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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
TIE TlNWARE WORKS
The CHARTER FOR THE SEWARD
COMPANY APPLIED FOR TO-DAY.
Probable Early Closing of tho YSsttersca
Cotton-Factory--The Tobacco crop
Nearly All Cut and Housed.
rorc.pondcnco Of tho Richmond ps.p.,ca.i

PrrrRsnuRa. Va, September II, 1890.
Application will be made 10 Judge Ber-
~n-d, of our Hastings Court, tomorrow
for n charter Of incorporation Tor the
Seward Tn-Works Company. The pur-
poses OF tho company are the manui@c-
ture and sale of tinware, metal goods anu
novelties in all ats branches. The capi'ai
rtock is TO be not less than $4,000 nor
moro than $4,000. The principal ONCE Is
20 be in Petersburg. and the oihceIs Ior
tbe first year asuamcd IN the charter, are:
President. Simon Seward; Nlce-Iresident.
" IA Seward Secretary and treasurer,
] W. Seward. The well known butter-dlsh
propertv on Hinton street has been pur-
chased by the company.
WITH ZIG DOCKET.
Undo u. VI. Bernard has returned from
his summer vacations. ana will tomorrow
omen the September term OF the Hastings
Court. with one of the largest dockets
known for many months.
n REPORTS Toe true there is n probability
Of the early closing OF the Batte~sea cotton
factory. located IN the extreme western
portion Of this city. and which mas been IN
nctive operation for great NUMBER OF
wears. The matter il seriously talked OF
among the owners. Recently the factory
had only been working on part uihe anu
gradually running on It's stock.
FIuF-cURED TOBACCO.
Tho second weekly sale Of fue-cured
Tobacco was made az the warehouse to-
day. The offerings were much larger thah
nj the first regular sale and the oiddlng
was very spirited. For some OF the high
or grades prices ranging from $50 TO So
Der hundred pounds were realized Inc
nfferinps were all of planters tobacco and
the sellers themselves were present at the
sales.
liz is estimated that the end of tins week
will find fully three fourths of the to-
bacco crop IN this section cut and housed.
The recent rains rather interrupted the
cutting.
DEMOCRATIC wARD-MEETINGs.
The CITY Chairman will call the Demo
cratic ward-meetings for Monday night
next 20 elect delegates TO convention 10
be held on Tuesday night which Will elect
delegates 10 the congressional nominating
convention. Petersburg Is entitled to
twenty-five delegates.
Rev. Mr.. Doggett. assistant rector OF
Grace church. has rendered his resigna-
ton, 10 take effect on the lst Of Novem-
Der. 10 is understood that he has accepted
a call 10 church IN Missouri. HIS reslg-
nation Will be regretted by the church.
EoBIS ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
rev- General. has gone away for stay OF
Ses weeks with friends in Abingdon.
succrssrUL NEPTUNE.

nov General, has gone away ,or s.ay VI
few weeks with friends in Abingdon
SUCCESSFUL. NEPTUNE.
Az the Winchester races Neptune. tho
ho,se owned by Mr.. James X. Maddox. OF
this place. succeeded In winning three
The Circuit Court still continues IN ses-
sion Amongst the cases that have come
mn during this term is the Bowen case. ono
ol the best known on the docket. which
has been pending since 1865. Nothing OF
any importance was done on IL. and 1t Will
bo AGAIN considered at the December term
OF the court.
A wELI-wATERED TOWN.
The water-works are completed and have
been tested and proved to he a complete
success. At one time it wasfeared that the
water supply would not be suiliclent IN
QUANTITY for the town, but now TINS DOUBT
has been dlssipated, and it Is safe TO say
that Warrenton in future will be one OF the
best watered towns in the country. Inc
springs from which the reservoir IS sup:
piled are situated near the summit OF
Watery mountain and seem to be mex
haustble.
IMPROVING AND IMPROVED.
Mr.. Charles VI. White, prominent, Young
LAWYER of this place, IS very Ill WIN
typhoid-fever, but Is gradually improving.
The Rev. G.. W. Nelson, rector or the
Episcopal church in this place, VINO mas
been away for some time visiting relatlHeS
in Clarke county, has returned, much I'M
proved in health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
KENNEDY DEFENDS HIS SPEECH.
The Committee Decides I'm Favor OF omis-
sion From the Record.


W,sFTyGroN, September IA meeting
of the House Judiciary Committee to-day,
called To consider the resolutions censur-
ing Representative Kennedy, Of Ohio. for
his speech against the Senate and Senator
QUAY and to expunge the speech from the
CONGRESSIONAL Record. was attended by all
the members Represe native Kennedy
was present and made statement IN de-
fence of his action and an argument 10
prove that the speech, as published in the
record. was within the requirements of
parliamentary law. The committee de-
cided. bv a majority that was large enough
to permit Mr.. Adams, of Illinois, to refrain
from casting a vote, he having already eX-
pressed his opinion of the speech and the
duty of the House on the floor, to report
tie resolution directing the Government
Printer TO omit the speech from the perlnai,,
ment copy of the Record The report Will
be made to the House this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY

II HESAPEAhE AND OHIO BALL
~ WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER E, iD
LEAys E,cHEos0.
700 A. Il. freight. orcoft sunday, Carries
passenger tetNeoa 20 shmoai aui
OOr1Onsri.lo.
$40 A. N. Daily Tor or Po.a. All Norf,,s.
Pullman Car White sulphur y Oi1
Point
ri:co A. u cypress. daily Tor Cincinnati PAN.
man Palace Car Oi poIrt fo WHO
sulphur. ali f1l.mea Shopper Char
lotr,v!l.e - Cincinnati Chair Car
hlDlmHU 4 o. Iff.. IOryn.
$50 p. ". express ialy ilr Ola "..nf Al N0r-
fois. Pullman 7i0.giuy or llnc.a ~
nat 'O ca Point
40 P. ~ Accommo ia.i'n, except sunday. Or
Chariot 'sV.ila.
$50 z. Il. IhoF.Fy =. Mmusi Tally Puil-aa
Shopping Cor DIi Point - en- -inlasL
Soiia y7sutu.s ra.n, FiW Dining Car
and PGiimaus thAr.9ssessi.e % ia.
oinnsn snd pullman - Lo4aviNs
TRAINS lgEiys Az RlclE1SD.
RS A. ". aud rs P. Y. ialy from cin-aasa
e.l5 A. ". daily, erceps SIniay, from char
lot'e-sile.
to.-0 A. " ani -.i5 T.. ". daily from Norfolk
DO =. NJ Frei-ht from Cia-'0ti',vIls, cEcopt
sunisr, carries pas- .uerrt
Station: Broad street Do 'ar Seventeenth
JAMgs-RIyEk Division
Rlchm0ni ani AleglaaT ha.lrasil
LEAVE HICHsOEn
500 A. ". daily Tor Lyn-hourg. LeE'1s:on. aaf
Cfe0n Forge.
.2o z. VI. for yuchJurs eKcest isE s'rap-
ting COR fsr LyLrl. 4rs A traa
leaves LyEcnburg httIl a. 81. dauy
Tor Lexington ani N.f..l f.rg.
rRAIss ARktyz AT RlCIE1s1
$50 p NJ. daily from Clifton tcrse.
40 A. 4 e1ccps sunday from clifton f.rg.
Lexington. ahi LYnchDr.
station. EiGhle ans Canal streets.
d. ". FULLER.
General Passenger lfs.t
q. W. SrzygSs. General 5upsuntsn'Hrl irW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
SOUTHERN IRON MAKES STEEL.
Important Event-A Successful Casting
from Southern Material.

CHArr ,NooGA, Tenn, September 1.-THE
most important event in the industrial de-
velopment of the South occurred yester-
day IN the successful casting of steel from
southern material by the Basic process.
The result clearly demonstrates that
southern iron Will make steel and ex-
plodes the notion that the iron contains too
much PHOSPHORUS TO be used for this pur-
pose. The first cast of twenty-five tons
was made in the presence of "A large crowd
and was of a superior soft low-carbOn steel
finely adapted for structural work. 4 Sc
cond furnace will be put IN operation IN
thirty days. The great Importance OF this
event is the fact that it affords market
for the lowest grade of southern iron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
INDICTMENTS FOUND.
Murderer Identified and Arres'ed--a
Wounded Negro Wontt Say Who
shot Him.
rsneclal Telegram to the Dispntch.l


JyScuprng. Va. Septemhcr 1.-THE
United States grand jury to-day returned
true bills Of indictment IN the following
cases: United States rs Walter Thomas,
Of Flovd county. illcit diStilling; same rs.
j. Franklin Thomas, of FLOYD county. per
Jury: same as. j. W. Thomson, Henry
county, perjury. Not true bllls were
returned IN the following cases: George
UofanCer, of Roanoke county, aiding In
removal of spirits; Il. c. Boon. OF Roanoke
county, unstamped spirits. TWENTY-FIVE
more cases are to be considered by the
grand jury among them that of Thomas
Groves Of this city, sent on for passing
counterfeit money.
REQUIsITION PAPERS APPLIED FOR.
II is believed that jim Scott. the colored
man who killed whit youth by the name
Of Byrne and shot two other boys on the
Amherst bridge some eighteen months ago,
has been arrested and identified in Flo
renee, Ala The Governor has been applied
to for requisltion papers and Scott will be
brought back here for trial. The killing
Of the youth was most cOld-bloOded MUIR
der.
THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.
A mass-meeting Of the colored people has
been called for Friday night To consider
the question of attending the national
celebration of Emancipatlon-day IN RlchI
that several colored speakers from Rich
m0nd and other points will be present.
Those az the head of the movement; claim
that there is no political significance IN the
move.
NEGRO DEsPERADO CAPTURED.
a negro desperate named Edgar White
head got into a dispute with "a small white
boz from the country on Twelfth street
this afternoon over a watermelon. The
boy becoming scared. jumped out OF his
wagon and ran. The negro drew pistol
aud shot at him twice, but II Is not be-
leved that he was hit. but the boy has
never been seen since and II IL thought
that he left the city. The negro ran also,
and gave the police long and exciting
chase before he was cap tured.
REFusEs TO TELL WHO SHOT HIM.
negro man wac found on Federal street
early this morning by the police with two
very dangerous gun-shot wounds, one
in the left side near the heart, and the
other in the hip. lie refused positively to
give any information IN regard TO who shot
him, or anything about the case. Tho
man - IN a very dangerous condition and
il Is thought he will die.
Sam Jones continues 20 draw immense
crowds and the tabernacle is crowded TO
sufocation at every service. The crowds
OF country people flocking in TO hear the
great evangelist have been simply marvel
Gus. The city is thronged with strangers.
James l.. Lewis, of the firm of Jennings
Lewis, who were burned out here on
SUNDAY night. was married TODAY III APP
pomattox county TO Miss Lima Hannah,
daughter OF Captain William NJ. Hannah.
Lewis lost his wedding suit when his store
WIS burned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
JANES-RIyEk DIVISION
.hmgni ani A,leglaaT ha.lr.sA
DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
IN. Etrf HnAn

HI kAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN KFFKCr JULY T.tpn
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA
$50 A Il. SOlI THEM Expires. daily, - A.
lanta, Augusta. sli poinis Souti- cnr-
meets 80 Greensboro flr Durham anf
Raleigh. az Salisbury flr Wrsi8rl
Norm Carolina Pss-eugers can latf
fleepor Ai g. v. Through tsep'u
nom Dauvile south.
ceAM. ACCONMODATiON daily. err-i
sunday, % Clover Va. ani ilier.
mediate p0inal
100 A. ~ NIR6INlA ASD NORTH CAROLINA
EfPEK7s, daily, through uaiu
kaioigh 80 hcysTl.le. Connects 81
burAeFille wish Norfolk anI hest.r1
railroad flr FarmVie, LYurht4rE
AMI po.ns West. at keysvu3 90
taEKsVle, OKiori, henderson, Ali
Durham.
500 P. n. gAsr NAIL, daily. flr Atlanta, An.
gusiB, ga1 points south. tvnurrs A.
Boi-lcJs Junction siih FarmFIi
and FJWha,an AIrosI rs Hrs5at-
lor0' f1r Durham All ks.o.yl Sc
Salisbury Tor Western N0rtn tar-
lima through sleegers fr0m Dal'
Vile South
cop N. LOCAL, daily. except sunday, rr
Amelia Courthouse ani !atsrluei.A.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
RAILROAD LIN IN.

DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IL PINES RAILROAD SCHEDULE station,
Twenty-siRth and = streets. Electr!c-cars con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
'N>>''' BY George s. vssnoh & Son.
Real Estate Auctoneers.
north Tenth street

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW
FRAME TENEMENT DWELtiSG Nv: yiS
WEST CANAL STREET, WITH LOi i9xiW
FEET. MORE OK LESS, TO kiChMoSD, fnED,
ERICksBURG AND POTOMAC hAILhUAup o.. OK
TRACK, SAID PhOphhr Pc
ING ON THR SOUTH LINE or Sn "a; al
STREET, ANDias FEET WEST or Ins r.
LINE OF JEFFERSON sTkKEr.-by vlrt.e OF a
decd OF trust exocuted to tho undersigneu 'rus s
toes by E1mira j.. Eaton. recorded IN tne NIoIAs
once Of the Richmond Cbspcory Court III oeo..
Book 1873 Z, page 35t, 10 secure 70 the 'tanI.o
Perpetual Buildng-Fuud Company the pay
ment OF certain moneys therein specine1 or re-
ferrod TO- default having been mane IN the ps'
mont thereof, and being thereto required oy tue
hoard OF Directors Of tho said The dranite fef-
potual Building Fund Company, VIC VIII on
MONDAY, sxPrssBgR %. 1890
a, $50 O'Clock p. W.. proceed 20 sell .. pnnlic
auction, on the promises. THE FkofHhii
ABOVE DESCRIBED.
THIS property consist OF lot with now o"eli-
ing OF about nine rooms In good order, snI IS
located in direct line Of tbs growing anu I'M
proving part OF This city. .o,.,.,,
TYgvs: Cash a. O. expenses and 2i.S2b-a. oai-
ance upon such terms - rlsy b. announces a.
salc. hDn AID :. h,,2n'
GEORGE ;. VAShoN, Js.
s,t7 Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

a TLANTIC COAST LINZ
RICHMOND AND PETgRsBC2i kAILRJA1
TIAsTABLA
Commsncinz SUNDAY, se,. Per - -
bC5P M.ualas on ghis rDsi 49, r4a As i9!isfa
TRAINS SJCfhhAHD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
BY A. T. Catlin.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

CNALL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
> WITH ONR ACRE or LAND ATTACHED,
AT PUBLIC AUCIlON.-I VIII sell o. auction %
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18Th.
az -. O'Clock p. ". on the premises, tue ] No-
STORY FRANZ DWELLING, located on the
west side Of echanicsylLle turnpike immedi-
aieiy beyond the first t0lgate
This property has been recently pat ~ THOR
ouch repair, and VIII make u very desirable r.
sidrnc' for small family.
some large prices have recently been PAD for
property Ia this Immediate ueighborhoo1. ana
it IL reasonable 90 suppose that large advances
viii be obtained over the pcs-eat market
TERMS: Very long time viii he given y one
fourth OF tie purchase price - paid IN cash
Z. A. CATLlN,
SO Is Aucaouter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES ELECTED.
Close of the Observation-Disclosures Sunday
school Association.
rsnocInl telegrem % the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Disp1tch.l
AsuEvnIE. n. c.. September 1.-THE
Young Mems Democratic Club Of Ashe-
VILE was reorganized last night. The
meeting was large, enthusiastic. and har-
monious. over two hundred names were
enrolled. Ten delegates TO the state Con
yention Of Democratic Clubs at Raleigh
were chosen.
WORTHY AIMS AND OBJECTS.
The District Convention of the State
INSTRUMENTATION Sunday-School Asso-
citation closed last night. The association
IN North Carolina was formed in 1873 by
seventeen persons, meeting in Raleigh.
Now seventy-nine counties arc lntesested.
Its aims are a Sunday school within reach
of every home, convention once year
within reach Of every teacher, an organi-
cation in every township. and visit Of
every house. The convention Just closed
shows progress towards these aims.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
40 A

az az q W. " From Atlanta AMI Aagai"A
a4j A. n. from Amo.iA Courthouse
40 ,. VI. From ka.siEl.
5:35 T.. n. A. Manchester. from llJTsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
wARRsNToN's SEASON CLOSED.
Colonel Tom Smith breakfast. Senator
Dsniei-Thc Departing bellies
WAERFSION. SeDtember M 1901

fcorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WAEREsTos, September 10. 1890.
Warrenton has been recently visited by
some very distinguished men. amongst
whom were Senator John W. Daniel,
Colonel Charles Marshall, Of Baltimore, and
Representative Clark from Mobile. Ala.
ON Sunday morning Colonel Thomas Smith
gave breakfast in honor Of Major Daniel.
The summer visitors are fast disappear
fafl esrb. On Monday Miss Kerr, Miss
Williams, and Miss Poe. all Of Baltimore,
1T the town, to the regret OF every oDs.
Mis- Music Scott. daughter Of the After.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
THE TRACKS MUST 90.

The fall term Of the CiTcult Court Tor
Alexandra citv-Judge keth-will COM
mence on Monday next and it Is expected
that the city Will then take the first steps
to compel the Alexandria and Fredericks-
burg railroad TO take up their tracks on
Henry street. A hard fight Is expected
nrnr the question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
nAY1NG prNI1FNTIARY.

The Board Of Directors of the Penitentiary
met to-day and submitted to the Governor
a very favorable report of its operations
during the past quarter, showing that the
receipts continue to exceed the expendl-
fureS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
NORFOLK MAYNARD.
Its Good Order and Excellent Working
Condition-Ahead of New York.
,c.-..-....s.... -, ,ba Df,hront Diauat~h
NoRroLK. September n. ls9O.

NORFOLK, September II. 1890
The Dispatch correspondent paid spe-
rial visit to the navy-yard this morning.
The ward IS undoubtedly in rs good order
as any navy-yard or private ship-building
yard in the country. and was never IN bet
Ter condition Tor turning out trst-class
work. and visiting experts express the
opinion that no better work can be turned
out anywhere in the country. II Is hardly
nine months since the keel of Cruiser No.
: was laid. and she is now making a splen-
did showing. The Texas has now 600 tons
of material In her. and 1t Is going IN at the
rate % ninety tons a month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
BY Frank d. liill n Cos
Real Estate kucti0noers.

yEyRUSTEE'S SALE OF MEDIUM
SIZED AND COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWEILiNG-HOUsE No. s01 SuhIh Nv ~ / l =
SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN n MD -
STREET~-By virtue Of deed OF trust from \.
*. Pryne and wife. OF record IN Clerk oflce
of richmond Chancery COur.. Decf-t0ok II. IS
page 4j1, default having D"en made 10 the pay
mcnt OF u certain note therein secured, Gul
having been requested 60 70 DO 10y ins hraeH-
ciaries In -aii deed. we vii sell AZ public aue-
ton, on he promises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1900
al O'Clock T.. NJ, ihe REAL ESTATE described
"a above. Tho HOUSE Is nearly new ANA eon-
,aiu- about six rooms besides other Improve
ments and il in good repair The LOT fronts
81 6-lg foet by i32 feet 10 an alley in common ID
feet wide. This IS your opportunity % purchase
q snug home.
TEENs: Cash. for expenses q sale ani nota
s2a21, with interest from July 2, 1891 f2--o
January :. 1884,. t2G.23 July 8, l@l, AMI t,aj due
July :. 1891; balance on terms announced GA ia!
% sale. LOl i kAN LlNt''
L. RAND. WEXFORD,
seM Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
DISSATISFIED ALEXANDRIA.
Demand for n New Count Which VIII GIVE
Population OF 1900.
-. ~ "a -, nd nlznafch1

Correspondence OF tho hichrnohu Dlhpb'V"'I
ALEXANDRIA. September II, 1880.
The determination on the part Of some
of klexandria's citizens who are dlssatis-
fed with the returns made BY tho Census
bureau in regard TO the population of this
place will. it is believed, lead 70 the town
being listed again by supervisors appoint;
ed by the City Council. The Council VIII
no doubt be asked to have the census OF
the town taken in order TO take IN those
portions OF it that lie outside OF the corpo-
ration lines but are still parts OF AleNan-
dria city. The population Of the town
with these parts taken in is estimated at
IL. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
pILAroEY CONTAGIOUS.

This would be greatly exceeded If the
contractors could be made 10 deliver ma
terial according 20 contract. IL has been
next to an impossibilty 10 get the con-
tractors 20 deliver material az wanted.
Schedule after schedule remains untitled,
protest after protest forwarded. and little
or no prospect Of any Improvements. Prac-
tically no new steel plates have been re-
ceived for over three months. yet the Nor
folk navv-yard is considerably ahead of
New York on the new ships
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY r. b. Chaf1n & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

AUCTION SALE OF
Il HANOVER FARM KNOWN As ROSE HILL
WITH DWELLING AND OTHER BUlLDiN1s
THEREON, CONTAINING 100 ACRES, mOhh
OR LESS, ABOUT one MILE FROM MECuhn-
ICsviLLE AND ABOUT SIX MILES NORTH
EAST OF RlCHMOSD.-By virtue OF q deco OF
trust from James w. Ran and Jonathan hrnch-
baum, dated November \. 1885. recorded In nan
over County Court Clerks once, Deed-book y,
page i02, and at the request Of the benenciery,
default having been made In tho payment OF lho
notes secured thoreln. will sell by public auc-
ton, ut Mechanicsyille. In said county, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, $780,
nj 70 o'clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND described
In said deed "a all that certain parcel or uscb
OF land. together with all the buildings ana I'M
provements thereon. rights, ways. ami sppurte-
nsnces thereto belonging. lying and being ia me
county OF Hanover. state Of Virginia, about one
mile from MecbanicsYilie and about six miles
northeast OF Richmond. containing 100 acres,
moro or less, and known as Rose NIL"
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of executing tho
trust and TO pay sos, with interest from Noyeu-
her ], 1889, and si2 balance on note duo May Il,
1887, and any taxes duo balance on terms an
nounced st sale. r. II. CHAPLIN, Trustee
seis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

EOR SALE, MEADOW BOY ~
IL (sTAkpARD AND REGlsrkhHp,. ss nx
Count wilkes; rrst dam Msude hui ~ la a.,
wood; second dam by Clarke Chief .nau sr%a
by Downing by Messenger. fi''oo ia sno-s
high. sound, Just broke 20 harnes'. csait Tcr
great promise OF speed. sold ior no
further particulars address .otcouRE.
m1An Boz isa Dauvills. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
DxrARrUnz oE srEAsRRs.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATS, &c AL
Y COMPANY FOR the sEAsHOkE. sss1AN -sss 2.
Cheapest ant most pleasant route Z, vLD
POINT. YlhOINA BEACH. OCEAN NlhM'
NORFOLK .PORTSAOU I'll. NEWPORT NEe -
CLAREMOST. and JAEEs-hI'Hk LASD'
MOS by elegant saloon steamer AhlLL
leaving Richmond Nv NAY MONDAY, " EDN Is
DAY, and FRIDAY at A. N. otreet-cars -
directly 10 stssmers wharf. Faro ~ OH Point
or Norfolk. $50: second class g..
Connections az Old Point ani Nor'olk Closely
vi,h ali lines for northern cities, Frginis heH-h.
sud ocean View same afternoon james river
by daylight. Great tourist linA Cheapest
route.
Through tickets on steamer and AZ Careers
Agency, 1000 Main street baggage checkf1
through. stato-rcoms engaged Tor day or ght
Fretght received daily Tor NORFOLK. FOAI >
yor,TU. OLD POINT. ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DASyILLE, sni FAkhVlLLa AND
pOWHATAN X. X STATIONS, aud WASH
INgTOS. D. g., all points IA RasIern horsn
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, sni all regular lani-
ings on tho james river, 81 lowest rates anl
through bills issued.
LUCIES B. TATUM, Vice President,
No. Iu7 dslu street ant hockettA
IRWIN WEls.GEE freight aud Passenger AgenS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
RAILROAD LINES.
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LNARMVILLE AN POWHATAN
\ RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE 703 EASr MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT AUGUST 4, 1880.
LEAVE RfCHsOsD.
a15 a. NJ, rfd Atlantic Coa-. line Ter bermufh-
s.l3 I. NJ, va Atlantic Coast Line Tor Winter
pock and intermediate s,a.iOne.
60 A. NJ, ga Richmond and DsnVilie, Tor Farm
vile, ana al stations ives, OF hosolsy
Junction.
300 p. NJ. uia Richmond and Dsnyilis Tor Rnrra-
shic, AMI al. stations gosi 81 h0soisy
Junction.
600 2. NJ. pia Richmond ani D1nrillo, for sEin-
qartor AMI Niufcrl0cg.
ARKiyg At RlCHs0sD.
9;i0 A. NJ, ia Atlantic Coast Lae, from Winter
pock nnG Intermediate stations.
eco +. NJ. ga Atlantic tOa-t iiae r fn Born ufA
a45 A. ~, ia Richmond nod DanYlli-, froa
farmFile, and AL stations wet a
Sosclev Junction.
s45 A. ", TIA hhmoni sni Dangiie, from
skin0Garter and HiutergocN
All trsins daily except rgllay
Por tickets, baggsge-cneck-, urlo-t.bie.. &c,
call upon A. W. GAhBRK. AiIsnue Coast Tine,
aud Richmond AMI DaDyllls Iaplt..
Y. n. BrCAfNGHAy
General Passenger Agent
JAMES X WgRrI. General Manager. aus