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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

viii contain 1900 si,tings snd VIII give
TO every nearer face view OF the piaF
form and the audi, nee. -,
The cost OF the whole building WIN
the lot included has been about $40, oUo.
The cornerstone was Land October .,
1889. by the Most Worshipful Grand
Lodge OF Virginia. A.. L. and a. NJ
Grand. Master Craighill presiding. Inc
ministers who took part IN the exercises
were Rev. j. b. Hutson. 5. Y. Slop19n'
and Drs ]. NJ. Frost, r. II. Pitt, W..
T.. Hatcher, George Cooper, and lheo-
dore Whitfield.
TIKI PRESENT PASTOR.
The present paster Of the church, Kev.
8. A. Goodwin, ID. d., was born IN al
bot county, Georgia, September II, lo4i'
and was attending school when the war
begun. At the first call to arms he AZ
once enlisted as private IN Company l.
Forty sixth regiment Georgia volunteers,
and served in the army of the west
throughout the war and was IN many
battles, beng wounded four times.
During the last year Of the conflict he
made profession Of religion and was
baptized 10y the chaplain OF his brigade.
Shortly after the cessation OF hostiIities
he commenced preaching and was soon
ordained to the ministry, and has flIed
many important pAstorates, among
which we're the churches at Columbus,
Miss, Danville, Va, and the Leigh
Street church OF this city. AS a pulpit
orator aud reason he stands prominent
not only among the Baptist ministers OF
this city and State, but throughout the
South. he was selected by the " Pastors
Conference in December last to deliver
the Grafton at the Davis-memorlal meet
ing held at the Second Baptist church
he was also chosen 10 deliver the address
last spring before the graduating class OF
the Medical College of Virginia. DIR.
Goodwin il. a zealous Mason, and is the
honored chaplain Of st. Johns Lodge.
No. SO, and the Commandery OF
st. Andrew, No. -, Of this city.
On last Ascension-day he was the
guest of the knights remplar Of
Lynchburg and delivered the address on
that occasion. Dr. GoOdwins eloquence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
Jones CLUBS IN ESSEX.
Rr,,,,aut speeches and thoroughly
Arousod Democrats-The MAILS
- -, ,ha Richmond Dlspatch.1

Hrllfiaut pc
Aroused Demoorat'-The na'i''
,co,ra.nondepce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
DusssyrLLE, October 20. 1890.
Tbers are now four regularly
oraor,zed Jones democratic Clubs IN
Beppahannock magisterial district oil
Essex county alone. Owens Club met
Friday night. the 18th. There was a
l. roe attendance of white and colored.
Wassrs Baker of Westmoreland and
Rsobv OF King and Queen, Judge
RIskcv and Lewis n. Garrett, Esq,
senatorial canyasser, discussed briefly
but pointedly the issues OF tue canvass
greatly to the pleasure and edihcstl0n
of their most earnest hearers, especially
the tariff question, in which white and
colored seemed deeply concerned.
Me,srs. Baker and Bagby are young
men. but from their speeches, 1T was OBJ.
v;ous are well-traned and informed
democrats. They both acquitted them
selves very handsomely indeed and re-
ceived the thanks OF their Essex
brethren for their kind assistance. The
Centre-C ross Club will meet on Tues
day 1.-THE 2lsD afternoon, when num-
Der of speakers are expected to address
the people. Monday next (court-dayJ
bids fair to be a field day for the
Democracy. Everybody seems to be
going to see and hear Jones. LsseI Is
thoroughly aroused, and the Demo
cratic party is receiving notable acces'
sions from the colored ranks There
are no others to accede. A barbecue Is
under consideration to come OIL about
Friday 3lst at or near Bestland, which Is
near the line between Essex and King
and Queen counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
-. .aopted by scores Of prominent

,,,,,,. adopted by scores OF prominent
hepuonua' Ford is the Democratic
nominee s the House IS IF Bs' sss.so IN
c nruss| by the resignation OF Delegate
Jones
rhsrs are rumors OF a "lion abroad =
n .be woods OF Lunenburg county, and
t ~ '9 col o people are afraid to venture
0u co 81 Z. Drumgoole, OF Brunswick
oo U was in the city to-day.
II - sald that there are vide dissen-
.;ons in the Republican party IN Nurry
o oonntv and that in consequence Bowden
w,,i receiye much decreased vote there.
The negroes of Brunswick county
h.vs nominated a negro for the House
81 delegates, and the prospects are that
ba will be. defeated. ROBIN ADAih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
Lee wiz Defeat Hume.
Washington Post J

Hon. John f. Ryan, of Arcolo, Lou
doun county, Va, was at the Metropolis
tan Monday night. He has been a Hem
Der OF the Legislature Tor four successive
terms aud is well posted on the poltl-
cal situation. IL think M comfy will
give General Lee the usual majority, he
said, land, while have not been ovel
the district, am Of the opinion that the
General will defeat Mr. Hume. He II
certain TO do it, il many Republican.
abstain from voting, as they talk o.
doing down our way
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
A VILE MIsCRRAHT.

Sunday night last whilst the congre-
CATION at Ephesus church were In SER
vice some mIscreant stole fine young
bay mare, the property of Bob NJ.
Fauntl,roy. and rode her of. The next
evening the mare was found in the
neighborhood OF Bray's post-ofhce, on
the road from Tappahannock to Rich
mond, about six miles from Mr.. tsuntle'
rows house. 1t is supposed the mare
either got loose or was turned so anu
YVES making her way home
A party from a coored fair held JusI
across the Essex and Middlesex line 6
few nights since on their return hom'
conceived the damaging idea of puline
down fences, throwing gates from theu
hinges, and breaking up the bridges, snc
scattering them along the roads. VINO
and for what they we're seeking to III
lure is not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
RAD MAIL FACILITIES.

There is no little complaint as to the
mail on the Richmond route to Tsppa-
hammock. Several letters have been
mailed from this Office 10 the Dispatch
Company from the 9th of September to
the 18th Of October which never reach
ed it. There are other similar com
plant, of letters AMI papers sent or In
tended for this Office not reaching here,
and some coming weeks after being
posted There is neglect somewhere be-
tween Richmond and Iappahannock, foi
the Offices there and here are carefully
aud systematically conducted. The DIS
Dotcr readers loose No aSost every
week which turns up ont of time and LAS
10 be taken nlnlc pro tune"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
DEATH OF A PHYSICIAN.

Dr. John Il. Hinton died of his resi-
dence on Washington street this morn
ing of consumption, after lingering lii
ness. His health had been so delicate
that he had been unable for some years
past to practice the profession to which
he was so much devoted, and recently
be bad but seldom left his home. Dr.
Hinton was widely connected and widely
known in the city, and his death Is much
regretted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
xats.eosp LIMA

DICHNOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -schsfuis
commsnelEg APRIL -, lsss--cssIern slaadari
ufns.
f:aa 4 n. leaves byrd-srsss sssnos daily
stops only 81 Ashland. Boutwell,. MI
lord, and yrsdericssours g, Brooke asd
widesass. sisepss 80 Washington
$40, ~ 49, syni street. ssaroa daily. sc.
sre.p, sunday. B4ne. Parlor Car
ttrnlnoni 10 e, aroiBgton-
sny n lssys, Byrd-snsH sisao, daily
sf..nrr kicn mood 20 New York.
snA n arrives ss Byrd street. stAuoa daily
sleeper IRON Ses fGk
saxp N .ry,y.. a. Bird -sxssl sssdon daily
.s,os q frsdericksbarx Auiora
Botnwsll. aud Ashland sleeper froas
Wssni scs and Nsv YosL Docs ass
atop az q pa -,
s,sH n. arrives 81 Byro-Susei ssAaea asis
exsep. sunday. buffet farIof Gar
Wasningfol % kicemsads
ASHLAND fkAiSA
nAnY sxcaPr surpArS
enA. n. lsavss nlbA Arrives q Ashisai"
.op n scsoa ncasaoa leaves Byrd-sxes,
ssASson arrives q Ashlant 81 Z. 4
s0<P. n leaves EibH arrives o. Asaisaa "
..A Y :s M ana Leaves Ashland Gks
sxA n. scesa nodastoa anfvss ~ nxyt
Iwsss ssAsaaa 'ss'ss Ashland ME-
.,sa \. s = = M ,sssss AsaiAss
Wy LfArioR T,ans nsaasss
N y uvBna Gen1get taDog1o>eeeeaS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
THE OLD DOMINION
l. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
RICHMOND. VA.

This company invites the attention o. tbs
people OF Richmond 20 its simple and practical
plan for enabling persons Of small means 70 Sc
cure homes Of their own.
Tho CON pany will lend money on ress es'ate
TO within Is per csat. ~ tue appraised value, 70
be returned in small monthly iBs'siinsnts
scarcely more than the ordinary monthly rsHt
As sim pie iavss,pent he shares OF ths com
pany are very desirable because OF ths isrt that
shsy represent the smallest possible risx with
The largest prons, tho security being always real
estate.
ladies' or ether persons Of meaas not able or
willing 20 engage In xctive business pursuits
can BY al Investment Ia lhe shares OF THIS COM
psuy become practically partners Ia an extcn-
stye active, aud prom abe business, under tho
manage mont OF men Win thu best b'slneB
qualities and % largo aud varied erperience.
For full particulars tboss desiring 70 inSess or
TO borrow will please CAL on on sd1ress
CANLTuN MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Ills Gas: Main street,
HON j. TAYLOR HLLYsoS. President
Directors.
!. TAY ELLYsON,
NOkMAS Y. RANDOLPH,
FkANKT 7. TrON,
JOHN b. PUhCkLL,
JOHN :. kLLkTE. al Sits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

iBotton IfanecftpI1
"When Littleton coursed Mrs. L. he
used to speak OF her ~ q ray Of sunshine
coming into his life.
II know II. And now, il i said, she
frequently tans him. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

The Count of Paris is singing the
praises OF the Virginia mint-Julep. The
Virginia production makes the best OF
them sing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
STEAMBOAT -

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT sr1SltsI
' COMPANY for tas SEA hVhe. AAH-<AI ~ 49, :,
Chsspe,t azd most pleasant fout " ~, yLo
PotNT, IlHGtsA BEhCH. NChAN lisn'
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT rsMwee,
CLARghONT, and JAkks-hi'sk LAHD
INGs BY e.egsu. saloon ,issnes Aeis i
IesT,ux hicnmond EysaY hONDAT. WkDN 30
DAY, ami FRIDAY 81 A. N. etrees-cass -
directly 70 .tsamors wharf Faro 10 Ola ROM
OF Norfolk, &I.50: ssc0ni class, 81. ,.
CcnneetioEs AZ Old Point AMI NofiOIk clOsoy
VITA al lines Tor northern cities, Sirslhla -.
and ocean View same atisrnoon. Jamos ~, 80,
BY dayhgh. Great tourist Hue NAeap'"
route. - ,...b.-s.
through tcksIs on steamer AID n S9rOsr:
Agency 1910 Asln street Baggage cheehei
through. s,sle-rOoms engaged tos iAy o. n ~
Fresxnt resolved daily for NORFOLK. fOHis-
MOUTH, OLD POINT, ALsxAHOhiA; A. LAM "
TIC AND DASViLLE. ani "a nv ILLs ASo
PoWHATAs X X STATIONS sai Nah
ISGTOa, ID. c., all p las n EASTERN Nof,a
Carolina, sasteru yirsins, aat 81 rekglM lAai.
ings on he James rivsr, al lowest rates 4ai
through bills Issued % o.,.,
LUCIkh 8. TATUs, Viee-Presidsnt
Nc III AAiD saes. AMI NoessH~
Irwin WIS. ssS Freight AHi Passenger As'A~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
BAtLKoAn LSSrs.
"a VI ass& NazE
DICHMOHD AND DASvILLE

"a ~ SssSs - II NeEE
DICHMOHD AND DAyVILLE
III kAILROAD
SCHEDULE ~ gFFsCr JClY n, i'm
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
30 A. Il. SOUTHERN KXPRKss. d.,lr. "a A..
isp ., Augusta, and points sooth Con-
tecis a. oTeansbor1 Tor Durham Ssf
hssign AZ SALISBURY for Fe..orn
NORM CAROLINA Passengers csp TAR,
Sleeper A. sP.k through Sleeper,
ffom Daayiis S0lih.
eo A. " ACCOMMODATION, dsay, eroso,
sunday, 70 Ciovot VA, ani intsr.
raoflsts points
loo A. n. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
.APkEss. daily, through fr.is %
Raleigh va Key.viIie. Coaneca At
SurkeTlils With Norfolk aaf Western
railroad Tor Frmyiils. Lynch osrr
sni points Ncst: a, KsysYllis &c
DlsrksTiiis. oriori. Hssisrsoa, sas
Durham.
sooPM. Fssr MAIL, daily. Tor Alfalfa. A.
gusss, and poiats syqtn. Connects a.
h0sesys Junction via farmvius
and PcThaLsa railroad 81 yrasas-
boro' Tor Durham sal Rals'rh A.
ssl'sbury Tor western Norta carp
haA Ihroagn sieopos from Daa.
viilo south
tooP. H. LOCAL. jAiiy. except sunday, for
Aneiia Courthouse and intsrpsilass
poinN
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
Els p " From Atlanta AMI Aagu,A
s95 A. N. From Amela Courthouse
40 P. ". From Rssgh
i;S5 7. u. ~ Manchester. from Clover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT.

Worshipful- Master George Potts, OF
Petersburg Lode. No. Is, will go over
to Richmond on the 1925 train to-mor-
row with the object Of presenting to the
Masonic Home the beautiful clock given
bv the Masons of Petersburg to that IN
stitution. Master Potts will be met at
the depot by committee representing
the Masons of Richmond and the Home
and probably there will be some inter
esting ceremonies incident to the occa-
| SION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
DHPARVURu OF srEAnsxs.
PHILADELPHIA, r L @ IL ssdIA
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Amounted sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. ~ x. and every SUNDAY ais
Freight Tor Tue.days ami Frdiys steamers
received TN 1870 A. H.: for sundays steamer
tllbP. N. saturday Freight received daily MI
5P. VI.
Fare S.
FOR further information applyp
j. ~ IcCAERICK,
General Southern Agent Once kockeIIa
n. P.CLIDk 8 CO.,
nj Geusral gruts. PHILADELPHIA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
rEAIysNOaraWAkD
.panI fDsily except sunday.
srgPPINts.PLAg

.Dany. tDsily except sunday
srOFPIK9-PLAOSt
Nos. IL n. - ani u. MAKO ~ ,opS ~
% Ani - stop o. asaA AZ nAp'u -
Dre.rYis Blui. CenrAlla. ani Chs'isf -. -
80. on .ixBAl Al Manchester sd thsslsf -
~ strps A. Manchester. AoA 81 - - :. -
x2 aai 10, will stop az a. ssAuou' Tor pN'''D
gerL ,.-,,,,,xc.y svayfck
On Trains sos. Il AMI a. sleeping, esr' o'i-''i
EesYoxa aud rsmpA III (sa Sset' 80.
ou trains SOs 10 sol a. s.ospilg-csr 1900
Wsshins ,oa and Cnssles.on. On Ifei
,lssui ng-cArs between w.shinsh. -
.on,illa, On Train No - slseyihF e~s -
,xrsu Je .sonvilie AMI NSs IofN .,z,,rr
TaE ONLY ALL-kAlL LIHs -
s,,,m.,b l :sgAN. sor,ols....iIss ? 4
Eichnond r. ID Norfolk goo. -
nnrfOlK 'stOA- T. kiolm n LIT ~
sorfoW s4:OJ 2. a. klchmo1i.. 81"
me trains leaving kicam9ai g. = ~ :, ' -
Norfolk att y. 4. as slAi hai-, .,.'',,.
psse Two poinps. snd pSs'eassH ~ ~.
xttbout change Of cara llo,9 ooa2''' ~
also made a. Pstorsb ~ y 80 -. -.
from sichmoud An1 Ne so A. "'-
IRAN. l.sying Konm1ni s. ~ A,
10, p n and arriving 81 n. an 'lA - -, a.
" ana s1l r. d mAss cleo e9DleN 80 49,.
p.,srss.rx 40 a.. from FArmnilh Aia-A9N-
ans southSestefn polnA ,.al
X n -ILLf, aiYefR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
CHURCH AND SCHOOL.

CHURCH AND SCHOOL.
Since the beginning of DIR. Goodwin's
pastorate the church has nearly doubled
its membership-nearly fifty members
having been received by letter and nap-
tism during one month last spring.
Among the additions are some of the
most useful. influential. literal, and in
telligent Raptists OF the city aud State.
At present the congregations are large.
conversions and la tisms frequent. and
the outlook inspiring. The present
Membership is about 40. The Sunday
school, of which Colonel A. l.. Phillips
is superintendent and Captain b. A..
Jacob the assistant superintendent, num-
bers 40 officers and teachers and has
about 400 scholars on the roll. This
school has during the past fifteen years
grown frou tue smallest Baptist school
in the city TO be the fifth in total OF
nineteen schools now reporting to the
! BaDtist Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
A QUIET MARRIAGE,

Mr. Waverly wilkins, a popular and
hiehly-respected young businessman OF
this city, was married this afternoon to
Miss Annie W. Spicer, the charming
daughter of Mr.. Charles W. SPicer'
The ceremony was performed at Grace
church at $50 o'clock by Rev. DIR. C..
j. Gibson in the presence OF many
friends OF the two families. but in all re.
spects the marriage was very quiet and
unostentatious one. The bride was at
tired in travelling-dress. The happy
couple were driven immediately to the
depot, where they took the 600 train on
a visit to Cincinnati and other points IN
the West. They were accompanied on
their trip by Miss Martha Chamberlayne'
eldest dau hter OF the late Captain Ham.
Chamberlayne, who will visit her uncle
Rev. Robert A. Gibson, in Cincinnati.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
pRCGs. nEDICIsEs. Ga.

TSC. FOR DIR. PIERCE'S MEDI-
- CAL DISCOVERY.
7,e. for DIR. PIERcEs FAyoRiTE PRE-
sCRIPTIOS.
7sc. for AYERS OR HOODS sARsIPA-
RlLLA.
TO-. for ALLCoCK POROUS PLASTER.
2oc. for TUFTS PILLS.
I5c. for 1 POUND CASTLE SOAP.
Csc. Tor sIMaoNS LIVER REGULATOR
Csc. fos HosTETTER's BITTERS.
gO,. for MRS. WISsLoWS SOOTHING
SYhUP.
lsc. for BkANDRETH'S PILLS.
1sc. Tor FRAYsEk'S NERVE AND BONE LINZ
MENT.
All PATENT MEDICINES and TOILET ARrI-
Giles NJ 10 10 30 yer coat less than regular
L. e. SALE, Apoihecsry,
SFSu&W3m 2O0l Yensbls street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
npNrRAL Am PEnsoNAL.

In the Hastings Court this morning n
certificate TO sand an examination With
view to admission to the bar was grant
ed to William A. Hewlett (Coloredl.
Rev. DIR. William II. Plat. who for
some weeks past has been visiting one
OF his sons in the far Northwest, has re-
turned to his home in this city.
The address OF Chairman Ellyson to
the Democrats OF Virginia was read
with great deal of interest here to-day,
and was universally commended as a
timely and able paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
hDAn

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
SCHEDULE IN EFgsCr AAYi ipL
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NOaFOLA AND
LYHCaBURA
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYhD--TRsEt STATION
si0A n. Daily. va foisroarI hishmoni ant
Norfolk IRb = A. SOP. osiy 40 Ps-
t@rsburg nnI Haf0lL second
vAiu, lusr pg Petersburg q ll;8J a
II. and ar Wing a. Norfolk atgP W.,
stops a. all fttlfous.
sGA. n. Daily. "a PessrsDary. Arriv, ~
Petersburg 1913 A. a. Va caves
Petersburg : .i5 a. n. toe Farm
vile, LTnch esrE- sni a. points soas1
SPN. DAILY. Us 7e,snsar. krriv, -.
tersburg 4. 3 p. D.. isave Psiersburg
a. ?. 4. dadH arriving hor'olkf
1850 p. " DAILY. ola Tetenolr. Ani,, a.
Petersburg if.Jl A. a.. conne,tiD :
yin rraia ~ .. leaving PstersDlrg
s lli0 a. A. for FsrmUlp. lTr-l.
burg PosAhonias SUI ai 9oiap
south All "ess
IlNOA A. N. DsIY, ga BurEegilic, for FtrmUlA
LJuchburs, tho s9ltH. agi west
PULLMAN sLERPiNG-oAg ACcohAJDb
TlOSs
No. i-slesplng-csr from Pstersburg 20 Bd'ic
Without change Leaving Petersburg iaiIf -
lz,O 4. NJ. aE1 Lyncnbarz " A'mplS si.D-
oUS change.
Memphis without cnslEa
Tioxets, baxgago-checN.. nni Oil infOrnalpi
can be obtalR0i az klehmoai Ani fotsrtl'f
railroad dop0L A. ~ OacD5rA ~ aG!a s.f'ss
saa aths Coapanys once. Gl eat Man stsos-
n ~. tOihlfkI,
IA srr.Hr af1I.
". a BkFlLL
Genera rassAgsg Agoa-
CHkxIssB. EDDY. % rroaiiya-
General 01cs. h0anoSA Va To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
YORK-RIYER LINE,vn wzsrroryr
THE FAyORITE ROUTE NORTH

LEAVE RICHMOND:
lkAlN Nc 5i.&i0PM
LOCAL h&fAsss, daily efcsyt sunisy. siops
a. sill statoua As Lester hsn1r c0nnscs sits
stage for Naksrton Wish Baltimore steamerA
West Point
TRAIN IA S.. A3}Pg.
BALTIMORE LIMITED dsIy except surisy,
for West POin. connecting Vi.h f1rt- River
steamer. for Baltimore. A. Baiamor, steamers
c,nnect Win Bslumore AID ohio rairosi fOr
Washington. Philadelphia. ani NsN YORK
steamers isave Baltimore ,. n. daily except
SUNDAY.
Trains arrive at Richmond 9i5 A. n. ssi 1914,
A. N.
TRAIN Va ~ 30 M
LOCAL MIXED. daily except sunday leaves
TUentY-thlri street. Tor West P0iai aai inter-
mediate points.
Tckstocics At station foot - YirglaiA snss.
OpepS 4 80 .o5 r. M and from y p h. b 28l
A. 4.
Ci,Y uetetomes-cornsr OF rean AL Nni
auseiA
sOL HAAA JAS ]. TAYLOR,
TrNnIc Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH D POTTS. Division Passenger AzoaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
ANOTHER LEADER LEAVES THE @. or.

Colonel Il. H. Allen, for many years
chairman OF the Republican party in
Lunenburg comfy, and very promi.
nent man in politics. st the last term OF
the County Court formally renoun ed
all affilistion with the Republican party
and declared his allegiance to the De
mocrscy in the future. And such is the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

LARMVILLE AND POWHATAN
/ RAfLROAn
GENERAL oFFICE 7p3 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECr AUGUSTA
Lstvg RICHMOND.
0i5 4. ", riI Atlantic Coast ,ine ter Bermufa
Sis +. NJ, rlG Ahsntc Coast Line tor winter
p0ck ana nferm-iisfa stations
Go \. NJ, ia Richmond AMI DsnFiiie, Tor Farni-
Vile, AMI al stations weat ~ Moscley
Junction.
800 E. NJ. ria Richmond and Danviil~ Tor Yarn
wills, ana nu stations west Of M0selsI
,iurClcn.
600 2. NJ, r,1 Klchmeni ard Danyille, Tor skln-
garter AMI waterproof
ASRiYs AZ WcHsOsp.
e.l0 4. ", ufa SUAnu. Coast Line, from Winter
pock AM tn-eIuellAto stations
Zen p NJ, rfI Atlantic ia ast ii1s fr.m BsrmufA
Sij A. NJ, rir Richmond nni DAuYil.e, ffOa
FafmVllo. aui ~ Stations Wost u
Noseley Junction.
SIS 4. NJ, ria kirhmonl and Dsnulle, froa
~gtnquart9r and waterproof
An trains daily except sunday
For tickets, bagEage-checks, timetables a.,
call upon A. W. GAkBEk AHAnac Coast Line,
sHd dlhm0nI and DaaFiils lcpOts
", q. lAlGuION.
G0uerai Freight ans Passenger AgsnL
JkhES X MEHTH. Genera Manager au1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
DIMENSIONS AND CORNERSTONE

Captain NJ. J. Dimmock is the archi
tect, and the building committee is com
posed OF Messra s. A. Goodwin, VIII
liam Hall. Edmund Harrison. Alonzo
Philips. Caleb Jacob. J. II. Dickerson,
8 II. Herndon. and A. J. Wray.
The 6updsy-school department is 20
constructed that sll the apartments can
b thrown together, and viii seat 1900
obildsep.
~ auditorium, smphithestys IN style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22

as an orator, valor as soldier, zeal as a
uason, and piety as Christian need no
further comment. rs he IS 30 well known
all through our southern country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-22
THE ALLIANCE IN SESSION.

An adjourned meeting OF the repre-
sentatives of the sub-allinnces OF the
counties adjacent to Petersburg has been
in session here to-day, the object being
TO receive and act upon the charter
granted by Judge Bernard and to trans
act other necessary business incident
thereto. The charter is broad AMI
liberal one and grants mahy privileges III
the conduct OF business. The session OF
the alliance is of course secret. 1t sex
pected that board OF directors Will be
elected. who will choose general man
ager to be placed in charge OF the busi-
ness here
CHARTER ADOPTED.
The alliance this afternoon adopted
the charter granted this morning, and
left il to the Board of Directors to take
such action as they deemed best for the
commencement of business. The al
lance then elected the following dl-
rectors Mann Page and W. b. Daniel,
of Prince George; w. y. Gil ana
]. II. Cousins, of Chesterfield }. &.
Smith. of Dinwiddie n. A. Neaves and
]. T.. Cousins, of Sussex, and W. H.
Wilkinson and Thomas Petit, OF Charles
CITY. The directors will meet on Thurs
day. November 6tD, at which time those
who subscribed to the Exchange are ex-
pected to pay up.
The RucdL Messenger, of this city,
was selected as the organ OF the tx
change.