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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
IfAlI Were So Faithful.


WASHINGTON, March eff all the Demo-
cratic members of the House were TO at
tend the sessions as regularly and faith
fully as the Virginia members 1t would DO
greatly TO tho advantage of the party; Yes.
terday but for the absence of number OF
Democrats Dir. Cate, of Arkansas, would
not in all probability have lost his seat.
The case made by Featherstone, contest
ant, was such a rotten one that many
Republicans left the hall in dis
gus, and did not bother themselves
about procuring pairs, They quietly init
They could not vote outright for Cate,
neither could they sustain the committee
report. The Democrats did not have their
men here. Five Democrats are SICK and
cannot attend the sessions-viz., Messrs.
Randall, Whitthorne; Phelan, Forney. and
Biggs, and MIR. Lester, of Virginia, was un-
evoidably absent. owing TO recent be-
reavement in his family. He was paired
squarely, and SO were the five sick men,
bors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

oo.srdsv and to-day at Glasgow,
az and Inn many thousand dollars was invested
bara i'm CITY lots. NUMBER a enter.
nsns are waiting for houses to be built
apnS ell start their plants here. Two large
b por1on are going up like magic. The com
aouy has ordered the immediate erection
peen handsome hotel to be 5uilt TO cost
o 81 h Csc. 600 1t is designed by Rogers, OF
your city. ..o;Is ra,I oo+a,a
o,obonge was formed Yesterday, The two
snrnace plants will break ground here and
h Luz IN The erection of furnaces shortly;
Other large manufacturing concerns will
io Tbs company has purchased the Glen
wood estate. containing immense deposits
W I'm MAGNETIC and other iron ores, and owns
49, Ia 6oundaries of the finest coking coal.
Professor John Il. Proctor. State geolo-
oiet Of Kentucky, is here investing largely,
and saws this is one of the fnest properties
a. America. He and friends back their
Indictment bv investments here.
Parties are on the ground looking to
star qi,I5 an electric-light plant and dunn
my line. 49,, oo-o.a No..h orJ
James rivers. .,1 OIL.
is on the march.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
CouNTERFEITeRS ARRESTED.
The Shrewd Work of a Detective.

loDcCiul tblcbthll W bhV Di0bHe~ihi
RALEIGH, n. c.. March 6.-Shrewd detec-
tives have made an important capture of
counterfeiters in Chatham county. IL be-
came known some months ago that coun-
terfeiting was being done in that county.
A month ago a shabbily-dressed man got
of the Il ain near Harper's CROSSROADS. He
became very friendly with young men and
has spent his time hunting and drinking
with them. He met young woman who
fell in love with him. Through her
he ascertained all the secrets of
the counterfeiters. He was shown
a lot of tools and moulds, and also
a quantity of spurious metal. He disap-
peared two days afterwards. A few DAYS
AGO he reappeared fashionably dressed and
accompanied by other officers. for he was
detective. They arrested Brant Phillips,
Allen Phillips, and George Burroughs.
Brant Phillips asked for days delay be-
fore trial, and in the interval made his es-
cape Burroughs is in Jail. 1t is said Allen
Phillips was the victim Of other counter
feiters. The arrests have created a great
sensation in that section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
FROM THE BORDER.
Death of an Estimable Lady-Peaches and
Flowers KiIIed-On a Boom.

Flowers hillet-Oh Doom'
BRISTOL, Va. & lynn, March 8, 1890.
To Gte Editor Of the Dispatch:
Mrs. Sarah Finch died at the residence Of
her son, Captain Charles +. Finch, Good
son. Va, this morning at s O'clock. Mrs.
Finch was q native of Edenton, n. G., and
her late husband was Baptist minister.
She was well known in Petersburg, Va,
Edenton, and Wilmington, n. C., and the
sad news of her death will carry sorrow to
many hearts. She had been for many years
most exemplary aad active member OF the
Baptist church, loved and respected by all
WHO knew her. A more polished or rehned
lady never lived or died III Bristol, and her
death is universally lamented by the entire
community. The remains will probably be
inferred at her old home, Edenton, N. Z.
The weather has been extremely cold for
several DAYS, and last night a northeast
snow-storm set in and il is still falling but
the weather has moderated and 1t does not
lie on the ground. Peaches are all killed,
and the flowers that had prematurely put
out are wilted.
The real estate business is very active.
MANY and large sales are made daily, and
many northerners have invested IN real es-
tate at good prices.
Three blast-furnaees are to be erected in
the near future, and one or more new rail
roads are coming very soon. Bristol IS on
a big boom, and permanent one.
BORDER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Murderer KAMPF.
Will He he Respited and Is He Sane ?
rznecial telegraB 10 the Dispatch.l

CHARLESTON, W. Va. March CT is
stated on good authority tonight that an
effort will be made by certain physicians
and Rev. Father Stengire, the spiritual
adviser of Felix Kampf, who is to be hanged
tomorrow, to have the Governor respite
the criminal for thirty days on the ground
bv many of the best citizens that Kampf is
a sane man. The scafold is built, and all
preparations have been made for his exc
cution, which is to take place between u
and 3 O'clock. Governor Fleming is absent
from the city, and it is hardly probable
that respite will be granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
TINE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES +. CLARKE, PRESIDENT.
BRADsTRRRT's RICHMOND OFFICE,
No. 1903 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. 4s2.
J. II. Witty, superintendent.

The Richmond ONCE has more than kept pace
with the rapid growth OF the city aud develop
ment Of the territory tributary TO IT, II offers 10
tho mercantile community OF this section all tho
advantages OF system the superiorityof which
Il recognized Ia every trade centre Of the civil
tied world. That II In In special sense prepared
10 guard the interest OF It's local patrons Is at
tested by the fact that II has now larger number
Of subsertbers than any other mucaat,ls ageney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
LOSE, srxAYED. AND FOUND.

RICHMOND, Va, March 6, 1890.
rylAKENOTICE, THAT ISHALL AP-
Il PLY TO the VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Richmond for reissue OF SCRIP
No. 7os. issued 70 me on the 9th Of October 1855,
for I HlRTY-SINE SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE SAID VIRGINIA STATE IN
SUKANCE COMPANY.
TO THR NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA for
the reissue OF FIFTEEN SHARES OF THE CAPl-
tai STOCK IN SAID BANK. CERTIFICATE
No. EOS, Issued 10 me on the 9th day Of October,
1885
TO THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND for
the reissue Of FIFTEEN SHARES or THE CAPl-
TAI STOCK OF SAID BANK. CERTIFICATE
No. 7gg, issued to me on the 18th day OF Febru-
AIRY, isss, all of which stock stands In my name
on their books and has been losi or mislaid.
mn 1-F2m MRS. SARAH Z. ALFRIRND.
7 OST, PUG DOG. ANSWERS SsyS
4 70 name Of Rheo. Reward IL re- -
turned 70 No. 100 north Morris street NH Tilt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Raising the Price of Lumber.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. March 6:@The an
nual meeting Of the Southern Yellow-Pine
Lumber Association was held here to-day.
The price-list was revised and advances on
old measurements made as follows: On
ceiling about half an inch thick. 81 per
900 on heart-faced r1ft-sawed, flooring.
ga on firsts and seconds; 50 on all ho9ring
above seven eighths Of an inch in thick
ness; on partition stuff. dressed on both
specified width. az. Members report a
Constant increase of trade. President J.
]. White and Secretary and Treasurer j.
NJ. Tyrings was reelected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

BY direction Of the Executive Committee Of
the Virginia state Agricultural and Mechanical
Society will sell b. auction. on the premises, On
THURSDAY. MARCH ~. 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
HFTY-FiRST CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. March 6, 1890.
Senate.


A bill TO increase the efficiency and re-
Auce the expenses Of the signal corps of
the ARMY and for the transfer OF the wea-
Their service 10 the Department OF Agri-
culture was reported and placed on the
calendar.
Among the bills introduced and referred
we're the following:
BY Mr.. Callom: For monument 10 John
Ericsson.
BY Mr.. Pssco: For the punishment Of
officers and others selecting jurors with
reference TO political utilization.
On motion Of Mr.. Dolph, the Senate, at
outive business.
At $40 the doors were reopened and the
Senate sdjourned.
House Of Representatives.
The entire morning session was con-
sumed In q discussion o. the bill for tho
compulsory attendance OF witnesses before
the registers and receivers Of land Offices.
but no action was taken.
The House in Committee of the Whole
proceeded 10 the consideration Of public
building bills.
The fret blu called up was that appro-
priating &Z75, 900 for the purchase OF n site
Tor city post-ofice in Washington, ID. O.,
and providing for the erection Of build
Ing thereon Ut cost OF $500, 900.
After considerable discussion Dir. Cam
non offered substitute for the bill leaving
the selection VI q site IN the hands Of o
commission composed Of the Secretary of
the Treasury. Postmaster General, and
Secretary Of the Interior. The substitute
was lost--l5 to e3-and the bill was laid
aside vita favorable recommendation.
Bills providing for public buildings at
Lansing, Mich. Galesburg. Ill., and Ash
land. Wiz. were also laid aside fsvornhly.
90 Tor public building at Esn Joss, Cal,
VaG ~ oldset u Q vigogeus attack from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED.
rincastle Means to Make Herself Known.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
FIScAsTLE, Va, March Ga company
was organized here this evening for the
purpose of connecting Fincastle with the
Shenandoah-Valle railroad by means OF a
dummy railroad. The company organized
under an act of the Legislature recently
passed to incorporate the Fincastle and
Southern Botetourt Development Com
pany. The following charter members
were present: William 3. Simmons, G. NJ.
Lunsford, G.. b. Camper, II. l.. Housman,
G. III. Vines, Turner Mcdowell. T.. j.
Brugh, G. Doggette, James Goodwin. Il. X.
Thompson, George Swami, A. A. Woodson,
and John Ross.
The sum of $4,000 was subscribed in a
few moments. and an organization was per-
fected by the election of the following Off
GERS: President, Judge William b. SIM
mons; Vice-President, Lewis Housman,
Jr.; Secretary, George Swami; Treasurer,
4. J. Brugh.
A preliminary survey has been ordered
and the matter will be pushed actively.
With railroad there is no reason why Il
town with so many natural advantages as
this may not be doomed successfully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Crushed TO Death.

Especial telegram to the Dspatch-l
POINT PLEASANT. w. Va, March6.-Jemes
Ramsey, one of the oldest and wealthiest
farmers of Macon county, was crushed to
death by his horse rearing and falling on
him. The horse became frightened at a
little girl. Ramsey was once very proml-
mont politician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
SUBDIVISIONS OF TIE FAIR GROUNDS

BY direction Of the Executive Committee Of
the Virginia state Agricultural and Mechanical
Society will sell b. auction. on the premises, On
THURSDAY. MARCH ~. $500.
beginning promptly az l9 O'Clock NJ, tho follow
ing LOTS in tho order named:
lat THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
Fol FEET o. THE NORTH SIDE or BROAD
STREET, beginning nc the ea-tofn end ~ ne
Fair-Grounds, and selling westward until tho
entire front is disposed OF. These Lots are 80
feet deep TO al alley q feet WIDE
~. FIFTEEN HUNDRED AID NINE l.
EIGHT FEET ON TIE SOUrH SIDE OF MAR
SHALL STREET. beginning A. tho ea-t end and
going westwarily. These Lots are 80 feet %
the above mentioned alley.
81. SIXTEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR
FRET Of THE NORTH SIDE or MARSHALL
STREET, with dopih Of l53 feet % an alley -
feet vide.
an. EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE FEET on THH SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY
STREET. with depth OF i53 ies' - tue last
5tb. NiNETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FEET on THE NORTH SIDE or LAY rREEI
by q depth OF 10 fee, - An alley - feet wide
9th. 4 LARGE AREA LYING BE WEN THE
LASr-MESTIONED ALLEY AND THE RICH
MOND. FRBDgkiCKsBUK AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD, and which ~ reason n IT. railroad
facilities has great value Tor manufacturing pur-
poses
will be intellectually augmented bY DO proposed
Belt Limo connecting the Krlm nd and Ale
ghany railroad with tho Chesapeake ami ohio
railway, ~ this Belt Line IN crossing. a. 10 must,
tho Richmond, Fred a.icgsburs nnd Potomac
railroad Will put the latter M cosy cCmmunlca-
ton with the sources 90 iron aui cOke supplies
The lots hereby olerei arc level; are IN that
llne Of tho citys growth which has shown the
greatest increase IN prices, and rclng so close
10 She city are sure f0 return tp Investors largo
profits Ia a short period ~ ume.
Every lot offered VIII be sod, and ~ W. eN-
pect 10 sell one lot with the privilege Of ten, al.
tho man 81 few hunirel Gud ra owner u
tens Of thousands, will have an equal show.
Maps will be ready M % few days
Terms one third cash: balance ~ six AMI
twelve months, for notes with interest aided,
and secured by trust deed. or al cash at option
Of purchaser y. ". BNWE,
10 7.eod Aucu0nraE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
TWO ACCIDENTS.
Fingers Nippcd OT-Burned by Gas E1-
pIosion.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 'no DHPa"i|l
DAYvrrLE, Va. March 6.-Ihis afternoon
d. +. Graham, proprietor OF, Graham's job
printing establishment. while using large
paner-cntter had two fingers Of his left
hand nipped off ct tho first joint by the
ponderous knife.
]. S. Moles, a plumber. while repairing a
broken Cas-pipe in the Academy of Music
today struck match, whereupon there
was an explosion. and MIR. Moles was Sc
riously burned about the head, face, and
hands. All the skin was peeled from bis
hands. and though he IS not dangerously
iniured his wounds are intensely painful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
A p,r strike settled Amicabiy.

NASHUA, N. H., March Cat a meeting
of the striking employees OF the Nashua
Company's mills this afternoon il was
voted to accept the proposition Of Treasu-
rer Amory and his committee and agree TO
90 TO work Monday. There is much ju-
bilation over the settlement Of the big
strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

IrIRGINIA STEAMBOAT -,

i.
COMPANY fr old plIN @slsef -
NORFO. X. FORfsWlt 900. N.WfoAl
CLAKlMOAT. a.i aANt,-iIf La
af5fck BY elrst.t ra..U1 sfraun- Az 80
ing kicnmorl EVERY MONDAY. '.'-
DAY, ami FRIDAY at A. ~ re''- 9
directly 10 steamers ~Lsri laf' g. 4.- .
or Norfolk. .. .I. sr-. l- GLASS. u.
Connexions 10 tlt i'li4t lui A)ri j. 10y
with an iues 'or nDr,nrrl cities saa'a
lame. rlser ~ dayAgA. Otcas i-Ait' ''-"
Cheapest route ..,-t,r.s
Agency. lg0 Ngu street baggsS'
tbrough. s's.a-ro0ms eagagei i'f l.f
IRE. ght relclsei daily for Noht NAA. .1-',..
MOUTH. OiD PofN q, ALEXANDER IN
rio AND UANFlLLB. ans fADh' u ~
POWUATAN H. H. STATIONS, AL "
ISgTON. ID. G., an = ins 10 Eastern
carolina, Eastern Virginia, ans al -ef .p'
ms ON tho James Hul happshauuo'A h'-.N"
loyast rate. agI through bits l,sleL
LUCIHS Is. rNlUh. fies-fre.ils--
No. llIs Nall silcet ani h.,t =
iRytS WEts 0xn, Froisnt AL Passenger go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS NEws.

The meat bill recently passed by the
General Assembly is universally condemned
here. and regret is expressed that 1t was
not repealed.
Nathan Hinton. the negro who robbed
the grocery store Of II. i. Matteson. *
Brother. on Old street, was this morning
sent on to the Hastings Court for trial for
burglary and committed to Jail without
bail.
There have been two business assign
ments in our city within the past two
days-neither one, however, of serious con-
sequence. -,
Clouds of unusual darkness obscured the
SKY this morning, and it was not until ~
O'Clock that gas could be dispensed with
in stores aud dwellings.
A number Of Red Men of this city paid q
fraternal visit to the tribe III Matoaca.
They were right royalty received and en-
tertained. They assisted i'll the initiation
of three palefaces who were captured
while on the hunt. ROBIN ADAIB'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
AUCTION sALEs-Future DsyA
by X b. Cbaf1n q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Arctlonesrs,
No. ! north Tenth street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
/ TWO FARMS IN HgSRICO COUNTY.
ONE OF 9s% ACkES (M0kB OR LESSl, ABOUT
sRvES MICRs BELOW RICHMOND. on THg
YAKIMA ROAD, AND oSB OF 4O3 ACRES
MORE OR LSSsD, ABOUT SIX MILES WEsr
OF kICHhoND. AND one NILE fh0a WEsI-
GHANY RAILkOAD.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust from X. J. 4. Bartietto and Emerette !.
Bartletts hls wife and II. A. Bartlett, recorded in
the Clerks ONCE OF Henrico County Court. Decd
Book lx5A, page 2o7. default having been made
In the covenants therein contained, and being
required by the beneficiary. we Will sell by pub
lie auction, at Henrico county court house, on
MONDAY, MARCH Il. 1880,
at I2 o'clock NJ. the abOve-locsted FARMS, Ia
tho order named
/. The eGh ACRES more or iess,, which will
make a snug little home, and is In q good neigh
borhood.
:. The FARM OF 4O3 ACRES more or less.
which has about two thirds cleared land. and
large amount OF cord-WOh on balance "a Wen
watered. aud has an excellent DWELLING OF
nine rooms, with usual outhousos and farm
buildings
TRIMS Cash to pay expenses Of sale and
note OF 81, 300 due March l. 1880; credits a. fol-
lows: ,i55 March /. 1891 ti.ii0 March l, 1872:
s2,O65 March l, 1898: $50 March I, is9f i-S55
March /, 1895, aud balance on terms announced
at sale. THOMAS \. 1Ahlbh,
K. b. CHAFFIN,
Sale BY r. r. CHAFFTS & co. NH
4 DMINISTRATO o RS SALE
"A Having qualified ~ administrator on the
es.a.s Of Abrsm Warwick. deceased, viii sell
a. BrooSHeld, on Brook turnpike, st public suc-
tion. on
TUESDAY, MArcH iiru,
a. 10 o'clock, the following propsrty-to wit;
Hot u FURNITURE,
2GOi ID WATCHES,
WAGON,
2CARTS,
MOWER.
CLEANER,
and a large number OF Flows, CIVILIZATIONS,
HAKROWS, g., HORSES and MULES, 10
head of CATTLE, somo fresh TO the pail
Also q lot u Hay.
J.E. RROADDUs.
NH saodtd Administrator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07


steamers leave Richmond ttktf II h-itt
AMI FNDAt a. L. -. .-...ts. ...s.
nour ueIIru .Ilus f..f
steamers lcsss Sow York for ~
EVERY WEUSL-nRf alI nAli NlAl a.. 3 d.
n arriving in kclu.ai hONJAf AL fAF
DAY MOkNiaN-
Passenger b.o.llI.c. ist..ls ugsNr.a s.'-
Cspiu fare a. tas l..k 90 .fnsf-
ropte tnc.llIls urs.s 81 orrth.. ...... ID
kount.triy uran.. 4u.l.l D. tufy .Afi
after dGI9 90 is,A.. .t-+..--t.-. ....'- ~
St.e~aye. Will subs ston'o ......-.......
Strer.gs. " tl. tt4y-i-.et''. -..-......- -"
rsftu iaro t.l Chesapeake aui ono t4.l- ,
val. ..t.-. 5000 ....t
Cagin faro o. hicimoul as Peters .is
Tlctris .al no Obtain el a. B.. NJ. oAf. ~
MAN street. N.t>ap-kks Ali NLj OBJ
uond au1 p8-orsusrs dep0-o a-i =. -i
offices lsIl 4all stree, auI Wu.fi, ..'ff SO
Frs.gus forwarded aud o. 9tt1 ta.a ' .A4e
iset.-..- flr U9ll IS br iouI AcE turs
Fr,!sutrs-eiyol INiy uuu 3D.. b H. ......s
Ia..eo,ers InAVug al-l.u4ai o- h''I "
WEDNESDAYS. AoDA4r all TA.
n.fs Dy no laes1yrtt3 aAt nl.' rs H-f
Seyuor. NoN-. 81 ...l 4. 81. ltl nv =
md Petersburg fc..rltl .st.-' -H{' ..
L.. aui MAKE t1aHr....H 3. N'"
witn steamer .eanug tl1ss isf'
GEORGE ". ALLEN Z I'd. Atr..t
~. lfIl E..4 elfuH. 49,
f,s.... sU.trf .... .f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
RAILROAD LIVE
"a u sE3 EsE vrm,r

- j sEE 7zEE EnsE
RICHMOND. FREDRRrCYspra
~ AND POTOMAC RAILKoAD IaDOnl
commencing FEBRUARY u, i:o ~o.ila
standar3 tins '-ea,.sfs
1;z l. NJ leaves Byrd-syssl stall,
sops ONLY 81 AshisDi, so,s..L
lord, and rrederiofsDurs, NJ
Wiisrater slssppr 70 W..,'Mi
and Nov York lAgisa
ii''7 A NJ Leave, ..S, su Byra,sH''' 'Aroa a.u,
$50 p. NJ leaves BYrf-strss, ,,a,io, ..o
Tia Y. NJ. Leaves Byri-sHs., s,s.".L
siops only a. Both Fon el,s., hL
FrsderlSytssurg. Sleeper 49,. .si
esoA. NJ arrives a. Byrd street. STAT.
Sleeper from Ner York. WA inL
rs r. ~ arrives az bgrd-5He7 saaoa a..
st0ps e. Frsiercksbsrk ~
B9thwoii. and Asaisai -'s.ss,,.1
l washington snd NsV TsfL D..,ss,
s.os r. ". arrives byri-stresi rsuss -
stops only AZ Froiercsso,,, -
ford. and Ashland NJ
es 7. N. arrives ~ kyrl-ssre9. stads, L..
except sunday
ASHLAND rRAISS
DAILY sHcsPr srSDAr.
ssA. NJ i l',, sioA Arrives At Asai,aiu
toeP. " accumulation leaves B,-,.s,...
station. arrives a. A. a.i.tse
s0' r. H. iss .s s'oA arrives a. Aiaali Al
sa'A ~ arrives sibA Leave, A,sAaiu,,
An.
e:5AM. accommodation arrives A. D.,
sTesi station. Leaves Asl..,is.'v
Al
r0P- NJ arrives At Eliza sar,, Ar..aiu
The New ors aad Flor1a sr-r.,, ..--....
OF Pullman hesubI!ed Cars. arrive. IY,t So,
station on Mondays. W9ilet.lgs. r.t $50,
at 7:l3 =. ~, ana leaves ryrl .-t-.rf us
on luesiays. Thursdays. aul e1..rlars a. ..s
A. ~ Extra fs-c lschsrge.i 0r ti.s GO. -
4. A.. TAYLOR ira-i' Ns. .f,-
z T. ID. Ntss' Gsnorsl saDe1utsaiea1
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO PAU-
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE ~ Egfrcr MARCH @. .Q
Ls,fs H-woSD.
$50 A. N. Limited daily o. on I.rts-,
N0rf1Ik.
100 A. 81. EXprs., dolly ,or C'uciaosf r,-..,
tarO.f l.f.t tn Cher. ..fe.r Pos al
Pullman Sleeper N-ar9"..t.s .
Cincinnati
&2j P. VI. fKpre.- ts.y fac o'f 'rtA-!N.-.
f0.K. lRr.f tsrtut.f f..,
300 7. ". Acoommu'an0a. c1.e.i sunday %
Bo.lWeif.
lo.45 P. NJ Iher.E limited 'aHv r.fr,,
Sleeping Dar 'H Iiin .o. -l vests.
bulr tri'a, with Dining .arf.t ....
aul puumaa ,o loss,.o
TEAr8 ARRIVE 'r R'CaHIsn.
$40 A. NJ. AMI p. a. daily f-.n ,...---9.
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1000 4. NJ. an o.5j T.. 81. daily lrn >.f
JANES-RlyE. DIVISION
Richmond auI Alogtlpy Aa.r casl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Easy TO take and swift to cure--Dr. Bulrs
CoughRuap. Sold bxsa1dTuggists Tor 2bc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Y0RK-RIVER LINE,vA EsrPoINT
THR FAyORITE ROUTE NORTH.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 3:20 +. NJ.
LOCAL EXPIRES, daily except sunday. stops
al all stations At Lester Manor counocts witA
stage for Walkerton: with Baltimore steamer at
VEST Point.
TRAIN No 50, t:i5 p. ".
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday,
for West Point. connecting with 1OrK-ktyar
steamers for Baltimore. A Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore aIJ ohio railroad for
Washington, Philadelphia, and New ok.
Steamers leave Baltimore Z. n. daily, except
Trains arrive at Richmond 9iO A. N. and II A.
NJ.
TRAIN No. -. 7:40 A. n.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except sunday. leaves
Twenty-sighth street for West Point Gnd inter
mediate points.
Ticxet-ofice at station foot Of Virginia street.
city tickeLOfice-corner OF Tenth AMI Ma.a
streets -
SOL HAAS, JAs l. TAILOR,
Trsnlc Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH B. POTTS. Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

POTATOES. POTATOES.-I WILL
j sell al auction on FRIDAY, March :, $780,
a. Chesapeake and Ohio railway. az O'CLOCK;
1 chr choice POTATOES Also, at Richmond aud
Allegheny depot. at !:30. car choice POTATOES.
Tho attention OF the trade IS called TO this sale.
l. POWERS, Agent,
NH 5-3t' 1912 Cary street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
PHILADELPHIA RIC H. Ascc
EOND AID NORFOLK
IlEAMsHIr NOAPAN%

Appointed sailing day. sfesI sn,Y Al
aud FRIDAY a. u n ana o'''I
Freight for Tuesday, AMI rrii.ys 500. $500,
...sixsd an II a. A H. f3r Sanisys 800,
un5P. "A. sA.ariGg trs'Sa' Es'si'"' --' -
if. n.
isr urther information spnly 49,
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