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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
WHITE VOTES roR LANosToN.

As Ear as con be ascertained only three
white citizens cast their votes yesterday
for Langston. General Malone did not
vote, neither did Colonel james ID. Brady,
who is the Virginia member of the Repub-
hcan National Committee. Many num-
dreds of negroes refused TO 60 TO the polls
and those who did vote were massed early
in the dav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
She Shouted Murder.
tnba rporhl

The other night woman in n house on
Broadway flung open the window and in.
dulged in piercing cries of murder !
This caused about a thousand people to
congregate in the street, and policeman
upon investigation found that wife had
been yelling murder - because her nus
nand was i'm the habit of leaving her alone
every night and she was afraid to be alone.
This is a new dodge for keeping pleasure
seeking husbands at home, and If acted
upon energetically will tend to reduce club
memberships not a little.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

Monday was the 2lsth day since Mrs.
Adam Wuchter, of Allentown, Pa, has par
taken of any solid food, and her condition
yesterday was better than il has been FOR
several months. Yesterday morning the
woman partook Of little nourishment,
and that was a few drops OF an orange
which bad been administered 10 her. She
was greatly benefited by it and shortly
sfterward became so rational that talking
became q very easy task. Mrs. Wuchter
denies that she is fasting. She says
Gould but masticate food. then all the
wealth Of the world would not urge me TO
attempt anything like fasting. TIE Phila.
delphis physician who was here recently
said he could not assist me, and that God
could be my only help. These words /
shall never forget. In God have always
believed, and lie has consoied me in my
painful hours"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
FUNERAL OF DR.. ROBERT BIRD,
Formerly "A Surgeon in the British Army
Complaint About Railroad Travel
fCarresnondence OF the Richmond Dlspstch.l

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dlspstchl
KYswIoK, Va, November 4, 1880.
The funeral services of DIR. Robert Bird,
whose death occurred at his home near
Gotham post-oflice on Friday night last,
took place this evening at Grace cnurcn at
3 O'clock. His death resulted from heart
disease. DIR. Bird was an Englishman by
birth, and for many years was surgeon IN
the English army in India. FROM thaI
country he removed TO America and settled
al the old Pegram place il Albemarle. lie
was An intelligent and highly-respected
gentleman, and his death is generally re-
GREETED.
of students at the Keswick Academy, near
Gotham, will give their first entertainment
on November the 6th.
POOR PASSENGER FACILITIES.
The railway facilities on the Chesapeake
and Ohio are very poor at present for the
use of passengers who wish 70 VISIT ohar-
lottesyille from Keswick and the stations
below it and return the same day. Inc
musty "caboose" on a slow-golng freight
train, often delayed several hours by having
TO wait for cattle-cars from the West, IS the
only means Of returning, and when filled
with negroes and the disgusting smoke OF
two-cent cigars it is simply intolerable.
Heretofore the facilities have been nrst;
class. ana IL is n pity 10 uloP W eH0 iO'SA
of the present arrangement.
PILOT PIPPISs.
Several days since about fifteen or TWEEN
Nv barrels of the finest apples ever seen at
Keswick were delivered there tor shipment
by Mr.. j. w. Porter. of Charlottesville.
They were OF the Pilot variety. and the
trees from which they were gathered were
twenty years old, this being their first full
crop. They were grown OF "Belyolr," the
former home Of the Hon. Hugh Nelson, IN
this county. The Pilot is large, reddish
apple, chiefly noted for its size and the
the delicacy of its flavor. 1t Is said to have
originated in the top Of Pilots Knob. a
lofty peak Of the Blue Ridge, in Nelson
county. The trees usually begin To bear
when eighteen years old.
OTHER NOTES.
Mrs. General Stonewall Jackson is visit
ing DIR. Paul Barrlnger at the University OF
Virginia
DIR. Dabney Trice, OF Louisville, KY, If
ia the neighborhood again after an absence
of three years.
For several days past we have had very
wintry weather, causing heavy frosts anc
forming ice upon small sheets OF water
1t is quite hard on the growing crops, a.
they have not becomofu fully rooted yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
AUCTION eALRs-Yssupe Days.
->~~~~~N~~~-~.-yo S0-~.~.~-NT0>O~~ <SS~~S><~
BY Frank D. Hin d Co.
Real Estate Auctionecra

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. TIMBERRD LAND IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF decd OF
trust from George N. Wyatt 10 william l. Covar-
din, trustee, dated 18th March 1881, snd duly re-
corded 10 the CLERKS oflice Charles CITY county
Court, In Decd Book IL. page al. dcfauit having
been made Ia the payment OF note tnerein se-
cured, ard being requested BY the oenenciafleS
go 10 do, We viii sell nj public auction. atCharies
City CourtH0use. on
THURSDAY. a0rn NOVEMBER,
at 10 o'clock NJ, the PROPERTY mentioned In
said decd rs follows: All that certain tract or
parcel OF LAND situate, lying, and being IN mo
county OF Cnarles City, Va. containing No
ACRES, more or loss and adjoining the lands 81
BENJAMIN A. Nance and others, and Ia the sane
real estate purchased by said Wyatt OF John =.
R0yaiL The land Is about four miles from hox-
berry station, on the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
road, and about six miles from Harfens Wharf
on James river. There IL on the land about go
cords Of rst-class wood, and about 800 cords OF
second-class wood, with great many RAILROAD
ties. and some very good lumber
TERMS: While the deed requires cash tho
terms will DO very liberal and on long time, 70
be announced on day OF sale.
WILLIAM II. COWARDIN,
CAMILLA A. COWARpIS,
Executors OF William l. Cowardin, trustee. do
ceaeed
Ed. HILL & CO.. Auctioneers. oc29
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
By Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
lll3 Main street.
LOOK AT THlSI
isPRR CENT. INVESTMENT.
VERY SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND VERY
LONG TERMS.
FOUR FRAME HOUSES BETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
NEAR THE UNION AND ALLEGHANY
DEPoTS.
isPRR CENT. INVESTMENT.
We will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY, NOvEHBER IL. 1890,

We VIII sell ~ pubUc nucUOh on
TUESDAY, NovEHBsa II, 1890,
a30 Z. NJ,
the ABOVE FRAME DWBLLINGs. No. 2lS
eouth Eleventh street fronts IN foet with a
depth Of about 20 feet Nos. 2. Q. snd front
about ~ feet each on tho alley between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, aud have each a dopth
back to the cana locke, which serve az an eI-
cellent drainage. Zach contains about i've
rooms. aud owing TO the surrounding mills, TO-
bacco-factorie., and depo,s, thoy readily com
maud tenants at handsome return for What
the property will bring a. auction.
Terms: On each piece OF property $50 cash (;
residue tn three, six. nine, twelve, nfieen. ogh-
teen. twenty-Oue, twenty-fOur, tWenty-soFeh'
thirty. thirty-three, and thirty-six months, IN
tereat aided. and secured by trust deed, The
purchaser % pay insurance 90 the amount OF the
deferred payments and for she same length OK
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
NOD AucuoneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
By \. W. Bowc.
Real Estate Aucti0noer.
VALUABLE WEST BROAD

VALUABLE WEST BROAD
' STREET LOT, WITH An INDIFFERENT
FRAME BUILDING, No. 5e2 THEREON, on
NORTH SIDE or BROAD BETWEEN SMITH
AND HENRY STREETS, AT AlCUOH.-l Will
sell by auction, on the promises, on
TUESDAY, NOysMBsa II, 1890.
ats o'clock p. NJ, tho LOT above referred 70.
beginning . f-l2 feet east OF smith street aud
fronting q 3-l2 feet on Broad street. Win an
alley 70 feet wide in the rear.
The rapid westward march ~ business on
Broad street. the magnificent buildings recently
erected and now boing erected only few
squares distant from this lot, The steady and
solid growth OF Richmond and her business es-
Adjustments ought 70 commend tlis property
as an excellent investment 70 the judgment OF
overy businessman who compares the late
past with present values and tho future outlook.
A purchase here means large proht In the
near future.
Terms: Liberal, and at sale.
nos ". ". BONB, Auctioneer,
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DICHMOND AND DANYILLg
L. HAfF pnAn


DICHMOAD AND DANYILLg
III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN sgFECT NOVEMBER 3. a.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
i:i5 A Il SOUTHERN EXPRESS daily. o. Al.
lama, Augusta, anf points s0uth 49,
recr a. sr831sb0rV Tor burhnn ar4
Raleigh. a, NAlsDlry for " ff-,
korrl Carolina Passengers cal tafg
sleeper tef NJ. Through s'-.. ID,
from Dalviuo -0ath.
GO A. ". ACCphNoDAilof. daily rF-s-l
sunday % Clover Va, agi .s,.
uooAM ViEGINiAGSD NORTH CAROLYN,
EXPRRSs, daily. through 'rsIa I.
Raleigh va hsysrtil~. OJan.rs Al
BurkeTiiie wish Norfolk al hs.i,f,
railroad for FRrnvlie. Iy1f tl-f
oni points Nosl. az heTsrls II
ClarSsFiiiA Oxford, Hendort0l. Oh
Durham.
sooP. NJ FAST NAIf, daily, ior Ar,si, IA.
gusta, and point8 d0ut1. Connect Il
Aoselsy'z Junction uiEh Earnf..
and P0shaiaD railroad. ~ Dr.l-t
boro' for Durham AMI RlIo.sh f.
Salsbury for Western Norh Dtr.
linA Through sloeper from lls.
Yiilo South.
COOP. u. LOCAL, daily. excop, sl1dtr. -
Amelia Cogr,h0uss and iniorlsi.sa
points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s:19 = y Prom Atlanta nni Augusta
Gas A. NJ from Amelia Courh3ash
40 y. u. Fs0m KsislEh
b:S5 r. n. A. Aaa 'hcs.sr from Cioy8E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
SUICIDES IN PARIS.
The Regular Autumn Epidemic Has
Set In.

Set In.
Public opinion.l
For some time past as many as tweive 70
eighteen suicides have been registered
daily at the prefecture of police. On
Sunday the total was eleven. In the hue
Berthe a woman suffering from a nervous
affection put an end to her existence by
swallowing tincture Of iodine. A diamond
merchant named Cohen, in the Rue Ma u
beuce, blew ont his brains for reasons when
have not been ascertained. An old man OF
sixty. in the Rue St. Martin, committed
suicide in O similar fashion. In the hue
dies Boulets a man hanged himself, leaving
behind him paper on which was written
mo work, no bread. i have not eaten
ANYTHING for two days. Enough OF this.
I'm route for the turnip-feld." Starvatlon
also induced widow in the Rue de Paii-,
kao to suffocate herself and daughter, aged
thirteen, with charcoal fumes. Two
Young women drowned themselves In the
Seine, and an individual in the Rue des
Pyreuees poisoned himself with laudanum.
The annual statistics show that an cpl
denic of suicides takes place regularly at
the commencement of spring and autumn.
Last April the morgue was occasionally.
filed TO overfowing with the bodies OF
suicides. Drowning i'll the Seine Is most
generally selected in spring; in autumn
preference is given to asphyMatlon by
means Of charcoal fumes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
BY X. b. Chanin & Co.,
Real Estate Auc!ioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street

NRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
l. HOUSE AND LOT ON TIE NORTH LINE
OF MOORE STREET NEAR NORTON STREET:
LOT FRONTING 20 FEET AND RUNNING
BACK 100 FEET TO AN ALLEY.-By virtue OF
two deeds OF trust, tho tirst dated May z. 1880,
and the second dated May Q. 1880, recorded re-
spectiyely IN deadlock 40 b. page 3l3, and
deed book 140 b, page BIS, Richmond Chancery
Court clerks onice, and at the request OF 0ene-
flciaries, default having been made In payment
Of bits secured we will sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1920.
at O'Clock p. NJ, THB PROPERTY described In
said deeds, as "all that lot Of land with I'm
proyements thereon, lying and being In the city
OF Richmond, Va, on the north line OF Moore
street, beginning at point on the northern line
OF Moore street one hundred and i've feet SIX
inches east OF its Intersection with the eastern
line OF Norton street. thence running eastward
and along Moore street and fronting thereon 20
feet, and extending back northwsrd from said
front, between parallel lines, 100 feet to an
alley In common ten feet WIDE"
TERMS: Whilst the deeds require cash as 10
debts due, by consent more liberal terms Will Do
announced at hour OF sale.
JULIUS STRAUS.
W. J. WESTW0OD,
K. Il. CHAPFIN,
Trustees In first deed.
WILLIAM L0VRNSTEIN,
Trustee In second deed.
R. B. CHAYFrS q Co. Auctioneers. no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
BY Frank d. nm s. Co.,
Real Relate AUctiOneors.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY DE-
4 sIKABLE BRICK DWELLINGS on THE
EAST LINE OF TWBNTY-FlFrH STREET, BE-
TWEEN Q AND K STREETS. JUST OUTSIDE
THU CORPORATE LIMITS, PROPERTY OCCJ-
PIED BY DIR. ". w. GORDON, AT AUCTION
On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
at o O'Clock T. ~. on the promises, default hav-
ing been made ia the payment OF certain notes
secured Ia decd OF trust 20 mo dated October
z, 1881, aud duly recorded Ia clerks O1ice Hem
rico County Court. Deed-BOos "a, page 81, and
having been requested by tno beneficiary. wili
sell tho PROPERTY mentioned Ia said deed. as
follows: All thai LOT OF LAND I'M The county
OF Henrico, on east side ~ lwenty-nith, between
Q and X streets. fronting 50 feet by lil feet 10
an alley Is feet wide. Tho Improvements consist
OF a nicc BRICK Dwelling, Win about eight rooms
ami other improvements, and IS very desirable
residence.
TgRMs: While tho deed requires about $50
cash, better toras may 30 had on the day OF sale.
FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee.
FRANK ID. HILL g. CO., AuctOne0rs. nos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
BY X. b. Chain & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. ! north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
"A FARM ON MRCHANICsyfLLE PIKE,
CONTAINING ISL ACRES, WITH GOOD
DWELLING-HOUSE SIX ROOMS AND CLOS
ETs), NEW BARN AND OTHER OUT-BUlLD-
INGs, GOOD WATER, ONE SPRING IN YARD
AND ANOTHER AT BARN.-This farm IA about
one mile from tho terminus OF the proposed
electrician line Of tho Highland Park Company
and only about three miles from Richmond
On
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1890,
on the premises. at O'CLOCK p. NJ, We will sell
the above OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
VERY DESIRABLE HOME. Tho buildings are
In good repair and tho land IL In good condition
and we'll wstered by springs and streams and
under good fence.
The proximity Of this land 20 tho already large
and growing city OF Richmond, and the many
improvements and additions no~ being made on
every side, make 10 very desirable either for a
homo or as an Investment Do not fail 10 attend
the sale.
TERMS: Very liberal, and announced at sale.
X. b, CHAFFIN & Co,
o1,2,46,s9&1l Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

DbK d03tUkVb ACID FHoBPHATE..
Dr.. w. ii. Fisher. 10 Sour. MINI, SAYS |;
AZ Il osrv svcsosdbk IN neroous dek,llifv'
Aexsai soeaz,ssss braia (dg, ercessirs uss Of u.
boooo. as drink IN (suvs, and u some urinary
tpu6ss. III q grand good remedy n ~ Gases
e0AHY Aopo He1d y"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
CONTRACT FOR SIXTY HOUSES LET.
Projected Bridge Across the james te
Connect Cleuwood with Glasgow.
tac.c,si teiasram To the Dispatch.l

c,.scow Va November "a contract
vss let 10 builders here to-day for sixty
houses, which are to be completed within
ninety days.
owns the James River cement property
and mills also, decided to-day TO award a
contract for constructing an iron bridge
across James river. connecting their tract
with Glasgow property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06
TINE OLD DOMINION
l. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND. VA

This company invites the attention OF the
people Of Richmond 10 It's simple and practical
plan for enabling persons Of small means 10 So
cure homes Of their own.
The com pany will lend money on real estate
20 within rs per cont Of the appraised value, to
DO returned In small monthly instalmen
scarcely moro than the orcinary monthly rent
AS a simple investment the shares OF the COM
pany are very desirable because OF the fact that
they represent the smallest possible risk with
the largest pront the security being always real
estate.
Ladies' or ether persons OF means no, able or
willing 70 engage In active business pursuits
can by an investment In the shares OF this COM
pany become practically partners In an extern
eye, active, and profitable business, under the
management OF men with the best business
qualities and Of large and varied experience.
For full particulars those desiring " invest or
10 borrow will please call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Ills east Main stroet
Hon J. TAYLOR ELLYsON, President
Directors:
j. TAYLOR ELLYS0N,
NORMAN v. RANDOLPH,
FRANK I. SUTTON,
JOHN X PUkCKLL,
JOHN y. ELLRTT. au Sits
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ss;-,s,,it..

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAr 1888
Y COMPANY for tho skAsHORE SesS-Ass.1- :.
CheaDest ana most pleasant route - w
POlST. yIhoISA BbACH. 9GE a.r s slS"'
OIARBAOST, aad JAhzs-hl LAID
INOS By elegant saloon steamer sE AHl ~
DAY, ami FRIDAY a. A n. s.reoEcGts 70
directly 70 steamer wharf. Fare 10 Old Point
or Norfolk $50: second class e.
Connections at Old Point and Norfolk closely
with AL lnes for northern cities, Virginia Beach.
and Ocean Wow same afternoon. James river
by dayligh. Great tourist liaa Cheapesi
routs ,,..
Agency. 100 hain street. Baggage checked
through. ssate-rooms engaged Tor az Or nisas
freight received daily for NORFOLK. POhT5-
NORTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DASyILLR. aod PAKhVILlE AND
POWHATAE X H. STATIONS, aud WASH
fSGrON. ID. c., all points IN Hastorn North
Carolina, kastern Virginia. and all regular land
ings on tho James river, al lowest rates an
through bills issued.
LUCIaR b. TATUM, yioe-President
No III MAIN street and hocketi%
IRWIN WHIsIGra Rroizh. and Passenger Asoo-
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WOODLAND HEIGHTS.

w
THIS property is situated just outside and
touching the corporate limits Of the city OF Man.
chester. Va. Its high and drained most mag
nIncently by nature. IL embraces also park,
which in beauty and widness surpasses any spot
In the South. From It's builiing sites can be
seen, Ike beautiful panorama, the cities OF
Richmond and Manchester, which are separated
by the James river, but connected by numerous
bridges. These cities are therefore practically
one, and furnish a joint population OF about iO0-
900 from which 20 draw people who will want lots
90 build. The city Of Manchester has grown up
10 and even around This property. aud would
doubtless have absorbed the building sites now
ready for sale had the former owners been will
ing 10 cell 10 as wanted. The southside Land
and improvement Company has recently bought
this property, aud Is opening wide and beauti-
fully shaded avenues through IL and connecting
II with both cities by street railway. The COM
pAny feel confident that should any ono buy AZ
the prices now prevailing that large profits Will
be realized In the near future.
The terms for the sale OF these lots are ono
fourth cash balance in one, two, and three
years; aud II tho purchaser should erect resi-
dence or building Of any kind within twelve
months 10 accordance with tho rules Of the COM
pany be will DO allowed rebate OF ~ per cent
For any information. and parties desiring to
see the properly, call on "
THOMAS RUTHERFooRD,
oc 1aSu&Th1m 7horth Tenth street
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NTTFTNT 7 - -
CHAIIls q. YepI. WOO Pr>aisl-
GsuerA ocios. hoanosA "a
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO hA'1
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SCHEDULE IN BFFEcr ccroB2A F"
LsAys slclnosn ,a
so A. M. Daily Tor Olf foini an
CRg.r Car lli ,hmol4 io I'D
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man Falaes Car fii 80
csyerto, all Pt'lns1 SEQ. :
los,. syille - CincianaA '-
Old Point % kirhm ...ts -
IN Fxr,ass daily or Oii P1li'
fo.s. Pullman slcrfiHs
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snpu fssFFY Iimiisi 1917 ).
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ctnnan aud Pu.lntn > ~
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so An and ess r. H. dalY iron NJ. - .s,
o.iS A. X. daily. sxceys s1ai|'
lcttes,iL& ...N ~
1850 A N. ami 10 4. y. ah.f N.,..,..l -
doc y. NJ Freixhs ironi ,l 'aii.....,,rs
saaiay, Carries pas "a. 49,,
s,.,,an, nroai spoet nesr Ns'ea''
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m,ehmend ani Aussaasy H'.''
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an An. daily tyr Lynchosfs lsA-'
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40 r. n. for l. ash bars eIoss' So. ~ -
nag Car for Bsleoal "a, 4 -
isav,s Iyaensars a, Ao 40.
for LexiagGop All I iA'F
rnArxs AsxIys Az sicass'N
sap n. dal,y from curoa - S,e,aoa -, /,
80 sxosp. sgni.y iron $50
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a.asrsl Fssssas..
az. auavnvs osasssl sapsssa"s
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RAILROAD J.UE@


q IA ;5s5 - EEEg
LARMVILLE AND POWHATAy
IL RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE 7O3 BAsr MAIN sTRRkr
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 4, la
LKiys Hcan0sD.
nf5 A. NJ. via Atlantic Coass limo fer Berrrr..
Sis y. NJ. ctB Atlantic C0lst Linz for Wist,,-
pock ana Intermediate stati0nh
$40 A. NJ, ga Richmond and Dsnyllis, f8r gtr--
vile, and all stations west u N0. !,
Junction.
300 p. NJ. va Richmond and D,nvilie f1r P.r,.
vile, and al siailous Scst OF Mos..e,
junction.
500 p. n. va Richmond and Dsayille, for ST..
garter ami WintepOck.
ksSIgs AT KicHEOsD.
9l0 A. NJ, TIA Atlantic Coast Line, from Wi,,...
pocs AMI inisfnneilaie stsuras
e20 Y. NJ, tfI Atlantic Coast Lac from Borr.f,
$40 A. NJ. rfI kichm0ni ADJ DanviIle. -
FarnViile, snd al stations ,sou >
hosoloy Junction
s4b A. NJ, pid hichm0ni AMI DanYIe. I'm
ssingusrter snd Winisrpccx
All trains daily exrops sunday.
For tickets, OaggAze-checks. ums-tsu.as q.
cell upon A. ". GAhBkh Aiantc C5s.. Ia.
sad Richmond aud Danyiils dogon
". g. fATgUrny
General frolgh' au1 Passenger Ays,t
JLEss X WEgru, General Manager IS
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DICHMOHD, FREDERICKSBURG
N AND POTOMAC RAILhoAn-eoheduls
commencing APRIL 20, ises-easiern standard
time
S;s2 A. u. leaves Byrd-sUees ssauoa daily
s,ops ONLY 81 Ashland, Boutwell,, Nil
ford, and FRED erictsoarg, Brooke anf
widsxaisr Aeepf W WAsainsso,
and New Torn.
ll,se A. n leaves Byrd-s uess ssAuon daily. or
except sunday. Buffet PArior Car
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-06

yIRGIy1A--IN TIE CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE CIR
ouIr COURT OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, JULY
2, 1890:
lie. ii. Flournoy, CLERK OF the Circuit Court OF
said county, do hereby certify that the bond re-
aured Of Special Commissioners ID. L. Pulliam,
L. o. Wendenburg end g. N. Page by decree OF
9TH OF May, 1890 In the cases OF Williams, &C.,
vs. Manders, Walker. &C., rs. Manders, and
Manders Ur Manders, has been duly given with
security approved by me.
Given under my hand the year and day above
written. r. HI. FLU hNO1,