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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
MISS MAY HANDY.
She Came. Saw. and Conquered Newports
Four Hundred.


A letter to the Word from Newport OF a
recent date has this to say about beauti-
ful Richmond belle:
"On Friday night last Newport society
gathered in force at the Casino dance. IL
came in all it's self-sufficiency to see and
admire itself and presto, without mo-
ment's warning, Frustrated itself at the
feet # a maiden from Narragansett PER,
that resort across the bay whose best Tea
ture Newporters have always said Is that
Won can see Newport from 1t. ms
maiden came unannounced to visit Mrs;
Frederick Vanderbilt, but she had
no sooner entered the ballroom on
Friday night than admiration. followed
every movement and chorus of inquiries
arose from all sides of the room. 1t was
soon learned that her name was Miss
Handy. of Richmond Va, and before hel
sweet face. graceful dancing, and charming
conversation the Newport bellies. felt thelI
fires pale. Miss Handy came and saw and
conquered, and although she returned tt
the Pier the next day it will rot be Tor long
for Newport again claims her. The dance
was in every way interesting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
ABOARD TIE ROYAL YACHT.
Life Of the princessos of Wales in the
Cowes Harbor.

Windsor Castle and Marlborough House
are closed for the season, and their royal
inmates have gone 10 the scashore. The
Queen left Windsor last week tor Osborne.
Her Majesty will have many members OF
the royal family near her while the Court
is in the Isle of Wight. The Prince and
Princess Of Wales and their daughters will
probably live on board their Yacht IN Cowes
harbor. The Duke and Duchess of Edin-
burgh 90 TO Osborne Cottage. and the Duke
and Duchess of COnnaught either 10 Us
borne itself or TO Albert Cottage. Princess
Louise and the Marquis of Lorne Will Toe at
Kent House. and the Duchess OF Albany
will probably be the Queens guest.
IL III no fault of the Princess ana nm
cesses of Wales that they are not beaut-
full, for the athlete does not live nor the
prize horse trot for whose perfect develop
inent and physical perfection greater pains
have been taken or more self-denial prac-
tieed than prevails among tho children OF
the coming King. Ever since their birth
II has been the practice OF her hoyai hisn-
ness TO make perfect animals OF her chi-
dren. insisting on q thorough course OF
physical training the tutors ia charge
having special instructions 10 make no dis
tinctions because Of the nobility OF their
pupils. Part of every summer has found
the Princess on board the royal yacht with
her daughters aud occasionly one oi her
sons.
Every morning at 7 o clock tho Processes
are literally hauled out OF bed, and after a
basin toilet they are dressed in u suit OF
flannel consisting Of knlckerbockers and
skirted blouse. cork shoes, and worsted
cap, and are put TO work in trne sailor
fashion. A New Yorker (Redfern). whose
privilege II was TO be on board the Os-
borne in business way for the past five
wears. says that no American girl would
stand the work that the daughters Of the
Prince II Wales go through every morn
ing. In the first place II would be regarded
as too muscular for refined natures and
far too detrimental 10 pretty little white
hands, 10 say nothing OF the fatigue re,
eulting from 1t. But none OF the royal
daughters have little white hands, and
rs the Princess wishes particularly TO
harden them the titled officers are at
liberty 10 order the young ladies about as
they would the pereest slip, OF cadet;
After an hours hauling. climbing. and
Fasting fore aua AZ she eirIs are taken be-
Los. t..,.,...i... a. .ysIy p9:c, lame NJ every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
MISS EVA BALLARD DEAD.
Another Victim of the Old Colony Disaster
Dies at Asheyille.
fspecial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 20 The UIspHtcH-I
AsuKyuLE, n. G.. August 2l.-Miss Eva
Ballard, Of this city. who was mentioned
IN the Asheville telegram of yesterday as
wounded i'll the Old Colony railroad acct
dent near Quincy. Mass. is dead. Miss
Ballard was a most estlmable lady; For
several years past she had been teacher IN
the South Carolina ASYLUM for the Deaf and
Dumb at Cedar Springs, ). &. She was
born IN Massachusetts. Her family moved
South soon after the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

The present population and the increase
of the following North Carolina cities is
also given: Wilmington, 20, 0S0-increase,
2.G5s. or 1882 per cent. Fayetteville,
4,220-increase. 1856, or 2l.09 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that Mrs. WILLIAM Ii. POWERS
WILL RESUME HEk NIGHT AND DAY
CLASSES on SrENOGRAFhI AND tyr
WRITING SEPTEMBER lsr. Those Wishing 10
take lessons Will please apply AZ 3lS east Frank
lin. She refers hy permission 20 Nr. j. II. Nc
Gilyra. IN whose college she taught for twelve
months. Special terms FOR clubs OF three or
more. al l1-eodt5el5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
TO LOSE IT'S CHARACTER.

It is reported that Brewer has succeeded
in purchasing a controlling interest in the
Mort. state and that "a new editor has been
employed who will take charge OF 1t next
week. The Month state under Colonies
BOYD and Keoch has been one Of the ablest
papers IN the State and the only Republican
paper in It of influence or character. II
Brewer controls it, future 1t IL safe To say
its character will be materially changed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
auf-dF.su&w&wtseis
VIRGINIA MILITARY ms

TUTE. LEXINGTON, VA. Fnty-second
year. state Military. Scientific, oDd technical
school. Thorough courses in general and APP
Piled chemistry aud in engineering. Coniers de-
gree Of graduate IN academic course, also de-
grees II Bachelor - Science and Civil Engineer
10 Technical Courses. All expenses. including
clothing ana incidentals provided az ratios OF $50
per month a. an average for tho four years, OK
elusive ~ outfit GENERAL SCOTT SHIP,
~ 19.eOdlqt Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
MRS. MORGhN'S SENTENCE
For Life in the Penitentiary for the bur
der Of Her Husband.

Especial telegram TO the Dspatch.l
WHEELING. w. VA. August 2l.-Late last
NIGHT the Jury in the case of Mrs. Jacob
Morgan. on trial at Middlebourne for the
murder of her husband, brought IN YER
dict of guilty, and day Mrs. Morgan was
sentenced to the penitentiary for life.
HRUTAILY BCTCHEBRD.
A wear ago Morgan, who was an aged
nonsioner of two wars. was bru'ally butch;
cred in hrs own home. After several
weeks his young wife was arrested.
THEY HAD PLANNED TO MARRY.
IL was proven that she was intimate with
another man, and at his request she
dragged Morgan's coffee and then literally
hacked him 70 pieces wltha butcher-kniie.
The couple planned to marry and live on
Morcan's money. The case has caused a
great sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

EARMYILLE \ \ D f0NhAI''
RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE f3 EAST NAIN -i.ta'
sCuEUJLEIS EFfEtI AUGUST g, l..
rEAVE AfCuHI
OILS A. NJ. ria alta .t.c Coos. .IDH f. Nf
5.i5P NJ, UiT Atlantic Coast ...H H..
rOeE ana inform iiffH
go A. ~, ia Richmond aui Darf.
vile. ani al stat 0Is u .s' .. '.-I
junction.
40jP H.. ria Richmond ans DsnrI.e
vill., ana al stations F..-. ~
Junction.
600 =. NJ, ria Richmond aut nsrfH', ff rAa'
cart AMI Mllt.-rN .e
AsRIvg At gf.HE.s.
g.iO A. a., r.d Auaun. Coa-. l..e. if.. " .-i'f
pocE al1 i1,stmeIlt. -A.
e.aD T.. N. ta ttanI.rtOlat iI..
s.l5 j. ", Ga kchm0n1 as l..r+
FarnfIl.l, ari go tttN..'
hoseIoy Junction.
STA. ". ria KAm1lI .fi nir.I.
~kiu4uaTtsr ar. Do I...
All trains daily except -au.fsy.
FOR tickets, Uagglgs-cfe. k-. ..r'..l
call upon 4. W. GAkBEh A't...r ..a.. 100
aud HlcamOnl auI UgasIA5
g. ~. Co., thlA4iah'
General itsselEe. Afefs
JAMES K WgEfd, 0suo. 81. Ninas q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
NORTH cARoLINA's THIRD DISTRICT.
The Population by COunties-The In
crease-WiImington and Fayetteville.

WASHINGTON. u. c August 2l.-The pop
dlation of the Third Supervisors district
OF North Carolina was given out to-day by
the Census Office "a 252, ST.. This IS an in
crease during the last census period OF 3d.
COZ. or 1886 per cent. The present popu-
lation of this district and the increase
during the last ten years is given by coun-
siea "a follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
RAsLSDAD EsIssN

FREDERICKSBU RG
III AND POTOMAC kAiLkOAQ-Scheiuis
commencing APRIL D, ls-y-t ssIern standard
dme
s.l2 4 NJ leaves Byri-sirsst station daily
fssps ONLY a. Ashland, Boutwell,, Nil
ford. aud Fredercssburg, Brooke 50 4
Nidewaisr. slsepos " Washington
and New York.
Ii:3e A. n. leaves byra-srocs ssanon daily, Ok.
except sunday.
ea5 p. NJ leaves Byrti-strss, siauoa daily
sleeper. kicb nOnd 10 New York
ANA. ~ arrives IS Byrd Street station d.itx
sleeper from New York
Esp. N arrives =, BIra,sgssI station daily
Bothss.i. and Ashland. sleeper fross
wAshiaxson and Nov YorG Doss NOS
atop a. EibA
scR. ~ arrives .. Byra-susss s,asiOa daily,
except SUNDAY.
ASHLAND rRAiNA
pAur nxcsrr susDAxa
esA. N. leaves kiba Arrives ~ Ashianiu
SooR NJ accommodation leaves Byrd ssrss,
station, arrives q AshlAnd st r. n
s;2+P n leaves hlbA arrives 81 Ashland al
7.Sr.H
se A. u .rri,'s sit~ Leaves Ashland ss'.'i
sSA n accom- notation arrives a. Rva
street. station: Leaves Ashland as':0
s:isa. u arrives - nss havss Asaiaaa ~
{. 4. TAYLOR rrsme Asaaxs.
\ L " MANA oeAarA 1xpsstatsaaenA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
IOILINS INSTITTTE. XIRGINIA.

L i for tho higher education OF young ladies',
oglipped az a cost Of siel. 900, employs tEenty-
five onicers ami teachers, seven OF whom arc
male professors, OF both American and Euro
pesn training. Languages, Literature, science,
Art, Music. G.ocutl0n, &C., ere taught under best
standard- For nearly a half century II hss COM
maHded public confidence without distinction OF
religious bsliofs 1870 feet above 500 level and
surrounded by picturesque mountain scenery,
II enjoys The further aivantsges oi mineral va
ters and A brartrg mountain climate. Attend
ance las, session. 209. from eighteen states. The
fortv-elghth session will open SEPTEMBER l1TH.
post-oflice and station, HOliins, Va
CHARLES If. COOKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Ia

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT = .E,aI
' COMPANY for tno saA,hOEh. fsAs .ss
Cheapest and most pleasant roul' O. ~
POiNI. YihGINA BEACH, NCfAI flkn,
NOkFOlK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEnS,
CLAREMONr, and JAAES0IrAR LAND
INGs by elegant saloon stoame: AHlhL
LEAVING Richmond EYkHT MONDAY. WEDShs-
Day, anf FRIDAY AZ A. n. Stroes-rars 20
directly TO steamers wharf. Fare 70 Ola Pom!
or norfolk. fi.tO. second class. 81.
Connections al Oli P0iat aud Norfolk closely
with all lines Tor northern cities, Nreiuis beacn.
gnf Ocean View same Afternoon. James river
~ daylight. GfesG toudsI Ina Cheapest
rOuts.
through tickets on steamer AMI ~ G1rboF'g )
Agency, iOJ Main street bsEgag5 checked
through. state-rcOms 0ngng'd for day or night
Fraixht received daily Tor NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH, Old POlNT. ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
Tic AID DANYlLLE. AMI fAkANlLLG AND
FOWHATAN X r. STATIONS, AID IA 3
TNGTOS. d. c., all p,iuts IA Rasteru North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, Goi all regular leLi-
ings on he James river, a. lowest rates and
through bills issued.
LUCISh Is. TArUM. V.ce-PrusiG enI.
No. III 1siu street AMI Rockets.
IgyIs wgIs GES Freight aa1 Passenger AzsaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
DErAsrURE OF sVEAsESs.
DHILADELPHIA, L c II (SRS&
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at l2 NJ. and every SUNDAY az
4 NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and FriaYs' steamers
received til 1870 8. NJ; for ,undays' steamer
tin L.. NJ. Saturday. Freight received daily al
T.. ".
Fare &C.
For further information apply y
J.. ". AcCARRlCK,
General Southern Agent. Ofice Rockets.
". CLYDE & CO.,
no General Agents, Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. PETERS
y BURG. YA.-The twenty sixth annual ses-
sion of this school for Boys begius lsr OF
OCTORER. Thorough preparation for lniyer-
sity Of Virginia. United states Military and
Naval Academies, and leading Engineering
schools For catalogue address W. 1OkpOS
MCCABE. Head Master. " y-e0d2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
ty9-W&F6w


YOUNG LADIES. WkBRENTON, VA,
eituated An Piedmont region Of Virginia on tho
Richmond and Danyile railroad, ffty-four miles
from Washington. A very successful school,
being entirely full tho pas. two years. EXCEL
lent buildings snd strong Faculty. Next term
begins SEPTEMBER II, 1880. For catalogues
addrcs. GEORGE e. BU TIER, 4. NJ, Principal.
" q-M ,FRSu3In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
RAILROAD LINES.

70 u 55azs2 az .ggs-Erl
DICHMOND AND DANVIITp
~ kAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN ggFECT JULYU.lt
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. Va.
40 A. n SOUTHERN EXPRESS. dsiy d, t,
lanis, Aggusts, sai pVinss souih r..-
meets - oreousDgrn' Tor Durham 81
haieizA; AZ Salisbury i0r Wee,
HOfh Carolina FSesngsrs can a.,
s.s9pef al 3, ". Thr0uzn si-s -,
from Danvillo SOUTH
GOA NJ ACCOMMODATION. daily. er...,
sunday % Clover. Vs., ani ma.
mefia9 pointN
100 A. N. ylsciSfA AND NORTH cAR0Lis.
EXPIRES, daily. through utIr Il,
ba'elgh rf1 keysVllle. lounrr.. 4.
Burseyiiie with norfolk ava Nr,t..
railroad Tor Farmriio. Lyartt..f
sn1 pols West. 81 hcysrUs ~.
shrEsylie, o1i0ri, hsB1srsoa. "a
500 P. NJ. FAsr MAIL. daily. Tor Atlanta A
fah'"' ana pyilt South. t1aar..i e.
AOlsisys Junction sith farnr f.
ami foThatal ralIrosi ~ D-., f.
boro. ior Duraap ant ks.e.gh AL
salisbury Tor WestsrB ho-fr i.r-
Ina lhrpuZn sioopers from Ia..
vile south.
COOP. NJ LOCAL csny. er.op. sunday. t.
Amelia cour.l0ass hni iu,erms. I'D,
pOiup'
TRAINS ARRIVE Az RICHMOND
az s.9 = : y y From Atlantis and AlsaHA
s4s A. NJ. From Amelia Courh0lsA
ga p. NJ. From Rsis.gh.
$50 r. ". Al Hslc4 as.er. from Clover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
VOCAL CULTURE
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.

htthe solicitation Of former pupils who wish
10 continue tbeir studies with her MRS. ALlC
SWAIS-HUNTER will spend one day OF each
week la Richmond 20 instruct a class IN VOCAL
Culture For terms address MRS. HUNTER,
12Ost. y street, ~ W, Washington, D. c.
au 22-eedlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAID

~ OEtOA4h A. - " Id EhN AAALr
SCHEDULE N EFgECr NAT1i. 1914
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK $50
LNsCHBUKA
LEAVE RICHMOND, brkn7IREat 81 A|.I.
$40 A NJ DAILY go Petersburg -kiehm ni 90
Norfolk fbr0 30 Erlrrsi -A..f 3d.
Norfolk i21 J.. 81. Stops dolly .i I..
tersbarg ang suffolk
uain, leaving Petersburg 80
Il. AMI arriving 80 NJrfolE sft b. ..
st0ps 81 III. sflurno.
eQA.H Daily, % Fet8-sDurE. Arrive H
ralcrsburg ll.ls A. n. Ma . .aaftf
Feterslurg l.l3 A. ". Or java.
vile. Lynch burg and 81 o4iua e.-.l
uuI MrlL
sap. 4. JallY - PeIersDnrs. Arrive ..
tersburg ..'jP. H., iBsvs Psisn.
81 P. ~ daily Ouuag N.r'.t
ll.2o p Y DAILY "a F5tersbarL Arrive i
Petersburg lf04 A.. a.. r.l1rf
4ia rrsia 40 b. having Potion. .f.
a. 1910 A.. x. f1s RarmF.a. LIU
pgrg. P1cauDgtsA Ell aA .l.aa
u.eoAN v. psily.r|l Burseviue. f0r Iarar.a
Lrn.bourg, tlr SOFIA. all hai
PULLMAN tLGhPih'flAf Ac~oAAJ.'
No. eping-car from Fs;orsotrs " hrff
Without chaasA lfaHes ie.1rsoars ft.f H
l..i0 =. ". All Lyncn1urg ~ Ao1phn go
Gus change
Memphis without enshsN
Itcsets. paxgsse-iletls. sat hu lrf.frs 10
enp 10 oDISinsd az hicnugui AL Iciln-t'i
railroad depot, 4. ". tsfDs--. .l9 ali. f.''s
nd a. no COMPANY, %, -, ~. eat Aii-tgss.
IS Dbl. .tNIl HH..
fa.t ..r .t..-
~. b btfI.I.
Genera Passenger 10 -
CBAHLnsg. BODY V.lo-Pr-aIsl-
Ssnsrsl once. R0aa9kA Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
old DOMINION STEAM rErA
~ SHIP COMPANY IN

--zsEsssls-.s
FOR HRW YORK
steamer Leave Richmond BfEHI - hsoAf
and FRIDAY a. T. NJ hanifeA! closed one
hour before sailing time.
Steamers loaye New York for Rlchmolf
yyKkY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 81 Z.
NJ. arriving ia Richmond kOSOAf and FIJI
DAY aQRNIRGs
Passenger Eccol modarons unsurp 1851
Cabin faro ~ New fork wa !hmsSrl'sr
route dnclLdin2 meals and Uerlhl...-....S ID
Round-uip pckeA. Limited - thirD dATs
Alter date OF x3GH. - w
6tos-eZa gitn Subsistence. .....-..--...-.-. D ~
StaerAgs, without sGDsistoncs- ..-...---... uJ
Cabin fare vs. Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
Nky....... .....-s.ss..s.. 80 --'- ~ W
CABIN fare VII Richmond and Petersburg
rzilroGl. 80. 49,. 1870. ~,
T1ctels eau DO obLsinod ai A. W. Gsrbers, .'jJ
Vain street.. CheaGpe1Ks anf ONO anu Elot-
moud and Petersburg topotA aud az 90 p@hys
orices. 1871 Main street. aud wnaei, Hocsssta
Frs.gh. forwarded and h-ou "a bills - iaIln<
iesued fJr p0infs beyond New YORK
Frrignl recslYed dbbY Until >. =. a
EA-seneers l.At4.- llc4nl0ld on NO "a :,
Tuesdays, WEDNEDAlS, THURSDAYS. Hni
SATUEDAls Uy the Ches1uelse 4n1 ONO rail-
WV ria Newport Nswsl az 52j T. H. aui Dy
Ei~bmoud aul petersbIrs rallr01I istni0 days
AZ 9.g5 r. NJ, Hili make connect ion at NUkFOLh
80, steamer !ngv.rg those day
George \. ALLEN Co. Agsnis,
10. 1911 Ialu sLrvo- All
suD COMPANY suhart koaIeits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Mrs. Harvey Caught Under an Overturned
wagon-Brower's Purchase.
fspeci.l telegram TO the Dlspatch.l

ISVecIhI ItItkFhTII 10 VI" I'IHI''F'' NJ
GRrESsBoRo', n. c.. August PA horse
driven by Mrs. ID. Harvey became trighten-
ed nj passing train near the city this morn
Sng and ran away. The wagon was over
turned and Mrs. Harvey caught under IT
and dragged a considerable distance until
the vehicle caught against tree, stopping
the horse. Mrs. Harvey lay under the
wagon insensible until passer-by came 10
her relief. She is badly hurt and her con-
ditiop Is serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

SPECULATIVE FARMS FOR sSsj
y SALE upon which investors can make -
safe and large returns:
3,5 ACRES on tho Brook pike, eight miles
from the city, $3.50
% ACRES on me Brosl-street road. two miles
from city, Sl00Q.
MANNING c. STAPLES s. CO.,
l'0iK Main street, opposite Antoni+
au 22-eod2i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
C,HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
y WAY COMPANY

~ WAY LnhtAHi
SCHEDULE ~ RFFECr frlYu.H)l
tE.yB klcuaosn
zoo A. ". Freight. except ,4llhY, 'h"
passenger uetsena M.ni.ai 90
soAM pn'I r. tor % Po.n. aai Nafs
pullman Car Wli.5 saip1ii = e''
Point
man Palace Car ui .l.1i 9 "-
Sulphur. All Pl.lmal slesi --I
los isvilig 20 Cilc.BuaA ga. At"
Richmond % llf.uI Ilftt 49,.
Pm. E4Uress daily f0r on Ys.l - n.'
fox. Pullman sleeping Car e.-.
nal % Ga Point Oh.
.so NJ. Accom- notation. except s4niah
CnarI0i. sylle. pn shtait'i
tram i.ls 20 ~tA-nl]l. .
Pm The 2 r. $. Limited lalT l-
e,seUlns Car OLA Pom, 3D. ..A
sold fesg lbuls irala. -ish li2ias p
AMI Pullmans CbAri0.gessii,e Z. 80
cinaan Ani Pu!ln an ~ Los'sn.A
rSkfss akRlys AZ glcnHOsl'
,gA.M VI. and es5 p. N. daily iron -
s.l5 A. NJ. daily, except sunday ifon
louesdle. on houiays if'-
coAm. and ?:ts p " daily from SlFi'.s
SoS y N. FreltnI from Cnar,o.seiytie, 49,
sunday. carries Passsnsefs, wa.
ssOPN, Prom White sulphur sa3 49,
Springs. except sunday
station: B.oad street near soycnioelil'
JANEs-RIygk DIVISION
CRichmond AMI Alleghany halfoAAl
LxAys RicHNoNA -
600 A. NJ. daily foe Lynchogrg, Letlas"'' ~
Chiffon Forge. 49,.
40 z. N. for LyRchuarg etceps ,uniAy. 80
ing Cag Tor Lyaea9aEs :
lsatss LynonDurs ~ 30 A
tOf Lexington 40 CilioA 49,
TRAINS Akkiyg AZ klchAo>R
$50 +. N. daily from cuhoa fefsa v,,.A
Sf0 A. n. sxesps sunday from ih.''
Lsx.astoa. sai LJncaDAfS
n. ~. FlALkN
osesral tassea4ef As'.-,
q W.6gAysss. General sapsxlasssassA ~"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
Y0RK-RIyER LlNE,yn WESTON,
TIE FAyomrg ROUTE NoRru
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LA r. AalAAA Af'ef4f.
TRAIN 10. %. ..D p. 80
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily 5K-art sunday st-,
At oil stations a. iesio- Nt1or colHr.a va
,tsge for ha.tsrIon. wish Baltimore s-ts.-stt.
West Point
TRAIN No 5i. ar.r e.
BAiTIMORE LIMIT 81. daily ak.e.t el-...
for West Point oQunsc.rs nIal
steamer. for Baltimore. At BALI rI".a ........
connect with Baltimore COD Onto Tall sd ..
Washington, Philadelphia. A1t SOP I...
steamers leave Baltimore B. %. %. ts..J. .f.s..
SUNDAY.
Trains auive al Richmond OILS A. N.alI...,
A. NJ.
TRAIS No I9. $50 s. N
local MIXED. daily except $50 ~ H..t
Tven,y-th'ri strees for Wee. ia.4. al ...,-
mediate points.
Tlcsoto1co Al station ZOOS " F.r2ls ....
Opeu =. " io . o. AZ. aul .rIn N. .. ..
A. d..
Guy ucsoto1ies-cornsr o. leaa a.I Boa
streets
sOL HAAS, JAS ., IAl
1r.rc Manager General pa .-eng.r tr..L
JOSEPH : POTTS. DiYisi3a passe.s'. ASA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

The excitement over the oil discovery
two miles from town few days ago con;
tinues una0ated. The owner of the land
Is boring for oil. and experienced oil-men
saw he will find 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
AUCTION Sales.--future Days
zxAL xs-ArE AT rEEvATE ssLE

LOR SALE, TWO COUNTRY O.
IL RESIDENCES. with either 800, 80. or 100 t-.A
acres each cottages for I've or six persons on
ths Richmond ami D1nyille railroad, seventeen
miles from Mchmond and within 80 % l,sW
wards from Dry-Brilgo depot, az which trains
stop. Those going 20 hirhmonf leave a. anu
n NJ. aud ~ 2:3) and { +. NJ, and return az 3 aud
II 4. NJ and az aud d r. ". Express, freight,
postal. aud telegraph facilities. tor mon 81
families dong business On the city this is an adj
uirable location. Apply io y. ". BONh hlcR-
mond. Va. or 70 CLAIBORNE WATKINS NJ Dry
bridge. au ---r,N uN n1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
A TLANTIC COAST Line

RICHMOND AND PErKRsSr3s .irsl1
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. Nayii. tf' ..at
u. Uaias On dis roai VIII rl1 tt I..lrk
TRAINS sOuIBWAhI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

Richmond....'8 A. ~ h1r'Iik..... ID
Richm0nd D. "a. Nar'Ilf .....
Norfolk 'Ht1AH. W1tm.lI.... .. h .
Norfolk .....',.l 2. b. kiohmolt.. -.l
.he trgius leaving kclmI li d. ttI ..
Norfolk Al b.. n. are sllIi ranH
these tE0 p0iuts. ana p1a.1uEars b..
without change % cara Close 'o4l. .'
also made as Petersburg ~ mo 3D. H '
from r,cnmgut al1 ils .D A. ST. EA.l
Norfolk.
Trains leaving Ncnm5nf at go a.
Il.eJ Il. n. Aud arriving AZ Richmond 4t
A. ana t.O5 T. A. mayo rIn.9 cgnuarr.
Petersburg % ani Fln faru'ii'i L]n'lbu
and southwestern poiutA
L. y. SICILY. sIpcrlatenisll
ET ID. HTasA General slpnr'ni'aiea-
T. n. kgHE8Is. General Passenger Ak4ni