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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
VIRGINIA NEWS NOTES.
sait for Damages Ia Danv,lIe

Readers Of the Dispatch remember that
George b. Jones, formerly Of Richmond
was killed when the walls Of PENIS factory
on Bridge street collapsed about year AGO.
Representatives of his estate have now
brought suit against Mr. Penn for $40. 900
damages.
Ii is said that p. y. Farmer. OF Danville.
has received letter from q. X. Poindex.
TER. late proprietor OF the Public Ware.
house, who took an unceremonious leave
some time ago. The letter was dated New
York. but Mr.. Farmer declined 60 disclose
The contents or 10 make known what were
Polndexters plans. Some people in Dan.
VILE think Poiudexter hss gone to Aus
tralia.
Abingdon.
Three hundred ex-Confederate Veterans
met IN Abingdon Monday and formed a
Confederate camp TO be named the Sam
pel v. fulkerson Camp Of Confederate
Veterans. Colonel A. Il. Cook was elected
commander.
Lynehburg Flashes.
Arrow occurred late Yesterday afternoon
aboat q mile below the city, on Sandy
Hook. Ia watch Alexander lloyd slot aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
lie Used Pistol.
fC.nat.1 ,.forra -. 20 tha ntQ0stsh I

LYNcuBUno, VA, March 2c.---On Monday
evening two farmers named Elder, ana
Gibbs, on their way to this city with To-
bacco, camped near the store OF w. T..
Pcrraw, about oight miles from the CITY,
I'm Campbell county. About 8 O'Clock
their camp was visited by four drunken
negro men. one Of whom was named John
Miller. lie picked quorrel with the
white men and struck Elder with his INST;
Gibbs stepped mp and drew a pistol, and
warned the negro not to advance. but be
not needing the warning Gibbs fired, the
hall striking the negro in the breast near
the right nipple, inAicting dangerous
wound. The other negroes then fed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
4 VERY DESIRABLE NlIN- STREET
DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE,
LlRGE And BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS,
(WHICH MAY BE OFFERED SEPARATELY
Well Set in ShrubbsrY and EVersrecnS
UNUSUALLY LONG TERMS.
LOCATION CENTRAL.
We will sell a, public auction, on the prem

We will sell at public auction, on the prem
ises. on ,,oo
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1890.
M ) O'Clock P. ", tho above CHOICE kESl,
DENCE PROPERTY no. g. on tha sottn ,ino y,
Main street beigeon l'oushee ono Adaus
streets, oruosiie and little Yost OF the ura'e
Episcopal church. ,,
Tnis Re.ideuce r. three stories and hasenent :.
with twelve rooms, aud Is most 7ub'tsnnaiy
built, IN all ga-. culver. and wafer cVhucc-
lions. detarhed brick ki,cheu, win amplo ger
wants and worzing-rooms. sable, &c.
The beautiful Grounds front 1OxID ieei 20 .
wide alloy. ana has upon itchoicc shrubbery anu
eyergreenA ~
Besides being delightful residence property rs
It's IL can by a small cost he INDEED 10 anD turn-
ed into handsome double nat, which viii COM
.mand splendid return on the investment as
this particular location IL exceedingly Desirable
for na.s owing 70 tis COW eniencc 10 business.
II desirable the ground on The west CONTAINING
tho bric< kitchen may hs sold separately an IN
which event the property VIII be oHere1 NJ , /,
separately end then offered o. whole, end solo
10 tAe m amer tha hignes. price may determine
Terms: One fourth cash; balance IN one tWo.
end thrsc years, per cont. interest, secured ~
trust deed. hu -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27

severely wounded Samuel Martin. Floyd
has been arrested.
A colored youth named William simp-
son fell in a we'll on Diamond Hill Tuesday
afternoon, q distance Of thirty-fve feet,
but ne he fell on his head be was only
slightly stunned.
Christianspurg.
A telegram 20 the Dispatch from Chris
fiansburq save: Mrs. A. G. phlegar, mother
OF the Hon. A. A. Phlegar, continues quite
sick.
MIR. s. Harris Hoge, prominent young
attorney at this bar. has been very. i'll for
two weeks and his friends are alarmed
about his condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
Baseball at the University.

fspscial Telegram 70 The DispaLchI
UNIyIRsrrY or VIRaISIA. March 26.-The
Boston Brotherhood played the second OF
series of games with the University nine
here TO-DAY. Score: Boston, 10: Unlyer-
sitv. .. Home-runs. Carlton OF the Univer-
sity. and Brouthers and storey of Boston.
Base-hits. Boston. II; University. s. Uni
versity battery. Barry and TAI bot; Boston
battery. Madden ard Murphy. hilroy and
Kelly VII compose the battery IN Satur-
dav'3 zane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
SPECULATIVE FEVER.
The Grip IL Has on the Southwest.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch

CHKs1IAssBURd. March 2e.-The specula-
tive fever has seized hold of all classes and
conditions of people. the young and old,
male and female. Go where YOU will, the
leading topic of conversation is the price
of lots or a discussion as to the best place
TO invest. A party of gentlemen-among
whom were Iieutenant-GoyernOr Tyler
and Senators Hurt, Turner, and Jordan
and Delegate Peters. OF Campbell-met
here last might and concluded the pur-
chase OF Captain Heth's valuable farm adj
Joining Radford on the east. They organ
lied company with capital stock Of
goo 900 and will proceed at once TO lay of
lots and put them on the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
ElRE'S FATALITIES.
Two People Killed and Twenty-Five In-
iurcd.
tBy telegraph TO the Dlspa'ch.I


SIN FnAYcIsCo. March 26.-The steamer
City of Peking, from China and japan, ar
rived here yesterday bringing advices that
on February 9th about 1.J00 japanese
houses were destroyed by fire in Toxic,
and seventy-eIght were partially DESTROYED.
Two persons were killed and about twenty
five firemen were more or less severely in
iuIed. On the preceding day lS7 houses
were burned in the city. and on March 5th
about $50 were destroyed and several fire.
men injured. The fires were OF accidental
origin. Several serious encounters be-
tween Dutch troops sand party Of Chinese
aro reported in which the former met with
rather severe losses. A party Of Dutch
colycts while trying to clear the jungle
were fred on from ambush. 4 detach-
mont of troops was driven hack the next
day with nine wounded. and on March
18th Lieutenant Muller was killed. and Cap
tam Van Haust, who succeeded him, was
also shot down. while several Of his men
received severe wounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
A FURRY
That Has Occurred in DznvilIe Tobacco
Circles.
Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
DAsyuIE, Va, March 26.-Some little
furry in tobacco circles TODAY was caused
by the visit of j. G. Brain, representing a
syndicate of English capitalists. The OBJ
feet of MIR. Brains visit is to buv up eight
of the largest tobacco-factories in the city.
He ia just here from Lynchburg and claims
70 have options on several of the large
factories In that city. TODAY he submitted
q proposition TO two of the Danville facto-
ries. but of course nothing definite has
been done as yet. II he buys it is with the
understanding that the owners Of the fac
torres will manage the business for two or
three years TO come. 1t is hardly probable
that any deal will be made here, az tho fac
torres the Englishmen want are so valuable
that they would not be sold for reason
able price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
EEN AeCE Al
WANTS.

WANTED, \ SITUATION WHERE
w promotion is possible, by hard working
young man who czn keep books. address C.,
care D.plfch Office nih -..it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
HE ROYLE CASE.
inc More Lawyer Has Been Employed.

One More Lawyer HAS Been Employed.
Especial telegram % the Dispatch.
RALEIGH. n c.. March 2G.-The second
trial of BOYLE begins in the Superior Court
here tomorrow morning on capital
charge He will have one more lawyer ut
this trial, his new counsel being J. ID.
llayes, Of Freelaud. Pa. VINO arrived to-
day. Hayes Is the man who at the time OF
Boyles first trial made an appeal in Penn
sylyania for money to meet The expenses of
the trial. He is en- old friend of Boyle's
fnmilN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
WEST VIRGINIA.
This Is Important if True as Railway
Hem.
rspcciaI telegram 20 tho Dispatchl

ISpeClaI Telegram 70 %" IIF7HV'H'I
WHEELING. w. VA. March Is. 1t is an
nounced on good authority that the Chosa-
peake and Ohio railway has leased the
Kan1wna and Ohio. The Kanawha and
Ohio Is an immensely valuable coal road
100 niles long. extending from Corning,
OHIO. to Charleston. W. Va. II gives the
ChesapcaRe and Ohio a new western con-
ncction. The KGnawha and Ohio has been
IN fnancial straits for some tine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
"a TIE LATR FIRM OF BOOTH q co. are
urgently requested 10 come forward nnl sotflo
their bills BY - doing hey Will greatly ODIge
EDWARD $. ROSE. Administrator,
NH g. eod2t' Office No. 3 north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
ANCHOR LINE.

sAtIdIIFEN IIfF7NH
LIVERPOOL via plEENSTONS y.
Steamship CITY or ROsii "from New York
sATI kDAY May J, May 81. June ., july II
Saloon Passage $50 TO sieo, Second Class $50.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
steamers every Saturday tron New York 70
GLASGOW and IS>DONDERssN.
Cabin Passage 10 Glasgow. Londonderry, o. Liy-
erpoOl,
$50 and 500. SecOnd-Class. $50.
steeraSo passage, eitnec service. $50.
Saloon axcarsioa Tickets at Reduced Rates.
Trayei!ers' Circular letters Of Sroais aud Drafts
for any amount issued a. lowest current rates.
FOR booss OF Tours. Tickets, og f1vther infor-
nation apply 10 HENDERSON BROTHERS. New
York: or SEoRGz W. ALLEN s. Co, Old Domtn-
ion Steamship Company; or ANDREW WELSH,
southern Express Company or A.. w. CARRIER,
100 Main street Richmonds Va NH a0-eodSm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
~. b. B.sl-L
Genera fG1s. lsof Ag's.
CHAklzsG EDDY. Voc rrrs4Is1.
General once. ROANOKE. Va

1Nttr-~r
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -sra'ii .
commencing ft8EtARi d. l',i~ea' 80
standgr' ums
TIA N. leave, Byrd-srss; sA!J1 ia =
stops onlV .. AsnlalL OIL lf7."'
iord. All FrgderlcEs8Ifg, hr..A---i
Hirontar. Sleeper y "-s-'-s-
and New lork. ..
Icy A. " leaves Byri.srss. s,aron ialh e.
c,oPn leave, Byri-Strss, .'asoa tav
;:lsPN leaves Byri-.t-eet "a .A -.
stops only n Botl@an n,lin - el
Fredericksburg. sleeper H.'-'4- .
soA NJ rpriyes a. ggri street ssaaoa dtlia
Sleeper from NeF YORK ...,
s.ssp. u srr,vss 4. By-I. .ir-si station a
s,oos a. trstor-Eso-rS
bl,nveH. snf Ashland. cle'p y
Washingiol and NeN iofL Do''1'
sospM YES fyri.stree, ,isa'a Il
STOPS only 10 freiorcks3 81 -
fnri, sni Asa 81,
s45R NJ srr.vas a, syri-s.see' IS ''a '~''
exceps sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
pl!LT IxcEPr sUS0Ar&
,.s.u loayes xioA Arrives a. Aihi,ai
.ooP. n secoai nodstoa lesv-. B,ri-''f'H'
SiA;ion arrives a. Asa All $ p.
O4P. II. Leaves Eloa, arrives a. A'~''-
ea.. NJ syrive. gibA Leaves AsslAni g.
An. p-.G
street sis,l0l leaves Aslial4 az"
rap n srr1~., A, Lila leaves AsaiAai
3i.P. 2. -
Tho New YORK sn1 tlutIlA >pe'i' - 49,
os Tullmaa Hsstib.led 4 ars. arrives hyfi y.
station on Mondays. Weinssiay', .lL 80
AZ ,:is p. NJ, aai leaves byri-sTses a
OF Tuesdays. (hugsilys, an 9s..'.,.
" CA.TAl LOR. TRADE hslas'"
Er ID. MHEN. General s1poriass4-''- -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
by sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auccioneers,
10l4 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW
FRAME DWELLING on STREET NEAR
TDE CORNEROF IWENrY-SECONDS STREET,
Nv virtue OF certain decd OF rust executed TO
me undersigned trlB'ecs, dated July q, 1889.
and Of record IN the CLERKS Office o. Henrico
Countr Court, Dee l-BoOk l2S 4, page 20, default
having been ma1e In the payment OF portion
Of the money secured thereby and being rc-
ouired 80 10 DO by tho beneficiary therein, We
n al proceed 10 sell 2 public auction, upon the
premises, on
THURSDAY MARCH q, 1880,
a. $50 o'clock P. NJ. the PROPERTY described as
above.
The dwelling is comparatively new and con-
tain. Ave rooms. There il also on the rear p0r-
iion OF the lot good frame Stable.
Tho lot fronts on p street thrIy-hve feet aud
runs back between parallel Laos one hundred
ma twenty-five icoL
This property + situated only one square
north Of Venable street and will always rent
well.
TERMS: Cash "a 20 expenses Of Gale and s1l9i :;
the balance upon terms io he announced a. sale
=. ID. Ii aRGNONE,
HENRY :. III TILER,
r. T. SUTTON,
Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27

GRosH. VINO SUFs. &c, ILAiNrlrr AGAiNsr
kOXxa, &C, gRJ~IEgS, IBt tNDANfS-iN rae
CHANCIBY C0URr or gHg CITY 0f RICHMOND.
!. Charles ". Goidin, CLERK OF sad cOlri,c
usv thar me bond required ~ tAe special con-
missioner by Tao decree In said csuse oi March
= l-gl hRs been duly given.
Given under NY hani this .5;h DAY OF '.arch,
1900. CHARLES ". 0OID4N'
mn PC clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
fNaE BRApSrREEr COMPANi'
l. CHARLES T. CLAAhk fEksipS'"
BIADsrREET'S RICHMOND os g.i
M mo EAST MAIN sfGas..
Telephone No. ~
J. n. WITTY, saperinlendent

j. IA, WITTY, caporlnlon1sh~
The Richmond oriro has more than sep, 80 -,
Win he rapii grown u .se city AMI as,s.'. I,
mrnt Of the territory ,rlnalafy 70 - .S "a
,se mercantllo community u this sec.leS, ~
sdynntsses OF 4 systsmftae sapels9,iti -. sg,li.
IS recognised In every s;raif eesuo - ed
10 guarl Inc Interest," % 10 lccal pAIfons'.s -
srsied by tho fact ghss u hss non iasysI
~ su1seritsrs sAaa sny s.Asr sssfe~'sssss ss~~S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
BY J. Thompson Brown 81 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auc icreors
lil5 east Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF TIE
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. WITH
LARGE AND VALUABLE VACANT lot.
NORTHEAST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
GRACE STREETS.
BY virtue Of the above decree and az epe ial
con missioner tnerrin appointed. shall sell At
public auction. on the premises, on

BY virtue OF the above decree ana az tielAi
con missioner therrin appoinfef. shall sell AZ
public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APalL Q. 1890.
\, o'clock p. NJ, tho above ENCEEDINGl Z
VALUABLE AND DE~lNAHLE COtNhk Pro
PtRrY. consisting Of . m0iern, stylish Btlt Il
CHURCH. comparatively nrw, gi.h basrm az,
main aadicu ,-room, and eh00Lro0m above.
Seating capacity 400. Gnd that OF the school
room 200. The e''hrs IS most substantially cun-
sfriirtsd Of best art tin bera. s'0ne trimmings
s'nlned-glass Windows. ana stone foundation IN
front. X fronts = feet on Seventh sire s. win
depth OF g.. feet, aul Tor church or han prr-
poses IL most admirably adapted. TIE iarse
and valuable vacant CORNER LOT fronts on
Grace street 6Nia feet, with 2 depth % ti fee',
AMI with depth 0f JIG fec. inc uiing tn- church
Rnd o feet OF ground north OF the church. WHICH
can be used a. an alley II desirable.
The property will be offered first separately,
and then a. a whole, and viii bo sold eithor sap
arately or - q Whole, as the Lignost price may
determine.
TERMS: Quo third cash, Grd ne balance n
Six twelve. and eighteen mon.h. for negotiable
noles with Interest. ami sac title re.ai1et until
oil tho purchAs money "a pad aud q " decd or
dercd by the Court i. ". AEpEA ON.
Special Com ui s-.nnrr.
J. THOMPSON BaowN d Co, Aucuoiecrt
nh p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27

commencing NJ 1890 4. NJ, / will sell At my auc-
ton-rooms a very good assortment Of SECOND
HAND fUANii Chk-
2PAkLOa SUITS in very fair ORDER
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, la light and dark
colOrs:
DOUBLE AND SINGLE REDSTEADS:
HAIR AND CoTTON-TOP MATTRESSES;
CHAIRS. ROCKERS. LOUNGES;
GLA>S-JARs, GRAZ N-BAGS. SHOWCASES;
HALL CHAIRS, RECLINING, AND OFFICE
CHAIRS,
CHROMOs, WINDOW-AWNINGS
large COOK-STOVE and several good HEAT
ING-STONES:
A number OF useful HOUSEKEEPING ARTI-
CHS:
JUMPER AND HARNESS, noarly new, with a
good FAMILY OR RELIABLE Work
bORSE. GEORGE w. MAYO,
NH e Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .sss,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .Ssg,I
' COMPANY for OLD POiN as4-.sssl,1-
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NkNs
CLAKgMONT, and JAMES-hiN Ek LANDINGS
direct BY elegant saloon s.eatne; AhibL, leAy-
ing kicnmoad EVERY MONDAY. WtDNAS-
DAY, and FRIDAY AZ A. NJ etreet-eGls 20
directly 10 steamers wharf Faro 10 Old Point
or Norfolk. $3.50. second c!aPs, 81.
Connections st old Point aud Norfolk closely
with al lines Tor northern cities same afternoon,
James river by dsyhgh. Crest tourist line.
Cheapest route.
Though tickets on steamer and at CARRIERS
Agency 100 Main street Baggage checked
through. 5tate-rooms engaged Tor day or night
Fresh, received daily Tor NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANyILLE anu FAkhFlLLE AND
pOITHArAN X. X STATIONS, and WASH
INGTON, ID. e., all p>s9.s Ia Iastorn North
Carolina Eastern Virginia, ani all regular land
ings on the Jamed and happahsnnock rivers, ~
lowest rates aud through buls issued.
LUCIEN Is. rA1uM. Yice-Prcsidsnt.
No lii7 Main street and kocksttA
IRWIN XEIs GHR, Freight aud Passenger As8us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
BY j. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1876 east Main street.

UCTION SALE OF A LARGE
"A AND WELl-A~sORTED STOCK OF BOYS
CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS. GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NIsHING GOODS, BOOTS AND sHOE>, &C.-By
reque Il Of Mrs. X. Crowoil. 3g2 cast Broad street,
VITO 10 declining business, viii sell IN lots to
suit purchasers. commencing
THURSDAY, MARCH 9TH,
lOH O'Clock A. 81. AMI 2. NJ, aud continuing
from day 10 day until the stock Is closed
oat. the entire stock OF Goods, consisting Of
Bows Cuss mere md Corduroy suits, about o
pair assOr ed Pants, large lot Of S,if and soft
Has, Mems and boys Cars ladies' aud Gentle
mems Shoes, Hosiery, Scarfs. Showcases.
Hludkerchicis. Dress Goods. and many other
articles too numerous 20 mention.
mhe6 }. n. VALENTINE, Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
OLD DOMINION STEAM H.
" SHIP COMPANY. ~
FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
steamers Leave Richmond EVERY IL 6sDAT
ara FRIDAY a. L. a. manifest closet 0as
hour before SAILING tine.
steamer, leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and .APUkDAi s.! T.
NJ. arriving in Richmond MONDAY All FRI
DAY MQkSlNla
PAsseDger eccOlmodatiOns unsurp2sssL
Cabin fare 10 New YORK TIA Jam9s-uver
route dnclLdlug meals ami Der 1........S y
Kouud.t "Trip ucAe.L Limited 10 lAlrtJ daJs
afler date OF lssua. "a y
sto.~aoe With a ltsistance ................ 6B
steerhge without sdosistonce. ..........-. CJJ
Cabin fare UtI Chesapeake and ONO rail-
WaF....... ........ssss.s. WI
Cabin fare eta Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ..s.ts. -
TlcAets can ~ obtained @; A. ". Garoers, lJO
Main street: CHESAPEAKE hni Onto and hich-
mond and Petersburg dep0tS ani az company
orioos. 1891 Main street. and waarl, HOcGs!sN
Freight forSarded anu IN on IA oils q" iddins
is.sue,. for points DO T0nd Ner YORK..
igEtrectiYoI jaiiy unGl .. z. il.
Passengers leaving Richmond on IOAD Afs,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. aai sArC K
nays BY tns Chesapeake aud ohio ral nsy Ha
Sasuort News as s:l5 A. n. ana by Richmond
and Ps.srspurg Tailrosi lsam5 days n Nv
NJ. viii make connection as NOhtOL
with staamsr leaving Nose fays
GEORGE W. ALLES CO.. AgeniA
No. .gJt Maia stree. AL
sulI CompanVis wharf l.1sk 3t.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
"a ACHLaE-W OR =

DICHMOND
~ LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHISE-WORKS
kJCnAOND. Va.
STEAM ESGINko AND BOILERS.
our facilities for tho Manufacture Of HIGH
CLASS MACHINERY are unsurpassed II you
need steam power for any purpOss call rs
through telephone, ana We Till send up al eL-
merit 10 mako estimates ami name prices.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE
WORKS my l+iy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
CARRIAGES. wAaoxs. ns.

W. c. SMITH, 314 NORTH sr1F.s1
W Fifth. VICrOEIAs. SUNKIES, go
PHABTONS, BUGGIES. FINE WOEh. LATEST
STYLES, q, lowest prices. All contemplating
purchasing should call and sac my stO-s. Also
on hand a few good SECON D-AAND PiAE-
TONS and BUGGiEs. mn Him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27
DEPARTURES az ptEAHExs.
PHILADELPHIA, RIG IL a = {TSN
s,zissA2ss
EoHD AID NORFOLK
iGEAMshir IOAPASs,

Appointed ealing days Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY az II NJ alI every SUNDAY a.
D A. N.
Freight for Tussdays anu fridays steamers
10 .eiyed I'LL li3J A 81. Tor sundays steam r
sm5 p. n. saturday weight rsceI3sI daily I'll
r. n.
Faro, IS
Tor further information apniy 70
j. W. MCCARRtCK.
General Seathera Agent, once Rocke.sk
~ l.. CLYDE CO..
aol General ARenLs PhllaielphlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-27

Never delay treating cough: but use ct
once Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price $50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-06

- Ser 3w eifampi 81 o 6 c,
fort Sbebnut, oefcn Spr9eidibte uuo
bciien Scrlauf itbon 10 pielen Staub
nuf8eluirbelt bat, ideiut nabtrd9li9
nod su biplomatiideu Serbnuoluugen
Smiitben Selsien lrnO 6OuanO iiiBren ;u
iuIlcn. gtts Die beioeu 9ueaanteu OOu
Gent ans na1 Dem belgiidben @renjOrte
Sel;dete 9etpnImeu iuaren. erfubr Die
bprti9e @enonrmcrie, oaB Der &f
jcuicits Der Grcuje AM ipgeuannteu
BooloDf itattiiuoeu iuerOe, nnO beua6z
ri6ti9te bierpou ioIort Die hpldnoii6e
Soninglyfe Wtarcdauliee Don Gas De
@ano (6uGano). Sieie uerbinoertc
nm nibt allein ben 3lueitampf ionoern
periolgte Sel;uctc. SOn ieitcn meBre.
rer Sepobner lebt9euaunten Srtes lit
MN, iuie Der &6lu. 9tg. ans Gent be.
ridtet miro, an Suitdnoi9er SteIle cine
8ei9weroe iiber Oieie @renSuerlebun9
Der bollduoii9en Genoarmeu (iie tuarcn
5u &ieroc uilD pu4 belpaifuet beriber=
octommcn) eiu9ereid)t ipprDeu. Gs
iuiro nlio nod amtIi9e 8rotOtoae iiber
oaS g9ieberiebeu Der beioeu e5emaligeH
gilten Srelnoe 9ebeA.
SrGulein 4be1e Spib
eber lit, iuie mir ben sc. g." cntne6s
men, nit SoiuterlaIiuu9 uOu 5000 Wart
S6ulocn ppn Ntiiudleu in Die SdipeiS
fla6tig segargeu unO Suar i'll Se9leiz
tung ibrer Geielibaiteriu, Warie 99eiB.
.8pei euergii6e @ldubi9er, Die BON benz
9luientbalte Der Spibeber in ct. @allet
8cnntniB erba'ten baiten, ntadteu iid
unlGngIt, mp9laus9eriiitet nit upl=
Itredbareu llrt6eilen, auf ben gSe9 uuo
ma6tcn iofprt i'll 8e9leitung eiuiaer
i6peiSeriiden 8eamten Der 6lidjtigeu
in ibrer 8ripatiuobnung su ct. Gaaeu
einen uuangemelOeien 8eiud. Sic
nalmen ibr 5000 Mart unO 3o6 Srcs.
in baarem @eloe ab, iuelde Suntne bic
Spibeoer iuoblperiuhbrt on ibrem Sbrs
per trug, auBerbcm iuurben au6 ibre
@Tettcn, iotpie bic ibrer Geiellidaiterin
beI6laenabmt uuo bel ben i6peiSeris
I6en 8ebbrbeu eiuitiueileH bepUnirt
&pn ocm porgeIunbeueu 9eloe tuuroen
Der Spibeoer 100 SrcS. Sur Beltreituu9
Der notbtueubisiten 8ebiirfuiiie selaiieit.
SaB bic GeriUn INNER iuieber &reOit
fin6st!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-06
9ropiu5 9 q diem.

Der Observation-Disclosures Sttu
Wundelt BON gltsSnlse, Der angetla9t
iuar, als SOrmuuo nit ieiuem Hile9e.
iObn Otto Suppe Sittli9teitsuerbre6e
periibt Su baben, iuuroe bonn 2dubse.
ri9t Su WtusOeburs 5n 2 Sabren 9udt'
hnus unb 8 Sabren @breerluit oerur'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-06

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