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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
ELECTRlC-CAR PLANT
To Circle the UnI City-Sait Discovered
Mrs. W. ID. Couch Dead.
rsnecla telegram . he Dlspaich.l


I.vScun1-pG Va. September 29.-The
West Lynchburg Land Company received
q letter to-day from c. II. Hartman, presl-
dent of the National Improvement Com
pany, of New York. stating that all ar
judgements and contracts had been made
for an electrician plant, which ,would, be
sent forward as rapidly "a possible. Ihis
line will almost circle the city.
Il. j. Ingram was tonight elected cap
tain of the Fitz Lee Troop of cavalry;
Captain Mathews. of Richmond. adjutant
of the First regiment of cavalry, presided
over the meeting.
Anumber of businessmen to-day formed
syndicate and purchased $50. 900 worth
of West Lynchburg lots in one block.
DEPOSIT OF SALT.
II isreported that Robert Poindexter has
discovered an immense deposit OF salt near
Brookneal. Campbell county.
Mrs. William ID. Couch, one of the oldest
residents OF this city, died at an early
hour Yesterday. aged seventy-three. She
was the mother OF Mrs. Kate Burton. of
Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
STRUCK WITH AN Axe-HeLvE
For seif-ProtectIon Against . Lunatic-
Aunt Betsy Harris baptized.
fCorrcspondcnce OF the Richmond pispatch.1


ScoTTsvuLx. Va. September 10. 1890.
painful sight was witnessed here Satur-
day evening. citizen. who had been IN a
lunatic asylum. am assured, for dementla
before and who was usually demeDted as
most men are when under the influence OF
whiskey, had 10 DO struck with an axe
helve in the hands of one OF our ieading
merchants for sclf-protection Inc I'M
fortunate was placedin the towns lookup
until he sobered of. and II IL hoped MS
vile temperament may not again be ex-
cited. OF course the law provides Tor ,nose
things. but IN many of the rural districts
recourse is often not applied for.
Twenty-one of the colored converts ~
the Baptist revival were baptized yester-
day evening at this place. Among them
was good old colored lady most famillaIly
known as Aunt" Betsy Harms, inc
mother of Henry Clay Harris, hepuDii-
can member OF the House OF Delegates
from Halifax county some years ago. anu
mother as we'll of John l.. Harris the COZ,
orod barber of tins place, who has done ana
may do again good Work ior Democracy
THE MILLIONS PAID HIM OUT.
The melon season is just about over here,
and a gentleman who made 600 or lOO bush-
els of wheat. some oats and barley' hlu
who Will garner 800 or 900 barrels OF corn
on land on which he averages more than
third as the tenants part TO the owner,
saws his melons on several acres PAD out
the cost Of his other crops, and IT was
good year for melons. too. And the beauty
Of II was in the absence of oil other fruits
the prices kept up with the demand-not
luctuating a whit during tho entire season.
In fact, a big watermelon will bring more
to-day than il would at the first OF the sea-
son.
VIOLENTLY Ill.
Rev. J. II. Fox was taken violently Ill IN
the village last week. and IS sun very
feeble.
The equinocxtial storm stayed with us all
night SATURDAY. raining and blowing Out
dong no damage.
The fine farm ofex-State Treasurer j. u.
Barksdale was sold az auction several days
400 for 80 100. II is large and mag
nifcent estate. lying along Hardware river,
and would have been considered cheap at
S2j, OOOat one time, suppose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
JACKSON BRANDT & Co., Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
1oo6 MAIN STREET
IGOR SALE.

IGOR SALE.
5000 will purchase BRICK DWELLING OF
rooms with large lot 4gxli0 fooi. west Mar
shall street.
5000 Will purchase NEW FRAME DWELLING
south Beech street.
$4,000 viii purchase SPLENDID BRICK DWELL
ING Main uea. First street.
800 viii purchase NEW BRICK DWELLING
south Fourth street. -
$1,000 viii purchase = SPLENDID GROVE
AVENUE HOUSE.
1900 will purchase NEW BRICK DWELLING
sos west Cary street. 49,.
$50 will purchase GOOD FRAME HOUSE ~.
John street
$500 sil purchase NICE FRAME DWELLING
west Clay street.
e.esO Will purchase NICE STORE on east Grace
street .
$500 viii purchase NICE BRICK HOUSE Mar
shall near mir street
5000 viii purchase q CHARMING COTTAGE
and LARGE 10 west Cary street
e. go teach will purchase TWO NEW FRAME
DWELLING, ON LOmbardy street. slice
$500 viii purchase NICE PARh-ANENOb
DWELLING.
5000 viii purchase n GOOD DWELLING Ihfi
near Cary street o-
$1,000 Will purchase SOUTH PlNE-SIkhEl
CORNER HOUSE.
$3.50 GOOD Back DWELLING Clay near
First street.
street near Clay.
These are a few Of many good things Tor salo
bvCHEN MING * ROSE. Real Estate Agents, No.
. north Tenth street, who are anxious 10 soil
out all IL the above before removing into thelr
new ofice. SO SJ-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
THE FIRST NEW PEANUTS.
Harrison Regrets That He Can't Go Along
and Have Some Fun.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NoRroLK, Va, September 29.-Ihe first
shipment Of the new crop of peanuts was
received here to-day from Martin county,
n. c.
he VERY SORRY.
President Harrison has sent letter to
the Norfolk Business-Men's Association re-
GREETING that he cannot accompany them
on their excursion through New England.
RESERVATIONS.
Colonel II. G. Hudgins. Of the Fourth
Virginia regiment. has resigned, and 1t ls
reported that Lieutenant-Colonel L. w.
Smith Will also resign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
DISASTERS BY THE STORM.
Several Vessels Wrecked and Blown
Ashore-sfariners Picked Up and
rspec,al Telegram to the Dispatch. J

EoRroLK, Va. September 29-The
schooner Hattie Perry, Captain Wilson
Chase. went ashore last night one mile
south of the Cape Henry live-saying sta
ton. She has broken in two and Is rapidly
gong 10 pieces. The schooner was loaded
MIN e eoal ana TSe crew was saved and
landed on the beach.
The captain and crew OF the schooner
Octayja, picked up off the capes OF Della
ware by the steamship Decatur II. Miller,
were forwarded to New York tonight by
Tho Old Dominion steamship GuyAndotte.
BLOWN ASHORE.
A coal-barge was blown ashore near
aewell,s Point this morning and steam
dredre suak on the Portsmouth fats.
0niy ~ Old Dominion steamer LETT the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
A HEAVY NOR'EASTER.
v,,,rton Roads Crowded with Weather
L,ound yessels-Thc Republican Con-
gressloDai Convention.


ta,o-resnondepce OF the Richmond DisDatcn.l
NoEFoIK, September 30, 1890.
heavy northeast storm has prevailed
here for two days. the wind rising at times
~ forty miles an hour and changing the
temperatureto an extent rendering neces-
serv fires indoors and overooats out OF
doors The waters were forced high up IN
Tie harbor and the lower sections oil the
wharf front of the two cities submerged.
No sailing vessels can put to sea. and large
feet is IN the. Roads and Will continue
a. increase until the storm subsidies.
Disasters are looked for from the coast. A
s,reat uunntity of rain has fallen, and so lar
h beneficial to the growing crops IN the
sruck- fields All hands engaged on OUT
door work IN the hayward were suspend,
ed to-day on account OF the storm, anu
tbrouehout the city all exposed work had
t. be suspended.
ALARGEIY-ATTENDED FUNERAL.
The funeral of Eugene b. Bilisolv, the
veteran clerk of the Bay Line. TOOK place
Yesterday afternoon from st. fauls Cetho-
lie church, aud WAS largely attended, al
though a heavy storm prevailed at the
time Rev. Father Brady. the pastor, con-
Quoted the services. and delivered ser.
mon in which he spoke very beautifully OF
the life and character OF the deceased;
The Old Dominion Guard. the command
the war. attended. and formed the cortege
tothe grave. where they fired three yolleys
after the remains were laid away.
I'm STRANDED SCHOONER.
Taking advantage of the prevailing
northeast storm the Merritt Wreck
ing Company worked all day yester-
day on the stranded schooner Benjamin i.
Poole, al Virginia Beach, and expect to
float her at high water to-day. Some people
think she will thump herself to pieces II
she Is hoated to day.
LIVELY TINE EXPECTED.
The Republican Congressional COnven-
tiOn Will be held here tomorrow, and If
many anti-Bowden delegates are admitted
there will be a lively time. There is oppo-
sition 10 Bowden all over the district and
every county will send a contesting dele
CATION. IL 10 very evident now that there
will be en- independent Republican caudi-
date in the field Even the Republicans,
darkies and all. are tired OF BOwden. and
/. l. only because he has all the machinery
under his control thai his nomination Is
possible.
Tho storm is greatly interfering with the
revival meetings IN progress here.
IuE BICYCLE RACES.
Tomorrow commences the two days
racing Of the Norfolk Bicycle Club, and
ricers from all over Virginia, Washington,
sni Baltimore Will bo present.
The Norfolk and Carolina railroad
brCaght 5000 bales Of cotton alone to-day.
The farm belonging to Father O'Keefe.
near the city. formerly pastor of st. Mary's
church, has been sold tor SIP, 900.
Rev. ID. q. G. Butts, of Portsmouth. will
dedicate church in Middlesex county
next Sunday. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By y. W. BOwo.
Real Estate Auctl0neer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
BROOK ROAD NEAR THE OLD TOLLGATE,
BEING
SUBDIVISION OF THE RENNIE PLACE INTO
RESIDENCE LOTS.
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE ABOUT THE FIRST
TO RECEIVE BENEFIT
FROM TIE EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
or
MAJOR LEWIS GINTRR AND Mr.. J. II. BARTON,
BEING MIDWAY BETWEEN THE TWO.
I Will sell BY auction, AZ my oflce, on

Will sell by auction, NJ my ofice. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1890,
beginning NJ - o'clock NJ, about 100 LOTS In the
plan Of "Rennios.n on the east side OF tho
Brook road aud about ono mile from the city.
This Is the proiiest plot u land In that growing
section. and the improvements now making In
that direction, both this side and beyond, cou-
pied with the superb highway 20 DO at once co.,
slructci out Of inst ahominatiOn known "a the
" kr0ok Turnpike combine 70 make this the
most promising suburb around the city.
The healthfulnes- If tho location and the ok
cellence II the neigh torho0j are things kno Fn
10 every une and the nearness OF the lots make
them desirable for all-tno-y car-arOuni bones
This is the first subdivision and sale OF this
choice property, and n prices viii rule low by
comparison with what they VIII probably be two
years hence, ! would urge every bOdy -specula-
tor Rnd home-soe6er-tO look 40 the property
before the day OF sale, aud tnen come and buy
on, or more ID \. Plat az my Office.
TRIMS: Reasonable. y. ". BOWIE,
re 20 AUCtione-r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
PRIVATE SALE oooooooooo~o~~oo~o
LEONARD HEIGHTS.
$50 BEAUTIFUL LOTS
IN THE GROWING WEST END AT s., Sc. AND 81 PER FOOT

on be opened through the
beautiful drive across from roye road to Broad street
adv investment
In place West End In the next place com
Lee monument the Exposition ana the
Soldiers Home In the third place land lies admirably for building
leachot 10 it young oak grove
proht lhrty lots good
dh LOT Small cash payment and balance on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
WILLIAM n. SANDS,
BEVERLEY z. CRyNP,
Special commissioner.

BOscHRv. &C. PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST bos'1ENs
EXECUTOR. &c, DEFENDANrs-iN TIE CHANCE
RY COURT or IHR CRY or kiCHS0ND.
J., Charles w. Goddin, clerk Of said court, GER
thy that the bond required ~ The suecia. com
rni,-iOners by the decree IA said cause or Jane
3, 1890 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5ih day Of june
1879. CHARLES W. 1ODplN'
saQt Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
STEAMBOAT II,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ILL.,,
' COMPANY for tue sEAsnORk. A&sz4Ezt-
Cheapest ami most pleasant route = OLD
POINT. virginia PEACH. OCEAN VIEW.
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEWS,
CLARBAONT. ant JAMES hlfah land
INGS BY elegant saloon steamer AhltL
leaving Richmond EyEKY MONDAY. WEDN k5-
DAY, and FRIDAY at A. ". Strees-car, -
directly TO steamer wharf Fare % Oh foln'
or Norfolk. $50, second class. 81.
Connections az Old Point aui norfolk closely
with all lines for norihorn cities, Nirginia Beach.
and ocean View samo afternoon. JGmss river
by daylight Great tourist linA Cheapest
route.
Through tickets on steamer and ST Carriers
Agency, 100 Main street. baggage checked
through. stase-rooms engaged for day or night
Freight received daily fcr NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT. ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANVILLE. Rni fARHfiLLB AND
POWHATAN X K STATIONS, and WASH
INGToS. ID. C.. all points IN Eastern Norm
Carolina, Eastern virginia, aDi all regular laLd-
ipgs on tho james river, AZ lowest rates AMI
through bills issued.
LICIEN u. TArUS, Yice-Presifen.
No. jii7 Main stree! and kockcr%
IRWIN WgIs dxE Freight and Passenger Azen-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
RAILROAD LIN HA

M Eo - 81 = ~
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
AZ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -scheiule
APRIL 20, lS.y-oassern standard
time.
ia A "A. leaves By.d-srsst station dzily
rtops onlV ~ Ashland. Boutwell,, NIL
ford, and rredericksburg, Brooke sui
widewstsr sleeper - Washington
and New YORK
Il.s2 A. n leayes Byri-sreei sssstoa daily. az.
except sunday. Bunel Parior Car
i.icalnond 20 Washington.
enp. N. leaves Byri-srss, stsnoa daily
sleeper Richmond 10 New York
s.soA NJ arrives 81 Byri suss. stauon daily
Sleeper from New YORK
s.asP N arrives =. Byrd-streei station daily.
stops ~ frstorcksDgrg. Milford
Posbsoi, and Ashanti sleeper from
wsshi stog aud New YORK Does noe
stop as bba
s,nP ~ arrives as Byrd-Suset station dalx
except sunday. Buiiet Parlor Car
Washington - Richmond.
ASHLAND TkAiNs
DAILY sxcsPr suxDAYa
saA. n. leaves klbA Arrives 81 Ashanti
f0 A. N.
.mH u accommodation leaves Byri-srsss
STATION. arrives ~ Ashland ~ z. n
Sap. n leaves Hib& arrives ~ Ashisad ~
seA Il arrives Sis~ Leaves A.Alsaa s,rn
kSA n accommodation arrives 81 Byk
street stAuoa leaves Ashland as':v
sisR. Il .ri,sa - nss ksvss AsAlasa VI
Z. 4 taylor Tranc AaaAsss
xE y. NysnA esaersa ouDsgtateaAsAt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
WANTS.
w AN 7 T. ID,
GENTLEMEN DAY BoABDERs

N IA oss, Franklin street SO S0-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
by John T. Goiiin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctloReer'
Bank and Eleventh 10 ects.

A TTRACTIYE AND ADMIRABLY
a WELL BUILT CHUKCH-HILL RESIDENCE
FOR SALE BY AICIiON.-A the reIu.- no or
Rev John POllar1. who expecis soon to remove
% his Dow quarters az Richmond college, VII
sell az public auction, on ihs promises, 90
WEDNESDAY. OCr0RgR :. 1880.
a, : o'rlocxP. b., his HANDSOME DETACHED
TWO->TORl BRICK kE~lDtNtL n the NORTH
west corner OF craze aui iwcufr-iUurtI sle' q.
The dwelling Vas built about iOlr years ago ~
one or cur best mechanic, anu uu- pressed
brick on ihe front. and contains nlne rooms. Doe
sides kttrhon, pantry. Servants rooms. aud bath
room, range. hot ami cold water, aud tR0 Ia
trobe stoves The house has recently boon
paperod and the entire premises - IA excellent
repair. In rear ia good stable. Tho Tot fronts
97 feet gni extends Necl lli fnot 90 nn alley.
Convenient 90 chur hes AMI gcnooI- and bong
l. one square OF ths electric lailroGl 90 br0ti
treet ana Within tHo square oi tle electric rail-
ROAD N Main ct Oh 5 property 10 in close
pi0ximity 10 an parts o. mo- aty.
TERMS: Liberal nnI RnnJuncei al sale.
so<3 JOIN T. hoiDlN, A-fulne'f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30

harhor tonight. The Boston steamship
would not 90 out.
The wind was blowing fifty miles an hour
ut Cape Henry to-day and great many
went to Virginia Beach to see the surf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
Auction SALEs-This Day.
RyR. II. Chsfin & Co,
Real Estate Auciioneers,
No. north Tenth etreet.
u,RUsrEES AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSrEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
HANOVER FARM KNOWN AS ROSE HILL
WITH DWELLING AND OTHER BUILDINGS
THEREON. CONTAINING 100 ACRES. MORE
on IFSS. ABOUT ONE MILE FROM MECHAN-
ICsVILIE AND ABOUT SIX NILE MORT H.
EAST or RICHMOND.-By virtue Of n decd Of
trust from james W. Ran and Jonathan Kruch-
baum. dated November <. 1870. recorded IN Han
over County Court clerks Office, Deadlock -.
page lO2. aud nj the request Of the ben dietary.
deiaul, having been made IN tho payment OF tho
notes secured therein. will sell by public auc-
ton, az INTERCHANGEABLE. In said county, on
TUESDAY. sEPTsyBRR 30, $780,
NJ 70 o'clock NJ. tho TRACT OF LAND described
in said deed a. all that certain parcel or trac:
OF land, together with oil the buildings ana i'm
proyements thereon. rights. ways. an1 eppurte-
nsnces thereto belonging. lying and being In tho
county OF Hanover state OF virginia, about one
mile from Nechanicsyiile and about six miles
northeast Of KichmOni containing l0 acres,
moro or less, and known rs Rose BILL
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of executing the
trust and to pay sos, with interest from Nogcm-
Der /. 1850 and fl2 balance on motto due Nay /,
1871, anI any taxes due; balance on terms an
nounced A. sale. Il. b. CnAFFIN, Trustee.
Sale by X. b. CHAFTls & Co., Auctioneer-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
SATURDAY. OcTo8ER {. 1890.

nj 5 o'clock e.. NJ. tho folowing REAL ESTATE
to-sit: The SPLkNDtDLN-biILT,A TtkACT-
I'VE, AND ulGHLl-NALUABLE BLOCK or
BUILDINGS situated at the southeast corner ot
Grace and Seventeenth streets, consisting of "a
three-story brick recessed front siore. used ~ "A
saloon, with comfortable and capaciOus dwelling
above, fronting on Seventeenth street, ana or
two small stores In the rear fronting on Grace
street. with good rooms above ana now. snd M
,acf ever since they wero built. well rented t0
good and prompt tenants. This property VIII
be sold subiect 10 a ground rcn; OF tiios per AL
mum perpetualy
TERMS: one fourth cash: residue ~ six,
twelve, aut eighteen months, Tor notes. Win in'
terest added, aud title retained.
WILLIAM n. SANDS,
BEVERLEY z. CRlNP,
.uD..-nI .nru mi .L.u.rL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
X WAY COMPANL


SCHEDULE IN EFFACr SEPTEMBER = l"A
LAWS mcagosn
ZOO A, N. Freight ex.e,s ,lriaY Clf1''
passenger tcleesl hi.nnoll 90
OcuionsFi lr.
SAD An Daily i0r Oh po.ll AL Nofa.N
Pullman car Waite sulphur ~ "'l
uoo An. E15re.s. daily Tor Cinrlnaaa Poi
mAn Palace Car Oii points, OBJ Is 100
sulphur ani PuAnnaa sleeper Alf.
lottssyiAs - Ciuciannu ittf "a
kichm0nf @ lif.nu forfr
,nPN. Fxyress daily for Oid ygl1i ~ '-f'
fo.s. Pulims1 sleeping csr si-'.''
nal 90 ca POINT
40 P. NJ. Aocommolation, eKces' sunday iN
Chariot sy.la.
s.sopy TssFF.y. Limited isily. ruinsi
siseylng Car GA Point - Cin'in s..
sold yestibglo lfsin. vim Diains
aai Palimsns Charlosies"ii' q -
einran agd Pullman v L01s'"-S
TEAMS AgRNs AZ slcasoso.
rn 4. NJ auaa5 p. N. daily ton ,in-i1i'N
g.i3 A. N. dsily, exceps saeia!' ITO"
,o.o NJ aas-.,s n n. daily lrom norfolk
90 y NJ. Freiqh t from Charloises,ils, sA'e"
sunday, Carries gAss~nSefA
station: Broad street ncar se,en1eeAA'
JAusS-aIysa DIVISION
Rlchnioad and Ailegaaay hsssr0@A'
LsAvs xIcBHosa
600 A. N. daily for tynehbdss, lexins''h M
Chiffon Forge .,...-
.1pM. !or Lynchpars eIcep. saaisy. e.ssr
Ing car for Lyacob1rs. !. 49,
losses Lyncn5arg ~ 5.ls A. n, JAM
for Lexington sai ttus0n re9sS
TRAINS Agxiys Ar siehsosa
esoP ~ daiiy from Chiffon se'sN, ro,x.
syO A. n sxcep. SUNDAY iro.a $3.50, ,s
lsxlngson, sai LyaeapsFt
srHt All
sssS n. ". FULLER
geusfal Passenger Assa.
w.sssvsxs 0sassA sasss'assaasss ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30

ADA N aNfr tft. -
No~ ~ 81. ~ aul -. nstf nl stops n b
q aui o. afon nI firnsI IS haur1s'''-
DroWrys SLUT. Cenirsia eri tls4foE s.
sflls on signal al l..f chester f.i chester.
81. stops 40 Manchester. NlA it. % So 81 s.. ..
a. aud -. Will fi0p a. Al stations ior la-'..-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
by y. W. BOWo
and
Frank h. Hi.
Real Estate Aucti0neers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
X FfRsr-CLASS, COMPACTLY-BU BUILT, AID
PROFITABLE BLOCK or STOKE PROPERTY
Ar SOUTHEAST CORNrR or GRACE AND
SEVENTEENTH SfkGEFS.-In execution OF me
pre.eutly-nontoned decree We viii sell ~ auc-
ton Oh tho premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30

BARGAINS IN WALL PAPER
I'D THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF WALL PAPERS In Philadelphia
which No win sell TO the consumer al wholesale
price. samples sont 70 oil parts Of tho United
States FR1E. send for samples aud compare
our goods and prices with othera CHARLES NJ.
n. KILLEN, Ga south Twentieth street. Phila-
delphis. Pa % lS-7et
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-30
RAILROAD Inns.
81 - -sss-SSisft sas-4slss - 2, Z.
RlCHMOSD AND DAyyILLg
~ kAILkOAO


RICHMOND AND DAyyILIp
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY n. ION
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND ".
REQ A. n. sOuIHEhN EXPRESS. aary ., !.
lAD,a, Augusta, AL points s0i.f O.
,,..s - preeusDJfV flr Durham a.f
h"lelSh' A. sslisbgrY f0r ~ 90,
1870 S.iv,inN f<ssengers esa taf,
sleeper a. yP. Y. Ihrlggn -
from Danvil.e s1lta. r''
60 A. II ACCOMMODATION. faGv $780,.
sunday. % Clover. w.. ani -
mediate ponf2
ii:oc A. ii. VIRGINIA AID NORTH gtp0rrf.
bAPkk,s. daily through tr.is =
hslo'gn "a koYsfiiie. Como. Il
buff Tilie SIN aoniik aai H..t.,'
railroad ~ FRrmriIs. LynrtI...r
Aui points Wet. 90 Korsv.H. r..
iorfs,i'ie, O1iori, ns0iorsa. ..f
1901 N. FAsI NAL, daily. FOR Arss.. Al.
guea' AM points .llil. lara. g. b..
hos@Iegs isncHll Ffia Far1.. ,
ana foThaaQ r-.r04i a. g..s.f.
Ooro fof iltrhsn aut ha.a.gh q.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-12
PENNSYLVANIA.

Robert Emery Pattison, Democrat, has
been elected Governor Of Pennsylvania by
majority of from 5000 to 1900 He will
have as Lieutenant Governor and Secretary
ofInternal Affairs Louis A. Wdtres and C1l.
Thomas J. Stewart, both Republicans, elect
ed by a majority of abont II 600.
The entire Republican state ticket was
elected on Tuesday by good majority, ex-
cept Senator Delamster, Republican candi-
date for Governor, who was defeated by the
votes of no less than $1,000 alleged Republi-
cans in the State, who voted direct for Gov.
Pattisol.
The Philadelphia aggregate vote for Gov
ernor is 1910, which is 33. $50 greater than
the vote for Governor in 1856, and 1918
more than the presidential vote of 1883.
Delamater has 1908 more votes than Bsa-
yer had, and Pattison 20,976 more than
Black, the Prohibition vote being SO9S less
than that given TO Wolfe.
The strict party vote is best measured by
the leading candidates for City Commission
er-Stulb, Republican, has IlS, ,46s, and Sem
senderfer, Democrat, 1885, showing Re-
publican majority of 81, 5,527. Delamater has
1851 votes less than Stub, and Paitison T.
176 more than Sensenderfer.
Allegheny county has cut down its major
ty to less than $500. Beaver county shows
Democratic gain of $50. Berks county
gives Democratic msjority OF 1882 Dem
ocratic gain of 1888. Clarified equity, the
home Of Senator Wallace and State Chair
man Kerr, gave 1900 .or Psttison, DEM
ocratie gain Of 600.
Crawford county, Delamater's home shows
a complete political somersault Ia 1886 II
gave Beaver loG7 majority. while on Tues
day last it went for Pattison by 1,OO2, Dem
ocratic gain OF 2,O69.
Among other changes was that Of Erie
county, which gave7 majority for Paitison,
a Democratic gain Of ,43S. Indiana county
shows Democratic gain of 33i ; Llcka-
wana, 552; Lshigh, 9Sl; Lycoming, l,l03;
McKean, Senator Enery's county. 1,4)e;
Montgomery 1866 scbuyllIill, 3,l73; Tio.
ga, 1,lGO; Warren, l,72i; York, l,GOs.
Dauphin county, the home Ex-senator Doa
Cameron, which at the last election gave
Harrison 800 majority, shows Republi-
can loss Of 600 votes.