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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
BY y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Real Estate Auciloneer.
v A u A b l. Il
wEsT-BRoAD-sTREET LOT,
WITH
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
FOR SALE By AUCTION.

To wind up an estate am directed 10 sell by
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH -, 1890,
A. AZ o'clock F. b.. the VERY VALUABLE
WE-T. BRO AD-STREEr LOT. with Al Oid brick
dwelling thereon, situated opposite ElbA rta-
ton between Munf0rI and Gilmer streets. 'front.'
ing a.. feet and running back i33 ieet 10 an
alley.
There are on tho north side ~ Broad street
beyond Brook avenue moro good sioros tLan
there are on the south side. and they bring sats-
factory rents.
Remember that Broai-s,reet property sieadi-
". surely, aud rapidly grows IN value. 80 one
has ever lost anything on that street, but on inc
contrary all have made money by buying there'
aud AS its popularity j. daily increasing have no
hesitation in recommending this Lot 10 IN
vestors.
TgRus; Reasonable. and ~ eale.
Be on the ground promptly. and | Will keep
you but few minutes.
NH 10 y. w. BOWIE, Aucuoneer
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ors oftbe Board Of Managers did not make
the slgncr personally liable. Inc case VIII
ba carried TO the Supreme Court.

Two freight trains we're wrecked on the
Nn,sbern central railway at Trout Run.
Pa. Tuesday afternoon, resulting IN the
almost total demolition OF i. three pre-, ilocomo-
tycs One train drawn s ~ Two wS Ioeo%o.
uEeS. w ra9 INTO II at high rate Of speed,
o . ,hroa locomotives coming together
, .ne fr,ehtful crash. The train-hands
wvola ,H; the impending danger in time TO
i nm and no one was injured. The broken
Jun and DIN mereHandise were piled up on the
tr, for one hundred feet. totally block
inc travel for six hours. One train con.
sisted of twenty-six cars OF cattle, but
none of the animals were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
AUCTION sALEs-This D.y.
by Timberiake & Frsyser. AuctIoneers,
No. l41i east Main street


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
L WINES, BRANDiEs. WHIsKEYs IMPORT
~ AND DOMESrICl, CIGARS IMPORTED
AsD DOMESTIC. INJURIES, HORSE,
WAGON, AND HARNESS; HORSE, PHAETOS,
AND HARNESS, Vt PUBLIC AUCTION.-By
virtue OF deed OF trust executed 10 mo ~ trus-
tee by Crnmp Il Cox, duly recorded In tho
clerks offico Of the Csncery Court OF the city OF
Richmond. shall proceed TO sell az public suc-
ton, on tho premises. No. lll0 east Main street,
y" THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1870,
at 10 A. NJ, tho STOCK AND FIXTURES Of
Crump & Cox. consisting Of CHOICE AND Sc
LRCTRD STOCK " WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN,
RUNS, WINES. CHAMPAGNRS. CORDlALS,
CiGAhS, ETC., etc., embracing the following we'll.
known and established brands Of CIGARS-tO
,ut: Mario Ant0inettc, Hamilton, villa Clara,
New West-hnd, Monogram, Farmers Choice.
Banner. CiignOt, Lolita, and other choice brands,
mud tho following BANDS OF CHOICE WIS
KEYS: Roanoke, Cream Of Anderson, Old Private
stock. Powhatan CluD. Imported Irish and Scotch
Vhiskeys, etc.
OTARD, DUPUY & CO.'S IMPORTED FRENCH
HoCnHEIMER. EEIRSTRINER & LAUBBN-
HEIMRR IMPORTED RHINE WINE;
I case IMPORTED ST. JULIEN and other FINE
WINES too numerous 20 mention:
1 lot IMPORTED G. & G. GINGER ALE;
1 lot EXPORT and IMPORTED LAGER BEER
BENEDICTINH. CHARrRACsE, WEYMOUTH,
and othor LIQUEURS;
1o0OCOO assorted NEW COEKS:
NEW IMPROVED CORk;SG- AND GAPING
MACHINE;
HALLS NEW IRON SAFE;
1 FINN HORSE AMI elegant new city-mAde DE-
LIVERY WAGON AND HARNESS;
lFINE FAST MAKE-yOuug. sound, and rella-
ole; -
PHAETON AND HARNESS good as now;
/ NICKLE SHOWCASE AND COUNTER;
1 fine set Of COPPER MEASURES AND FUN
..,,i,G,iF orrtCP sTnvr &C.
Tho trade arc particularly invited 20 attend
this sale Al VI the goods are new AMI selected
with great care. Families desiring such goods
as are herein enumerated Will do vel 20 attend.
TrKNs At sale. ". Ii. BEN FRIDGE,
Trustee.
In order 70 accommodate parties who desire IN
purchase the Horse and Wagon, and Horse and
Pnacton We will sci. the samo At II o'clock ".
w. h BEVEklDGE, Trustee.
TrstsRLAEE & FRAYsER, Auctioneers.
mni5
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Horribly and Fatally Crushed.

LYScsBUEo, March 19.--Dodge Bryant.
an employe Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad, was run over and crushed 10
death this morning in the yards just below
the city. He was standing on the track
with his back towards backing freight
His body was horribly mangled and he
died almost instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Delegates TO the General Methodist Con-
ference.

In the Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, dele
gates 10 the General Conference. IN st.
Louis IN May were elected, as follows !:
Clerical Delegates-R Rev. Samuel Rodgers,
of stanton, Va. Rey. Ramsey Smithson.
of Winchester. Va. Rev. James s. Gard
ner, OF Charleston, w. Va; Rev. John A..
George L. Hill. Of Aiessndria, Va; c. i.
Diggs, Of Baltimore; 4. Il. fishburn. of
Roanoke, Va, and 4. j. Magruder. of Bal
timore
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. sc.
C. L. DEHoos, Il. TUPPER, Js.. II. L DKsoos.
DENOON, UPPER & CO.,
REAL RsTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs.
No. s2l MAIN STREET.

We are prepared to carry on the real estate
business in all ito branches Special attention
given to the collection OF rents AID to securing
tenants for vacant property. Loans made on
city and suburban reslty az lowest rates and
charges. Property sold publicly and privately.
.uh
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CONTINUED.
The Standardization Fight Over a

SneciaI telegram to the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
FRyprRrcKsnURa. Va, March l9.-R. A.
Shaeklett was indicted at the regular
monthly term of Stafford Court for felo-
niously aud uniawfplly cutting Wallace
Berndon on February 18th. His bail was
also continued. II will be remembered by
the Dispatch readers that this Indictment
IL the outgrowth of the difficulty in which
these two young men became involved
over dog and some hogs, which resulted
in young Herndon being fearfully cut with
a knife and Shacklett being terribly beat
en- about the head with weight. from
tho effects of which wounds both are
yet suffering. Herndon being unable TO
leave bis bed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE
AT AUCTION or
VALUABLE Farm IN HENRIco COUNTY
AND
NICE BUILDING LOT IN RICHMOND. VA

Nv virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court OF
the city OF Richmond In thu suit OF Scott, guar
dian, "a Lewis 81 ala, entered March ., 1872 tho
undersigned, ~ special commissioner. VIII sell
Mt public auctioB-fo wit:
/. That TRUCK FARM In IIenrico county, on
tho head waters Of the Chicsahominy. near tho
Surir zneld rosd, about ten miles from toe CITY
OF Ricnmond. bounded by the lands OF William
Davidson. Armour. and others, containing
SEVENTY ACRES, on which Is FRAME
DWELLING. &c. a. Henrico courthouse,
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1880, Ar IL O'CLOCK N.
. That LOT OF I-ASD in tho city 81 Richmond
fronting twenty feat on the north eide OF Goddln
street, running back between parallel lines
seventy shree feet, on the premises, at O'CLOCK
i. ~, .u
TErss: One third cash balance on credits
Of six and twelve months. negotiable notes. with
interest added. for deferred payments, and tue
retained until sll 81 the purcnase-money mas
been paid and q conveyance ordered ~ mo
Court CHARLES r. WIZ bLS,
Sale by LOUIS RAWLINGS, Auctloneer
scorr, GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST Lswls,
&c, DBgsEDAETs-IS TAG CHAhCRRr COURT
or rms CITY or RIcHAOSD.
+ Charles w. GOddin, clerk of said court. cer-
tify that the bond required Of the special com
m SO onsr by tho decree IN said cause OF Marth
3. 1890 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day VI March,
1870. ....,,,..
NH 10 CuAhLbo W. bODblN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20

TOR RENT, TWO COMPLETES
q FLATS on south Third street-large, LII
high-pitchei, airy, light rooms: newly painted
aud papered. Separate gas and water arrange
ments on each floor. Apply at lis south Third
street NH l6-iw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20

The cheapest and best remedy on earth
for pain 10 Salvation Oil. Only - cents
Q bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20

TVRUSTEE'.5 SALE OF VALUABLE
1 FRAME hOUSEAND LOTAT The SOUTH
FAST CORNER or CATHERINE AND HENRY
sTREETS.-By virtue OF decd OF trust
dated March T., 1885, nom E. ). Ihacker 70 the
undersigned trustee, recorded in the Richmond
Chancery Court, Deadlock 100 G., paso =, and
yyhereas default has been made ami bong re-
dulred so to do, Will sell on tho premises. on
FRIDAY, MARCH n, 1890,
et 3 O'clock 7. NJ, that HOUSE AND LOT IT the
southeast corner Of Catherine aud Henry streets,
fronting 8s, feet on Henry street and running
back between parallel limos " feet
TERMS: BY consent Of al parties, one fourth
cash: balance IN six, twolye, and eighteen
months. interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust lie ROY T. BROWN.
Trustee.
j. THOMSON BRowN & Co.. Auctioneera
NH is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR TOBACCO.

DROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO
J. FEBRUARY IS, le9a.-SEALED PROPOSALS
endorsed " Proposals. for Tobacco 10 DO opened
April !, 1890" Will be ecoiyed from manulac..
turers or regular dealers only al the Bureau Oh
Provisions and Clothing Navy Department.
Washington, ID. c., until ~ O'Clock noon APRIL
/, 1870, ana publicly opened Immediately there
after, for the supply on ,r eefore NOVEMBER 1,
1880. az the hayward. New York. OF eighty
thousand $1,000 pounds OF NAVY TOBACCV.
Proposals must DO made Ia duplicate upon blank
forms which VIII be furnished by tho bureau OF
mast BE- rlisd ont as fadtcaisd by The blank Tic
bids decided By lot Samples OF the standard
TOBACCO VIII be furnished upon application 70
this bureau. Tho department reserves the rigns
olls - ths 0overnnaRk 70 2-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
RAILROAD Ifrp.

ia n $500 zy9TEg wx;1
RICHM0ND AND DANVTr
~ RAILROAD. '"L2
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT PRBgu,rv
TRAINS LEAVE RICHYONn
$50 A. N. SOUTHERN FYPggss 80 "a:
anna Augusta, and polnps,.. = -
nocts A. oreensnor0' for fta., n go
hslsigh; a salisbury ~ - ~
Eortn tAI0,,nA f.sle1gs-s 90
rom Daoyil.e ,og,b '1f'9sa 'ls,5.,
60 A. NJ. ACCON8OOATION. Ia,
sunday v Clover. Va. a., 'i'.,i
modal, pOints ''i 49,.
hoo A N. giHGIsiA AID NORTH c,y,..
EAfkh-s. d.iiy, through IA
haioisa ~ heysglIe 60 .
BufreVlle with Nlrfos "a - -
railroad Tor FarmVle. f,-.. IN
and points West. Al K.,,. ~,
ClarEsgille, OIf0ri, Hens.,..a -
Durham. 7,', a,f
500 r NJ FAST MAIL, daily, for lr,...
gusie, ani points SJ4fn. 60 -
boselcys junction NJ IT,. ,"
aud P0Nhs'np ralroai A. ..'s
ooro. Tor Durham ant r,i.... -.
salisbury f0r Wos,o.n So,
ma ma s Trough s'ooge" ir.1 a.,
600 p. NJ. LOCAL, 1siiy. ozr.q: -...,.
Amelia Courthouse 1a1 .a.-sr' =, I.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s s:,S 4 =. " " From Atlanta AMI ,l..,A
Sl5 A. " From Amelia Couf.a..,.
80 p. NJ. From Bs.sigL
BIS Y. NJ. A. Manchester. from Clover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
ByJ Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
lll3 Main street
DROAD-STREET CORNER STORE
ID NORTHEAST CORNER OF SMITH
STRES1)
AND
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS
IN RgAR ON SANE LOT AND FRONT on
SMITH STREET.

We Will Soil AT puOlie bAi tAAV
on
TUESDAY, MARCH 25rH,
a., sP NJ, that DETACHED TWo-sToRY
STOCK.BhICK CORNER STORE AND DWELL
IN, No. 52i west Broad street, corner OF smitn
street The lot frouts23 feet inches by depth
OF 100 feet 10 "A wide alley. The store, which -
modern In style and substantially constructed,
has an iron column front encafed IN wood
large pool-room in rear. sn excellent cellar. and
oil connections with city calyerte. gas. and
water. The upper portion OF the store contains
four desirable and Well-arranged dwelling
rooms. la the rear OF the lot there are
TWO FRAME TENGMEN +,
Nos. s09 and gil Smith street. having three rooms
each, and occupied by good and desirable ten
ants: making in all on this most desirable cor
ner property four pieces Of rentsble property.
aGording good income on tho Investment,
while tt is continually advancing IN value.
Broad street Is daily enhancing IN value AMI
this sale IL an opportunity 10 secure nrst-elass
investment on this popular thorough fare.
Terms: One thiri cash. baianc" la one spa
two years, per cent interest added, secured ~
deed Of trust -
j. THOMPSON BROWN 3 CO.,
NH IS AucrOneers.
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No ID II = - =.
Anil CONTAIN SHAFT ho1@''~
X7TRGIgIA STEAMBOAT Exf.;sl,

XvIRGIEIA STEAMBOAT fxf,.ssl.
' COMPANY for OlD fOlNl, --tS,
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH NkM tVhi <NS M" :
cLhRsMOSr, ana JANEs-hifk. ,AND'. ',,.
800 - .t.s.nr sxl.cn steamer Ahlhi, -.
,ax Ricamond KyLRI MONDAY. No. No., :,
Day, and FRIDAY a. 4. u. s1e,.'-t 80
directly to steamers wharf. ar !" w.
OF Norfolk, $50: ssc0nd class. y. 81. ..,.,,,y
Connections At Old Poia. ana 1900. sI,.reoo1.
Iams- river 0y dsyngh. Great 1osi"' U.s.
Cheapest route ....,.ar and Al caroeg,
assnr, iOJ aaio slresl hagsAss si.t-sI
,hsonsn. slate-rOoms s.gei tor az o. ,,t !.
FREIGHT received daily tor NoHsvsa' ttIaN.
nniSTti. oi.D POINT, ALsAANpkiA - ~
TIC AND DANyILLx. aud fAhhN ~ ~ .,n.
pownATAN L. K STATIONS. ssa Ssra
iSarON. D. c.. al peiais N 1850. l.ai.
rsso.,na. Eastern Virginia, and all ros "a a,
49, On he James and happshaneeSA f"s'"
,s.ss, rsIss and through bills issoei .,
LUcIRx h. TAfuN. NicsPrsss
Ne iiis Main street sni hos<
hvIx Uxis.asx. freight Aaa fsssss6" 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
FIN ANCGAI.
FOn RG0T

NOR RENT. "SUNNY SIDE aES3
Il FARM, on Cary-Street road one half II
mile west OF Reservoir Park, containing 100
acres Of good land. large cotlge dwelling, pretty
grove, necessary out-bulldings, fruit-trees &C.
SUTTON 4 CO.,
NH n1-gt 1914 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20

Prssidoni. II. III. Sill;
Vice-Presidcug, EDWARD ILSLEY
Secretary and Treasurer, +. j. COLLINS.
DIRECTORS y. j. May. razeweli Courthouse,
Va. Thomas Graham, Philadelphia, IA; I. M'
Clark Pniiadelphia, Pa: j. y. Greager, Ora
ham. Va. J. j.. Sergeant, PhiiAdelphla. "a.
}. II. Diugee, Philadelphia, Pa; II. NJ. SUI,
Ihtadelphia Pa NH ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
The Ancient capital.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. March 10. 1890.
The Phenix Society of William and Mary
BIS made the following selections for the
Anal celebration in July President. UTich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
YORK river LINE,ynwz,Ip9 ,u
THE FAyoRIrE Borrg NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

" "a
LOCAL EXPIRES, daily ez -0,i ,..-.,, s,...
az oil stations ~ Lester Nal.r c..-... =
stage for Nalkor.on. wiki ba..r.rr s.sr.,,,
"''' TRAIN so v.tDPV
BALTIMORE LIMITED fsNy er-s,i s,.,..
for West fo,n'. crunscnug a.I f-t
steamer. for baltimore. a. Ha'tr.-- r.,,.'
connect win Baltimore al ono % 49,,
washington, Philldeiphif. an1 f.a ...
steamers Leave Baltimore fM.a..r. .t..,
Sunday.
TRAIN so. g. spAv
LOCAL, MIXED. daily rtrrrt s..fsr ....-.
TNenty-eighth stree. Tor IVES. g.a, a.ir.,
mediase poinis
city uckeLofnce-corner OF IeaaA. y,,
streets.
sol HAAS, JAS b. BANJO.
Traffic Manager Genera Is.sers.- t-.-t
JOSEPH = POTTS. Division la.,.a... AZ.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Raj.
~ gOtn
SCHEDULE IN RFPEcr rlaNART "a q,
TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 NORFOLK AN,
LYACnblKA
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYHD.~fH. .rlr'rv
stox.M NJ. DAILY. va Peierso Wtr-t.t
NOriUIs faro $50 .a.f..t I.r.t
NOrioik 1872 D. a. No.s......'
tsfs lrs AMI sur
traiH. iDayl Us I".". rEaf
-. aud arriving a. N.f ......
afIls o. li' ftf
tmA.N. Daily "a PaIcrrl-r. trn A.
Pe,crsourg lII> h.M 81 40
peterl0l~E .' 81. fr +i-r.
vile, YnrOopra, ln4 $50 .s,..a
Aui hesL
stsP. n DAILY. ga seri1I-. ."r rh
tersbIrs 80 % D.. lrafs q
435 T.. n. iaar arf.-g n '.Ii
Ito Pm. DsGr 80 ro.-nsr. lr, o.
Petersburg l-..a .. a.. rr...i
vita rrsia ~ b. leav.as rs.s..
a. Il.1A. D.. ~ farur o. .I..
burs. fosano ilA al a. IA
ro.;n sa1 Wet
rcoAM. Ds.g.r.f L4r.evle fo, F,-.,.,
Lyn huurg. tH+ ~oltl. as 81 .'l
PULLMAN sLGnPlNd-tAN At-'h-I.s
TOSS
No. I-sleeping-csr from peiefto1-s 20 t-H
without change. i"sunc Ie.eu -fs
ls.i0 4. ~. al Lyucn9grs Co hrt- r -.
oug change
No s~Lynchburz 20 V.r.liaa. sai aals,u
toMemplIs without caalse
Tickets baggage-ch0rgs. sli sI I-f.rTa".t
cas Oe obtsiuoi 81 NcImani ems fs.srt.s
railroad depot 4. W. GsrDer, !.N .a.-f..s,
aDd {. ths COMPANY Qli ,c. ~ t4'i B, '.lrsN
o.. r.tD0 t.Nt.
.s'.
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General once. hJsnoks. VA Pc
CHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL-
y Way CJNr1ht.
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TRAINS SoRTHWAgD.
'DsiIy.
STOPPIkG-PLACKl.

S1OPPlNO-fLAChN.
Nos H. IS, q, So 30, 81, 81, ani 65 make no
stops Sos. Is and y stop "a signal ct Nan
chester, Orewrys Bun. Cenrslls, snd Chester.
Nos ~ "a IS and 81 will stop a. al stations Tor
passengers.
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos II and ss slseping-cars hetrssa
New YORK and Tampa Fla. (rlI JacksonYiieh
On Trains Nos. IL aud n sleepins-cars between
Warrington and Charleston and Boston ana
.IecEsonyile. On Train No. q, sleeping-cars
between Washington and >. Augustine ga
Jacksonvillel on Trains Nos IS, 66, and 70
sleeping.cars between ST. Augustine lrid Jack
sonyille) aud New York On Trains Nos -
ans IS slesping-cars between Washington and
1nOmasville, ga.
la addition 10 tbs above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
consisting Of Yestibule Pullman cars only, leaves
Richmond south bound at 7:23 7. N. On Nom
days, Wednesdays, aud Fridays. and leaves re-
tersbury north-b bound 81 3 A. ". on Tuesdays
Thursdays, ana Saturdays. Extra fare Is
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Richmond l..,. $40 A. NJ. sortol..,'.isss P. ".
Richmond. .34SP. n. Norfolk. 20 r. ~
Norfolk 40 r. N. hicbmOld.. 100 Z. n.
The trans leaving Richmond 81 ~ 20 A. NJ. and
Norfolk at i2O p. ". arc solid trans between
tnese two points. and passengers 80 through
without change Of cars. Close connections arc
also N ade at Petersburg by the 2:l5 4. ". train
from Richmond and tho $40 A. H. train from
Norfolk.
1888 p. ". snd arriving at Richmond AZ iE!5 J..
NJ and SKIS p. NJ. maze close connection AZ
Peters surg to and from Farnyille, Lynchourg.
and southwestern points -
L. T. ID. ArkRa General superintendent
I. NJ. EaEEs0s. General Passenger Agent
sOI. HAAS. Trar1o Manager fo9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
old DOMINION STEAM. TI7h
" kHIP COMPANY La


FOX NEW 1NAhs ..,.... y
steamers leave kchmOGi kfEst So.
ARD faIDAI a. ) T.. 81. Manifest ,'9''' -
hour before Ealing TINE. .,
steamers Leave Ss~ York '0r X 'hnssi
yyEkY WEDNESDAY ami sAIJ kDAl a. g
~ arriving IN kiclmOGi IOHDAi AZ
DAY NoRsiNGA ,
Pnxsep xe- acco ~ n o. atoms unf-F ass
Cabin fare ~ New York "a JAlo,-i'" 80,
route dncigding meas ani Dsr.t b..
koundtrtu ac.eIs. hmls5i " NTfy isI' "a,
After date Of lssgs .-...... '.s's's't.' 5000 A
st,.ayaga with sabslstsnco .....- ..--..t...- a
stear.2e, sitnous sabsistrnce. ..........-
SsnIn lar, "a Chesapeake aa1 Oco is'F 80
Nay....... ....ststtst-tss ss.r d.
Calm fare va kehnond ana fe1ef''4f fll
r.ilrOai ssss "a
Itc.sts can 10 Obtained a. \ W. GA -. -.
Nan street, Chesapeake aai oai} AZ -,
nond and Pesocsbufs dop0tA All .. 'e'l.
srfc.. 1901 Eala ssrrs6, sui nnsF.' $50 y
yr,,ehs forwarded sa1 n.Ot.n sil.a "
i.sned Tor points O.yoDi New ilf>.
y,,iynt rseeiys1 dairy uEsi ) z. h,oSn.yN
rs,.anxers ,oaupg itcnnoei on ~ s.Tr !.
wkDS gsDAT5. khOhsDAEs AL -.
pSYs by tas Chesapeake oai vhi, e. -
ssrport News o. s.i5 A. n. ADi " !
"a PstarsDurS rai.roai sam' a~i -
N will make c0ana'siop "' VS.
,sith steamer loayiag gaoss i.ya 49,.
sEoRGk ". ALLAN 2 80 Ase'N
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-02

John Gardner, NJ. D., is London Ply
stefan who makes a specially of the treat
ment of diseases Of elderly persons. In
recent book upon this subject, Dr. Gard
ner says:
"A healthy and vigorous state of every
part and every organ is essential to the
health and well being of the whole system
TO grow old gracefully is not the COM
mon lot Of all. With advancing years
come increased inGrmities they are by no
means inevitable, and their presence is due
to the failure to keep up to their work the
various organs of the body. The study of
the body by scientists furnishes unques-
tionable evidence that the duration of
human life may be prolonged to a hundred
years"
Why, then, do so few live to that age:
and why after middle life-and often be-
fore-is there so much suffering from ner-
vousness, rheumatism, feebleness, lack of
appetite, sleeplessness, and debility? Be-
cause long life or overwork has weakened
the nervous system. Rev. T. Williston,
the famous author of "Christs Milleniai
Reign" when eighty four years old, suf-
fered with indigestion and rheumatic af-
fections His attention was called FORUM
ately to Paine's Celery Compound A free
use of that great medicine for the nerves
cured him, and made great improvement
in his general health.
This grand discovery is an unequaled
medicine for the aged 1t produces life
and energy and is a marvellous preserver
of the fire and vigor of youth. There is
nothing like it forstrengthening the nerves,
and curing the diseases to which old folks
are specially subject. 1t is truly called in
valuable by those who have made special
study Of diseases Of elderly people.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-02
Questions Answered.

E. M, DANvILLE.-The com mis-
sioner of pensions has already requested
that congress increase the working
force of his office, in view of the pas
sage of the so-called dependent pen
sion bill. He says that he receives
more new claims every month than he
can dispose of with his present force of
about 900 assistants and clerks. 1t
will require an appropriation of over
$500, 900 a year to pay the additional
help he is asking for. The delay in adj
Indicating increase pension claims in
the pension Office was never greater
than now.
W. S., NORTHFIELD.-Every soldier
or sailor who served not less than
ninety days in the army or navy of the
United States, who is suffering from
any disability of permanent charac-
ter that incapacitates him for the per-
Torrance of manual labor in degree
that renders him unable to earn a sup
port by his labor, without considering
his other means, is entitled to pension,
under the new pension law, from Sc to
Sl2 month, proportional to the de-
gree of inability to earn support.
The commissioner of pensions is to de-
eide who is entitled to Sc and who is
entitled to S12, and to fix the interme-
date rates of pension. If he is as liberal
in his construction of the.law as he is ex-
pected to be, it will not require a very
great disability to secure pension of
So a month. The estimated amount
required to pay the pensions under this
new act indicates that nearly all the
unpensioned soldiers were included in
the estimate. You can get a copy of
the act by sending for it to T. j.
Deavitt, Montpelier.