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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
AN ALeEMARLE HOMICIDE,
In which n CoIored Carl, Butchers
Knife, and Her Brother Figured.

In which n CoIored Girl, Butchers
Knife, and Her Brother Figured.
tcxrospondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
BATrsyILLE. ALBKMlRtE COUNTY, VA
December l6, 1890.
A sensational murder, or rather honl-
eide as II would seem, occurred near TINS
place Yesterday about 2:30 L. Nj. The cir
cnmstances of tho case as far as at present
oscertained arc rs follows On n farm near
the old Bowen property lives one Gordon
(colored) with his son. Press Gordon, and
q daughter. The latter appears TO have
had a quarrel or some difficulty with one
harrison Tanner (colored). who resides
with his father-in-law, Spencer Jones, on a
farm at short distance from the Cor
dons.
WITH BUTcBER-KEIFE
What the nature of the difficulty above
alluded to was remains 10 be seen, but NJ -
reported that good deal of drinking has
been going on among the party Of late,
and that in consequence OF some dispute
Miss Gordon pursued Harrison Tanner
with a butchers knife. Hex quarrel was
taken up by her brother, Press Gordon,
and he ran after Harrison Tanner TO the
latter's farm, some quarter OF mile on.
TO BRIGHTEN HIN.
Harrison was armed with shotgun and
az DE SAYS, to frlghten his pursuers, nred
The shot took effect on the side oil Tor
dons head. destroying his lower jaw. III,
wounded man was able to stagger about
sixty PAGES and then fell dead Harrison
Tanner was arrested during the Afternoon
by Sheriff H. f. Via and conducted by hin
this morning TO charlottesville.
pEEP REGRET.
Harrison Tanner Is about twenty-eigh
wears Of age and il reported TO have been
fard-wor king and generally peaceaole man
He expresses deep regret at the misadyen
ture and asserts that he fired the sho
solely IN self-defenoe. the dead man wa
about twenty-five years of age.
]. WIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
APRETrY CAROLINE WEDDING.
mr.. james ". Southwark United 90 Miss
Luiie G. miller at Ruther Glen.
TsorrasDondeace Of ths Richmond Disnstra1

RuTHra GLrN. Va. December IS, 1890.
There was very pretty marriage at the
residence Of Mr.. e. ID. Miller ut p. III.
yesterday. The contracting parties were
Miss Lulie g. Miller and James +. South
ward. The couple entered the room 70
the sweet strains Of the wedding march.
executed by our talented organist. Mrs n.
8. Bebb. Rev. II. r. Barrett performed
the ceremony IN bis usu& impressive man-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
ATER3lBLe FREIGHT WRECK.
The Train Dashos Into Boulder on
Down Grade--Two Men Killed
ra,aciai toleeren 10 the Dispaicn.I

Especial telegram 70 thc DlspacnI
ROANOKE. Va, December l9.-News has
reached here of the terrible wreck OF
freight train on the Shenandoah-Valley
railroad. two miles east of Buchanan, and
the killing of c. H. Atwood, OF Mines, the
fireman, and Edward Houston. Of Trout
Vile. the front brakeman. a slide. was
discovered Just ahead on heavy down
grade and Engineer Yates. Of this city, re-
versed his engine and attempted to Jump
as il dashed into a boulder.
ABLE TO wADR OUT.
He was thrown through the top of the
cab. a distance of thirty feet. into the
James river. Although considerably
bruised he was able TO wade out. Inc
engine and Eve cars are a total wreck. AT,
wood was buried beneath the hitter and
three loads OF coal and had not bGen found
at last accounts. Houston was caught un;
der the tender of the engine ana ms skull
was torn asunder. The water from the
boiler poured out over him and his flesh
was terribly scalded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

Governor Fowle will in his message TO
the Legislature urge an appropriation Of
$4,000 for the purpose of making tho
rough exhibit of North Carolina's resources
at Chicago.
The Governor returned from Asheyille
to-day. He is greatly pleased with the
work done at the Interstate Immigration
Association meeting there, which he IS
sure will result in marked benefit TO North
Carolina and all the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
STATE ORGANIZATIONS.

The Committee on Official State Organi.:
cation reported that rs but. four or FIVE OF
the States represented had an official
State organization they recommended that
delegates formulate. and publish can for
a convention TO be held in their States for
the purpose Of organizing a bureau OF
immigration in each State. The report
was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
COLLISION AT THE WHARF.
Tho Dfesoley Drives Her Stem Into tho
Perry Boat Alexandria.

fCorrespOndence OF Hfo hbchmonn Dlspo'chI
ALEXANDRIA. December 10. 1890.
The ferry steamer City of Alexandra
had q hole stove in Der upper works near
tho wheel-house 10y the steamer Moseley
Yesterday afternoon. the ferTy-boat was
about 10 pull out OF her slip for the 5:30
o'clock trip 70 Washington, when the Nose
lev was sighted coming for her landing
here. The ferry waited for tho other
steamer TO make her landing at the wharf
next 70 the ferry slip. and when the Moseley
had made her landing the ferry steamer
started To phil out. just as she did so the
Moseley backed and drove her ste0 into
the ferry boat, damaging her az men6onen
above. The rudder of the Moseley was 80
badly injured that she was unable TO con-
time on her trip 20 Norfolk until II O'CLOCK
today. No one was hurt on either boat,
although the accident caused great excite
ment.
DY ELECTRICITY.
The village of Falls Church. in Fairfax
county. is TO DO lighted up by electricity
40 the citizens of the village say, and tor
this purpose the Edison Electric illumi-
mating Company has been organized there:
The purposes of the company are put
in an electric-light plant large enough TO
supply the stores and dwellings with light
and street-lighting purposes. The oihcers
are all property holders at rails Churcn,
and are AS follows: Edwin A. Groenough;
president, and L. Il. Gordon, secretary and
manager.
The new company propose 10 put In
plant to run 500 incandoscent and arc
lights. and will cost $4,000.
All the capital necessary has been sub
scribed.
Falls Church is one Of the most progress
awe of the numerous little towns lying IN
this section of the Old Dominion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
CASTLE, Va.
IN srnRE AND FOR SALE ON

GALL AND EXAMINE FINEST
y Oniars Cluster. Loose Auscatel. and Va
lencia RAIsISS; ORANGES, LEMONS, and
TRANSPARENT CIIRoN: FLAVOBlNG EA-
TRACTS: Finest AlNCE-HEAr made; Gonu-
inc MADEIRA WINE: COOKING BRANDY and
WINES; TABLE BRANDY and WINES: MAR
TEL BRANDY, vintage 1877; SOUTHAMPTON
APPLE BRANDY and JAMAICA RUN, old and
pure: APPLE CRAB CIDER; Orange County
OLD HAMS and Ferris's HAMS aud TONGUES,
finest: EGGS: Fine BUTTER, Preserved GIN
GERS and PICKLES Of every kind; London
LAYER FIGS; French and Assorted CAN
DTES: CHOCOLATE CANDY, something new
Prime NUTS, new aud fresh; fure GlBSON
and o,her RYE WHIshEIS. and everything
suitable for the curreut season.
CHARLES L. TODD,
de l6-gt Sixth aud Clay streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
N : Z : KlIioIh!E3sl'n1t

ScHaDULs ~ EFFECT WAY i .
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO SOB
LtSgHhrhG ...,
LEAVE RICHMOND, BfHr-'ih-ht I'D
Q.OA.M Daily, 80 F-t1rsb4rg -ht ....llf
NDriolk lbrDusl hkpfer'
NorfoIk lra T. ~. rtI'
Ps.orsburs sll r.' ih ....
train. leaving ratlrflt F.
A.. 40 arriving i. NsI's
s'ops o. al stat O. s
qnAu psiiv. GA patsra ulr.. 40
petnr.rurg iois \ " 80 e..
p.iersburg il.i3 s.. ~ .l
vile, Lyn-lDurg, Aa1ai
s.pv nsiv ~ Pa,er.burs. Ar a
t~r.bafz rs y. n; isafs -. F
t,sOP. \. daily. arrifis
u.npM b.IiS. Ga Teis-,tag N,.i
''-'S psfsr.ours 10. A. u, ...,
stin IrAln W. D, lsafink ~ 80
a.fstC A. ~ tof fAfnsA.' -
errg. PccAh0uisa. AM 90
s,uth And West .-.. \
M by. s.s Barsssille. Or 80
LyucnDafS. TIE soa.h' 80
PULLMAN sLgSPisS,cN A~'e
~ Sl.auiu..car from Ps.er-out a
.w,,s',., eh.aso. leaving fsisrspt,s 80.
VA a N. ana Lynshbars - hempA@
change ~. and h,al'ss "
Memphis without ensns~ IL tut,rrss-.
90 haxgaxe-ehecxs, sni A. 1900
Iess apsssasd a. nisnmoad Ani s,'., go
vsilrosd depot A. ". 6srosf, : ~. No "a, zee
IA a. ne eompanys orics' 81 ess,,sssisN.
fasssnser A.
" T. bkNti4. ...L.
f,sasrsl Passenger As''-
cuAsISs q Rppy. N,e-rss'''s1" ss
GspsrA ef,ce. koAa9ss' W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

Popularity called the King Of Medicines
Hoods Sarsaparllla X conuuers scrofula.
sAlLxhenm. and I'll othsr blood d,sAasss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
ADJOURNED.

The Permanent Chairman was made q
member of the Executive Committee and
empowered by and with the consent OF
the Governors t. fill vacancies. Much I'm.
portant unfinished business was referred
10 the Executive Committee for acton
and the convention adjourned sine die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
A MONTAGUE HANGED.
Preceded to the Shades by the Sheriff,
Who Dies from Excitement.

SurRBRooK. ONT, December l9.--Remi La
Montague was hanged here at 1926 this
morning for the murder of his brother-in-
law, Napoleon Michael. About s;45 this
morning Sheriff Webb, who had charge of
the execution, died suddenly from heart
disease. II is believed that the excitement
attending the arrangements was the cause
of the fatal attack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

hiShhpND hHD Pa kpBIkS RATtHOa a
Tfdk-IAELG
Commenciuz SUNDAY. Nog.nn,~r p. fso -,
. A. NJ, Gsins on ihls r0si VIII ran a. fai.s..~
TRAINS soITGWARD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

A motion was made TO have appointed
delegates from each State 70 cooperate
with the Committee on Railroad Rates. A
motion was also adopted with amendment
that the delegates be appointed by the
Executive Committee and general man.
ager.
The time and place Of the next meeting
was referred to the Executive Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
By 4. d. ChsGin & Co,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. north Tenth street, kicamond. Va

T,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
/ 81 ACRES OF LAND WITH GOOD BUILD
INGS THEREON AND LARGE QUANTITY
or TIMBER AND COkr- WOOD IN CHESTER
FIFLD COUNTY on ApPOMArTOX RIVER
Just BELOW MATTOhX DEPOT-By virtue
Of a eod OF trust dated December IS ISIS rc-
corded 10 Chesterfield County Court 10 Doe.-
BOOK II, page o., and At request OF he hens-
fciary. doiauIt having beon made In payment ~
the DEBT occurred therein, viii sell ~ public
auction. a. Aat;oax Depot, on Richmond aud
nanvillo railroad. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
MEpNRspAY. pscsNBEN 8l. ID.

=, O'Clock ?. ", The FARM described In SAL
6eod. az follows: "All hat cer.ain tract or
parcel Of land, together with all the buildings
aud improvements thereon, rights, Ways. ahd
appur,ensnces thereto belonging iying aud ne-
ing In --- township, Chesterfield county, Va
containing 81 ACRES. more or l"s- ADJOINING
tho lands 81 Richard phRup, Alexander SINS
estate. John Phaups estate. and the lana ior-
merly owned by L. ". Moore. being tho farm
formerly owned by Mrs K. T. PinchDarh.'
TsRgs Whilst "a o deed requires cash Tor the
debt due 5000. aud expenses u sale. by CON
cont moro liberal terms may b. announced al
sale. X, Il. ihAFflN, trustee
r. r. CHAPLIN. AuctiCueers. Dc ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

DAILY.


Nos. ~. - ami 81 make 90 s'cr. ~ r,.t
= stop On slgua. A. Man- aslor. nrrr-.r
Centralis. ana Chester -. q -f.rf .. ......
Al Manchester sld tdUaf1r. 80. a..saf ..
chesiar. BE. 4 stops ul sgriI no Hr. Il.
emily Tor passengers gIrE rs.nr t.Ira . .
La stopping places Ter lts i-l.1 ..l .fP.
burg. Nos. 80 "A. H, AMI a. s."g .... Il.
tioua for rasffHf esra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
TRAINS ARRIVE At EICHNoYn
Y0RK-RIVER LINE. WESTON
THE FANORlTE IOcIE NURfL
LEAVE kfCuNOND:

TRAIN 80. 90, I'UTN
LOCAL EXPIRES. irUE eE..lt s.r'r
Stops 81 al snuonA AZ i.s.Df NaH.f -.r..
with stage f0r Waikero.. aH Ha't
steamer At West Point
TRAIN ST.. t. ,tA.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. sally et-sit -f.
for West Point cUara.u.s U..a l...
steamers f0r bnltim0u. htUaItm0f. f.H
connect with Baltimore sIi ON. ft.ft.
Washington, PhilaieiIlla. ana Nrs
steamers leave Baltimore q o. d. ia.I.
SUNDAY
Trains arrive ~ Richmond 30 A. h...
TRAIN 80. %. 5.i0AN.
LOCAL nIXED. dolly except SUM-
Twenty thifi street fIr Wosi Point az
diage pOinfa
lickos-orico a. station foot ~ Nlrg'1 .t..
Open sA N. 10 Z. 81. aud from o. hi.
Cl,y ticket-oricc-cone Of Teeth aai Mi
streets
| SOL HAAS JAS D. iAtl'H
TrArno Manager. General la.s.nE.r As ..
JOSEPH r. POTTS. Division Tool. nfer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
A CENTRAL. HAD.

The committee also endorsed a resoluI;
tion looking to the location of the central
Headquarters at Washington, ID. c., and
securing place in that city for the. pur-
nose of exhibiting the resources OF the
South and recommended the appointment
of a committee of one from each STATE, TO
devise ways and means to accomplish this
as early as possible. The report was adopt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
MRS. MITE RAY JAILED.
HYDE Park Sold to IA Wealthy y. c. Syndi-
oute-The Newberne and Beaufort Canal
tsnecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH. N. G., December l9.--Mrs. Nit
tie Raw, pretty woman seventeen years
old, spent last night in jail here. The
charge against her is a grave one. Last
summer, when she was Mittie Walker, she
told her father she felt sick. and not long
after was found near the roadside almost
unconscious. Not long afterwards she mar
RED Ray. Yesterday the sheriff OF this
county had her arrested. and she was
brought here 10 Jail. Her father and hus-
band to-day gave bond for her appearance
nj court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
JAWE<RIFL. ll,i...'
CRlchm5uI ani hii8E. ag. Aa fA'I

Law aIrHr1.H Il
q0OL N. daily Or ly-hrurf irfaf
clifton 1fEH .tir
s.esrias laf r tI.''l rs /.
tr,iG .ess-s L.l.Ln4rs 70
daily 0s lrEast.l Oh
Forge.
rs.fNF AgHIFE tr N..
6.s0P. VI. esllY from ci'.1 %
80 4. n. excHnf ~Iu4sF I.a
LsgIugtYn. aai Ir't
station: Eghgh ant Cana. ..IrR
General Passe
4 "a s-KyrSs. General aIIr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
CHESAPFAKE AND OHlO Il.D
u WAY CJhPANi.

- MAA iNMlhNlf
SCHEDULE rs ErTGCr DECRNbGf .fh
IEAvE FlIHHUHu.
COZ "A. ". Local freight eEerg' -..Ii.
IhariottesFille.
et0A, Daily Goo O.t Point nn'
lt.OJ A. "a. EKprf -. dAuy for t.ru.
mani lecinr CbsrIoy.
rinuan. chair Car O.t .i
luttafgiIIf.
3.g0 p. Il. Rrprrss, daily fr ui
Noff0E. CHAIR cor
a. Ga Point .,
t.9O p. ". Accoumolafi0r, aEcrlt i'' '
tAAflgfter ElilH.
iOgOP. n. The 4. s. s.. LimIt-t ...
5.eeping-Car Fielm ID
-ond vrsU1uIr ul
CarslI pIlmlu8 t.H
Ciucirasr aud P.Ii
VILE.
rKAIhs ARgfFE At E..Hf' ....t
s.g1A. NJ. anlg5fT 80. iHaF 'r.H
7.gl p N. DALI. o1rsft -lafay A
lOtfesv...n. o..
NINA. NJ ani045F. %. 1a.F from p '.~
station. Broad street 100 -.fe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
BIG LAND SALT.

A large sale of lands held by the State
Board of Public Education was made here
to-day. The purchaser is Charles NJ. Sted-
man, Of Wilmington, who represents, a
wealthy North Carolina syndicate. The
property purchased is in Hyde county
and is known rs Hyde Park. II
contains $4,000 acres and has i'm.
mense waterfront Fifty cents pei
acre was the price paid for it. Ten
thousand dollars was paid to-day, and no
tice was given the board that the syndi
cate would pay the remaining S3O.0O0 II
two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20


IA RAIlkDtn
SCHEDULE ~ RPFECl NOVEMBER ....l.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
Ii5 A. ~ SOUTHERN ENPtE,,. daily . I'D.
laua. Augusta. a1I l.'ar s.e
Connects "a, Hl.rnH. .rn fuf N.f'te
al ta .lgl. ai soil .Iry rN.
eru North tHfo .ua. IrssH.t ... ...
take sleeper IS. r. A. I.r .a
sleepHrs lI0m lsuf.Ir r..t.
go \. NJ. ACCOMMODATES, fHHa el 20
sunday, to ClrTrr, fn.. 1lt if.r.r.
Ii1fe points
HOO n. YiRDlNiA And NuIIu CARO-. ffL
Express. daily. through us. T.
Raleigh "a hHssfNIf l..H..s 81.
BurE-,ilie with Norfolk aiI a.. .,,.
raitCgl tCr .a-mFIilH, .T... .t
an loints Nas.i a. hff.r. .
tlsrEs.lI.r. oxford, tHtf.r ST..
Durham
&ooR VI. PAST G,u. daily. f,r Ar,aa A..
rusla, 4ri points -ouil t..u .lI
ho4iry1 Junction sitn farmF e
r1Nhotan rli'r0h1. uf .Is......|
Tor uurnan lni Fa.n.Fh. s. ~ s
bury rs Nts'eu N.f. la.
Thfous9 sl.sru fmm raft
south
500 r. NJ LOCAL, dsIy. except sH1iar 10
Amelia cuIr.hrI.o aai 'uiHfu. 0H
points
/ TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
go s.55 y = y From Alfalfa sui Augusta
| s.45 a. NJ From Amelia DoIfthul.a
/ $50 =. VI. From kfl-ign
| 5Ss T. ". AZ Manchester from c.og'r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
EARMVILLE AND POWINf
RAlLkOAn
gKNRRA FAaF NktN Isl,


RAILkOAn
GENERAL oFfICa 1I3 FAar NAtN So
SCHEDULE fH lFFECI AloLs4 o. ...
IEaYH sfCHsOrD.
QfsA N.r01 Ataattc coast 800 o. PERI t
sOS 4. M.Ulg Atlantic Coast line % n
goct aui intsrmrdiAt- sisi
100 T. N ga Richmond auf lanfiI'" Fth.
VILE, gui az stations srtt 0f t.lf
Junction.
amp. NJ. 80 Ricnmsnd ari DsuNIIe. &c "a 70
quarter al1 N.utfI rh
AsEfYx 80 EfDHr HH
OMAN ga Albania Coas. $500. from "'. 10
rock AM inlsfUl8 l.sis f.aI To-
e.gO y. ~, Ga Atlantic coast lias loom t'f t
Az A. x. ga kicnmoni as ptnt..f p m
PngmVillr, au1 alI fiaI.It H'l
Aossiey Junction.
RsA. M.,ri4 Hflm1II ani UgnN
skiuluartsr and hili.rs.-
All trains daily except sunday
ror Hckets. Hag-ss.e. Hc'tt. iim"-.h Icy q
call upon A ". GAHBEh Auanue D.sf. "a
AID Ricnm0nd ani DalvAa ie.lis
S. a. iAItH..f
General Freight AMI fessslsef Ati.s
JAhssR WsaIH. uauarli he4as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 HAND.
4 sOMg HOUSE, AND LOT IN ruE TOWN
OF AsHLAED.--By virtue Of dood OF 'rns.
from A. O. Bliss and vito % ". L. CoWariin'
trustee. dated January 10 lesO, AMI recor.e1 IN
Hanover County Court clerks ONCE March :,
issn. tho said Cogariip having died sud the
undersigned having beeu duly substituted 10
bis place1 being required TO 10 by the bono
fciary In fa!d deed, default having been made
iu the payment OF the debt thereby secured,
Will sell by public auction, On Tue premises on
FRIDAY. JANUARY 2. 1921,
at O'Clock r. NJ, shat beautiful and wel-locaied
HOUSE and LOT, situated on west clay street,
two squares from depot, containing one acre 81
ground dwelling elk rooms, kti,hen. stable
and other buildings, excellent water. &c. dfy
aud pleasant walS 10 depot IN the town OF Ash
land. ...,,,-
TERMS. The deed requires cash as q u .OLyo,
with interest on 3g,l.': from I3th Decembcr
tspD, TIL paid and costs OF saic; balance % %
paid and securod In time and manner as n O.
Bliss or his assigns may prescribe aud direct
and on his or their failure 60 give such direc
tons then "a tho trustee snail think nt; hnt II
desired more liberal terms Will doubtless Do ac-
corded the purchaser.
Peraons desiring TO inspect this property DC
fore day Of sale can do 50 by csling ON tue Auc-
tioneer at Ashland MIL CARTER.
Sub. Trustee.
/ A RaoVs Auctoneer. do II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20

On Trains NoA itani & tI'rf ..r ..f....
Now YORK SAD Tampa, TIA ra s....
On Trains AOs iasll % sisnf ..... .......
New iorK anl thlres'ul. Nn |..... h
and - slecpiug-cacs te.has. ... .... q
Jacksonville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
PHILADELPHIA, X G H. <fsfh
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY At IL u. and every SUNDAY A. }
A. N.
Fre.ght for Tuesdays ani Fndsys steamers
received TIL 1850 A. b.. for sundays stornier
I'LL 5P. N. SATURDAY. Freight received daily vi
6P. n.
i sre, 90.
kor further information spplyto
j. " AcCARhICK,
General southern Agent. once hocEe.sS
HP.CLfDs & CO.,
mol General AgenS, PhilAdeiDhiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
DEPARTU OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM TIT&
~ SHIP COMPANY. Ak.A>A-

-aEdkS-4@.us
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond HFBBG TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at Z. v. Manifest closed QUO
hour blloro sailing time.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at g.
~. arriving In Richmond MONDAY aud FRI
DAY MORNING..
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 70 Sew York r.d Jsmss-rivcr
route dncluding meals and berth. 200
Round trip ticketH, limited 90 thirty days
auar date Of issue. ......-.......... ..... u ~
Storage, with subsistence ...... p il
Staersqc, without subsistence ..... .......- 2 W
CABIN fare ria Chesapeake and Onto rsiN
way .-....s..s WV
Cabin fare ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad wv
Tickets can bs obtained az A. W. Gsrters lVO
Main street: CHESAPEAKE ami Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg depots and AZ company .
oGlcos 1901 Main street, ani wharf. kOcsotS
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lAliny
issued Tor points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until =. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, aud
SATURDAYS, by no Che'aDeaks and onto rail
WAY Uis Newport News nt $50 A. NJ AMI ~
Richmond and Petersburg railroad same days
at DAD A. NJ, will mako connection II NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street eRd
de4 Compauy's wharf, Bor&ottA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
DEATH OF MIR. BELoTE.

James II. Belote, a well-known and
highly citizen OF Accomac, dled
last night at his home near Only station
after a lingering illness from Brights
disease. He was about fifty-five years old.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-13

Administration du BoIetin Eer-
4 Iantff 4 Phennenr de Prier Messisurs
- Annoneiers faneais de vouloir bien
.emettre Ienrs ofdres de Publicite
NM. AMEDEE PRINCE 8 Cs, sui
.ent les Agents uniques ct exclusiEs
Aees Journal pour Il Pp5IseitS Fraaeaia
4 A1wlsiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-13
COXTADILIDAD I.
MUNICIPAL.

Juego compete de Libros ARE.
sIadoa 4 los fOrmulario6 publica.
dos por eI Gobierno General.
Inpreaos Dc todaa claaes para
los Munieipioss
De venta On Z Lmprenta del
HOEnTIn. ais
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una rsgla b alibls para aCertar q dendoI
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