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BEAUTIFUL TWINS.

1t viii paw you to visit Grasty's twins, not
twin babies, but twin stores-TUrniture, Chinese
lamps. dc. We follow none, but lead in low
prices for cash. Eight-pieee oak suite, so. 95;
spring bed, CSC; English toilet sets, printed.
Sl.gS. II costs you nothing to come and see,
rs we give with every purchase of S2.5O and
more one car fare. Don't doubt this till you
try it NJ. @. GRAsTY. 1910 and 1912 9TH st. NV.
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CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYs at less than cost
OF manufacture at the great removal sale of
NEYL's one-price clothing house, 3l1 9TH ST.
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The CHEAPEST FUEL in the market is Wash
ipgton gas light cOmpany's coke.
JOHNSON Bios, Exclusive Agents
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FoR WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES 20 to
B. W. HENDERsoN's, Ills st. NV.
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SEE Dun &C. 80 suits and overcoats.
EIsEMAN DKos., 18th and u.
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W. s. FISHER. florist. 1425 Pa. ave. NV

BUY Your Coal. Coke and Wood from JOHN.
soN BROTHERS, the leading firm In the Dis
trict
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PROPOSALS.

DkOPOSAIS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR NAVY
Il YARDS. PORT MOUTH. y. H., BOSTON, NEw
YORK, WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, AND PENSA-
COLA.-December ~, lSsy.-sealed proposals
dorsed Froposals for supplies TO be opened January
IL, 1870" Will be received at the Bureau If lrOyi
sions and Clothing, Navy Department, " ashiultan,
u: G, until INEl-NE O'CLOCK NOON. JANUARY
10, SSO and publicly opened medlaely thereafter,
10 furnish supplies for the above mentioned Navy
Yards. The supplies divided INTO classes numbered
a. below ana required at the different yards fol-
lows Portsmouth, 3, lining brick. 80, pine boards;
IS, Blake pump and steam whistles. 40, iron. round
and square Al, iron, hange and sheet; I3. steel,
square; a, nails. %. gas OIL BOsOn-ll, brushes.
H. cocks and valves. %, spruce plank, 40, iron, At
and round A., nails 52A paints: OBI. alcohol, J3,
pipe and couplings; %, screws. New hOrk-ll,
brushes; Il. cocks luhricaors. &c %. hinges butts
boards; 3sA, rings Tor dies, &c. Bah. shaft
INK; 3SC. pumps and whistles; 80, bronze
metal; 40, iron. hat and round. Al.
iron, sheet. 80. irUn angle; AZ, steel A. nails
and tacks. 52A, paints, &C. Obj alcohol; %, iron
pipe; 5S, iron SCREWS 90, wrenches vises,
bes, &C.; Washington-lo. bolts; l. brushes Sc l3
bricks Ia. canvas % window glass 81 leather belt
ing; b, white pine 81, drills. &c. SO. and
40 ron strap and round; As, steel square. fiat and
round. ~ nuts; % A, alcohol 81 b. paints, &c -,
screws; %, wrenches; 0s. emery nOur, Sc.; 0sB,
corundum wheels 60 wire; : 1, candles. &c. Norfolk
10. bolts IL, valves IS. drills: l. sheet iron; 30
OIL and tallows 52A, alcohol: 52B Paints. 90. SAWS
al, asbestos lining, &c Pensacol8-l9 globe valves
20, IRE hose IS, points drlye-well: 3d. pipe and
coulilnss Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished
On Application 10 the bureau hecomandBnts the
various yards. The articles must III all conform
lie bids decided by lot The del aItnen the
right 10 waive defects or 10 reject all bids
deemed advantageous TO the government. JAMES
FULTON. Faymaster General US. Navy. dl9-lAw4w
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Csc. GAL. best quality oil for Rochester and
other lamps; delivered free. G. A. MUDDIMAN,
l206 az
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The LA GRIPPE HEADACHE" is instantly
cured by one Bsomodine headache powder. .
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''YUcCA" stops falling hair; makes it grow in.
0L Druggists, or Yucca Co., Burlington, Vt
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Our $3.50 overcoats have no equal for style,
ct, finish. EIsEMAS Bros, 18th and E.
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VISIT the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works,
e81-6S5 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 7s7-2
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BEFORE You Buy your carpets and furniture
zee ". II. Hoeke's stock and get his pricea
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Reception to a Female sIissionarv.

The missionary societies of the Baptist
churches of this city gave reception last even
ing at Calvary Baptist church to Mrs. NJ. b. In
gals, missionary returned from Burmah. She
made an interesting address. Remarks were
also made by Rev. j. ]. Muir of the Z Street
Baptist church; DIR. A. J. Huntington of Column
bian college; Indian Commissioner L. j. Nor
gan. and Rev. DR.. G. NJ. p. King Of wayland
seminary.
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SKINS ON FIRE

SKINS ON FIRE
With that most aeonizipg, burning and itching Of
skin fortunes, Eczema is the condition Of thousands
who will welcome the knowledge that a single ap-
plication of the CUTICURA REMEDIES will afford
instant relief, and point to speedy and permanent
cure Eczema the greatest of skin diseases CUTI-
CURA is the greatest Of Eczema cures
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SPECIAL BARGAISs For CASH ONLY

IN FURNITURE.
6-piece silk plush parlor suite, spring edge,
made expressly for our trade. $40 net cash.
Solid oak chamber suite, pieces, with beyel
plate on bureau, for SOB net cash.
As these are special bargains for a few days
only those wishing to take the advantage of
prices above named would be wise to call at
once and save money.
THos. ID. SINGLETON,
AIS 9TH NV.
Our 80. 30 suits and overcOats have no equal
EIsEMAN Bros, 7th and Z.
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SPORT EXERCISED MUsCLEli
Bowling alleys, 1895 Pa. av
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UPRIoHr PIANOS for Ient +. G. Smith, 1225
Pennsylvania avenue.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

FINo AUTHORITARIAN STAGE LINE AT . 80
Il y. m. are oOc. round. Drive through PRINCIPAL
streets. 31c Soldiers Home and grounds, DOC. Coach
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FINANCIAL.

mo. W. CoksoN. JNo W MACARTNEY,
q Member y. u. stock IL.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. l4l9 ST NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
the Exchanges OF New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
specially made OF investment securities. District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas Insurance and Tel
ephoue stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jyls
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s. ID. BURcH Co.,
1908 7th street northwest,
are selling all kinds dry goods at cost -Adut.
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A POLIO.
All persons desiring to have Pure.
Healthy, Palatable and Stimulating
Drink with their Christmas and New
Years table should not fail to send tor
scase Of this tine Beer.
APOLLO
new and special brewing Of tho BAR
THOLOMAY BREWING CO.,
ROCHESTER,. ny
Price. el.5O per case Of two dozen
pints, delivered to any part Of the city.
3Os nth ST. NV
TELEPHONE AL
n27-3m APOLLO.
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I INCOLN MUSIC HALL.
BOSTON IDEAL OPERA co.
VIII FOSTER Manager,
FRIDAY EVENING
GoUNoD'S
FAUST
DIAMONDS VACATION EXCURSIONS
WINTER IN CALIFORNIA.

The fifth sixth and seventh parties of the will
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASH
| INGTON as follows:
THURSDAY. JANUARY 3O-Route via Chicago.
Kansas City. Las Vegas Hot Springs, santa Fe. Al
buquerQue, Barstow. San Bernardino, &c
MONDAY, FEBRUARY l0-Route via Cincinnati,
New Orleans, Galveston, Houston, San Antonio, FL
Paso &C. This party will remain in New Orleans dur
ing the Mardi Gras Carnival
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13-Route via Chicago.
Kansas City. Las Vegas Hot Springs, Santa Fe, Al
buquerQue. Barstow, San Bernardino, &C.
The journey to be made in Special Trains Of Mag
nifcent Vestbuled Pullman Palace Cars with Pull
man Paia e Dining Cars.
choice of four routes returning with Fifteen Par
ties under special escort. Return tickets also good
all trains until July 1. INDEPENDENT TICKETS,
covering all expenses both ways and giving entire
freedom to the passengers in California and returning
Hotel coupons supplied if desired.
SECOND MEXICO EXCLUSION Isl xth Season.
February 10. Other Mexico excursions March 3 and
10.
DATES OF OTHER CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
March 8, 10 and 20; April IS
sF-send for Descriptive Circulars, designating
whether book relating to California or Mexico tours is
desired
RAYMOND & wHITCoMB.
Ill south 9th st. cunder Continental HOtep.
Philsdelphis. Pa
Circulars may also be obtained Of
WARREN CHoATE CO..
jaS-3t 610 18th ST., Washingtou
TINIVERSALIST CHURCH.
~ 18th and L SITS. NV.
JEANNE WINSTON.
The Popular Prims Donna, assisted by excellent Pro-
fessional Artists. will give q series Of
THREE BALLAD CONCERTS
THURSDAY EVENINGS
JANUARY 16.
FEBRUARY 81 and
MARCH 20.
Reserved seats SO and 20 cents
F. Ellis Co.'s and after Thursday. January s. st
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Handoline il nnequaled q beauti fer Of the com
plexion: an Indispensable requisite 20 the L4dies
Toilet: IL renders the skin white smooth and soft
prevents chspping. Every lady should use It, Per
bottle, 25c.
Rheumalga, an infAllible external remedy for Neu-
raleia Headache and Toothache IL fails give
tnnedlate relief IN the most obstinate Give it
q tFial. 25c.
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Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPLE DRUG
STORE. under Masonic Temple. corner 9TH and SIS
ja4-so y. q WILLIAMS CO. PropristocA
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10 Per Cent REDUCTION
ON OPERA GLASSES. CLOCKS AND BRoNZEs
FOR Is DAYS ONLY.
FRANK NJ LEWIS
JEwELER AND sILvERsMITH
1915 PENNA. AVE
Established 1910. jag
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GREAT DAMAGE BY THE STORM.
Vessels Dismasted and Others Driven
Ashore-Timber-Raft Lost.
lennnial tolnornrn tn the Dispatch.

ISptUIHI tVIUkrt1III u '11O -
TAsIYY, Va, December 19.-Persons ar
irving here from Tangier Island IN the
Chesapeake bay report much damage done
there by the storm last Wednesday night.
Several vessels were dismssted and two
large schooners were driven ashore and
landed high and dry on the beach. Con
siderable damage was done by the wind IN
some parts of the Eastern Shore, and
large raft of timber belonging TO Thomas
w. TAYLOR. of Onancock. was lost on the
,,,ovtb of Df,nuoteauup
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THE PHILADELPHIA KENNEL CLUB.
The Had Weather stops the Fieid-Triais-
The Bench-Show and Prizes.

The Had Weather stops the Field-Trisls-
The Bench-Show and Prizes.
,Corrctpondenco Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
DEATovvILLE, AMELIA, Dec. II, 1890.
In consequence of the inclement weather
there was no feld-trlal to-day with the
philadelphia Kennel Club. The rain was
heavy and continuous with few intervals.
The merry huntsmen spent the day IN
various ways, among others shooting at
potatoes.
TBF BENCB-sHow PRIZES.
In the afternoon the bench show came
of and there was splendid exhibition OF
In the first class. English setter dogs, the
first prize was won 10y Breeze Gladstone,
owned by T. G.. Taylor: second prize was
won by Edge Mark. owned 10y r. >. Brown.
In the second class, English setter Re
Duchess, owned by DIR. c.. Hartman
second prize was won by Katie Noble.
owned by W. b. Smith.
In the third class, English setter pup
pies. the first prize was won by Matte NO,
bic. Jr.. owned by F. q. Taylor; second
prize was won 10y Bert Winston, owned by
/. 5. Brown.
In the fourth class. pointers. the first
prize was won by Fan Fan, owned 10y g..
&. Cornell the second prize was won by
Rock. owned by G. G. Cornell.
FEAST AND PUN.
At night there was q complimentary sup
per given to the club, and to Mr.. Polk
Miller, the president of the Virginia Field
Sports Association. but owing to the high
water Mr.. Miller could not attend. There
were many regrets on account OF Mr. NIL
Ier's absence, yet the evening was very en-
ioyable. Short and informal speeches were
made. Among the guests were Mr. "A; w
Miller Of Richmond. and Il. G.. Southall
ESQ. The evening closed with recItatiocns
and songs. The field trial will probably
close on Friday evening. SENEX.
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ner. The following gentlemen acted as
us,.ars; @. Il. Dickinson, Il. X. Neeson,
w. T.. Mitchell, and Paschal Arnold.
SILVER LINING.
Tho bride looked very sweet in her pretty
snit Of Nile-green with feather trimming.
The hospitAble mansion was crowded 10
It's fullest capacity. and all was JOY and
happiness. May happiness. peace, ana
prosperity be measured out to them boun-
tifully, and may their every cloud have @
silver lining.
THE PRESENTS.
The presents were numerous, beautiful,
and substantial, particularly. the shining
gold pieces. the gift of fond mother.
They took the north-bound train for Wash
ington and other points.
They are O youthful pair and may He
who doeth all things well guard and direct
them in their new relation. OBSERVER.
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TIE FLEET or COASTERS AND TUGS
IN HAMPTON ROADS.
rAs wires Along the Coast stiii Down
The First ~ Naval Constructors--
A shortage Made Good
Youthful Forger.
,corcspopoenoe Of the Richmond Dispasch.l

orroepondencc OF tho hichmonu Dispa""'i
NosroIx, December 10, 1880.
The gale has subsidized and the weather
,s bright and fair to-day. and the weather
bonnd coasters in tho harbor and lamp
ION Roads arc putting 10 sea. The fleet OK
ocean tugs waiting for fair weather TO TOW
eoal.harees North are also getting to
seq to-day. The Government wires are
down along the coast and nothing further
,s heard hero to-day from the wrecked
schooner Blanche. at Ocracoke inlet. The
German steamship Wontan, disabled on
Cape Hatteras and now in Hampton
Roads. will receive extensive repairs. AZ
che il in bad condition. The steainshlp
Comal will claim heavy salvage Tor towing
the Wontan INTO port.
VIOLATING tbs REGULATIONS.
A court- martial assembled at tho navy
rard this morning with Captain John r.
McGlensy. president, TO try enIlstou nien
from tho Atlanta and tralnlDg-shlps LOT
violating the regulations. go,
CAPTAIN George ON. Palmer and Sainuei
7. Wig. of Portsmouth, and benjamin +.
Digs. Of Norfolk. were appointed writers
Ia the construction department Of the yard
yesterday.
Naval Constructor =. T. Bowles. of the
yard. and Naval Constructor Richard uate-
wood who was buried in Norfolk yestei-
Jov stood together at the head of their
class at Annapolis and were sent 20 Green
vich and Paris by the Government TO pre-,
paxe for their work as constructors, ana
were the first Two naval cadets ever ap-
pointed as naval constructors. 80,
Chief of. Police Pettis. Detective fltt,
and number Of citizens OF hulander, n.
C.. left tonight for that place with the
negro murderer. Kinch Freeman:
Mr. x A. Stevens wealthy retired furnl-
.pYe dealer and member Of the Common
Council. will soon give up bis residence in
Norfolk and remove TO his old home IN
last NIGHT the Marine Engineers Asso-
citation elected past-President L. j. Nil
patrick representative to the National AS
fociation, which meets IN Washington IN
January. ,.
GOOD the shortage of Burke. the sbScond-
inc clerk Of the Potomac Steamboat Lane.
Rev. Father Lyons, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Norfolk for some time, re-
turned home last night. q,
A youth eighteen years Of age was locked
up last night for forgery.
THE ocRAOOKE WRECK.
The vessel ashore at Ocracoke is the
schooner blanche, twO-mast, OF Sydney, 4.
b., from Cape Hayden to Boston with a
cargo of hoewood. The captain and crew
of eight men were all saved. The vessel IS
ashore on Ocracoke beach. about three
miles northeast Of Ocracoke lighthouse.
Bob Curry. who shot Barney McCann.
has been bailed.
Rev. DR.. A. Z. Dickinson is in the city.
VIOLATION OF INTERSAL-REvESUE LAWS.
To-niCbt Deputy-Marshal j. Z. Stokes
arrived here with Charles Love, Of Boyd
ton. Mecklenburg county, charged with
violating the mternal-reyenue laws. tie
will be arraigned before United Sta. IS
Commissioner Ii. ). Ackiss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
ARRIVAL. OF THs GAuMooR.
Large Cotton shipments--Seversi Vessels
Ioading-Prespect of u Bank.

Large Cotton shipments--Seversi Vessels
Loading Prospect of u Bank.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
WEST PoIST. December II. 1890. =.
The ship Gaumoor. Captain Leaiske. OF
London arrived for cotton yesterday. The
cotton receipts at this port are little be-
hind last years. but for the last month
they have been catching mp. One ship has
sailed this week. There are two lying here
now, and another Is expected to-day.
IN oTHxR LINES.
While business in railroad circles has not
been quite as good as last fall in other lines
1t has been very fair. Most Of our mer--
chants report good runs of trade and
buildings are constantly gong up. The
two brick glass-fronts on Seventh street,
which are being built by MIR. w. l..
Fleming, Of Richmond, are very near COM
pletion, also the new post-office.
ABAsK IN VIEW.
II Is rumored, and by good authority.
that bank will be opened in one Of Mr..
fleminP's buildings. A bank is badly
needed In West Point, and one would re-
ceive good patronage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
The STORM ALONG THE kANAWHA.
Railway Trains ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fer
ish in the snow-Many Families In Peril.
gBy telegraph 20 the Dispstch.l

PorNr PLEASANT, W. Va, December 10
A tow-boat has gotten through to this
point from Coal City. six miles up the Big
Kanawna river. Its officers tell tales of a
great snowfall all along the upper river
and into the Elk and Coal River Valleys.
The West Virginia branch of the Ohio
Central railroad has abandoned all trains
and the Chesapeake and Ohio is nearly as
badly off. Every telephone wire IN the en-
tire valley is down. No telegraph wire is
working. At st. Adams the roofs of three
houses we're crushed in and four people
badly hurt. At Buffalo child persisted
in the snow on way from school. Five
children are reported lost and possibly
dead by this time on Thirteen-Mile creek.
More than a hundred families, mostly
miners, are showed in near Ronceverte and
their situation is dangerous.
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TIE METHODS sATIwACrOEY.

The Committee on Organization and
Works reported that they had examined in
detail the methods in the department Of
the organization of the association and
the development bureau and found that
the means adopted had accomplished salts
factorily the work undertaken. Ihe, re-
port commended the adoption of these
methods and urged the active cooperation
of oil States i'm the South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
Receipts OF Cotton.

TD5 EoIvKTHPH 70 VIC UIsDaI1uI
NEW YoRK, December l9.-The following
are the total net receipts of cotton at al
ports since September 1, 1880: Galveston
6s7 .055 bales; New Orleans, l,Os7 .275; Mo
bile, lsl, 704: Savannah. 7is.645; Charles
ton, $50, 62e; Wilmington. 1901; Norfolk
1863, 522; Baltimore, 2s.liS: New York, Sc,
6s7; Boston, 3s,isi; Newport News, II, 100
Philadelphia, 206i4; West Point, Va. 205,
0l6; Pensacola, 10, il3 Brunswick. 79,l5i-
total & 966 $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
THRILLING WITH DEADLY WEAPONS
Ely Didn't Know the Gun Was LOADED
and Tommie Bartlett Was shot.

SUFFOLK, Va, December, ia didn't
now-the-gun- was-loaded accident oc-,
CURED here to-day. Tommie Bartlett, aged
thersi hardware store, where 4. J. Ely, o
clerk. was engaged in cleaning Flobert
rife. Bartlett picked mp rifle and
snapped it at Ely, who in turn snapped the
ono he mad at Bartlett. To his astonlsh-
ment and dismay 1t proved to be loaded,
and the ball took effect III the Youths nose
lust below the eye. DR.. w. W. Murray at
tended him, but was unable to find the
ball. The wound is not onsldered dan:
rerous, but Bartlett narrowly escaped
death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
IMPROVEMENTS.

Large saw-mills will be established to
utilize the valuable timber. and some ex-
tensive improvements Of the property will
be made.
State Engineer W. g. Lewis left here to-
day for Beaufort. and starting from there
will make an official and careful inspection
of the Newberne and Beaufort canal, q
waterway TO which much attention is
now directed
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American Health Association.
fRY teiae rann 20 tho msnntnhl

CHARLESTON, s. c.. December 19.-The
American Health Association, in session
here during the last three days, adjourned
this morning. The next meeting will be
held in Kansas City, No., next December,
the date to be fixed by the Executive CON-
mittee.
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RAILROAD LINES.

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAiLhOAD-schodu
commencing NOVEMBER -, lsyO-eastorh
standard time.
1872 A. "a. leaves Byrt-strset station deny.
stops onlYsl Ashianf. bothwell. Nil
ford, aud Freiericksfurg, Brooke
and Midewatcr. sleeper 70 wash
ton and New York.
fi.sg A. A. leaves Byrd-strott station daily eN-
cept SUNDAY. Bucet Parlor car
Ricnmond 70 Washington.
ZOO p N. leave, Byrd-strset station daily.
Sleeper, Richmond ~ New York
$50 A. NJ. arrives a, Byrd-street station daily
sleeper from New York.
2.3s p. II. arrive. az Byri-sree. station daily ;
stops az Fredericksburg Milford,
Both we'll, and Ashland. sleeper from
Washington AMI New York. Does DOt
o., p. N. arrives st Byri-streot station daily.
except Sun lay. Buffet Parior Car
Washington 10 Riihmcnd
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
s;.s A, n. leaves Eioa. Arrives 81 Ashland Of
.:y3 A. u.
ao0 p. N. accoamoi auon leaves Byrd-stree!
station arrives nj Ashland AS r II,
GAP NJ. leaves Eiba: arrives at Ashland Q;
7.03P. Vi.
Gas A. NJ. arrives kiea- Leaves Ashland al
"a, A. M. recommendation arrives a, Byrd
street station; leaves Ashland q
sis p. N. arrives :, rlea; leaves Ashland al
A. TAYLOR, frame Manager.
KT. d. MYERS General superintendent
~
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coy ORATOR AND HuMORlST.
His First Appearance at Williamsburg
lie Scores Decided Success.
t~orrosDondence Of the Richmond DispatcbI

Correspondence of the Richmond DisDstcsI
WILLIAMSBURG, December 10. 1890,
Last evening Cameron Hall was well I'LL
ed with most attentive and appreciatiye
audience TO hear the celebrated boy ora
tor, humorist. and yiolinist," Ralph Bing-
ham. lie presented original and enter
famine characteri and violin
solos for fully one hour and a quarter.
Master Ralph's first Appearance III pub
lie was in his native city of Richmond IN
June. 1877, and last evening was his first
appearance here, and his entertainment
was greatly enjoyed, as was fully shown
bv hearty laughter and vociferous ap-
plause. His rendition Of Home, Sweet
Home" was exceedingly pathetic ana
higblv apnreciated by the audience. Mas
ter Bingham will appear here again January
9Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-20
Home for the Holidays.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
GUNBEREY, n. c., December is, 1890.
Mrs. Philip Meissl IT., and son, former
" of Gumberry, n. C arrived last night
and will spend their holidays here.