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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

William Smith ,colored) was arrested here '.ils
,,,nrnino on the charge OF larceny con- united
several week. AGO. MIR. Charles mildly offered 70
sci, Smith his coat ard vest FOX certain pr1ce,
which was declined. lie pulled the ghr nehls Oh,
o. swim Ia oxaruiuo. whom tho latter seized
and ran of with them. He was pursued tnt nov
CAPTURED. and was not seen AGAIN unuI TINS
morning wnen he was arrested by poilVo
officer. In the pockets OF the Ves' "-s sina
sum Of money. ..Ar.
MIR. Richard Nugent, young painter,whiie en-
gagged at work at the silk-iaciory to-ohN leI
from the ladder on which he was sfsndlhg' =
snd s1,.fained very psinfl and serious injuries
He struck upon his head, and II is thoutht ,he
skuu f. fractured. lie II also badly bruised
and IL Is feared internally injured
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AND DANYILLE
IL RAILROAD

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT APRIL Oh. isN
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, Va;
asO A. NJ. SUI HENS tNPkEe,. lfiy, Cd A.
lana, Auguhts. snt points south. Coo.
meets a. greensboro for uurl .u 4ni
Raleigh. a. Salisbury fnr W.i.o d
North Carolina Passengers 90 iAI1
sleeper at ~ w. Through Blsa. 800
from Dalvilie ~0Itl.
go A. u. ACCOMMODATES, 1aHf. ft
Sunday. % CioY1E W., snl ini'r-
mediate points.
il:oo A. N. NiHoi flA ASD Aohli .A .y..i' 5
EXPtR~-, daily, through train ID
kaie. IN va heyaflin. CONNECTS a.
.lrkrFile ri.n HUrf3Ik gnl H'ft. Ia
railroad ilr FaCnNuc, lyn Nl4fa
auI r0u. HreG 40 hrfatN.e -
tiarEsgiilo, oxford, helia.-.l, AL
Durham.
aOoPM. FA5I NAL, daily, fof Atlanta. Al.
gusts. anI pll1tf ,lutn. conn. Pr A.
hoselsg. junction Vif4 fnrufl .
ans IuRun'al r.llroat 10 5as-
l0ro f0r Durham anil Iairifu. a.
Salisbury flr Western hortr caro-
Ina through sleese-s from D-i'
vile solfl
COOP. NJ LOCAL 1g'IF. eEr %, Hlnitf, f.f
Amelia Courthouse aui uterine iia.'
EclUtA
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
81 $40 4 y y Frosa Atlanta sni Aass'.A
SIS A. n FROM Amoiis Colr,a9llh
40 p. u. IRON haIeigl
It's T.. ". A. Manchester. from 'llfsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

BY virtue Of the hereinsfter-n en,ioned decree
the undersigned special commissioner. will
cell by auction. on tho pre- lises, respectively,
10 the order named below, on
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PHILADELPHIA, Il g IL ecfsSsA
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
ami FRIDAY atl2 NJ. aud every SUNDAY at
4. 81.
Freight for Tuesdays and Frilys' steamers
received TIL ll.3O a. A.. for >uniays' steamer
TIL T.. 81. saturday. Freight received daily ull
5P II.
Fare, s..
For further information apply b
j. w. MCCARRfCK,
General Southern Agent. Onice kocEe,ls.
". T.. CLYDE X CO.,
mol General Agents. Philadelphia.
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By George W. Mayo. sucdoneer.
Ono. L. Laugh,on, Jr., salesmanJ
No. "a Ninth street

TNHE RICHMOND c RIT1C W
4 MAGAZINE AT AUCTION.-By direction o.
the owner. who nos 20 give his attention 70 other
business IN which he IS interested. | viii oner
for sale at pubic auction, at ~ O'Clock noon
TUESDAY, July IS. 1870,
at the ofce No 1917 east Main streo c, the entire
plant and good will Of THE Critic long and
fayorably established as the MCHMOND
JOURNAL OF FASHION, SOCIAL LIFE, and
GENEALOGY. IL has o., b0R1-nae subscribers
and good advertising patronage, and the list
could be very largely increased by an energetic
businessman who could give time and aiten-
ton 10 its success, which tho present owner can
not DO because OF other important business
The OUTFIT consists in part OF % full fonts OF
JOB TYPE in good condition. ample NONPA-
REL ard BREWER TYPE for a -ix-column
four-page paper, several large fonts Long
Primer, Italics (NonpSriol AMI Brewer Iypeh
stapling- Machine, Imposing stone, Gelieys ADD
Leads, "a Cases. 3 double and 1 single Rack, TOT
Of Stock Cuts and Engraving, flea Of back num-
bsrs complete and In abundance, aud every
thing necessary except press Tor mo neat
and satisfactory publication Of popular and
attractive papar.
TERMS: Easy. and made known OF sale.
iy0 GEORGE ". MAYO. AuctiOneer
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BoscHES. &c. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST DUscU And
AIS, DBFgNDAsrs-IT THE CHASCERY COURT
OF THB CITY or RICHMOND.
!. Charles W. Godiin. clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree IN said cause OF
June o. fs90 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 27fn day OF June,
1890 CHARLES ". GODDIN,
fv9 Clerk.
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Departures OT syEAsExs.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT :, In sy:,.,.s

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ,,s:5.sl.s
: COMPANY for tao sEAsHOKk. ssssasstsf.'-
Cheapest ami most pleasant route o. W
POINT. VlHGl.A BEACH. CCLAN VIEW.
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH,. NEWPORT NhM =
CLAREMONT. aud JAhL3-hts kh LhND'
INCs by elegant saloon steamer AnltL
leaving Richmond gYEny MONDAY, WhDNi-s-
DAY, and FRIDAY al A. NJ. siroeI-cafs 20
directly 20 steamers wharf lar5 10 Ola loins
or Norfok. also; second class. 81.
Connections AZ Oli Point ani norfolk Closely
with al lines for northern cities. Nirginia beach'
and Ocean View same afternoon. JaInos river
by daylight. Crest tourist Inns cncapes'
route ,,,.
through tickets on steamer and at Garbor'i
Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through. rtRte-rooms engaged Tor day or nisn~
Freight received daily FOR NORFOLK. POhl >
MOTH. OLD POINT. ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
nc AND DANYlLLk. ana FARMflLLE AND
POWHArAS H. H. STATIONS, aud WASH
INGrON, d. g., all points IA Eastern North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, and ali regular lnni-
ings on he james river, az lowest raies aud
through bills Issued.
LUCIgs B. T.TUA, Yice-PresifonI
No. M Nam street ani hockett&
IRWIN WEIsIgs0 Freight and Passenger Agent
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY A. l. Adamson
and
A. J. Bradley b Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Manchester, Va
ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE OF A

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ VERY VALUABLE FARM OF @l ACRk-
or LAND SEAK MANCHESTER, IN CHEST XIX.
FIELD COUNTY. VA.-By virtue % q decree o.
tho Circuit Cour, of Chesterfield county, en-
tered Nag 4, 1870. In tho suits % NillanSs, &c.
-. Maniers and als.. walker, &C., g. hsud@rs
and dis.. ani Mandcrs. &c, ~. yanfers ond
as, tho undersigned, special commissioner-'
Will sell NJ public auction III front OF tho dwell
INK, on ne premises. on
THURSDAY, JULY l.. $50.
ut $50 o'clock z. VI, that VERY VALUABLE
FARM, containing 81 ACRES. lying or tho norm
side OF tho Midlothian turnpike about four aud q
half miles from Manchester, about one ha'
cleared, u considerable portion Of which - tlch
w-grouuds, aud the balance IN origlnai-groNIn
tim Der and pine woods The land lies spienn'n-
ly. tho front being especially ATTRACTIVE, as J,
rises gradually from the turnpike. IL Il Al,
good farming land and adapted 20 mo grown 81
al crops raised N thi. section. - 10 hcaiiu
addition q rs farming value 10 Il close enpugh
g. the city 20 be desirable for country homes Tor
business his i = good place IN Nhich 10
invest your money. You can buy low no" ana
IN n few years realize a handsome profit
For further particulars apply 10 the auction-
eers.
TERMS: One fourth cash AMI the balance IN
orc and two years, deferred payments bearing
interest from day o. sale and tl.ie retained ul
all the purchase money IA paid ani % convoy
sAMUEL " PAGE,
D. L. r. LLiAM.
l.. q. WkNDENBURg.
special Commissioners.
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ByJ. II. Valentine, Auc'ionoer,
1896 east Main street.
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY James q. Elan,
Real Estate Agent AMI Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
4 VALUABLE LOT IN PORT MAYO" COR
NER OF SEVENTH AND ORLEANS STREETS
In execution OF a certain deed OF trust 70 the I'M
dersigned trustee, dated the 9th OF February.
issg. and Of record ia Deed-Book ~ G., page 81,
Richmond Chancery Court, shall sell ~ public
auctien, on the premises, on
FRIDAY NEXT, July -. 1890.
ct $50 O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
In said deed, It being the WelLlocgted and yalu-
able CORNER LOT situated as above stated,
fronting 90 feet on seventh street lor Osborne
turnpike aud extending hack % the line OF the
property OF Robert herse, trustee, and bounded
on the west by Orleans street
TERMS: Cash as 20 the expenses ~ sale, and
the sum Of 500, with interest on t,3Li5, fro r
March % 1889, and on 5000 from April u, lSs9,
aud the residue upon such terms as snail DO an-
nounced at time Of sale.
". ". COSBY. JR., Trustee.
JAMES b. ELAN, Auctioneer. ~ 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

vIRGrNn-Ig Tus CLsRKs oFFiCs % THg CIR
CUT CoUgr or CuEsTksFlzLD COUNTY, July
2, 1899.
!. E. n. Flournoy. clerk Of The Circuit Court oi
said county, DO hereby certify that the bond re-
Quired 81 Specia-Commis-iDner y. J. Puiliam,
1. o. Weudenburc, ADD b. ". Page by decree 81
May q. iS9O, iu cases 0f Williams. 81, rs. Wan
ders. Walker. e.. r.. Maneers. ard asufers rs.
Maniors has been duly gwen. with security ap-
proved by me.
Given under my hand the YEAR and day above
written. h. Il. fLyJkNol,
~ - CORK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
BY George :. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate AuciiOneerA.
A TTENTION, BUILDERS AND
FLORISTS.
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.

By request Of Mr. John Norton we will sell by
auciion, on tho premises RESERVOIR and Main
streetsl. on
WEDNESDAY, July Is, 1880,
81 $50 o'clock T. NJ, without limit or reserve. oil
OF the IMPROVEMENTS on SAID PREMISES
used In the florist business, consisting OF I'VE
green-hOuses, large frame. giass-front oiiicc. a
lot % extra sash, otc. came " DO removed In
thirty days
TERMS. Cash.
We are requested by tho owner of tho land
upOn which the green-hO and Office stand 10
say that the same can be rented al q very low
rent GEOhOE ;. NAShON X sun,
iva Auctioneers.
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sVMnEH RgSOXrs.

TgNHE NEW HOTEL, HEALING
4 SPRINGS, yA.--Durins the past season anew
Hotel has been built. cottages remoielled and
the entire place is absolutely frst-c'ass In all is
Appointments. lis new Baths are modern ana
the bathing esta DlishmeDt IL the most complete
i'm The unountains. Accom- odaton for $50. erns
low Tor 1rst-class accommodation. Address y.
SIMPSON & SON, Healing Springs, Bah coun-
90 " ~ sew
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YORK-RlyER LlNE,uA Srsrrosr
TaKFAyomIE ROUTE SoRra
IFAVE BICHNOHD:


TRAIN va .l, SOD r. H.
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily ez.oJ. ,llihr -iops
stsll stations. A. Lester hs.os cgnnffo Wa
stage tor Na.ker.on. gi,a baltimore '.es.lsf a.
Nest Point
TRAIN ia .. % D. "
BALTIMORE LIMITED. isiiJ ez'o2' saa ny,
Tor West P0nt. c0nlsc.iaf elh tNff-iiffr
steamers for baltimore ~ tAll'ltf' i''A.i.is
c,rnsct .tfn Baltimore al ONO railroad i3r
Wa,aing.1n. Pnlairifhis. Az hpW lp.t.
stoamors leave Baltimore 4. n. 4-l'g, stes2i
Tralss arrive a, Rlcauoni % A. II. sa1 lS5J
TRAIN 81 %. 80 A. 81.
LOCAr, NlzED. day except sunday. is.'si
Trenty-slybth stree. Tor Mesi i4lA. al in'-i-
Tcxrt-orscs a. station io3i y firfillA SIRE.
cry aexoIoace-corasr " 4on.A All AA4a
saGifaAs JAS T.. TAYLOR.
Trsric Manager Genera ieNe1f'f ~ a.
JDskFH y Polls. uiFalsn fass4nstf A.sA-
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DIRECTORS.
JORDAN I. MOTT. owner j. l. Mott Iron
Works, Mott Haven, \. Y.
CHARLES q. EDDY. vice-president Norfolk
ami Western railroad. Roanoke. VA.
EDWIN ElNSrElN, ex-congressman from
New yOrk city. capitalist and director IN the
New River Mineral Company.
GEORGE II. sEELEi, Of New York city. capt
tallst aud president OF the New-kiyer Mineral
Company.
VAN DOREN. OF Ivahhoe, Va.
General JAMES a. WALKER, of Wytheyile,
Va.
HERBERT C. HULL, capitalist and lawyer.
New YORK city ~ 2-2U
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COBB'S ISLAND, NIRGlNlA'S SEA
NsIDE RESORT IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Increase OF Hotel accommodations, new build
ings and other improvements. Inc nnes1 Drsch
and surf- bathing in the world. >np~ shooting,
fshing and fOai-saiilng unsurpassed. Can De
reached by New YORK., Philadelphia aud Nortok
railroad daily from North or South. Passengers
going TO Cobbs Island must get on al Vopps
station. =, -,
TRAINS: We will meet the ll:27 A. VI. north
bound Train and the Sis T. Nj south bound train
AT Cobb's station Passengers transferred direct
10 the Island by steamer.
TEHNs. So % Der day, .l2 per week, $40 per
month. For further information address.
A. +. COBB. Proprietor.
~, pA..,.4.o fe G.2m
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old DOMINlON STEAM -CESs,.
" RIP COMPANY LA.El

FOR NEW lOhh
Steamer Leave Richmond ESKsf TUESDAY
and FKIDAf a. T. n 3auifos- closei one
hour before sailing time.
steamers leave New YORK Tor kchmoai
EYKhY WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY a. 5 =.
H.. arriving IN Richmond AONOAI AMI raL'
DAY AokNlNGh
Passenger accom- m Citations unsurp asssl
Catia fare % New York tis JAnos-riYef
route dnciLdtug meaJ agi Dershl......-.s) D
kound- trip ucAets. limited " hiFy laJa
s,.'',,, Nm sut,slstsn-s ................ 90
staerLge, WltuOut Subsistence. ............. ~
capin faEs ~. Chesapeake sni ono rail-
VaY....... .........s..... s.s.sst.s+s WI
Cabin faro va hch2ond and PeieFsours
TA.lFOAi.
TlcFets can 30 ObtaIned as r. W. Garbers :, W
MAIN street. Chesapesks aai ONO anu HioA-
moni and Petersburg depOsA. an1 % conpAnJs
orlres. 1901 Main street. And wharf. hOckssS
Frcign. forwarded ani m-O1-n Ola " iAliIs
iseusd Toe points beyond New forS
Freight receiver daily until D. 2. " -
PASSENGER, lfAtlus klenuOnd on MotDA =
TtrTsDAYr, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS, by tho Chesapeake aud ONO rail-
way lrfd Newport Nows) ~ 52J L. NJ. ana ~
Et-hmoud au4 Petersburg railroad same dsys
af2s5 r. NJ. will make connection Z. MORE ok
Min steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLAN CO, Agents,
No. 1911 Ssis street.. sAi
auII Compasyssharf- koo.s'A
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QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.

QOlth AMI bhltNiL I'LL = b'A'D'
TEENS OF SALE: One third cash: balance in
one and two years
Through its exceptional railroad facilities
aIgauhosr Is placed within minimum haul OF
the enormous Cossan iron-ore Of Carroll county
and tne world-fsmOus limOnite nnf mountain
ores Of the Crlpple-Creek Valley. and IS also
within easy haul OF the celsbratod Pocnhoptss
and Flai-Iop coal and coko-helds.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUAhRlbs already
being operated within The town.
TIE No. ! FURNACE Of the Sew-Riyer Nine
raj COMPANY II already In successful operation,
while tho lyANHOE IRON COMPANY, under
the presidency Of Mr. Jordon l. Mott, OF the
Mott Haven lrOn-W0rss, % New forS. has been
organized for the purpose Of erecting another
furnace 81 large capacity
Tho EXTENSIVE MINES teighN OF the New
River Mineral Company. adjoining tho town, are
already giving employ ment 10 largo huhper
The "IyANHOE ZINC COMPANY" with 3
capital Of $500 900. has purchasei immense de-
posts OF valuable Zin,-Cres, which they are no"
developing. and WILL soon erect several large
BEING TRE ONLY CITY on this southern
connection OF the Norfolk and Western rGilroai.
lyanhOe has become the great distributing point
for the immense Ore-helds and agricultural ana
timber districts ot Southwestern virginia ana
Western North Carolina
situated Ia the midst OF great wocl-raising
district, aud within a short haul OF the southern
cOfOn-nei4-, no place II NfSlnla ko9So,'u'
greater advantages for WOOLLEN- AND COZ
TON-MlLLS
Vast tracts Of rcd and white oak, chestnut,
hickory, pine and bemleck near ut hand fur
nish exceptional opportunities for wooj-worH-
ing establishments and steam tannofies.
A $4,000 HOTEL WILL BE ERECTED AT
ONCE.
Wster-works. planing-mill. eleciric-light
plant. brick-works, otc., will DO erected at an
early date
Being 1000 feet above the sea. the climate IS
unsurpassed by the celebrated mountain re-
sorts OF the world.
A large trsc, Of leve. land, with front Of one
and a half miles on the New river. has been set
aside tor manufacturing purposes.
Liberal inducements will be offered all INDUS
tries locating here.
Through iis connections with tho steamship
lines. the louisville aud Nashville. the Shenan-
doah valley. and tho Cape Fear end fadkin-
Valley railroads, and its outlet 90 the ONO
river the Norfolk and Western railroad places
{" lyanhoe " in direct communication with all
the great markets OF the North. East, South. and
West.
For maps, descriptive pamphlets. etc. apply
10 the secretary Of the company at - lyanhoe,
Wythe county, Va.
President;
G. II. sEELEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

The Central Lunatc Asylum is open TO visitors
avery TUESDAY and Friday afternoons, ana many
Of our people take advantage OF the opportunity
INNS offered 10 visit and inspect this line state
Institution. IL has over SIX hGnured lnils'es
the new 900 addition 10 the building hGs not yet
been commenced. The contract Was awarded TO
a respons!ble bidder OF this city, M Is. A. Tray
ior who is making oil necessary arrangements
for the work. -,
There are forty-eight prisoners In the iah OF
this city-ail Of whom except four are colorei.
Tho proport on OF medals Issued by the city
70 the number OF dogs supposed 10 De owned
here IL very small About one In every ten dog
seen on the street has a medal ana Is exempt
from capture and execution. Arrangement
are being made 10 send out the catcheie az au
ssr,v day. and the sale OF medals viii Of course
heeomo more active II there Is one thing thai
the average citizen dislikes TO do. II j. 70 pay
the tax on a dog. and yet above All things eise'
- I'VE. 10 own ona ROBIN ApAIR
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-

NORFOLK AN - " - I'M At-A-AF
scaYDrTLfS ksB1cr Al IT. lDh
rwo TEAIss DAILY 10 K0RTJ.k AND
LGNCd3t "a .... 800,
LEAVE RICHMOND. brhp-'th L.i ~ 81 io',
y.0AA Daily "a f3,9r50ilf Niii'i III =.
tofiytk lIf' az HA wv -
norfolk ll.l b. r.. o3s .1y o.. ..
tersb.rg al sa.o,A 90 ~
tfa.n. laF.lf Pes s.alf - ilil A.
IL alI args.nE al. t0tfliA a. o. To-
s.ops a. al s.t..n'~ 49,. -.
e<aAx. Daily 80 PrsenDurg. hffrs
Fe.or,bsrs i0is 4. X "a ) .sAf,.
potar.burf l.'5 a. H. ~ a. a.
VIA. LyucbbarS. al AZ osi-~ ''-.A
an Ness 49, a.,
ayIn Daily. 80 gessrsosrs. Arfir, =
lorsbars 81. l.. ies's ts.sfsQ T.
- r. n. daIT Gfl'ilk NSfiA
,,.SIx puily. va fsseaslr. Arris, a
Fe.srsoGrs l.Js A. a., eaa-t' 81
gttn Trsla No l. iesFlls fr.3ispAfs
a, Is4J A. NJ f,r GAfuflA. -ft'a
bag, pOsaa0nsaA AL 81 y9'-S
so1In AL Hssi
,IcoA N. Ds.ly' ga Bar4sdile ior fsrmu.l~
L,ur hougz. rae scam. al "esi
PULLMAN sLxxrING-(As AcSVAA0D~
flANs
Nni-siesp,ng-car from Pster,o,rs - bfis.A
Without shsnga learing feser.oass 4eH -
iz,0 =. ~. sGA lynenenrs - h'AplS W.
Nc ,-Lyueheurs 10 sonN sai koaaSAs .
hssophis without enaaz> ...
lrxetA naSsAss-caecEA al al inlVt ts4lt
raa ps Obtained al AicaMonl aai fsisnlifs
railroad depot. A. w. Careers ,sN "a ,.,e,>
sna "a ne Jsa sAny's Once, pl esss hAl1 s.<ss~
X N. tONNtNAR,
Ta>seasrr Ags4-
w. "A bttiLL
osasrsl rAaseazss Assss
CuAukns a kppy. Wee fsessiss& -.
6AasEaA snaA keAAakA VI w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

Divers ave been at work and dhigent seatch
has been made al day tor the iody OF MI
Thomas Kennoy, who has not been seen since
last Wednesday evening, tni VINO Is peneEeu 70
haze fallen from the dredge Volunteer, OF hicn-
mopd. brought here for repairs, cad 10 nave
reen drowned. inquiries have been maze
al all points 10 which II was thoughs re
might possibly have gone but noihihs cou.l
having been accidentally drowned Nheh
lie returned to tue dredeo on "Wednesday eve
ming be pulled of his good clothes. IN when ne
had been visiting, and donned MS worhlng sun;
the belief IA that he fell overheard and' Is he
could moi swim. was drowned. The mother ana
relatives of the Young man live here. and ore OF
course Ia great distress
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snorID M rYFsTRvED.

The private records OF the Petersburg rene
violent Mechanic Association are the most Vhlus-
lilo of the kind 70 be found II any community.
They contain tho proceedings Of every meeting
~ the association and directors from the Gay OF
lie oreaniYation down to tie present; the ns'he,
occupa ion, age. date OF Joining ana aa'o .,
death OF every member They SHOW 'he va
amount expended for rehei' me hls', -
Of every oct done for private anu ipi
public good. They ars par icnlariy Na'utht-
bic for the interesting personal lh'..si'
Cence furnished In such accurate i0rm' o, nn-
numtered hundreds a Petersburgs best citihehs
through many generations, OF men wbo hs .s
male a name and a fame for themselves hnL
Tor the reason that this Information has nowhere
else been collected. , ,o-,
General MAnone has not yet returned ironi
Washington whore. Il Is understood mere, ~ - :
yirorotsiy opposing langstoDs preien',uhs On, 70 q
seat I'm Congress. Laugston has also nech -
Washington for some time looking ail7r MS
interest - r.,o. md
Tabb-sireet Presbyterian churches ~oisnI i'Ts
together on sunday hight Ia The iatNr cnuICn
me sermon was preached by Row K. x. Acree
Next SUNDAY nignt the two congregations VIII
meet aud worship together ia the flIst pSp''s'
church, when Rev. DR.. koseD'o will preach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

All lots are favorably located on gently-rislng
ground. overlooking the beautiful valley OF Ne"
River. Tho exceedingly Low price at which these
lots are placed upon the market insures to In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
RAILROAD LINES
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DICHMOND. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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commencing APRIL -, Is,s--sas1ern sianla0i
firr.
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stops onivsi Ashland. EoiIssli. NJ
ford. and rreisrlcssoIry. BRO tsa1f
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l,.saA. NJ leaves Byri-sfrsss nAros daily. 81
except SUNDAY
e4,P. NJ. leaves BYra-s.rso; raro, daily
sleeper, kir1rcni fo sav I1rf.
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siesvcr from Nee YORK
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stops az frosercts1urE sN'lri
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except sunday.
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Er d. MrsaS General saeonnsoniea-
L'ARMyILLE AND POWHAlAS
Il RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICES. foi EAST MAIN 9ltkkL
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT APRIL 81, l,t.
AERiyR At pfcnr0sD.
SIS A. NJ, ria Richmond sud usnFilla r1I'fosf,
firm farmvills. Antioch. -,
Cumberland Courthouse, HinnTs.ie.
TOhsc,ovlic. naiisYll' heI.na, foF.
hafan Courholse, LpErss 4Alls,
Mlntcrp0ck. ana SkInl AFTER
1918 p. NJ, rf1 Nirhmonf ant Pollen. Iurf fHII.
roai, from " .nferpoeE, ss@mll Per.
due. rrscn. AMI frnI.ff.
lstyE niUWefl.
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f0r larmvia cum erisnf Dolri-
house. foEhstal Courthouse, anl AL.
intermediate points
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r0af. f0r fp.e-'- Yale, NmlcrQoll.
anl al Intermediate p.intL
All trains daily OK epi sunday.
For tickc.s, haggagr--ne. sf, Nmn. ia'ire Re-
call upon A. ". GANBEN Ki-hmoli aai ua'-
WHO railroad, Gud Richmond ani fetersbll :
railroad. D. st. nt N'u 49,
JANIS X. wEsrn. General Man1eer ep~
DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IN PINEs RAILROAD SCHEDULE sialon.
Twcntv-sixih ani p streets. hIcc.rcclrs ooa-
meet with ali rsins
Leayo args' I,a'o A ..s
piues. m0nL mouf. lres
$50 A. NJ. 6l5h.M. tnA n. Ii' A. ~.
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