyl. to1 q 80 4
H.. uaias Oh tn.s r0si VIII rin 40 .1ilors
TRAINS SOUTH HASD