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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-09
DROOK-ROAD PROPERTY.
~ ron SALE LOTS AND vlLLA-sITEs.

$500 70 $500 per acre adjoining hennie place
and opposite " Lapurnum.
$500 per acre to 80 per front 'front.' foot one nan
m lie from city -
Is 10 $40 per foot adjoining city;
40 per foot CT y property.
Having seven tracts 10 oner, bought before me
recent advance IN prices. at less than hall cur
rent nrices We are able 10 offer buyers most Ia
yorabie terms Buying IN the country before a
neigh borhood Is established is made safe by our
system Of restrictions ms Is the only properly
plans Of improvement contemplated by me
Brook Turnpike Company In neighoorhood
yhere improvements ore 10 be made IN mo-
dorm and scientific manner. buyers VIII appreci-
ate the advantage OF buying where they VIII So
cure the greatest Ianent from improvements
Money realized from sales OF property reinvest-
cd IN a manner that will benefit our customers
sanitary conditions perfect Proper system
Of xater supply aad sewerage provided.
DC 4-st EDWARD II. BlsskLL co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-09
Mr.. ELLYsON CONFIDENT.
Tie Hopes To send Solid Democratic
Delegation ~ Congress.
txorfotr yt,ggnian of yesferdayI

Chairman J. Taylor Ellyson, OF the state
Executive Committee. was at the Suffolk
convention YESTERDAY as indicated IN the
report of the convention. tie arrived IN
Norfolk last evening.
Mr.. ElIyson SAYS the outlook for Demo-
cratic success throughout Virginia is very
encouraging. He will not be surprised II
the State sends solid Democratic delega-
ton 10 Congress. In the First district he
says that Mr.. Jones, the Democratic nomi-
nee. feels very confident of defeating
Bailey Brown. and that the closing
week in the campaign Will be
lively one on the Eastern and West;
ern shores. Hon. John w. Daniel Will
stump that district towards the close,
and in the meantime will make one speech
in Norfolk. In the Fourth district Mr.
Ellyson says il did him good TO near
the reports. The Democrats seem to think
there is no doubt OF their being able 70
beat Laneston, and declare If he IS the
only Republican nominee ia the field large
numbers of white Republicans VIII vote
with the Democrats. In Southwest VIZ
pinia MIR. Ellyson believes the Democrats
will elect thor nominee. lie received O
letter from "Cyclone" jim Marshall, OF
Craig county, yesterday. in which be SAID
Mr.. Buchanan would surely be. reelected.
Mr.. Ellyson feels certain that II the
Democrats and Farmers AllldhCe ptoPio
will get out the full Democratic vote IN
this district DR.. Lawson will be elected.
Norfolk Landmarkl
State. Chairman Ellyson was serenaded at
his hotel. and then when the nominee, Dr.
Lawson, started on his return home the
bows with their band escorted HIM well on
the way. not parting until three rousing
cheers had been given with hearty good
will.
Retiring Heutenant-ColonelS Smith, OF
the Fourth Virginia regiment, was also
sereraded. and ne with Chairman Ellyson
were escorted to Norfolk by the delega-
tion.
CHAIRMAN ELLYsoN MUCH PLEASED.
MIR. Ellyson was seen by reporter of
the Landmark yesterday afternoon after
his conference with the chairmen OF the
counties and cities of the district. He said
he was very much pleased with what the
convention had done, and the reports
brought into him led him to think that
victory was more than probable. He ex-
poets a solid delegation of Democrats from
Virginia and says from information sent
him the First and Fourth districts Will be
carried by the Democrats, and the Second
can be carried likewise if the organization
il perfected as he wishes TO see II.
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that the most Of our country Sunday
schools not established ut the churches
close Che LIST Of October and &c, into winter
quarters. In obedience to this practice
ToIonel + II Aliens closed last Sunday
evening with the bountiful distribution Of
cake. cakes. and candy. Tho speakers on
the occasion were Messrs. w. w. Ware and
Dudley X. Cowles, both OF whom acquitted
themselves in the handsomost manner.
The college Of william and Mary needs no
better advertisement than these two boys
upon the platform.
After weeks of agony and suspense on
the part of School Board and applicants
the list of puble-scbool teachers for James
CITY is well nigh complete and comprises
Misses Lottie Hammond, Kate Hammond.
Kato Piggott, Linda Ware. Lula Jones,
Mary Sherre!l VI. f.. Bush, Mary Prlmont,
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Goddin. and Mr.. Dudley
Burrell, L. N. Canaday, and Mary Thurs
ton (colored.)
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OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
WAY CONpASL

DHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" WAY CohrANL
SCHEDULE IN KFYgCr CcroBR !, i''
LAYS NCns0s1
100 A. NJ. Freight vAcelI 'J1aay, "a
GoriOusyl.lA ..K
eso A. M. DAILY Tor Oh P0in. All
CHAIR car kfrnm0ui 70 pi1 . ..-..
uao N R.pre,s, daily Tor Cin-.unaN Pc
fnan Palscs Car hinhm .nI ~ ..
cevert.. Ani pullman sleeper 49,
iottssYils " CiucianAA AAA" @
old Potnr % Richmond.
,.sp NJ. gxurs.s daily Tor OF Soipi ~ '.
foif. Puumsn slospins Car N'-
mai 20 CD Point -. r.
t.aoP M. Acoommoi ,li0n, excssi s441'l' ''
wv CbArlO.sesyille. ,....,
s.eopN TSssF. y. Limited isilr. flin'''
sleeping Car Oh Point > u. 80,
500 ras.ibais train. sin Dini.s =
aaa Pallmsns Charlosses'is u -
einasE AMI Palln 40 ~ Lo-..''''N
y,Arss lsSIys AZ glcaHosD.
AN and 2.S5 P. v. daily 'ro'n % ii-. ~.
0:l, A. n daily. vtcop' sA-1A'' '
.o ns-..sP' N. daily from Soro a.
'SrSpN Frels 81 from Chsrlossosrul'' -N''
w" slutay, Carries passengers
station, Broad street. meas So'eas''a'-'
JAugs-RIygk DlyIsIos
v,,nmsai All AaosbAsy KA.lfoAAI
iE,vs ncgxosN
.,o. N daily for Lynchbarg, Lexinss'A' ~
,~opu sorryaenp ars eleep. sanisJ Sep,
tag Car tor Dahons 49, = 90,
lrsvss Lyaehbars sseS =
tos Lsxiasson ssi S'ns'o s''sN
sRAIxs AsnIyk At sichsos@
esoP n. dAily from clifson fsfse st,,,, gofs,
nj sxcsos SUNDAY frOm tlii'0a f"s'
Lsxinxtoa. All Lyaeho1fS
ssaIoG kigstA and Canal ,"s;s srflEk
General fasssaser Asss
q ~. n1ayKxs 0sAsrsl SVesxtassASsAs
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N AtI.xOAD LIN IA


RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC kAiLhoAD. --seheiuis
commencinx APRIL ~, lss9-oastorn sisndAfd
SINE.
,:ss A II. leaves Byrd-strsss station daily.
steps only 81 Ashland. bota we'll, MI
lord. and fredericksburg, Brooke aad
Wholesaler Sleeper " WAhtngsoa
and New YORK
lisa A. NJ leaves Byra-sm''ia 's'n asn' SE
rp,nmoud ~ " zshiDgton.
s..ph leaves Byrtsuss; sfsaoa daily
sleeper kich mond 20 New York.
srA n arrives o. Byrd street. station daily
sleeper from New York
o.,sp n .yriyss At Byri-sr-sl stAtfon dAhy,
gsops ~ frederioksourG hiuori
Botn sell. and Ashland sissper hona
Washiassoa aud Neg YORK Does act
stop ct RlbA
CAP n srrivss q syru-susss ssaaoa dsilx
eIsept yuadsE Butte. farlor Cal
Washington ~ Richmond.
ASHLAND rRAiSa
pAuY sxcsrr sUroArA
s.A n. leaves sibA Arrives ~ Asaiaui =
amp n ACORN nodanoa Leaves Byrd-srsss
ssuoa, arrives q Ashland 81 Y. n
ZAP. n leaves aioA arrives ~ Ashland 81
ssA n .iri!.. sisA Leaves AsAl.aa Sra
$50 n accom- modsttoa arrives ~ Rsy&
susss ssahoa: leaves Ashland ss';x
e,sP. Y arrives = nsa leaves Asaiaaa u
fAYIoR rsams Manages
II p. MylaA General oaessiasenasaa
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alarm OF THE REPUBLICANS.

The reported advances in articles OF mer-
ohandise since the passage of the MGhln-
lev tariff bill are worrying the Republicans
rreatly. and if this thing keeps up 1t VIII
have the effect of weakening the Repubh-
cans at the coming election. They are
claiming that the advances are only tenn
norary, but all the same they view the SIT
nation with some degree of alarm Just at
this time. The merchants are certainly
NOT TO blame if they take advantage OF the
latest economic law TO make money ana II
iney do not make money that bill with IT'S
monstrosities will render 1t necessary 10
advance prices. They are not IN
business for fun, but carry on their
trade for the profit that is in 1t. From
the present outlook some OF the predic-
tions of Senators Plumb and Paddock, the
able western Republicans who refused to
vote for the tariff bill, are about to be
realized. They pointed out time and again
in the discussions that the effect OF
the bin would be TO increase the cost OF
The pecessaries of life, and that in drafting
snch measure the theory OF protection
Tnn mad had been adheredto. These men
believe in protection, but not the kind
that the Republican managers OF the blu
have served the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-09
will sell by auction. AZ my Office. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is 1879,

beginning at - o'clock W.. about $50 LOTS In mo
plan a "Rennie's,n on the east eide OF tho
Brook road and about one mile from the city.
This Il the prettie@t plot OF land ia that growing
section, and the improvements now making IN
that direction, both this side and beyond. cou-
pied with the superb highway % be AZ oncc COZ
structof out OF mat ahomInaiion knO1n n tho
Brook Turnpike" combine 20 make this the
most promising suburb around the city.
The heelthfulness q The location and the e1-
cellence a tho neigh borhooG are things knogn
10 every one. and the nearness Of the lots make
them desirable for ell-iho-year-ar0uni homes
This Is the first subdivision and sale OF THIS
choice property. aud "a prices Will rule low ~
comparison with what they VIII probably be tNo
Years hence would urge every nOdy-specuia-
tor and home-seeker-t LOOK at tho properly
before tho day OF sale, and then come and buy
ono or more 10 Plat at my Office.
rzgNS. Reasonable. \. ". BOWIE,
"a IN AuctOuesr.
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A UCTION SALE OF A GROCERY
"A STORE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
| IN THE GROWING AND FLoURlSHlNe
TOWN OF ASHLAND.

Having determined 10 close out business al
Ashland l will sell By public auction ;on-
mencing al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1880,
my entire stock OF GROCERIES,, LlQuonS
WINES, &c, &c, usually found In anrsIcSsss
store; also, my LIVERY, consisting OF sood
Horses, Buggies. 9 carriages. Wagons. Se,ss'
Harness, saddles, &C., &C, and j! oclocs n,
Same day. will offer for sale or lease ny
basement, corner Railroad and England streets.
which Is ono OF the best stands In the town Also
a NEW DWELLING. nine rooms, Win snaus
fronting Railroad street. unless the sans W so,a
or leased before day OF sale. TINS ssie o ,e.'
lars apply 20 The undersiened ct Ashland, "
TBHMs. To suit pu rch Assr, and maze svova
on DAY OF sAle. T. ". GARY. Ashisn.. 10
J. A. Brown, Auctioneer. o. -seA.
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BY y. W. Bore,
RaaI EsinfA AnctlOnaar.

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 SMALL PROPERTY on AND A X
SEVENTEENTH STkEET.-ln execution OF
deed OF trust 70 the undersigned, dated >eptem-
Der q, 1897, and duly recorded In Richmond
Chaucery Court, will sell by auction, on the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER g, 1890,
al ~ O'Clock z. NJ, the very desirable TWO
STORY BUILDING. occupied "a store and
dwelling No. 112i aud llciH Seventeenth street,
between Baldwin and Lownes streets, contain
ing beside. the store nine rooms. The LOT ir)nts
IS feet on the west side OF Seventeenth street,
and runs back 9j feet bet6een parallel lines
part Of this building, No. ll2ik. contains four
rooms aud I. IL possible may be sold separately.
There is an excellent welt Of water on the lot,
end in the event the property Is divided This
well will be for the use Of both.
And uext / will sell the good FRAMED
DWELLING Nc. 17lS Baldwin street. between
Seventeenth and Buchanan streets. containing
three rooms. The lot fronts q feet and has
depth Of anout 40 feet There is good well on
the promises, and the property rents Well
TERMS: Ono third cash. and the residue NJ six
and twelve mouths for notes, with interest add
ed, aud secured bya deed % trust
WILLIAM II. BEfERlDGE,
Trustee,
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ORK-RlVER LINE,vn wssrroIsr,
the FAyoRIrG ROUTE NoRra
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN No. %. $40 r. AZ.
LOCAL bXfkkss, daily okerpt sunday bprt
at ali stAtous. A. Lestsr Manor connects Via
,tage Tor Walkerson. with Baltimore steamer Al
TRAIN No 50. AIS r. "
BALTlMoRE LIMITED. daily oKospi baaiAy,
Tor West Point connecting win iofk h''f
steamers Tor Baltimore. At balamor, steamers
crnnect Win Baltimore aud onto railroad ~
Wa.aiugt0n, PhuAdslphia. aud NeE YORK
Steamers lsayo Baltimore 4. n. dailI sfcsYi
Trains arrive a. Richmond DIS A. n. aai 800
A. a..
TRAIN 20 -. 80 4. v.
LOCAL. Af1AD. daily except sl1iaT leaves
Tusnty-thirl street ilr WosI Point aai i-.sr'
Ticsstornce al station foot - Yirl.Dia stss-
Opou a. ". 70 T.. 81. and hon !, L. ~ % 80
A. N. a..
cry ticroLofice-oorner " Ionsi aai Naa
sueoA .....
SOL HAAS, Jas. T. lht t..H
Trgnic Manager. Gen0ral fauonguf -
JOSEPH ,. POTTS. Dirifi0a fAssoug9r A. a.
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AUCTION sALRs--This Day.
BY A !. Adsmson
and
A. J. Bradley & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneors aud Insurance Agents,
Manchester, Va.
~ RAND CTION SALE
N OF
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE LOTS
HULL, CLoPToN, AND LOGAN STREETS,
AND
MIDLOTHIAN PIKE. IN swASsBobo.
NEAR THE CORPORATE LINE OF NAN
CHESTER, VA.
AUCTION sALEs-rbi. p.y.

Py virtue OF certain decroe 81 tho Hastings
Court OF the CITY OF aDchester. pronounced on
the 2d day OF August, 1897 IN the chancery suit
therein peudng, styled Morrissstt -. Norris
sstI and other, the undersigned special com
misaionerr. win sell at public auction, on tho
promises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1890.
a, o'clock 2. NJ, tho following-describod LOTS
In tho order named:
!. LOTS Nos /. :, 3, {. ., 8, and :. fronting %
feet each on the north side % Huli street, st tho
corner 81 Ciopton, aud running back from 10
10 ii1 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide
9 LOTS Nos. :, 9, 10, IL. and ~ fronting % feet
each on tho east line Of ClOpton street, near
Hull street, and running back I'D feet TO an
alley 90 feet wide.
2 LOTS Nos. II, Il. 10. and %, in the plan OF
BrEnier. fronting - feet each on the southern
line 81 Midlothian pike, aud running back lSo
feet TO An alley 10 feet WIDE
h. LOTS Nos p, -, and 3 same plan, 'front.'
ing 20 fee. zach on the cast line OF Logan street,
and running tack 10 feet.
This IL n AID opportunity for the Spectator
and nome-seeker; an Investment here cannot
fail 70 make lsrge returos. The Hull-street
front is particularly desirable for mercantile
uses, and includes SON, Of the b est business
locations in this city. The residence lots ore
sulenGidly situated and should command mo
attention especially Of the home-seeker
The auctiOneers will take great pleasure III
showing the property. Call on them Tor piats
and all information.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance In three
equal instalments Of SIX, twelve, and eighteen
months, evidenced by negotiable notes, with IN
terest aided from day OF sale md title retained
IN il whole purcnase-money is paid and deed
ordered by Court DAVID /. PULLlAh.
WILLIAM l. CLOPION,
special Commissioners,
A. l. ADANsOS. Ar.,,o,oara
A. ]. BRADLEY & CO.,
IN rHE CLERKS OFFICE or the HUsTISGs COURT
or THE CITY or MANCHESTER -hoKSIssBrr'
PLAINTIFF, AGAINST MORRIsssTT BIT AIS, DE-
Pendants.
/, n. r. Duva. clerk OF ihe said court do GER
tify that the bond required OF the special conf
missioucrs by the decree rendered in said cause
on the "a day Of Angus. 1890, has been duiy
given.
Gwen under my hand clerk OF the sail
court this 9th day OF september. ls9l.
oc Git II. K. DUVAL, Clerk.
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1RAiNs NnHrI "a
Daily tDallr except sunday


SrOPPTs3-PLACaA
Nos. H. z. - and g. naks ~ s,D9N N5I
q and - stop "a signal a. hAn-htst.s
Drevry's Blur. CenFsila. Ani chssst 80 D
stops on signal AZ Manchester sId Chester h.
y stops ~ Manchester. NON "a ~ - q o. a.
a. ani a., Sill stop At al siau0as sor gAssn.
gers
PuLLNAN-CkR SERVICE
On Trains NOs. u AMI g slsoping-cars nstrss,
New York And Tampa IA ga Ja'ts1uUlI,t
on Trains No. II ani a. slssglnE.oa7s tatsaa.
Washington and Chariest0n. On Tran Nor.
sleeping-car, between " kahingt1l anf I..s
aonyille on Trsin 10 = slesc,n.-cArs -.
tween Jacksonville AMI New YORK.
THg ONLY Aii-RAfL LINZ To N)kf1LE
Richmond n l..':ss so,,ol, l.-i's
Richmond. ..'l.95 T.. s.. Norfolk ..... flu p Nj
norfolk 1904. " RIclmcni..f4IS a a.
Norfolk go p " h0hm3ui.. $50 p M
fhe trains leaving kichm0nI sts1 A. n a4f
Norfolk az T. N. are sllii rails between
rese two points. anf passengers a. tarrlsa
without changs Of carA Close oounc-tlns a.,
also made a. PeiersbIrg ~ 30 b. a. ga. a
from hcnmond ABi tie $40 A. Il traa an
TrsiHs leaving Rcnmoni a.. 90 A. n AT
ll.sU s. N. and arriving a. kirln1ai a. 1852
A. AMI sos r. NJ. MAKO ci. s' c1nusrrna q
pe,eraourg b AMI from FhrmuIN Lyn.tlrr..
And southwesteru pOinA
X M ,CLLY, sug-rnisu isal
Er l.. HYsss General superintendent
!. N. EgsKs0-. General Passenger ACCT
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BY sutton s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aueiioneers'
1914 Main street.
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF
DETACHED Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING
No. 1904 WEST MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN PLUMB AND LoABARDY.

Acting u,dsr the provisions OF the Will OF
Jsmes Gnnn deceased, and decree OF the
R,chmond Ch.ncery Court, entered on the izin
day of Marce, 1880, IN he sun OF Ounn1s e1-
ecutors rs (,unn aud ais, l shan, as executor,
sell at public auction, upon the premises on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1899,
az : o,,,ock p. NJ, the aboye-described PROPER
ny. fronting % fcetih inches on me norm sue
OF Main street sad running oack oopth OF I'o
feet 4 inches 10 al alley. Inc evening 70 nearly
new confaining six rooms. and s Ia good order.
situated Immediately on 'nv ss' 'o''Ai AAe' M"
In rapidly improving locAiisy.
Tn,s a dc LAT realty belonging 70 tue above
.ststa and ths executor IA anxious 10 sell In or
der M Wind up said estate, consequently great
Sarvs,n NAV be had at his sale.
Txrus: one fourth cash; oaiAnee al sx,
twelve. and eighteen inosns, ~ nossuspo
~, aIned until all tho purchase money
eue u.io - "a purchaser will receive deed and
pau; W ~ trust 20 secure the deferred pay
s.o,. ~ ali cash at the option OF the pur-
l menu VI A. H.. GUM, Executor.
SUTTON 4 CO.. Aucsionsers- oca
DoR sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
n rendered in the suit OF v. Henry
n usi,1 a co and aa "a. H. ID. Hoge, trus-
nosnx ~, pending in the Unitef States CIR
sos: o |nrs Eastern District Of Virginia, on the
c e, .; september. 1870, will sel at pubic
,,on IN trout Of the custom-house, In the city
nj Ricbmond, on
" FRIDAY, ocropss 10. 1890,
.,.torx NJ, all OF the UNcOLLEcTHD
runaTs IN ACTION Of tho ,ass nrm OF Martin
: Powers, con-lstins Of Judgments, notes, open
ACCOUNTS, &c. ~ uo<~
TERMS: Cssh = nOSk
ocs "
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old DOMISIOH STEAM Y1-A>
" sHlP COMPANY LID

Dor NEW YORK
STEAMERS Leave hchnOud Sfskf ~ ssOAt
and FRIDAY a. , h. n manifest cl0sod ono
hour before sailing time.
steaners losVs New York for kcnmoni
EyEhY WEDNESDAY and sArUk DAl AZ > Z.
A.. arriving in klehmoGi hOhOAI ami bhL'
DAY MokSlSGa .,
Passenger accom- modsuons unsurySsoL
Csniu fare " New fosk va James-rfE nj,
route dncluding meals ani berAl y "
Round. trtp ucAe!s nmitei W hlrtJ dAys
- dats on Il %
oIs9i IN, s,ss s',bsistenc.. ........... %
$1,000 <ttoout sr,usisteuce. ............ 500
CABIN tsrs va Chesapeake and ONO rail- -.
Way. ....s.+.ss..sss. 800 - ~
Cabin fare VIA kishnond aud Petersburg u ~
railroad .......s.s.s mn
T1esets can Do obtained ~ A. ". CARRIERS, W
Nan gtrsog. Chosspesks All ONO ana hSil-
uond and Petersburg depots, sni a. eo ~ pehJ
oriro. lSJt Main sKesI End wharf, h'cAs'A
FrelghI forwarded and h-olgn Uls ~ AdhAs
Issued fox points beyond SeS IofL
Freight rocslysa daily unHI b Z. NJ. ..,,.,,,
pn.seugers leaving Richmond on aOnDAls,
TfrEsDAYs, WEDNESDAYS, luU hsDAfr, ana
skTTEOAI-, BY the Chesapeake ana ono rail-
wsy tp,G Newport News a. Sd r. NJ aud ~
ES.hmond and Petersburg railroad same dAyS
81 2s5 p. NJ. will msse connection AZ SOkFoLh
lin steamer leaving those days
GEORGE N. ALLAN Co, AgenS~
No. 1871 Main street., all
snarf-
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-

y UNI Jan nv = " - 1870
SCHEDULE IN KFREcr NAY iL i~t
Two TRAINS DAILY TO sOKFOLk A'D
LTECdBUK,A
IRAYg RICHMOND. BYkD-sTkkal hIAIl1'.
~ A. NJ Daily "a Petsrsbars hiSlinI1a 81
Norfolk fhr0 ~ hrpr1rs AInf- ~
Norfolk lggS y NJ. sogs Only at Pc
taruBgrg ana sur0lE
Ualu, having Petersburg 40 lI.'| n.
N. and arriving a. N9rf1'H 49, o. NJ,
stop, ~ 81 st.uons
sIoAM Daily. ga PetsrDurg. AriT'
PotsrsDurz 1918 A. n ~ .,t'H
Petersburg LIS A. N. ~ PEI
villa. LYnGebarg ana a. p,iua ',.9
and Vest
,s,P NJ Ds!iy. vfI ?ssersDur, Au'f, p'-
tsrsburg iii5 +. n. losFs fcFrspI'f
so r. n daily ~1dEAE Nsf0's'
r. II.
,l.so Pm. Daily. Wa rstsubIr. Arir'
Fet9rsburk 1900 A. ". o'n1nff
ain Trala ~ q leaving fatsfs llff
a. Ia,0 A. 4 f5s faruUl.'. ~ h-
burE. PosaoOntaA sai al S9iaA
uoo. ~ 49, 80 Bgrrsyils. for fsrmvgh
Lynehburg. ths sS4ta. sol "aa
PULLMAN sLKEPiSNrSAh A~SoAA
Tons
No. I--sleeping-car from Peisrso'fs - n'l'''
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-09
JUDGE MuRDAUGH WILL STICK.

A prominent Virginia Republican VINO
has been in the CITY for several days says
that the split in the Norfolk dlstriGt Is
snch a serious one that Congressman Bow
dem is likely TO meet with defeat in No;
yember. Ii has been reported here and
elsewhere that Judge Murdaugh, who was
nominated by the delegates who bolted the
6owden Convention, would not remain on
lhe track until the day OF election. but
this Republican who. gives your CORE
anonSent the information concerning the
Situation in the district, declares that
Murdaugh is gong to stick until the sun sun
goes down on the day OF eiectoil, allu
that rothinc can induce him TO withdraw.
His friends claim that the Bowden men
hacked the meetings in the counties when
The delegates were elected. and that the
convention which nominated the pres
ent member did not represent the lie
n1tblican sentiment in the district, there
fore they will consider it their duty TO beat
Bowden at all hazards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-09
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CLARRnONT, snd JAAbSh'Eh LAND
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Connections AT Old Point aud NOrioIx Closely
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route. -. -.
through tickets on steamer and AZ Garoor's
Azoncy, 100 Main sxecL baggage chocksi
through. oIate-rooms engaged for day OF nishl
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. fOkTs-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-09

LoUts RAWLINGS, Auctioneer.

HEWITT. GUARDIAN, PLAISrTFF. AGAINST Hsw-
IrrANp ALE, DEFgSDANTs-iS tn. CHANCBRN
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
1. Charles ". Goddin. clerk Of the said Court,
certify that the boud required II the special
commissioner by the decree in tho said cause
OF June 6, 1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this I'm day OF June,
1880. CHARLES w. OODDIN, CierA'
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