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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
THE MlsCONsTRUED LAW.
How 1t Has Effected the yIgilant Boomers
and the Cattle-Men.
nv telegraph 70 tho Disoalch.i

ARKANSAS CRY, KAN, March l5;IIhe
boomers were stampeded into the Chero-
kee Strip much the same as the ~, cat
tie were stampeded out OF 1t. Ihey
went without any preconceiyed plan or
method and plunged into the outlet WIN,
out order or reason. They mlsc0(nstrnea
the passage of the Oklahoma bill ny tle
House of Representatives into an act Pr
viding for the immediate opening OF tle
country to settlement, and each colony Oh
boomers, alarmed lest it would not pe .ne
first on the ground to select choicest to ,Ha
sites and claims, rushed pell-mell over me Tue
border regardless of consequences nc
cattle-men are completely routed tn.Is
fences cut, the grass burned. the cst sIo
stampeded, and their range destroyeSHI III
the near future at least. Ihey VIII 20
compelled to get their cattle together 10
we'll a. possible and hunt other pastufeesS.u
Professor Coopeck OF the Indian CH Nv
dren's School, autographed last evening I To-
troops TO expel the boomers from tue IL
dian schools lands. as many, not kho"ins
its boundary, had located therein. A..
Prairie fires could be seen all over .ne
strip last night. No casualties nave "
Cured so far AS known. Within the nrs.
torty-eight hours OF the INVASION AZ iess''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
or .. inc a,, Big matches Of the coming season IL


snc fulhls expectations.
The sidc-rig IA a new thing IN rncinr
snellS by placing the sliding seats TO the
Mues a,ternateiy. instead of right above
.ne heel ga hitherto, q greater purchase in
secured by the oarsmen, and tho mott 4 ia
more natural than in the former method.
Sraok crews like the Gramercys. tho Nom
parcels, the Atalantas. tho New York Ath-
Ieties, and Empires are watching the result
OF the experiment With much interest. and
ina general adoption Of the side-rig FOR
racing purposes seems forecoue con-
eiuAon. IL will DO some time. however.
before II can be taken up by noyices for
tho reason that, with tho side-rig. IL isa
very delicate matter to trim the boat. and
only an expert crew can work with the
1teaclness that ~ essential 70 racing form.
~ ~ "a English idea. aud has given new
wrinkle 20 American boat-builders. who
ore now experimenting with rio which
has the seats placed on the side and NJ an
angle fifteen degrees of the STRAIGHT line
of the boat, and inward, 20 follow the
natural motion Of the BODY at the oar.
This innovation ~ regarded with some
hesitation by professional oarsmen: but
those who have experimental with il say it
Is bound 10 come. and that the racing-sholl
o. tie future VIII have the side rio point
ing inward, and will beat the speed Of The
present models several seconds tothe mile.
To-day the tast"st time in the world Is
made in English boats. which have beaten
tie best American shells FIVE seconds on
four-mile course on the Thames. THIS was
done IN a contest between English arno-
tours and American professionals. But the
coming American boat. our oarsmen conf
dontly assert. viii be able, with its oblique
s'de-ric, 10 outswim the English by at least
az equal distance.
There - little difference in the cost
OF wooden ana paper boats. Every CLUB
that now rows on New York, New Eng
land, and Southern waters has shells Of
both materials, and as far as endurance,
utility. and cost for repair are concerned,
they arc about equal. The Atalantas,
the crack New York club and tho
amateur champions Of the United
States. say that the papiel-mache craft
are more easily repaired when injured
than tho cedar boats. A paper boat can
be patched almost anywhere, and no one
would know that It had been damaged. 4
wooden boat shows its patches and is nj
ways weakest where Il has been mended.
il IS not nearly so liable to injury, how
ever, ~ the paper shell. which suffers from
abrasiOns. exposure, and the action Of the
watcr. the latter sometimes reducing parts
OF the shell 70 pulpy condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Cuticura Remedies
HAIl.HOAD LIMA


DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILkoAD.-schefuis
commencing FEBRUARY e. ls9o-ssstsrA
STANDARD time
7;s2 A Il. leave. Byrd-suees station daily
sops only a. Ashland. Boutwell,. NIL
ford, and Prsdericks0urg, Brooke aud
Whitewater. sleeper " WsshinStoo
anc New York.
ii.o7 A. N. leaves Byrd-swset station daily. sE-
cops sunday
$50 p N leaves Bsrd-Strsst station daily
map NJ leaves Byri-Street station daily,
stops only 10 Boutwell,. Milford. sn4
Fredericksburg. sleeper kichmoad
20 New York.
Gs0A NJ arrives Is Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from New York -
q:ssP n arrives st Byrd Street station daliy:
stops At ersicricksourg. hnford
Boinrol, and Ashland. Sleeper from
Washington and New York Does nos
SOAP. NJ nrftyes Byri.sreet station daiiy
stops only at FredertcksburS' hi~
ford, and Ashland.
9s5P n arrives al byrd-sueet station dsiiys
excep, sunday
ASHLAND TRAINd
DAILY EXCEPT sUsDAYk
tssA NJ. leaves BIba Arrives at ASHLAND ~
1888 A. NJ
IooP. NJ. sccomnofstfou leaves Byrd-srsss
station arrives At Ashland az 7. n.
eO4P. N. leaves Elbg arrives az Asnland 81
g<5P. n.
e45A NJ. arrives RIbs Leaves Ashland s.i)S
A. n.
Ea5 A n accom- mediation arrives h Bry4
street station; leaves Ashland atl:u
A. N.
E:s9P. NJ arrives nt hlba leaves Asaiaad ~
dig T.. N.
Tho Now yOrg AMI FlOridsepecisl, composed
OF Pullman VssilDul & Ara arrives byrd-etrves
station on Nondays Wednesday,, and Fridays
az 7:l8 r. NJ, and leaves Byrd-Sueot station
on Tuesdays. Thursdays AMI saturdays nj SID
An. Extra fare lscharged on mis- train.
"a TAILOR. Trafic 8anagoE
ri. ID. MYEKG General 5dperinieadenI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Catholic in Her Bcnencence.

The Baltimore Sun says: Tho late Mrs.
Caroline Donovan, who gave 100000 10
the Johns Hopkins Uniyer-ity and $4,000
to Washington and Lee University, also
made another gift. which has not yet been
published Shortly before her death sho
invested $1,000 in Baltimore city securl.
ties. the interest on which IS 90 be paid
semi-annually to tho Cardinal, Archbishop
of Baltimore, and his successors in perpe-
tuity for the education OF caadldates to tho
sacred ministry of tho Catholic Church.
The interest on this principal will amount
to about 1850 annually. This gift il the
more highly appreciated by Cardinal Glib
bons because Mrs. Donovan was not a
Catholic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

boats built on
, different rthoi that was far ahead II
bur ""n. Us has been all the more ap-
parent iromno fact that MANY Of the anna
t'af crcWsn tie Thames showed they
"r0o aulc give the water 60 our profess
Eorals
NV al mis- is coinr 10 DO changed. our
oarsWcu wfro slow 10 change their
net ole Ihoy didn't wont % initiate thu
ne'ish aclls. They cxpcT mented a good
n.nl win different models of boats az
mc, ad tried various kinds of rowing
fonr bc crack professionals were quick
O. rraa the idea shat the highest and
INVITES shells were of cedar. ari Chat very
ouch depended unon fne RIG. Others.
'nrpniN nfnatour7, cling 20 papicr-
raohC boats Tor singles ard doubles And
var between paper and wood wont
'f ia on intermittent fashion, each side
tn- lts advocates. Yale. Harvard, and
't colleges generally took lanEuid into
1i .n NJ. and gave moro attention TO tram
{ ban ~ tho material or rig of tho boats.
iA'ro IS prospect tlnt tho coming eea-
- 1il witness "a revolution I'm American
ttfus methods. Racing clubs every
were ave interesting themselves in the
20 dcuartuTe, which promises 20 chance
y o.IN fhe IT, ~ our racin v-elriis but the
= ral lines If the boats % some extent.
9 o.I-i.ehioucl shd'Hg scat set ~
. owes A.s given way o. tho roller scat
.cl moves ON wheels 10 is 40 longer 20
ban d., contTe oi the boaf. immediately
'tl tic keel. but on tho eide, and % VIII
g. on olIouc motion. to CORE pond
: h One natural notion oi tie body IN the
Mith this improved ei1olic. which VIII
% different iu many respects from the
D., a'Isa. the leading crows VIII Tow next
.tumcr. NGnv ot the OLD C1rsm"n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

KANSAS CRY, No, March IA special
TO the Times from Bloomfield, Neb., says:
4 ,nurdcr committed here this after
non Al $50 O'clock was followed thirty
minutes later by the lynching of the muir
derer j. Stratton entered the butcher
sbop Of w. w. Lewis, where Lewis sat
reading newspaper. With thesimple an
uouncement that he had been looking for
Lewis for three DAYS, he began shooting
and following Lewis up as he CROPPED his
NAV into the house. where he died Instant
Nv. Stratton was at once arrested, ana IN
half an hour he was taken out by q masked
mob and hanged. No cause for the muir
der can be assigned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
A 100000 Fire.


Kansas Cry. Mo-, March ia special to
the Times from Kirksville, Mo-, says: IRE
destroyed the south portion Of a business
block this morning. 1t started from an
overturned stove in the building occupied
by j.. 4. Tawkins. dry goods. The loss -
about 5000 insurance, $1,000. law law
lins IS loser TO the amount OF SJo;ouu. Inc
FIRST National Bank building WIN seveIai
80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
A Bridge-span Falls with Fatal Results
fpy telegraph 70 the Dispatchl

1RoY. n. Y. March 15.-About 1890
O'clock this morning the Queensbury span
Of the old Queensbury-Morean bridge, at
Glenns Falls, fell into the Hudson river
with worEmen upon it. The workmen
We're taking away side-beam on the
upner side when the supports gave way.
Me whole span rolled over up the stream
aud fell in the falls below. Two, men
were killed, two badly injured and two
are missing-probably drowned SeVerai
others had narrow escapes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Killed by His Son.
LEY telsrraph % the plspatch.l

New OnIrANs. March l6.--Thc Times
D-,ao",oSs Ocala Fla.) special reports the
Lillinc of j. II. Burchfeld by bus fifteen
xear'old son. Burchield had chastised the
lad and had taken up up his gun to shoot
RS wife when the boy drew pistol and
shot his father dead. Burchiield was con-
s,dcred as a dangerous character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Tnstern Illinois Raiiroad.

IvorANAPorIs, March ia SniinePs spe-
cial from Dauyille, Ill.,, saws: All tho mem
bers Of the Brotherhood OF Railroad Fire
men and Tralnmen on the Chicago. and
Eastern Illinois railroad have been ordered
to-day to meet here tomorrow afternoon
TO consider the advisabliity of general
strike upOu that road
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

LOUISVILLE, KY. March 15--The Ken
lucky Legislature to-day passed u measure
placing severe penalty on any person re-
fusing 10 answer questions Of the legisla-
tive Investigating committee, the Wit
nesses in the lottery Investigation having
refused TO answer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO
l. FxBHuAaY Is, 1890. SEALED PkoPosALS
endorsed {" Proposals. Tor Tobacco " ~ openfe
turers or regular dealers only ~ the bnroau q
Provisions aud Clothfng, Navy DepArtmsnS
Washington, u. c., uRtil. u O'clock noos Ar III
/, 1850. and publicly opened immsai1se,y mar
$50 a. tbe uayy-yard. Nes fork. o. etgev
thoussna 5000 pounds Of NAVY fOhACco
propossis must be made in duplicate upon o1An9
forms which Will b furnished ~ ,ns nufesn
Provisions and Cioinin; epon spfHosov% 49,
~, b. flled OK ~ s,.3seltsa by sk btssk ne
blds decided Dy lot samples u NE STANDARD
tooacro will b furnished upoa applbsakoa -
tais bureau. Tue Impairment reserves me nees
10 relsc, say or all bids NOS deemed advantage.
Gus 70 tho GOVERNMENT nRim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
A coLLleRY sonsR EXPLOSION.
Men Torn 20 Pieces-others Scalded and
Buried in the Debris.

10y NV
PrTrsHuHGH, March IA special from
Scranton. Pa. says: Two boilers at the
Northwest colicry, three miles north of
Carl ondalc, exploded with terrific force
during the noon hour to-day while a large
number of men were in the room eating
their Lunches. Buildings We're hurled to
the ground and flying pieces of the boilers
went hundreds Of feet in the or. Two
men were torn into pieces. Several others
we're PAINFULLY Injured by scalding steam
and The d6jj.is under which they were
buried, and three or four viii die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
YORK-RIVER LINE,vIA wEsrPoISr.
TIE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH.
rarHfTaEnNn.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, go 2. n.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily sxcops Sunday. stops
At ali statioua A. Lester MAJOR connects Win
sage for Walkerton; with Baltimore steamer a.
"''' TRAIN No s.. 4:45 y. N.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily except sunday,
sss.r,er. for baltimore. AZ Baltimore steamers
ecnnect vim Baltimore and Onto railroad for
washlnston. Philadelphis, and Kew yorx.
steamers leave Baltimore p. N. daily, except
Train. arrive ct Richmond 80 A. NJ and II A.
TRAIN No 10 TO A. N.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except sunday. issyes
Twenty-sighth strees for West Point and inter-
TIcxet-ofice st station foot Of Virginia street.
CiIy ticke,rofice--corner OF Tenth and Nsia
streets.
soL HAAS, JAA !. TAYLOR
TrafIic Manager. General Passenger Agent
IoaRPH .. r0TfHA DiYlsioa PASSENGER AGENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

AT tho age Of three months rash (Which ster-
wards proved TO be eczema or salt rhenn) maae
It's appearance on my face. physician was
called. lie said testhIng was the cause DO pre-
scribed some cno;ine medicine, hus The sores
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

wafer and -four: another, linseed pouluces.
None Of them DID mo any good At all. but made
me worse. The disease continued undated;
spread to my arms and legs, Till was laid up
entirely. sud from continually sitting on tho
floor on pillow ny limbs contracted 30 that
lost all control Of taem ard was utterly helpless
My mother would have to lift me ont ana
into bel. could get around tho house on
my hands and feet, but could not got my
clothes oa at sll, and had 70 wosr sort Of iross-
ing-gown. Ny balr had all matted down or TALL
en- or, and my head, face. and ears were ono
.cao. and l had TO have towel on my head al
thotlme IN the summer 70 keep the flies OH. Wy
parents consulted a prominent physician sad
surgeon here in Chicago tho oiher phystcisns
before mentioned were OF Dundas and hamil-
ton, Canadsl. lIe said no could DO nothing for
me. lie wanted 10 cut the sinews Of my legs 30
that could walk, but would not let him, Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
lavee-Cuttprs shot.

MEMPHIS, TEyN.. March ia special to
the ADDoai from Helena, Ark, says: Ne
groes from the Arkansas side were dis
covered cutting the levee near Rosedale.
Miss. last night, and wero shot and killed
by the guard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL,
" WAY COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL,
" WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EXPECT MARCH II, 1890.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. "Limitedn daily for Old Point and
Norfolk Pullman Car 20 Old Point
HOO A. NJ Express daily Tor Cincinnati parior
Car Old Point % Charlottesville, and
Pullman Sleeper Charlottesville "
Cincinnati.
s.95 P. n. Express daily for Old Point azd Nor
fox. Parior Car 20 Old Point
500 P. II. Accommodation, except Sunday for
BO.hwell.
1O;45 r. NJ. Iho r. r. v Limited daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Old Point 70 Hinton.
gold vesubule train, with Dining Car
aud Pullmans Charlottesville 20 Gin
cinnah and Pullman 10 Louisville.
rRAISs AnBIyE AT RICHMOND.
$40 A, NJ. aud 3 ?. n. daily from Cincinnati.
5.25 r. NJ daily, except sunday. from Boutwell,
1850 A. NJ. and $50 T.. N. daily from Norfolk.
JAMES-RIvEH DIVISION
Richmond and Allegheny ksilroad)
LEAVE RICHMOND.
600 A. NJ. daily for Lynchburg, Lexington, ana
Clifton Forge.
$50 7. ". for LyuchDurg except sunday. Sleep
ing Car for LyuchbuFg, which VIII
Leave Lynchourg ~ 5l3 A. al. for
Lexington.
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
$50 P. N. daily from Clifton Forge.
SIS A. NJ. except Sunday from Lexington and
Lynchburg.
station: Eighth ana Canal streeis.
II. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
q. W. STEVENS, General superintendent Re q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

The United States Mutual Accident As
soeiation of the city of New YORK; IN addi;
ton 10 its other assets, has Just deposited
with the Atlantic Trust Company OIL that
r,E lS1a Ha j tho falasnt Of its con-
traetA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
CURED BY CUTICURA

II | dsd get better | vonh ns'e no eo'''"
them.
the d,s,,.s continued in mis- manner uufii
was seventeen years old. and ons csy IN sasos
arg, 1879, read ~ account In no IytevS a.
your CurrcrRA RxssDiss. IL described my csee
so exactly that thought, as ias'.rcsort 70 s''s
them trial.
When nrst applied tnem WAS OIL 70" sse
bleeding, from scratching myself, pd' l VEN
aslecp almost Immediately. sonething haa mo-
done for yoers. The effect sss 90 soothing.
The irss morning. after using it my fcsh D
hal no skin only on tins end OF my noeel wass
pink color. Next day IL wss kinf OK ""'e' she
could place rly hands on tire sores visoo"'
being painful Ia about tgro weess ceeao
stand straight. but &c: walk. wss % weak pug
my sores were nearly we'll
rs near as ! can Judge was cured In soo"s
SIX 20 eight weeks, anf up 10 ths dste a. g., iro~
January. 1879. % January. iss7J have no, bees
sick IN any way. or have had The least slgns OF
the disease rcappesring % nc. have on ers
coilent appetite, have tue very best OF hoaiin.
My limbs ae straight, supple. aud strong. .
have been exposed to all sor,s Of weather w'tns
ont the least signs q the disease yet The only
difference nnd In myself IS that my ssin
lner. softer.ond not 80 liable 70 get chspped ~
Is other persons.
No doub. many persons will no, believe tsh
almost nprobablo story, msny Will think
grossly exaggerated. don't blame them a oie
II they do but 20 satisfy themselves they can eais
or write 10 me and nnd on, II what ! have witt
ten above IA true or not Thore are many per.
sons WHO can testify % the wonderful cures
have received by your CUricURA RTNzDIts
W. J. MCDONALD,
s72g pearbon street, Chicago. III. January 50
Isl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16


good color eight. with full sot IT
sweeps and sId--rig. win cost $500" said \
prominent bo2t-huildcr. " 4 paper one Of
thc same dimensions that Is about GO
feet bv ~ inches bcam-might bo he'd for
q little les. regard the paper boats inst
as good for all ordinary purposes rs the
wooden oncs, but for racing it lacks the
stiffness necessary 10 great speed. Tlts
defect might be remojicd bv maxine tho
boats of thicker material. They would be
heavier, of course, hut not great deal.
The thickness of % Tapier-mache shell and
P coAar one j. about equal probably an
cirhth of an inch AT round except at tho
reinforced parts near the rowlochs."
One OF the prettioet little craft-sholls
soon I'm many a day has Just been built for
Van Gaicn. the coach If the ATLANTA club,
for his own use while instruotiug his crews
next season. She WEIGHS only 30 pounds.
ie canvas covered. built Of the best cedar,
tttcd with the English rig, and is calcu-
lated TO carry weight If 400 pounds in
addition TO two bulk-hcads full Of water, II
necessary. Her loncth Is 36 feet, beam 10
inches. A craft If the same design and by
the same builder was built for James ].
Urhe, % noted amateur, and on several oc-
coe'0ns he filled il with water, and yet IL
Noatod. There are four bulllh"ads in this
style Of boat. On one occasion George
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

NEW NOVEL, "a WATCH KEY. :"
IN BY KERR.-fcr sale by American News
Company, - and 81 Chamber street. New YORK
J. w. Randolph & English, Richmond, va Al
WATSON, Lexington, X. O.: nexsdealers gene
rsllE Price 70 cents. fexfSaH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
TRAINS NORTHwARD
Daily
sTOPPISGPLACKs.

Eoa IA. 10, 81, 81 81. 81, 50, and IS make n
.,oua Nos. ~ and 70 sop Ga signal al hans
chester, DreUry's Bluff. Ccn;ralia, and Chosss.
Mo-. 81. "a 2A and q will stop az al sSuons ~
passengers
PULLNAS.cAR sRRyIcK
On Trains Nos 70 and q slespiug-ca eosvess
New YORK aud Tampa Fla TIA JsefsonyllsA
on trains Sos IA and n slsspiax-oars bstuesa
Washington and Charleston snd Boston Ana
Jacksonville. On Train No ~ sieeplhx-caLs
between Washington aud D. Aueusino W.
,Jecksoaville}. ON Trains Nos. IS. %, ana ~
sIeooing-csrs between 81 Aususuns trfl Jsee,
B0nyillc) ard New York. on trains NOS -
and ~ slesp.ng-csrs between Wsshinstoo ana
Ihomasyills, Ga
In addition 20 ihe above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
consisting u Yestibule Pullman cars oniy. leaves
Richmond south. boand a. 7:z3 Y. n. on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and fridays. and leaves Pc
tersburg north bound a. : A N. on russdsyss
THURSDAYS, and Saturdays Extra Are 10
Tux Tas OILY XLL-aIIL LINZ TO NORFOLK
mouasL...'y.a:seAM. nortols.A.. .. issry
Eichmond ..'s:s5 y. N. Norfolk. 7.o z. =.
EorfoIE ....'6t0A- NJ. Ricanoad.. i9i, A. y.
Norfolf go. $50 r. n hicsnond.. go = \
The trains leaving Richmoni NSto A. n. ana
Norfolk AZ 40 p. N. arc solid trslas bsswssa
these too points. and psssengsrs 20 through
without change OF ears. Close connections are
also made az Petersburg By mo 50 Z. n. uaiu
from richmond ant tho SO A. n usln rom
Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmoni q, go A. n and
ii.3) y N. and arriving at Richmond % ftio r.
n. and Sis p NJ maze close connection ~
Peters sury 10 and nom Farmviiie. Lyncnbarss
X M SILLY. supsristsadsaA
st. II. hrsSs. General superintendent
T. N EnEks0s. Geaerai Pazseasse Agent
tol- hAAs. frame MANAGER iss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
SIDE-lGGED SHELLS.
AMGRlcANaRSMsN CHANGING THE
OLD WAVE ROWING RsGATrAS.
The obliqne,iiine stdc-Rig the Seat of
the Tutusgominx American Boat
10 he Cedar-Built Shell.
Correspondents The Richmond DISPATCH
pyricht lS9li
Rw YoRK. Mail lh. 1a0n.

m Q r / c o n
yachtsm men
lie n d { n q
world. Why
not American
oar mon n 8
well?
TihnOw our
crews W b o
have crossed
tho Atlantic
have almost
uniformly
met with de
feat. They
have cucOun-
tered bet
ter mon, bUt
lOatsl button
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Bond Offerings.
Copyrighted. 1879, by the New York Associated


IDy "'osIapn % The Dispasch.l
WASHINGTON, March l5.-Bond offerings
to-day SIS, 100. All accepted at l2S for
As aud lQ3A Tor a!zas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

Since writing you January 30, 1857. In resarp
TO my cure OF eczerna In January 1913. have
had no rcsppearance II the disease In any fornis
and SIN as sroag and healthy as though l hIo
never had any such disease.
W MCDONALD.
Chicago, Ill, January %, ism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

We haven't been really ready
before this. some Of our best
Rettings Were delayed In arri-
val. 30 much red tapo through
tho custom-hOEse, &c. nut ~
behind. seems, though. a. II
the season had waited lOr Us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16


spread TO my
ears 6 heal
Another N. d.
was called.
lie proiessed
70 know all
bout the
CAGE: called
10 * ings
Evil,' "a q
prescribed
gUnpo W der
orin ston Q,
and lard
mixed into n
salye, but tho
disease con
tinued. rhoy
could not do
a u ythin &
with H. An
other pre-
scribed bOrax
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

The tasts OF homo artists
f. the best in these matters.
Foreign "fnake-ups are clum-
sy-ill-ntting and cOarse-loOk-
ing. You know these wo show
you are directly the opposite
graceful, perfect Di0ulds of JdSh-
ion and refined e.egdnee.