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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-13

Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and batlled the medical profession more
than nasal catarrh. While not imme-
diately fatal it is among the most dis
gushing ills the flesh is heir to. and the
records show very few or no eases OF
radical cure Of chronic catarrh by any
Of the multitude Of modes of treatment
until tie introduction Of Ely's Cream
Balm a few days ago. The cuecess Of
this preparation has been most crafty
ing and surprising. Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-13

Chicago Tyre Visitor Tin artist 5
studio) This large canvas you have
covered with black, smoky background
and put in such costly frame, | sup
pose is to be an elegant picture when
finished
Artist (haughtily)-That painting is
completed, sir. 1t is q BIRDS eye view
of Chicago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-13

Mss Bessie H. Bedloe, Of Burlington,
Vt, had disease Of the scalp which
caused her hair to become very harsh
and dry and 70 fall 50 freely she scarce
II dared comb it, Ayers Hair Nigor
gave Der healthy scalp, and made the
hair beautifully thick and glossy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-03-13

West Shore First Passenger (rising
politely w ont you take my seat. sir2
Second Ditto (who has been standing
and ramping rather promseuouSly)-
Are you going TO get OUT
FIRST P.-No, but | prefer standing
on my own feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29

ming. The house was full when the cur.
tain was raised and disclosed the nrst
scene of "Esmeralda." The part OK Es-
merslds was admirably performed by Miss
Auice Howard, one of Richmond's ialr
ones. Miss Mosie Scott represented Mis.
Rogers and the universal verdict OK tne
audience was that q professional could nos
have done better. Kate and Nora Des.
mond were wildly reproduced by MISSES
Emma Williams and Ella Kerr, two BAIL
more bellies spending the summer mere
THE MALE CHARACTERS.
Dave Hardy was represented by X: BAN
dolph Hicks, the Old Man by John keith,
Jack Desmond by John Hicks. Drew by MT.
John Williams of Baltimore. the MARQUIS
by Mr.. Gwin Sheppard. Mr.. marknam
Marshall played the part OF EsterorooKe'
ANOTHER SUCCESS.
The Mouse Trap was likewise agrcat sue
cess. Miss sue Williams. OF baltimore'
was Mrs. Amy Sewers. the principal charae-
ter in the play. and her acting was SUPERB;
DIR. G. Shirley Carter performed the part on
Campbell with great ecadf, whii9 Jane the
rieksburp. Mrs. Agnes Roberts by Miss
Jennie Dav. Misc Curwen by Miss Mary
johnson of Baltimore. Mrs. Miller by Mss
Campbell, and Mrs Bemis by MISS HICKS
were admirably portrayed.
DANCE AND SUPPER.
The performances concluded, the seats
were cleared away and q dance was an
nounced as being in order; after when
the whole of the troup were invited 70
in supper given to them by
Mrs. William Spilman.
The County Court il still in session, ana
the town is thronged with the people from
the surrounding country:
Tonight the ladies OF the Baptist church
will give a fan drill with some tableaux.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29

49, saoat. of these, six are to be carried
~ a. ,,nney deck--two for use ahead and
o ~, ,hs hroadside, two for use astern and
ON on Tho broadside, and two amidships-
.ra;n;no from sixty degrees before to sixty
Sanraas ahaft the beam. The remaining
ee,,r ors In he carried on the main deck.
t,rn IN each broadside, in classmates COM
,,"seJ ~ six- inch steel-faced armor. II APP
pears further, that the Nordenfeldts are
10 he reduced in number by one. The
Rlenheim will thus have the characteristics
Of the Orlando class as an offensive engine.
and her offensive powers are completed by
a bow strengthened Tor ramming:
"The Rev. J. Buckley began at 2:3o the
otc words They that go down to the sea
~ sbins., which is appointed to be used
when one of her Majesty's ships il launch
al Nv this time, in spite of the inclement
woa,ber which had rendered it necessary
20 arect a canopy of tarpaulin over the
snot at which the act of christening was to
,aLe Mace large number of visitors. in
cind,no representatives of the ADMIRALTY
and az the Governments OF Spain, Portu-
GAL Brazil. and Japan, and other dis
finguished persons. were present, ana
a LARGE crowd of spectators number
inc some thousands had assembled in the
backward without The service over, Mrs.
Honkins stood in readiness to perform her
O ffice on the platform in front of the bow,
and for half an hour or more the sound
Of hammers was heard as the workmen
Knocked away the shores. At last all was
in readiness. The bottle, suspended by
broad blue ribbon. was broken on the
stem the cord was cut and released the
weight. which dropped on to the dog shores
from which the supporting blocks had
been removed, and the great vessel
was free. For minute she lay mos
tionless and inert in her cradle upon the
slide. but the men strained at the
lacks. and soon the huge mass OF
steel and iron began to move. gliding
slowly at first, but gathering fresh momen-
tum every second until at last. less than
two minutes after the dog-shores had
been knocked away she rushed down the
slide into the water with an impetus which
strained four strong hawsers, amid storm
of cheers. through which snatches only OF
Rule Britannia were audible, although
the band played with all their might and
main. The guests were entertained after
ward at a luncheon given by the company,
and for the time being the Blenheim was
flowed into the Albert Dock. twas stated
that she would be ready for commission
in very short time. The Thames Com
pany has two other frst-class cruisers
the Grafton and the Theseus-ln hand TOR
the Admiralty"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
Senator Morgan on the Race Question.
limited States. Sen stor Morgan, OF Alabama, 4
the Arena for september.l

limited States Sc stor Morgan, OF Alabama, In
the Arena for septemberl
Every day the distance increases between
these races. and they are becoming more
Jealous and intolerant OF each other. ms
Condition is disclosed i'll the schools.
churches, and in every industrial pursuit.
The field for negro labor. except In the
heaviest drudgery and and in mental oc-
equations, is constantly narrowing, until
their presence is not tolerated In the
higher commercial pursuits. or IN the
use of important corporate franchises.
This is more distinctly the result OF race
aversion than is the exclusion OF the Cnl-
nese from our country. The political
mower given to The negro race, no matter
how they NAV use it. only increases race
antagonism. That power has so tar great
~ aggravated the opposition to them. IL
can never make their presence In TINS
country, which has always been a cause OF
discussion. welcome TO the white people.
The separation of the races under dit
ferent governments will alone cure this
fragrant evil. by giving TO the negro race
an opportunity for government. and
To the white race an unobstructed course
in the accomplishment of their high destl-
nv. The feeling OF unrest among the ne
proes which has made them homeless, and
sweeps them in revolving eddies from one
State an another. is PLAN indication That
they are preparing for general exodus.
As soon as they have determined the way
they would 90, and have IN their own tree
will concluded TO depart TO some other
country, Justice to them and ourselves,
and the behests OF peace and prosperity 10
both races, will call forth freely the imam
cial aid of our people and Government Tor
their deliyerance.
For great deliverance 1t Will be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
FlRsT-DlSTRlCT REPUBLICANS.
Bailey Browne Renominated on Bayonst-
bill Radical Platform.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. August 2S.-The
Republican congressional convention for
1he First district of Virginia assem- bled
here to-day at II o'clock. Every county
In the district, including this city. was
Nestmoreland, chairman of the District
Committee, called the convention to order
and named Mr.. Cannon. of Essex, as tenn.
porary chairman and MIR. Robert Ross, of
Gloucester, secretary. Committees on
permanent organization, resolutions. and
credentials were appointed. The conven-
ton rested for an hour.
On resssembling the Committee on Per-
manent Organization named Hon. William
Mayo, OF Westmoreland, chairman, and +.
M. Burrows. of NORTHAMPTON, aud Robert
Ross, of Gloucester. secretaries.
BITTER RADICAL PLATFORM.
Resolutions were presented by the CON-
mittees resfirming the principles OF the
Republican party as enunciated In the last
national Republican platform, endorsing
the force bill and recommending ITS pas
cage by the Senate; approves the Mckin-
lev tariff bill; congratulates Hon. Mr.. Nc
Kinley upon INSTRUMENTATION. and charges
the Democratic party OF Virginia with
fraud, intimidation. and corruption IN
elections.
The counties were then called Tor noml-
nations. hon. Bayley Browne, of Acco-
mac; Hon. William Mayo, of Westmore--
land; +. j. Spady, of Northampton, and
Hon. J. NJ. Stubbs. of Gloucester, were
placed in nomination.
BROWNE RrNoxISaTTp.
Mr.. Browne received majority of the
votes cast. and on notion the nomination
was made unanimous. He appeared before
the convention and made brief speech
of acceptance. In response to calls Colo
mel Robert Nj. Mayo addressed the conven-
ton. after winch it adjourned sine die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
WEST VIRGINIA RADICALS.
A Black and-Tan Convention Nominstes
James A. johnson for the state
Senate.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch,


special telegram TO the Dispatch.|
HINTON. W. Va. August 2s.-The Repub;;
licsn convention for the Eighth senatorial
district was held in the courthouse here
to-day. DIR. S. =. Peck, member OF the Tx
ecutive Committee, called the conventional
order and named James Prince as tempo;
rary chairman. X. r. Flanagan was elected
secretary. On motion the temporary or
panization was made permanent.
THE CANDIDATES
CAPTAIN r. W. Saunders, of Greenbrier,
nominated James ri. Johnson, of Monroe.
Thomas G.. Mann addressed the ,conyen;;
ton. and In the close of his speech named
Hon. j. j. Mclaughlin as the man to re-
present the Eighth district in the Senate
of West Virginia. Benjamin Hell and
BENJAMIN Harris (the latter colored) spoke
in behalf of Mr.. Mclaughlin. DR.. Peek
and b. Prince seconded the nomination OF
Mr.. johnson.
JOHNSON THE CHOICE.
A ballot beng taken resulted IN the
choice of johnson by vote OF as TO 10.
There were some thirteen white and hall
as many colored Republican voters pres
ant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
100000
Was the Nominal Sum Paid for the Dan
vile and New-River Road.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.I

w - tne nominal ou0 Ihtu iof tue Dau-
vile and New-River Road.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.I
DAxvILLK, Va. August 2S-By an error
Of the type or telegraph was made to saw
in to-day's Dispatch that the Danville and
New-River road sold for three thousand
dollars. The price paid was three hundred
thousand dollars, though that prico was
merely nominal.
colored man from the country was
driving into the city to-day. when his
horse took fright and ran away. The AMI
NAL dashed across the iron bridge into
Bridge street, ran into O dray, knocked
down the horse attached to the dray, and
then smashed wagon. The driver was
thrown out and seriously though not fatal
IL hurt.
W, NJ. Matthews, a well-kpown young
man Of this city. died to-day aged TWEEN
ty-fouF. He was . native OF Franklin
county.
Hon. B. A. DAVIS, member OF the State
Legislature from Pittsylvanis county, was
pafalyxed some time ego, but his condition
r. much improved.
Mr.. z. w. Griggs. of Petersburg. Is here.
A. NArrKR OF COURSE.
The news Of Testers nomination by the
Rocky Mount convention to-day was re-
ceived very quietly here. His nomination
was foregone conclusion and people
looked upon 1t as matter OF course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29

Mrs. Cumso, Noticed to-day that the
yonnR man who boards across the street
AiYts with our hired girl.
Mr.. Cumso: Dear mo, you must put .
stop 10 II immediately.
think yop capable Of - Much iealou1Ss !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
AMATEUR THsArRIcALs.
society Bellies and Beaax ON the Mimic
stage-Dspcing and Festivity
- Wa eea nf0r

1T Wsrrenton.
fCersspon0sncs Of ne Richmond Dispsschi
WAERxrroN. August n, 1880.
The most successful amateur theatricals
aver given In this town took place last
nisht q tie Town Hall Tho plays were
z ICmeraldsS and 1.-THE Nouse-TYap."
Tfo 80 We beautifully and tastefully
dsoerstSd 81 the vsll-known artist Mr..
1iekard Brooke, and the whole affair was
nenaGed 81 NiSe NApcy Williams, Of Bal
- y nainly az ~ success # ~ ere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads to
self destruction. Distress after eating sick head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion. etc, arc caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods sarsaparilla tones tho
stomach. creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears the
mind, and cures tho most obstinate cases OF dys-
pepsia. Read the following:
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, and what did eat distressed
mo. or did me little good. In an hour after eating
l would experience faintness or tired. ail-gone
feeling, as though l had not eaten anything
Hoods ssrsaparilla did me an nense amount
Of good 1t gave me an ape. y and my food
relished and satisfied the craving mad previously
experienced. 1t relieved me OF that faint, tired,
alI-gone feeling have felt so much better since
l took Hoods Sarsaparilla, that am happy to
recommend it." G. 4. PAGE, Wasertown, Mass.
NIB. Be sure to get only
Hoods SarSapariIla
soldby all druggists. 81; six fors5. Preparedonly
by c. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
THE RISING OIL.
Increase in Land Values I'm the Vicinity
The Butcher and the Mayor.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispa.ch.l

The Butcher and the Mayor.
tspecisl telegram 20 tho Dispstch.l
GREENSBORO, N. c., August ga greater
number of people visited the Phoenix oil
we'll TO-DAY than ever before. The shaft
was sunk two feet to-day, and the OIL con-
tinues to rise. negro who owns thirty
acres of land adjoining the Ph9nlx farm
refused an offer of $4,000 for 1t to-day.
Doc Watson (colored). who killed BOD
Edwell With a baseball bat in row over
a game some weeks ago. was tried IN the
Superior Court to-day and acquitted.
REFUSED A LICENSE.
The Mayor of this city refused to rent q
market stall TO well-known butcher TO-
dav unless he would withdraw a suit he
has pending against the city, and the
butcher is ont in an evening paper In
card that has caused some excitement ana
much comment.
The North STATE denies that Brewer has
bought an interest in that paper. but the
fact remains that Brewers nephew IS edlt-
ing il and its tone and standard are alreauy
very much lowered.
CONTRACT LET.
The contract for erecting the new church
building for the congregation of the First
Presbyterian church was awarded to-day.
The building will be a very han Isome one
of modern design, and will cost S20,OOO.
There are numerous rumors ahoat con-
corning the North Carolina Steel and iron
Companv's plant. Your correspondent Is
assured that important action will be taken
by the directors III few days.
TWO BADLY BURNED.
Three small children of John May, of
this city, got hold of q powder. horn and
stuck a match to it. Two of them were
badly burned by the explosion which fol-
lowed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
KAyLsoAD LINES.
u IL ,zzE ayEB
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Raj.

q a y s73zzE ayErR
NORFOLK AND WESTERN IAII.
scHxpurl y iSSscr xAYn. IN,
TWO TRAINS pAiLr TO EoVYoIK Ann
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYKD-sTRggr srATIoy
1904 - DAILY. ~ Petersburg --kichm mood AZ
Ncriot Thro sh EIpress- Arriy, a.
Norfolk IRIS r. n. sseps oaiy s,p.'
tsrsbarG ana su1olt. A seca,s
train, leaving Petersburg as fi.s0 a
n and arriving at Norfolk si2P "
stops AZ all station. -
Goa T. Daily. ~ Psssrspuyx. Arrfy, q,
Ystcrsourg l9i8 A. u Na losyss
Psssrsosrs ii:is A. n. Tor Yam.
uns Lyncaburs. and All polpA SOFA
sSI r. belly. We re,.r.oar.. Ar,,. p.
torsbufs Ei5P. h.; leave Ps,.r,har,
so J. n. daily arriving Nor.olt;
Ii:so p n Daily. va Ys,snsurz Art,. .,
Petersburg lxol A. ". cusnsc<ns
Win 1rAa No. l. .eavinx PetsrShu,s
~ i7.s0 A. n for fs<myills Lyncss
bure. PoeanontAA AMI AL Doian
South AMI wssl
100 A. N. Daily, vta Burkoyius, for Yarmviua
LynchbnTg. the soata. ard Ws.s
PULLMAN sLKRPiNG-CAR ACCohuuDA
TiONs
No. i-Siesping-csr fror, Pssorsosrg 70 Rs.s,s
Without change. leaving Petersburg daily :.
ia4o a. n. and Lyncneurx TO ksmphn sita.
Mo- ILyucaburg 10 Roma a,i Rosaos, .,
Memphis without onansA
Ttexets baxfage-checks. aud all lnformau,,
can Dc Obtained a. Richmond and Pssnesrs
Railroad depot A. w. CABRERA ion Main strseI
and a. ne conpsnys oGics, s1i easi hs,a sp.sS
X. ". COURTNEY
Psssenger Assa.
". Il BaYlLl.
Genera Passenger AzesL
CKlRLss a. EopY. yios-Prss.dsas
General occa Roanoke Va r.,
L,ARMvILLE AND POWHATAS
RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE 7n3 HAsr MAIN STREET.
: SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AU0CsT l. isN.
LEAya RICHMOND.
q:ib A. 81, rfc Atiaatc Coast line fer Bermufa
SIS Z. NJ, ria Atlantic Coast Line Tor Wlngs,.
pOck aud intermediate stations.
$50 A. NJ, ria Richmond sni Dsnvilie, fOr yarn.
Vile. and eli ssstloas wes. Of Hoselsy
Junction.
400 p. NJ, ria Richmond and DanVille Tor Farm.
vile, and ali stations gost q Moso.eY
Junction.
600 P. NJ, ga Richmond aud Dsn'lle, for skin
garter and WinterpOck.
AaRIyg AT RlcBeOSD.
o.l0 A. NJ, ril Atlanu. Coast Lius, from Winter.
pock ani intermediate stAti0nA
SEQ y. NJ, ria Atlantic Coast Lue from BermuiA
s:i5 A. NJ. ia Richmond aud Dsn1ille, fr0n
Farmville, and all stations eesI ~
Moscley Junction.
s.45 A. NJ, Ella Richmond snd Danvilir. from
Sktnquarter and Winterpock
All trains daily except sunday.
For tickets, baggag s-checks, timetables, g..
call upon A. ". GAkBEh, AilanIic Coast Line,
and Richmond aud pauulle dep0s.
T. NJ. BUCKINGHAM,
General Passenger Agsnk
JANIS X. WzRrH. General Manager. aus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
/. ucTrON SALE OF VALUABLE


A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
N EsT-BROAD-sTRREr PROPERTY.
CONSISTING OF STORE AND DWELLING
No. si2 AND CHOICE VACANT LOT
ADJOINING 1T on THE EAST,
SITUATED on The NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET BETWEEN MADISON AND
MONROE STREETS.
At the request OF tho owners. who arc snxions
10 sell in order 10 wind Mp an estate, We will
offer for sale by public auction, on the pre-
misses, on
TUESDAY. sErTENBgR 9, 1890,
AZ 81 Z. NJ, that TRULY DESIRABLE REAL
ESTATE above mentioned. The store ia sab
staniial brick building two stories above collar.
with seven rooms. At n small coei II can DO
modernzei and made 20 yield good rental
The lot fronts 22xl42 feet 10 n wide alley.
The VACANT LOT ia about too uloas choice on
the north side OF Broad street II fronts 2ox
It2 feet TO a wide alley. THIS II really nrst-class
investment property. It will surely and steadily
grow Ia value. No enc has ever lost anything
on Broad- street property. but on mo coauary
all have made money.
TERMS: One third cash: balance At siN,
twelve. and eighteen months, negotiable notes.
with interest added aud secured by deed OF
trust The purchaser Is 10 pay tue taxee Tor
this year. H. SELDOM TAYLOR q SON,
auT Auctoueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
JANsS-RIygR DIVISION
Rlchmond and Allegheny kallrOai.l

LEAVR RICHMOND.
500 4, ". daily for Lynchburs, Lexington. M
Clifton Forge.
I:3o Z. ". FOR Lynchbury except sunday. sleep-
INK Car Tor LyEcAbura. a tFsl
leaves Lyucl burs 81 5.il A. n. csAy
for Lexington aud Chiffon FORGE.
TRAIsa ARRIVE At RICHMOND
$50 p. VI. daliy from Clifton Forge
e4O A. n. oIesps sunday from ttiton tofgA
Lexington. aai Lyachoarg.
station. EigbsA aad Cana btrey.t
n. y. FULLER
General Passenger AEs1.
q. ". srsyESs. GeHersi superintendent JOS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
TRAINS NoRra WAan


Daily. fDaiiy except sunday.
sroPPkHS-PLAcA& x~
Nou. Il. 81, - -. aAd - make No sepN -,
r ana y stop ga signal ~ Aahea
Drsvry's Bluff. Csnsrslia. sud ChestM
stonS a. Cheslss. So< 81 - - ~ ~. ~, "a
81 nm sap st ~ stAnons to< passsnksrs
PpLLNAS-CAk sksNIcA
On Trains Nos 10 ami ~ sisspins,ears oss.0''
New Yosk aad Tampa YlA tsis Jscssooi..s
on Trsins SoA IL sa1 ~ slssping-oas o"s
MANAGES aad ChAriss0a. On TRAN 80
s,sepps.cars bsssssn Wsshingsoa sn1 -
sou,ti.e On Train No - sleeoins-es'
tween Jsok con Vile and New rorE xos,orx
fHE ONLY ALL-RAIL Inns 70 N0a
v,,.moI s,Avs :sc ~ xOs,ols......iss s1
Gleanond ss:s5 Y. ~ Norfolk. -. Io
Sorsois ss 20 A. N. Rlonpaond. .irif
n0soik sSoO 2. y. kishuoat.. 81 =
css trains leaving kichIaoad ststo A. y. "a
NofQo,S ~ r. n. are solid uAins 49,.
shsss two poiatsI aud pAsssnsers 50 sa "a
vtshout ehsnss Of cara eiass eoansosso, 49,
~ asds q Pstsrsbarg By tas 80 Z. =. 60
iron Rssamond Asd shs SC a. - "s'A
Trssss lsevsas k.eansad 81 stl a. y 49, 81.
,,.Ss II and arriving 90 nisaieen1 - 49, q,
80 RsH n ~ maze close ona',s
ssts-s snrS 3 apd fron tarmvslia LSA'as"s
~ sensS Sessofu peiatA ...s...,..k
- a ~ suLLy. Sslsrase.ssA>
EEH nxssA Ssssss, Ssss 49, 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
YORK-RlVER LINE,ru wEsTPoNN

Y0RK-RlVER kINE,uA wESTFoNR
THE FAvoRITs ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, s;i0 4. N.
LOCAL EMPRESS, daily except sunday sos
at oil stations Al Lestor Manor connects riie
stage for Wsikerton: with Baltimore sieamsfS'
TRAIN No IS. s:3s +. n.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sanlp,
for West Point connecting with foft-Hl1ef
steamers for Baltimore. Al Baltimore s1oaArp
connect with Baltimore and OHIO railroad i9f
Warrington. Phusielphis. and New fors
Steamers leave baltimore Z. N. daily, eG''D'
sunday 49,. a, 100.
TRAIN No "a. 30 A. ".
LOCAL. NIxRD. daily except sunssT iesfes
Trsnty-shird street. foe West foinI aHd in's'-
mediate points. ,.,, -.
TicIe,-ofses At station foot Of Viryin.A sus'-
Opsas A. n. to +. 81. and from yf' u. |" :"
a. NJ. Nj.
streets x,oV
SOL HAAS, JAS l. IAtLVh
Trafio Manager General Passenger AgenI
JOSEPH s. POTTS Division Passenger lLsa..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-29
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
y WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE IN RFFEcr JULY H., isll
LssyB RICHMOND.
ZOO A. NJ Freight. except sunday, Carries
passengers between Richmond ani
Gordousyilie.
$50 A. NJ. Daily for Old Pon. AMI Norfolk
Pullman Car White sulphur " Oh
Point
hoo A. N. Express, daily for Cincinnati Pull
man Palace Car Oid Point o. White
sulphur. and Pullman sleeper Char.
lostssyille 90 Cincinnati Chair Otr
Richmond b Clifton Forge
$50 p. AZ. Rxpress daily for Oh Point al NOR
folk. pullman sleeping Car Ciucia.
natl 20 CID PO.n.
40 p. NJ. Accommodation, oxceg. SuniaI lr
Charlottesville. on saturday tlis
tran runs 10 ,taunfOn.
s.90 p n The r. r. Y. Limited daily. Pullmaa
sleeping Car Oh r0in. g. 'icn1at.
solid yesubule train. Win Dining car
and Pull mans Charlottesville ~ Dla-
cinnsa and Pullman ~ Lolisy,ila.
TEAMS AEgIyE A. RiCuiOso,
RS A. VI. and 255 =. n. daily from NlnclnnAia
a.l5 A. N. daily, except sunday. from Char
loUesvile. on Mondays nom staun-
ton.
io.sO A. N. and 7:s5 p 4. daily from Norfolk
400 y. N. FREIGHT from Charlottesville exert
SUNDAY, carries passengers.
ESQ P. NJ. From Whhe sulphur ani virginia
SPRUCE, except sunday.
station: Broad street near seventeenth.