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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL
AND
ONE HUNDRED COTTAGES NOW OPEN.
1000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA
IEVFL

Unsurpasscd summer climate. Cuisine up 20
tho highest STANDARD. Splendid railroad service.
Elegant vesfibuie trains.
FOR Information IA 10 terms, route, etc, call al
ali general ticket Offices or address
fe gi-lrn b. EAkLE, Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

WANTED, 4 GOOD BLACK
W SMITH Apply at No. 10 south Fifteenth
e+.... fy l.lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

WANTED, A MPET IN I
w PEOOF-READER Oompositor) on n morn
inr newspaper Address NEWSPAPER BOX
NJ Rirlmoud. Va ly 4-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

All lots are fayorably locased on cently-rising
ground. overlooking the beautiful Valley OF New
River. The exceedingly low price at which these
lots are placed upon the market insures to in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
yEF&TuM

Mus. ). ]. NUHINNVN,
Glape LsWu, Nelson county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

A nnmber of our city officials went out
on a picnic to Swift Creek yesterday and
enjoyed themselves hugely. A fine baroe-
cue was one of the pleasant features OF the
occasion. The Sheriff, the chairman of
the Police Committee. Justice OF the
peace, the Chief. Sergeant, and two oitcers
Of the police corps. and several other officers
OF the city were among those who par
took OF the barbecue. and all Of them came
home last night happy with the days eA-
porience and enjoyment. Among the deli
cacies served was fine pig, barbecued in
the best style by an old citizen of Chester
field. which was particularly enjoyed. This
morning it turned out that this pig. which
had been purchased by butcher, was
stolen, and two negro boys who were
charged with stealing 1t were tried before
the Mayor and sentenced 10 thirty DAYS i'm
prlsonment each in Jail. The city officials
enjoyed the pig very much. but they are
rather sick over the discovery that they ate
stolen property. ROBIN ADAIB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
DATTERY-PARK HOTEL,
ALffEIIf

OTEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
Elevation $3.50 feet, average summer tenn
pcraluro. - degrees. magnificent mountain
scenery: hydraulic elevator; electric lights an !
bells: music hail. tennis court, ladies billiard
pqriOr, and bowling alley Beautiful drives and
rrst-c. ASS livery. $50 mosquitoes. For dos nip
uge printed matter apply 10 s. BIS 4ELt.
fe 5-.m Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IL PINES RAILROAD SCHEDULE sal q.
Tweaty-sxih aud 2 stress kloo,s.c-cars o.4'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

Colonel Henry W. Wincfcld. assessor for
Ashland district. and Mr. ". :. Talley, for
the Bcayer-Dam district, have completed
their work and give the following figures
ms the result The assessment for Ashland
district. leaving out Ashland. as compared
with 1889. 1880 not being vet completed:
1sSJ-S 479,jC3: l8.0-S47S, 1913; decrease,
81 AGO. Ashland town. ls90-%2ll, $50; 1851
S175.5 37: Increase. SO5, $40. For whole dis
trict. lsl0-S79.5i9; IS'g-SC55. 100 net IN
crease for district, SG4,ii9. beayer-Dam
district. I8gO-357.jl2; 1S59-SjlG, i79--in-
crease over 1889, c2j, 1888.
Ashland lodge. Farmers Alliance, elect
ed the following officers: Dr. G. b. Jones,
president; 4. ". Clark, yice-president;
Beverley Collins treasurer; Gilly Bank
ard secretary J. J. Green, chaplain. Tins
lodge has out eighty members and meets
here regularly every two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, STORE 1909 MAIN -
/ street, now occupied Dy Ncssrs u. Mill -
hiser & Co Possession Angus Isl. Probably
more square feet OF door 90 main rO0r and
basement than any other store IN the city, rear
hslf covering t@o lots. Apply %
y4.lw ALLIsOS & ADDISON.
NOR RENT, TWO LARGE DE-f-s
L. Ii HTFUL CORNER ROOMS, with "a.
porch In rear; water On same hoor. Possession
given az once. Apply ct No. 10 south flt.h
street References exchanged. " i-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

GUNNER BOABD.-THE BRINTOE
> HOU-Eat Ashland, Va, offers delightful
rooms, cool and airy. convenient location, and
moderate charge.
NIssK5 DELLA AND VIRGINIA J.. GAY,
fv3.6' Manager, Ashland, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
EOR RE n 7.

Ia " " II II ~ fAJ
$3.50 per snnum-No. s1i cas-; Marshall street:
IL rooms.
$3.50 per annum-No' 10 north Seventh street
10 rooms.
$3.50 per annum-No. i2O vest Main street. va
cant August Isl.
.lsO per annum-No. 4Oo west Main street; va
cant ssptembe 18th.
$50 per annum-No. 5lf Eortn Eighth street;
rooms
500 psr annum--No. 800 north Twelfth stree,
8 rooms-yacant August lst.
$500 per annum-No. 81 west Main street:
roomA
sI2O per snnum-So 70s Buchanan street;
rooms.
$40 per month--No sls Spring street rooms.
$40 psr month-CnerTy aud Spring streets,
rooms.
sI4 per month-So. 10 north Fourth street:
rooms.
SIS per month-corner Twenly-niuth street
aud Nine-Mlle road. NICE DWELLING and
STORE, stables, well, &C.; four acres OF land.
Apply TO FRANK u. HILL 4 Co.,
~ 2sod3t d north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

Diplomas as full graduates with degrees
OF Mistress of English and Classical Litcra-
ture were yesterday presented 10y the
Southern Female College OF this city 20
Miss Martha Vaughan aud Miss Rosa Hail.
There were a number of graduates IN the
different schools. and number 10 whom
medals were presented for special distinc-
ton.
Some time AGO the Chamber Of Com
merce appointed committee, consisting
of Mcssrs. James 7. Dalton. +. 4. Hart
lev, c. Q. Alley, W. J. Jarratt, and Bartlett
Roper, TO solicit contributions of provl-
sions for the Grecnosyille sufferers Yes
terday. as the result OF their work, this
committee forwarded 20 Emporia "a car-
load Of corn and carload OF meat, hour,'
and other provisions. valued 40 $500. \
very graceful acknowledgment of this
generosity has been received from GreeneS-
Vile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
MonB COMPLAINTS.

There are complaints that the recent
census in this city was 10y no means COM
plete. IL is known that at least SIX per-
sons on Sycamore street were not enume-
rated. The attention OF this fact was call
ed to the Chamber of Commerce. and no.
fice Will donhiless he takNn OF II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
PROFESSOR ELECTED.

Mr.. VI. T. HAYES has been elected profess
sor Of physical culture at Randolph Macon
College rjce Professor ). g. Crenshaw. who
goes 10 the Hopkins University IN Balti-
moro 10 take the degree of p. II. u. Mr..
HAYES Is we'll and favoratlv known IN Ash
land. as he was assistant ~ his branch here
for two sessions. lie left here TO 20 10 the
University OF Alabama and was called back
10 his first love.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
RAILROAD LIN rs.
Irsy, ArrfS1
No. Rioan0nL PetorlbIrI


Leave Arrive
No. Petersburg hlcamon {. r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

WANTED, by < PROFESSIONAL
w cradugie Of the State Female Normal
school a POSITION As TEACHER For partc-
uiars address ost-Olice Box l., Ashland, Va.
lvAF.SusMHt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

NYvANTED, AN INTELLIGENT
w YOUTH. sixteen or seventeen years Of
age, who can road Ns. and maze h'm-ei use. ul
IN "a prinung-Ollcc. Address +. G., care q DIS
ynfch Office y a.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

4 LhlAsANhlh
GENERAL OFFICES. i4I EAcr MATS rIh.-r
SCHEDULE lN lfflIt APRIL D., .-I.
AgHigl Az El.Hansu.
el3 4. 81, t.a klctuosl aal utaF.Iia rli .n.ls
lr.m fsrmvi.lr. Aatl...t H..tt
Cnmofr.s1l ,uartlorae, -aulIa I.,
TubsccoYl-c, BtIsFllif, ifiIaA, I.H-
hstau Ioarllause, tI.Hss t-.ti
NMferp4Ht q. llI SIN taar.rr
L IS r. n, rIl kicluogt ilf frtrrI.f r.-
rcaf, from ~ .c.orp1ck, Slmiuli, i.1f'
dgl. fearh. ans tenl.ay.
LEAyg kicAuJNn
400 =. NJ, Uil nirimont aul DanFiI'o ra''rnt',
iQr faTmgle. Cumberland ,oa.-
h31s'. loHns.au Courthouse. asa a.
iltcrne4iAts ggi1tA
SIS =. NJ. ga DieAA. D. ana Petefstlrf -
read, Tor sp9e,'s Falls, iatgr.y.-i
ant ali intermediate FolGss
All trains daily ex %. sunday.
For tickets, bsggagH -cnock-, uiaeta tables, r 't
call upon 4. ". OAA8Eh. ticam0aG al ua--
vile railroad. aid lucAnona ana 'efsls2is
railroad. a.. A. SLCniNaua .,
nenerll Passenger Ago..
JAnEs Il. WEETU. General Manager 1l5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
Precedent;
g.. 81. SFELEI.
Secretary and Treasurer.
So, 81, .....r..... .....


JORDAN l. MOTT owner j. L. Mott Iron
Works. Mott Haven, IS. =.
CHAkLES ~. EDDY. icrprosident Norfolk
and Western rai,r al. Eoanoko Va.
LDWlN ElNSrEIN, ex-roneressnan from
New York city. capitalist aud director IN the
New River Mineral Company.
GIOEGE "a. NEauEl o. New York city. capi-
iaiirt and president Of the New-kger Mineral
Company.
W. G.. VAN DOREN, % lyanhoo. va.
General JAMES y WALKER, Of Wythoyille,
Va.
HGoBfRT G. HULL, capitalist and lawyer,
Now YORK city. Jy --@w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

River. the exceedingly low price AZ winch mess
lots are placed upon the market insures to in
yestors
QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash; balance In
one ami two years.
Through its exceptional railroad facilitles
" IvguhUen ~ placed within minimum nsul OF
the enormous Gossan iron-1re Ot Carroll county
and TIC wOrld-famOus limonitc md mountain
ores of tho Cripple-CroeS valley, aDd "a also
within easy haul OF the celebrated P0cahontas
and flat-TOp coal md coke-nelds.
IaMEN~E LIMESTONE QUAkKlES already
being operated within The town.
IHt 80. FURNACE ~ the New-Rver Nine
a Company Is already in sucressful operauon,
vhilo tho lFANHOE IRON COMPANY. under
the presidency ~ Mr. J0rion T.. Mott, OF the
Mott Haven lrOu-WOrss II New ORR. mas becn
organized for tho purpose Of erecting another
furnace % largo capacity.
Tho EXTENSIVE MINES eight Of the New
River Mineral Company. adjoining the town, are
already giving employ ment 10 o largo number
Tho "IvANHOE ZINC COMPANY" with a
capital Of $4,000, has purchn-et immense de-
poslls ~ valuable zin,-ores, which they are now
ceyeloping, aud Will soon erect several large
furnaces.
BEING TIE ONLY CITY on This southern
connection Of tho Norfolk aud Western railroad.
for the immense Ore-helds aud Agricultural lnl
timber districts OF Southwestern virginia hul
Western Worth Carolina.
situated IN the midst Of great wocl-raising
disfrc.. and within "A short ha . ~ the southern
cCttun-1e.i-. 30 place in virginia posse -e'
greater advantage Tor NOOLLEN- AND COZ
ION-NlLlS.
Vast I'D "a 81 rei and white oak, chestnut.
hlr.ory. pine, and hemlory ucAr at h1ui fur-
u.sh exceptional opportunities for v"ol-worK-
Dog estqal saIneuts Hui steam tarn'ti"8.
d 800 uOlE- ~ Ia 81 hhLCIhD Al
0NCE.
l.a.or-worss. planing-mD, elcciric-lght
p'grt hr.-.-works, etc., wiz be erected At Gu
.ai. g. iltf
Bc.ue $500 feet above fhc sea. the climate Is
lnsu-ps-.e1 by the ceeUrgte1 mountain re-
-orl- % Toe world.
A large tra o. level land with q front of one
and a naf miles on fhs Ncw Urer has bosa set
ASIDE Tor manufacturing purposes.
liberal luduccWeut, Viii d. offered all indus
trlr- locating hcre.
Ihrlurh it5 connections with tho steam 'hip
limos. tle Louisville aud Nashville tho Shenan-
Ioan valley. and the Cape Fear aud 1ndain-
Valley raj rOnis, aud %. outlet 90 The ONO
river. the NOrioE aad Western railroad places
90 iva1toe in direct communication with oil
,aa great markets Of the NOrth. Ea't, South, and
Vest.
For maps. descriptive pamphlets, etc, apply
% lhe secretary oi he company at " iyanAoe, %
Nytao county, Va. ..
". C. VAN DOREN,
President;
g. " SFELFY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

this season ia Big-Stone Gan. Wise county, Va.
Address at once as above, or v.it
Il. !. IRVINE.
Precedent Hig-ston Gap Building and Invest
mont Company. " 1ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

WANTED. AZ ONCE, THREE
W good HARNE>S-M AEfR~. Address
iv t.8t b. u. ALLEN, Bufori, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
SCHEDULE IN KFBkcr NIf % tlL
TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 NORFOLK AND

No.t-slesD'ng-c ff1m poior13tlr ~ irs,
without change. lraglE ia,rulIrg iA.I ..
lz.lJ A. r.. al lyucl1urg ~ hfilgls Fi.a.
o.. change.
30. s-LTncnruFK y htua ull hla 4lt1 To-
Memphis without c1angA
Ttrrets. bagsage-clecks All al lnfoT "a
can 10 obtaiu8l GO hIclmlli All ftl.I-Lirs
rs.ircsl depot. A.. ". aaru1r.t 100 dltla ...H.
ans a. no C3m ysays W 'e. ~ easg Not. ti-ss-
ID. h. COOS. f.l,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
by ". 81. Iowe,
Real Estate hucti0noer
TRUSTEES SALE
ORA
PRETTY LOT on TUIRTY-FIRsr STREET
BETWEEN Z AND srREETs.

In execution Of deei NJ trust dated April II.
Uses. cad recorded in nNnr.co comfy Court in
Dce1-B0os "a a, pag- 80. iefsuitEhaying been
uado 90 the pay moot 90 tte Do thereby -s-
cured, Viii sell boy auction on the promises, on
MONDAY. July g., 1892,
ateg o'clock r. 81. iha LOT above referred 70,
beginning ! 70 irer sHltn nf street. fronting
=. feet 0u rho east fine " Ihrtr-hrst street, aud
running back i.i frct tO on alley 20 feet Wii.
TERMS: cash sufficient tO pay expense, of
sile aud che debt secured hv said decd. amount
ing to about f,l, aud the residue on term. 10 be
rurouu.e i at sale Il. ". BOWIE,
EI Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM. -
4 As trustee Ia a deed OF trust given by Daniel
Kinnaman, and az the request ~ zoe beneficiary,
/ will sell, on ths premises. az O'Clock T. d., on
MONDAY. July "a. 1850,
the FARM known ~ CEDAR POINT, situated
IN Spotsylgania county, forty miles from Rich
mOnd city ny the CLe-spesae and Ohio railway,
and not far distant from Dawson AMI Beaver
Dam stations, on said railway. Il contains ABOUT
8.7s ACRES or LAND, with large brick dwell
iLg and other houses. aud Wa formerly owned
by Colonel John Mercer Waller. and Is known IS
e good farm.
TRIMS In accordance wi,h the provisions OF
the deed OF trust, which viii be stated on day OF
sale II. 4. THORNTON. Trustee,
iy3 Richmond city, a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
STREET GRADING.

Thus concludes controversy that has
been debated by all our citizens for several
years. The street Is to be levelled up and
graded from one end of the village TO the
other. thereby giving Us drive equal toany
in any village in the state. The work will
soon be under way aud when started viii
be pushed ahead as fast AZ possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

A committee from the fire company
waited on the Council ia regard to the
house for the new HailOwav truck that IL
now awaiting shipment. The apparatus is
a very handsome piece of workmanship,
and was bought by private subscription
made up among our citizens. The COM
pany who have charge Of it are young gen
ilenen in the town. and Judging from their
interest the people may feel sure that
when they are wanted the company Will be
on hand.
Professor y. c. Starke. who had charge
Of the graded school here last year, has
been reelected by the board, as also has
Miss Laura Radcliffe. his able ass, stant;
A number of our citizens will leave here
Tomorrow to attend the dedication core
monies at Bedford City Of the Randolph
Macon Academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
AsHLAND'S OFFICIALS.
4 Street Controversy of Years Concluded
nj Las,-Professor II. I. Hayes.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispsich.I
AsHLsSp, July 2. 1890.
Last night NJ $3.50 o'clock Mcssrs. VII
liam A. Shepherd. !. ~. TAYLOR, @. Il.
Jones. John G. Tiller. Charles Stebbins, and
+. NJ Delarue, tne newiy-ciected Town
Council, met al the Tow1 Hall ana or
gained by electing MAJOR William A. Shep-
herd Mayor: j. w. Taylor, Mayor Dro tenn.
Mr.. Charles Stcbbins. Secretary and Urea
surer. and 6. c. Taylor. Town Sergeant. A
communication from Major f. T.. ID. My
ers IN reference 10 grading and Dram,
inc the main street was read and
debated by all the members. After tuH
expression of views Mr. Teller offered the
following resolution which was unani-
mouslv adopted: THAT the Street Com
mittee is hereby fully empowered 10 confer
with and intrust she work TO Major T. I. ,.
Myers with regard TO draining and grading
Railroad street in the town OF Ashland
This resolution gives full power TO the
committee. and they will accept the propo-
sition of the president OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
100 Doses One Dollar


NOTICE HAVING QUALIFIED
IA. administrator Of the latc Colonel JOHN
H. Gi-Y, persons having claims against his es-
tate will present the same 20 me for settlement
IN due c0urso u administration. and persons in-
debtsd 10 his estate are requested % MAKO pay
mcnt 20 me.
JACKSON Guy. Adrlinistrator,
fy4-2t No. y GCddm Hall, iachmoul, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
JAMES-RIyER DIVISION
Richmond and Allegheny kslIgoadl

JANE>-HIN Ek DIVISION
Richmond and Allegheny RsiIgoad.l
LEAVE aC8aOSp
800 A. NJ. daily for Lyncabgrg. Lexington. AMI
Clifton Forge.
I:30 +. II. for Lyncnolrs excep. sunday. Sleop-
ing car for Lyneaburs. A train
leaves Lyncaburs .. CHS 4. u. tor
Lexington aad Ciliton fcgga
TRAINS AgaIvs AT EIcaaosn
$50 p. NJ. daily from Clifton Forge
e90 A. n. excep. sunday IRON clifton Forge,
Lsxiagsoa. aai Lypeaopss.
station: Eighth aud Canal sIroc.s
H. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Asen.
e. ". STayAss. Gsassalsspsx iaisndsaS lels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
TRAINS ARRIVE Ar KlCuMOND
YORK-RlYER LINE,yn wEsrrofs'
TBB rAyos1s ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:


TRAIN so ~. SOD f a
local FKPNk t-, daily crr". b.. sunday 1fr1
a. oil stau0us AS Lestar hsuur clnlres H.l
stage ior WAker.ou. w..h hai.la.f' s.lanefa i
TRAIN Nom.N5PM
BALTIMORE LIMITED. sally or,ept s1af,r
,cr WUs. io.nf c.una.NlE a.fI f..k.I..I..
steamers f1r la.umore. AS Hf.rn0.s H.rau
clnuect Nifn Baltimore ari H..H rtI. ~ I.I
Warrington, IufiaIr. .nI.t, OBJ tt.4 YORK;
steamers l8aF5 Baltimore B. 81. -1Al, .f.1.
sunday.
- TRAINFo il1DAM
LOCAL. MIXED. daily except sunday leaves
Tventy-eishth stree. Tor hess telui a4i iaitr.
81 iicSo.-sr1s =, station 100, . vl-glaia irs.l
Ciiy acSoLoCice-coraer ~ f5uiA aal Aa.a
s0l.uAAs. JAS J. TAYLOR.
rrerlc Manager Genorai Tasselser Agent
JOSEPH : PJlLs Division fasaaag A.sal
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
SCHEDULE IN KFBKCr HIT %. lslL
TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 NORFOLK AND
LlsCNhlkA
LEAVE RICHMOND, bfkD-sIkitr STATION
va n. DAILY. 80 PotsrsDurs -hishmoai aaf
norfolk lhrl gl hrIrett AIUfH ND
NCrfok l2l1 H. n. s.oDs only ff i'.
tcp0grg anu s-f1ik s..I..
h =
n au1 arriving 80 Norfolk atl d.. AL.
rtors D. all fifHnna
eOA- n rslI va fsgspDury. Arrive s
poiors0urg lois a. K ~. cav
Petersburg l...t A. n. lr Farm
vile, Lyncnturs. eIi a. Doin . aoa.a
AuI West
ESP. a Daily. taA getorsBar, Auirs r1
tersDurr &. b b.. b.. i0frs Hfrrsbure
50 r. u. daily arriving Norfolk
ri.so Pm. DAILY ga rs,ersbur. Arrive It
Ia'ersDurg ll0- "a. pa. olul s.t.ur
Hl,h rraln 80. a. lcsylng retlrlfre
a. 1870 a. NJ ior faruT.ls. LT..
bark rltanoniaA Ali 81 .o-a
houtl al We8-
no A. y. Daily, t.I hlrkasINe, ior farnFl..
LIN hbuIg, 1Al b lil. ana h'-
PULLMAN sLEEPlEs-CAK A-lOEEJDA
rJNs
Eo.i-siesD'1g-c fr1m poior8oi.T ~ irs
without change. lraglg tairullrz ItII
I4.iJ a. Il. al Lyncl1ufg ~ h'nDla s.aa.
30 s-LynchbuTg y hom. ali R9aaoi, ,
Memphis Without cAAngA
Tterets. bagsage-cnesks, All al lnfor a.ln
eau ns oDta'Bod 90 hicAmoni All fai.I-l irg
rs.lrcsi depot, A. ". Dtrt5rh ippl .itif. -
sla a. no CON- says W 20. ~ eass aai. ti-ss-
ID. h. lD..tf-l,
fa.s.u.ri .....
IS. b. hifI.L
Genera. ra.i- fof - lA
CaIKLss o. EoDY. y.rs-fr.s.Iel-
General omcs. ROANOKE. IA pi
DICHMOND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n AND pCT0hA. HAlLaJAD.-sohss.
commencing AtElL I'D, l.l-.aaifrn t.al .a.l
f.slA g. loavos Byrd street stau1a tt.r
tfops orIr 80 ashland HYilFs'i,
f.fi. Enf fr.4 ar.c. tD-rs, il..fsall
"igHa.- ,-eeif b W1slngi'a
arf Sow YORK.
n.seA. Il. leaves Byrl.su,ss sl-5n sally. os.
tA'"ra rAN.lf
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ON lie APPOMATTOX.
Death of the Venerable Mss. Nary =. wat
son, of PetersburG-Othcr Items.


ICouespondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
PErrRsBuRG, Va. July 3, 1890.
Mrs. Mary Z. Watson, relct of James +.
Watson. for many years Commonwealth
attorney and prominent member Of the
bar of this city. died last night at ripe Oh
age. She was lady Of noble Cnrlstian
character. beloved 10y all who knew her,
and leaves 10 her children the priceless
heritage of a good name and loving. ten
der nature, coupled with good deeds and a
life well spent.
Virginia Lodge. No. 112, of fraternal
Guardians, organized in this city last night.
is the first lodge of this order organized N
the state of Virginia. Mr.. W. j. IIaylor
was elected chief guardian.
The case of the Commonwealth Is. Sol
Miller, charged with the feiomous shoot
ing of Henry Johnson (colorod), was call
ed in the Mayors Court TINS morning, but
because Of the inability Of the wounded
man to appear was continued until the
18th instant.
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PHIL +. BROWN.

UOBB'S ISLAND, YIRGINIA'5 SEA
y SIDE RESORT ~ THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
IucreGse % Hotel arr1mmO iaii0n-. nov build
iug-. and other improvements. Tho finest beach
and surf-bsfhiug in iho world. >nlp,-shooiins,
0rtfng and tont-.ailng unsuruassei. Can be-
reached Oy Now YOrl. Philadelphia Gnd NorfOIs
railroad daily from Nor'h M South. Passengers
gong % Cobt's Island must get on AT tobos
station.
TEAMS: We will meet the lig7 a. VI. north
b0unI train and the 5:is j.. 1. aJgih-bound ira
nj Cobb'8 station. Passengers transferred direct
90 the .auI by sicamo-
Tsrvs. sac por day. So per week, $50 por
month. Tor further iu orms'iOg address.
=. T. COBB. Proprietor
V.faf phv4.-iqn 10 6-.u
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MARRIED IN coySrcrIcrT.

Mr.. Augustus Nucent. q former citizen
and well-known pr utar of this CITY,. was
married tins afternoon IN Waterbury,
Conn, to Miss Alice NJ. daughter of Mr..
II. J. Andrews. OF that place a number
of the friends of the bridegroom here re-
celved cards of invitation to the wedding
A number Of uic-nics and excursions
have been arranged for tomorrow among
both the white and ooiored people. host
of those who VIII observe the Fourth Of
july will celebrate M this wey.
Rev. Moses y. Hocc, -. d.. of Rich
mond. passed through this city tins morn
ing on his way 10 Radford.
DIR. J. J.. Buchanan, Of Handolph-Macon
College, and the venerable Dr. Leoniaas
Rosser. of the Virginia Conference, came
over from Richmond this morning and
wont down To Norfolk.
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WANTED, AGOOD COOK FOR A
w family OF two Must come well recon-
mondej. apply between aud 10 A. VI. at oJi
east Grace ~ S-2t
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aUuuER ttE|OHrs.

1TOUNTAIN-TOP II o I E Il AND
VI SPRINGS over RockGsh Gap, Blue Ridge
,,ountafns gqS feet above the level OF the sea-
Flno We've. a delightful summer resort. cheap
hoard. stroug iron springs. Many attractions 70
the invalid. plensure-soeKer, and iamlhe% vi
s,sv ass. address Mossrs. MASslR & CO.,
Alton, Va. ~ I'm
WOULD TAKE FIFTEEN OK
w twenty SUMNER BOARDEk, on roasona-
HE te~rns Al Fork Uuion, Va. Apply TO
- ga-U Ma WILLIAM p. SSEAD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
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