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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Tur rEnrrcrov or GOVERNMENT.
Tho sale ofFrosh Meats and Fish Near the
Markets.

To gic Eiitor Of the DtsDqtci:
ask space In Your columns to comment
rran the propTictv Of what seems prOba-
bio TO become law OF our city. l auude
t9 the ordinance adopted by the Board ~
Aldermen which reads: No person shall
sell or offer for sale AZ retail fish. or oysters.
OF any fresh meats during market hours
within $50 yards along any street or streets
# tine grounds comprising the FIRST and
Second markets respectively, except NJ the
stalls no SAID markets designated Tor such
sales" sc. The ordinance next provides
for tie offender, If any, TO be punished,
DC.
Is not the effect Of this act too plain and
so plain that the peoples representatives
need not hesitate 10 condemn 1t as IN out
race upon the rights of the masses (both
rich and poor for the gains OF atcwf Does
~ mot show upOn It's face that the dealers,
NOW merchants Of these markets. wish 10
snut of All competition? Whom accom-
uished will they lower { or prices? Nay,
verify. Ike all other mOncp 'hes the people
must pay tho price of tins very great and
unjust liberty. It seems that these apla-
r.nt}, would-be mOnopClists, 10 dictate the
price o! the necessities oil the HE OF thlS
people. arc not content TO draw their me =
blood only during market hours, but the
epcrlaJ uriyllcue Is reserved alter market
hour, 10 0pcn up sales upon the streets IN
nls objectionable locality and sell 10 those
go unfortunate rs no; ~ have been to mar
ket during market hours.
Now. as to the rights Of few against
these choicefew. What is to become OF
The property around these markets, for
wears occupied bv the competitors OF these
dealers. making honest iivngs and furnish
inc to the people those elements 80 muca
needed IN marketing for the necesSarieS OF
life? VIII not the choice few bo also able
~ dictate to the owners OF what has nero
tafore boon regarded as valuable property
ana eay whether or not 10 shall he occu-
nio1 m what rental. and practically Tor
What sum il shall Zoe sold?
Can the city hy disappearing the lnte-
rests of herpo0ple use her own property 10
tbe detrlmcnt and injury ~ owners OF ad,
ininine property? II could not DO held
thet the sale Of these articles come under
',,Iice REGULATIONS. for the ordinance seems
Ia admit ihe right to sell anywhere except
,gith,n market hours. Tho effect OF tbs
ordinance is too PLAN for further comment
and / cannot believe our representatives
vili when their attention Is called TO III,
tLus haudcun their constituents anu ior
80 80 ,,,,rnose TAx-PAYER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Interesting Relic.

An interesting relic of the late war is on
exhibition in the store Of a shoe-dealer in
Church street, New York. u IA shoe
weighing two pounds, one, Of the pair worn
by Confederate colonel at the battle OF
Johns Island. $. c. After his capture be
exchanged shoes with private OF the one
hundred-and-hfty-s New York. The
latter wore them for awhile and took
them to Kingston. y. Y, in 1861. The shoe
is of rude construction. having rawhide
uppers, with hard wood sole half an inch
thick, covered al the edges with strip Of
wrought IRON half an inch wide. seven
iron rivets iasfen the sOles and uppers to-
gether. The heel IS Of wood and covered
with heavy iron plate shaped Ikea horse
shoe. THIS shoe was made in England for
the use Of the Confederate army, and Is
similar TO those worn By miners there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
.veritable curiosity-An Old Log Cabin.
PAMpIIx Cry. Va, February n, lS'O'

pAwp1Iv Cry, Va, February q, 1871.
To0.e E9aor Of he Dispdich'
ON the farm of Mr.. George Hunt, OF
Prince Edward county, near CuhhiIshHlii
mill-a spot well remembered oy tue WI Ii'.
Tor Of the DispG'c't--lS 4os 0Ho'" '''''
about $50 years ago. yr.-.t.o,,, Cor
,,,a.,,,, vears clerk Of Prince Edward coun-
-. ,,as marriott to Rochelle Booker, dausI,-
~, = Ceor0e Booker from whom the we'll
t,-oU,r Rocker family of this vicinity Is
his old building carries us back IN Tee-
collection 10 the days OF the slaTe-coa,Sn
with its musical horn OF the hent1c ~
drove hog. whose annual adNeut nlieu 'no
land with plenty and tatness OF lhe tleHu-
inc-vard where the wheat our snSc9' ~ >
ate was knocked from the shear oF tbe
80 ~ horses. and when the old saying
1,ot every man had TO eat hrs peek OF
5irtr stood very good chance Oh hterai
in ~ "Ioftsp of such cabins our grand
no, bers slept. with nothing but ROOF OF
hoards through the creyices OK whlch tho
stsrs could be seen between theui III" NV
D. {nd from the hardy virtues OF irugaintty,
Industry. and thrift, inculcatod Oy SUN t, .
mode Of life. has sprung o on1 am" and
% ,sn"cIen TO every portion OF tins conu-
nent. - foshioped the old
structure and hewed us h rareeiIl o s since
thv ~ a INTO dust. The little chiidfen
Lnou'".t a,,ed around its WALLS, now
VIM Eno and tenantless, but once nriRh ..
h I,',,b n';ytb and the sound Oh reV9'ly W
I RiSai,, H Children and grandchiidren to
wander in distant lands ..us soupd and
Al Ah9 f,d ,oVa any yesige Of decay and likely
No @;n lSs i Of the lines in Tennysons poem on
the Brook
AMEN may come and men msys0'
nnf 20 on forsYer."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE GOVERNOR EXERCISES ExEcu-
TIVE CLeMeNcY IN A DOUBT
Full CASE.
He Had Griffin Good Condition-it was
Not True-Minor
Mention.
Especial telegram to MS pisp,,cn.,

RALEIGH, " c.. March LIT IL learned
from q reliable source that n $4,000 hotel IA
to be built az Winston.
Inc Governor to-day pardoned james
Stone. OF Wilkes county. who IN 1850 was
sent TO tue pententiarv for twenty years
having boon convicted OF manslaughter.
Tho Governor SAYS: The pardon IS
granted upon the recommendation OF
the Judge and Solicitor who tired
the case and their statement that
there i cytrcme doubt Of stones guilt"
Indeed. 1t looks very much as If he was
innocent.
Cold weather came this afternoon and
some snow fell.
TIE HAD GRIr.
Day before yesterday evening near Ma
riOn John Carson. a walxing-b0ss on the
three Us road. and Schuyler duncan, "a
driver. got into a difficulty about mules.
Duncan threw large stone at Carson,
striking him on tho head. Though serI-
ously injured Carson followed Duncan
quite distance aud shot MIN. he then
walked back and fell. II is feared IN, IN
jury will prove fatal. Duncan Is IN lali.
}. A. Fountain, a train-dispatcher Tor the
Atlantic-Coast Line at Wilmington, has
been appointed master Of transportation OF
the Norfolk and Carolina railroad.
Mr.. LYLE. who is here getting up the cen
sus Of North CarOlna's indebtedness for
the national Government, says torsythe
county Is in better condition than any
other county in the State.
A contract for the grading OF the Bur
caw end Ouslow road las been let 20 the
Tenn. SEQ Construction Company. The
work Is 10 begin next week.
NOT TRUE.
DR.. Il. IT. Marsh. one Of the trustees Of
tho Baptist Female University anda also one
Of the Building Committee. SAYS 1t is not
true that MEETING Of the board has been
called 70 reconsider the location of the
University. The Durham Board OF Trade.
said the Doctor this morning, has sent \
circular % each member of the Board OF
Trustees requesting that such q meeting
BE- held. but a. vet no acton has been
taken in the matter.
A hundred more cOnvlcts have been sent
10 Mt. AIRY, making $50 at work extend
ing the railway 10 the Virginia line from
that point
Reports from the largo seinos in the
sounds up the Roanoke river are that the
catch Of hcrrings IS Unprecedentedly large
thus early. go
c. b. Lashline. night yard-master Of the
Atantic-Coast Line ut Wilmington, was
dangerously hurt last evening. He was
standing on tnct1D OF "a car while the tram
was passing beneath % bridge. Tie latter
struck hun on the head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
WEST POM NOTES.
New ACCOMPLISHMENTS to Mr.. Adams
New Company, Etc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the ldchnond DisDatch.l
WEST PoNT. VA, March /, 1890.
NIr. T. T. Lamb took charge OF the rail-
road Office here this morning. The claim
department has been moved to Richmond.
THIS change leaves some men ont OF en-
ployment.
The clerks are raising fund 70 present
Mr Adams with q handsome testimonial
of their esteem.
The stockholders of the preserving CON-
pauv met last night and adopted a charter.
The company Is 10 be known as the Arte-
sian Ice COMPANY and there is no mention
of canning in the charter. The subscribers
were unanimously IN favor Of the change.
Thirty-six shares were taken during the
meeting. The directors meet tonight.
They viii look out for machinery and will
be ready to purchase plant as soon as
shares enough are taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

Why, of course the Government ought TO
have telegraph lines for postal purposes all
through this country from side to side and
from end to end. The time has come
when the necessities Of trade imperiously
demand this thing; There are none but
feeble arguments to be made against it,
while the reasons IN favor of it are so over
whelming that il would be almost an af.
front to the readers intelligence 10 reca-
pitulate them.-HdDlpton Moaitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 2yzu.,

W
' COMPANY for OLD POlNf,
NORFOLK. PORTsNoUfH. NEWPORT NEWS
CLAREMOST, and JAMEs-kis IN LANoisoo
atrses by elegant sslOoa steamer AhLkl, isavs
ing hlchmond EVERY MONDAY. WsDSh9-
DAY, and FRIDAY at A. III. ssreet-csD -
dlrectly 10 steamou' wharf. fare 70 o1a rvss'
or Norfolk. $50: second class. 81. .,
Connections at Old Point ami norfolk csoseV
with All lines Tor northern cities same s,.srnoofs
james river by dsylign. Great s'uns' hs~
Through tckels on stss,ner and 81 oAfpers
AgeDcy, 100 Man street Bafgsse ehce1ss
through. 5tste-roons cnraZsd tor lsy ~ nl .r
Fre,xh. received daily for NOhFOLA funis-
NORTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA ALLAN.
TIC AND DASyiLLE- and fAasvtLLn ND ~
POwHATAS K X. STATIONS, AID WAsns
isaToN. D. c., all points IA Eastern Nor.a
csroiina, Eastern virginia, and all regular iAscs
49, on do Jsrass and Rappansnaock rivers, -
lowest rates and through bills issasd
LCCIgS .. rAfCn. VICE rressaess
Ne fif7 Nsfn street and kockssA
IayIx wsis.Grs. frsisns AID Psssenssr AsssS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
YORK-RIVER LINE,vA wEsrPoMr
TIE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN No. u, 3:20 Y. N.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday. stops
At ali stations. a. Lester Manor connects vita
-tsgs for Wa.kertOn: with Baltimore steamer az
West Point.
TRAIN No. 81. AS z. u.
RALTIMORE LIN TgD. daily except sunday,
for west Point, connecting with IOrk-klyer
steamers for Baltimore. AT Baltimore steamers
connect Win baltimore 0nd ohio railroad Tor
Washington, Philadelphia, and New iOFk.
Steamers leave Baltimore 1 7. NJ. daily, o4cepI
Trains arrive at Richmond 90 A. y. and Il A.
TRAIN 40. 70. 7:4O A. d.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except sunday. leaves
Tventy-siguth streeg for Wes. Point and inter-
mediate points
TicEet-oface at station foot Of Virginia street.
CITY ucketoc1cs-corner OF Tenth AMI Main
streets. .,,
SOL HAAS, Jas. Ia lAILOh,
Trsric Manager General Passenger Agent
Joseph 4 POTTS. Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
,Ns1,nANcE CoMpANIEs.
TIRE INSURANCE.

I I'''7 ~ = -. -.
We beg 20 advise the insurlng public that The
ENTAIL FIRg-INsURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
with over s50O)00 assets, has Just conitnen'n
pnsIness In TINS State and has placed 10 sole
RichmOnd agency win us. Owners Of lhrSe
n1ants who have hal diGiculty In placing their
Insurance 10 companies which have put up tno
deposit required by state law should communlI1
6Ir,n OF poiiciss used is specially requested.
RENTS INSURED. r.
10000 deposited with tho state treasurer ios
the protection Of policy-holders. ,..,,,,
SECURITY SAYINGS BANK,
,,b o-eod3t 10. east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Stewart Mansion Leased.

10y 'eloBthph " ln' blsp'"h'I
New YORK March The lease by tho
Manhattan Club of the Stewart Mansion at
Thirty-fourJh street and Fifth avenue was
executed to-day. The lease is for the term
OF tweuty-One years. commencing to-day
March lstl, ut the following rental: For
tho first five years, $4,000 per year; next
five years. So. $50 yearly. and $4,000 per
annum for the remaining eleven years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

The various branches Of ono of the most
distinguished Russian families are about
TO get together at Moscow to celebrate the
fve-hundredth anniversary of their attach
ment to the imperial service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
RAEEgGAD LgNEA.
THE FINEST ON EARTH.

Tie CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AID DAY
TON RAILROAD ia fhe only limo running fuii-
mans Perfected Saf'iy Noslhn'ed trains, VIVA
Chair. pnrl0t-. Sleeplug-. and Dlning-Car ser
Woo between Cinclt nan, Indianapolis nni thi-
cago, aud j. me ONLY LINZ running fhrohsh
Kec,iuiuc-Chair Cars between Cincinnati. h1O-
kur, and Springfield, IT,, AMI tho ONLY d.
RECT LINE between enc nnat, Dayton, Lima,
Toledo Detroit, tee Lake Region. and CauadA.
TIE road is one ~ tho oldest In the state ~
OHIO and the only line entering Cincinnati over
tYcnty-hyo miles ~ double track aud IRON rs
nast record can moro than assure il patrons
speed, comfort, nni .aietY
Tickets on sale oyerywAero, and SOC that theY
road G., n. 4. D., either ia or ont Of Cincinnati,
indianapolis, or Toledo. ......,..,.
r. O. MCCORMICK,
General Passenger and Ticket AGENT
NH 81 iIn.Inna-I !. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
DEPARTURES or srEAnEHs.
PHILADELPHIA, RIO Il >1ShA
EOND AgD NORFOLK
iIEAAbHIP COARANG.

Appo,n,si saling days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. I2A. and every SUNDAY ~
Frelgntfor Tussiays and Friiays steamers
,.,si,et al li.39 A. n: for sundays stsanse
uu6P. a. ss.grdag Freight received daily uu
P. n
Fare, 81
sor f9rLher information apply -
). W. hcCAKRfCK,
aensraI Southern Agent Onice kocfessA
~ r. CLYDE 4 Co,
mol General Agents PsiisiesDhi@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
The Pie Did a nrIint,s Work.

dustry,. craftsmanship. prime manhood
over adversely. without parallel IN all
history
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

CARPETS. MArrIsGs, olL-cLorHs. 90
TNTIRE STOCK or CARPETS
~ MATING, oIL~cLoTH, RUGS nAI4
nsi,G0xls. LACE CURTAINS, sHApkA ane
SHADING .. and Dolow essI No ISL sAss hsaA
etrseL . yru>rxx<za
fell>lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

Edward Heron-AIen Is row practicing
law in London and has gone out of tho
business of palmistry. which he practiced
in this country a teW years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN RoAn
scHEDULg IN EFFECT FEBRUARY. 10 1870.
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK AND
LYECHBCR&

bSAbDULh IN kEf Nh'' ~ -@"
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NORFOLK AND
LYsCHBCRG
LsAv. RICHMOND. BYRD-sTREEr STATION.
gao. N. Daily, vts Petersburg Richmond and
Norfolk Through Express Arrive a.
Norfolk lRl5 p n. stops only AZ Pc
tersbIrg snd Suffolk. second
train, leaving Petersburg st li:30 A.
NJ and arriving ~ Norfolk sI2 2. NJ,
stops a. all stations.
enA " Dsily. ia PeIsrsuurg. Arrive at
Petersburg 1918 A. n No. leaves
Petersburg fl:i5 A. NJ for Farm
vile, LYnchbur and All points soasa
snpu 1auy. c,s Petersburg. Arrive Pc
tersburg $40 p. N; lesVs Petersburg
4:95 z. n. daily arriving Norfolk
2. a..
t,.sagN. Da!Iy. psa Pe,srsburx Arrive ~
Petersburg l2:25 A. n. connecting
win rrala No l. leaving Petersburg
a, u 10 A. NJ for Ysrmyills, Lynch
burg, PosahontaA and ell points
south aa1 West
,o..o A. N. DsiIy' "a Barkeville, Tor Farmviiis.
Iynchburg, tho coath, and West
PULLMAN sLRBPIN0-CAH AccoAAUDA.
TIOSs
No. l--slssping-csr from Petersburg 70 br,s'ol
without change. leaving Petersburg daily al
1870 A. NJ. and Lyncaeufg to ksmpns With
ou NJ s's srLyucabmg 20 Meridian. aad Roa noAs
n Nam phis without cnanga
Tictets. Daggsgo-chscks, and al informasioa
ear b. Obtained ss Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot. A. W. CABRERA. 1900 Main skrses
aud a. ths conpAnys Once, 0l sAss Nam strssk
h ". COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
w. u BkytLL
General Passenger Asone
CnAxLSs a. EDDY. vies-Prssidenx
Gsasrsl once hosaekA Va 100
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
NOT A PIMPLE ON BABY.

barry ONE YEAR OLD. BAD WITH EcZEMA;
HAIR ALL GONE. SCALP HkkD WITH
ERUPTlDNs. CURED By CUIIClh:
HAlK SPLENDID, AND NOT PlMfLE On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
- WAY COMPANY.

A IL AApaAA NAM - - NffA~N
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MARCH ., 1890.
Is.vE RicinfoSp.
$50 A. n. "Iimuel' daily .or Ola Poiht aud
Nr.ffiA.
1lCO An. Exfre-s daily for Cincinnati Parlor
(grlId Point to Charlottesville, ana
Pullman Sleeper Charlottesville 10
Cincinnati.
s:e5 P. NJ. Express daily FOR on Point a.d Nor
f1lE. raulr tgr to Old Point
800 P. NJ Ae-9mmodation' except sunday Toe
BO.AgolL
l0:45 p. NJ. ne l.. l.. 8. Limited daily Pullman
Sieep1g car . Hinton. SOLD yssti-
bYls Train. with Dining Car and Pull
mans Charlottesville 90 tincinnsu
AMI Pullman % Louisville.
rRAiSs ARnIyg ~ RICHMOND,
so 4. y. amt g r. II. daily from Cincinnati.
~, H. ~ daily. except sunday. from tothwou,
100 A. 81. auIU.55 J.. n. daiiy from Norfolk
JAMES-RlyEN DIVISION
(Rlchmoui and AlioZhany kailroad)
LgAyE RICHMOND.
900 4 NJ. daly Tor lynchburg, Lexington, and
CAflou Forge.
40 ?. NJ. for Ign -nturs except SUNDAY. sleop.
ing Car for LynchDurs, wBich WAL
leave Lyncnburg al 6.lj A. N. FOR
LeKlngt0u.
TRAINS AKKlyE At RfCEH0SD.
$50 p. VI. daily from Clifton Forge.
kIb A. NJ except sunday tom Lexington ana
Lynchburg.
station: Elgnth Gad Canal streets.
II. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
C. W. STEVENS. General superintendent 10 Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
CTTTCTRA RESOLVFNT,

tho nov Blood and SKIN Purifier. and purest ana
best % lIumor Remedies, internally. and ttI-
CURA. the grcat Nsin cure. a1d CyrtCuBA SoAI'
an exg- lsite skin Brautider. externally, speedl-
w nor.,.are entity, sad econ nirslly cure every
disease nni huul0r of the skin, scalp. and blood
with lOss 90 hair. whether Itching, burning,
scsly. pimply. scr0fulOus VI hereditary Nhen al
other r. NEEDLES taiL
sold everywhere Prlco; CUrfcURA. sos SoAP'
9sc. EEsoJygNr, e. Prepared by 'ho POTTER
DRUG AND CuEalcAL CORPORATION, Boston
~ send for " How % cure Skin Diseases q
pagea. ~ illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND
" LOAN ASSOCIATION.
tlI5 MAIN SrBBET.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, t2Qoo,0oo
SHARES, f!O0-PAYABlE N SMALL MONTH
LY INsrALMENTs.

OFFICERS
Pre.llcnt-J. TAILOR ELLiSON, Mayor city
OF Richmond. - ..
yics Pre.iIsut-S. v RANDOLPH, proprietor
Randolph Papor-li0X Company AM presideht OF
the Virginia state insurance Company. ,.,,,.
Acting Secretary ami Observation-Disclosures
MCCARTHY.
DIRECTORS.
JTAYLOR ELlNoON. Mayor u Rlchmoud.
RANDOLPH, proprietor Randolph lsper'
BOX Company ana PRECEDENT u tho virginia
State insuran- COMPANY.
joins B. PURCELL, PRECEDENT Chamber of
Commerce OF Richmond, OF Arm q Purcell
Ladd s. go.
JUHNs. E!LETT. president Of state Bank. OF
firm OF Wiuro. Elliott - trunp.
r. \. SUTTON. Of sutton J. Co, Real Estate
Agents
Inc Old DOMINION Offers 20 tho pcoplc IN
opportunity tsr sarine ani for Investment COM
buiug alI tr- advantages ~ general aud ck-
teutiso business win tho conservative manage
mont % e homo corn rany. Ia Olcer' aud man
ayers ars wou known throughout the state no
Identified vlth DE commeicN. interests 81 ne
people. jos -'-''s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY lG is'a

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY IL 1891
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
93OA. II. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily, to A.
lauia, Augusta, AMI ponIa South. Con-
nsct- a. Greensboro for Durham Aud
Raleigh; at salisbury for Western
North Carolina. Passengers can take
sleeper 40 T.. ". Through sleepors
from Nauyilo south.
62O A n ACCOMMODATION, daily, except
sunday, 20 Clover. Va, and inter-
mediate points. -
1f.01 A. N. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EMPRESS. daily, through train TO
Raleigh ria hoysyille Connects at
Burkoyille with Norfolk aud Western
railroad FOR Farmvile. Lynchburg,
AMI points West: az keysyllo Tor
ClsrGsvile, oxford, Henderson,, and
Durham.
800 P. NJ. FAST NAIL, daily, FOR Atlanta, Au-
gusta, ami points South. Connects q.
Noselsy's junction With farmgile
All Poghaiau railroad: a. Greens
B0ro' for Durham and Raleigh, az
Salisbury for Western North Caro-
lima. Through Shoppers from Dan
Vlllo South.
600 P. II. local, daily. except Sunday, for
Amelia Courthouse and Intermediate
points. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

DtpV;S sSin ana scalp preserved aid heautl-
DhDl fed By CUTICUgA SOAP. Absolutely
r.stwa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC hAILkoAD.-scheiuls
commencing FtHhi AIRY ~. lSD-ea,tern
stAndari time
5.s9A NJ. leaves BYRD strast stauoa ashy.
e'op8 ONLY - Ashland, botaWell, NIL
iard. Aua Frsdcricssburg, Nrootea ana
Whitewater sleeper 10 Washington
anI New YORK.
it.oT A. NJ Leaves BYRD street station daily, eI-
cent sunday.
90 p. NJ. leaves BTrd-strsei station daily
..lgP IA. leaves Byri-suoet station daily.
'''' stops oniv 20 R0thwelL Milford. ana
Fredericksburg. sleeper kiehmona
% New YORK.
s.oA. N. arrives A, Byrd street station daily.
Sleeper from New iork.
e.ssP N. art,ss, rs byrd street. station dslly
stops AZ Fredericksburg. hiliord
Borhweil. and Ashland. sieopsr frora
Warrington Aad Nov York Does nos
STOP Gi klb8.
s.osP. ~. arrNes Byri-street station dsily
stops only &c Fredericksburg, MI"
ford aui Ashland.
SCR Il. arrives at Byrd-sTeei ssation daily.
except Sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EycEPr suSoATA
eeA. u. leaves glbA Arrives as Ashlandw
.ooP. N. accomrnoia,ioa leaves Bird -ssrsss
citation. arrives a. Ashsni A. 7. h-
s.ot p. II. leaves R'bs. arrives Of Ashland AZ
CsSP. NJ.
CASA. II. arrives Kl01. Loayos Ashland aslJS
cssA- u ac.lrirr0isri9n arrires as Brye-
street station leaves Ashland as'.T
i. ~.
breP. N. arrives at ElbA leaves Ashland ~
tl2 4. n.
INA av NIrt aui Florida Special composed
Of Pullman Nestl 0ulcd cars arrive. byri-otreee
station on 8outays Wednesdays, nnd fti1sys
Al 7Ig +. NJ, and leaves byrl street siaa9a
OF Iuo8Ioys. fhgrelay4. AM SatnriA{s az o'i'
A n. Extra faro is charged on ihls rain-
IAIArLOR. lrtnic Manager
ET u. MTBAs. General slDeriDtondsnI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
TRAINS AERIyE AT RICHMOND /:

S 5:!5 a. a W. From Atlanta end Augusta.
s45 A. N. From Amolia Courthouse.
4.iO =. ". From Raleigh
b:35 p. NJ. Al Manchester. from Clover.