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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
VIRGINIA AT LARGE.
rnE PROPOSED NORTHERN NECK
RAILROAD.
A Meeting at fredcricksburg Yesterday
It's Action--Resoiutions
Adopted.
rsn,c,., ,alccr,m 10 the Dispatch. !


FREDERICKSBURG. Va, March 2O.-,A meet n..,,'
arm Neck railroad was held IN the court
house here to-day. and was a,teh9SSu os
the following gentlemen; non. Va -
Homes. az Richmond county; idoy1 -
smith. Of Northumberland; Hon. q, r.
Mason. Judge G. ii. Ashton. ana >. y; MA
eon. Of King George; Colonel Il. =; M WASH
;ncton. OF Westmoreland; a. n. dhi,nps'
Jr.. II. +. Johnston, ST. george ~. a"s-
hugh. General Daniel kuggies' n 9onn ~
English, John HAYDEN, Dr; A; y. pYEse'S'
J. ID. Murdaugh. Major W. H. I'usSei 10; ., %
s. and Hon. W. A. Little, Jr.. OF TINS city.
The meeting was called TO order oy
Nasn, A p Rowe. and in the absence OF
.ha sno,a.srv Mr.. w & White) MIR. Il. j..
Worcbant III the Fredericksburg Star. was
ycouested 10 act in that capacity. SeVerai
letters were read from prominent sebte-
men in the Northern Meek expressing
their regret at not being able u DC pgs-
emf. but manifesting deep interest 10 tue
scheme. The meeting adopted the lo,io Ns
ing important resolutions, whlch WERE OF
fsred bv Hon. j. L. Mason, OF King
Rrsoipei. That the chairman of this meet
inc be requested to write at once 10 every
member Of the Committee on statisilcs
who has not reported and ask that inc
report be sent in by April 18th. c.,
Resolped. That the Committee on Capnal
he empowered and instructed 10 take such
steps as NAV be necessary to secure an
early organization Of the Northern Neck
Railroad and Transportation Company re-
Gently chartered by the Legislature, OF VIZ
GINA and that said committee shal, com
municate as soon as practicable with such
railroad corporations ana ~ With Tth' view to
;nteresting capital in the construction OF
the aforesaid railroad. ,s.,
There was very much interest manifested
and II is rumored that one OF the largest
railroad corporations in tins country has
ALREADY manifested an interest IN the con-
strnction of this line. The indications are
certainly encouraging for the building OF
Al xoaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
SECRETARY Tracy.
Well Pleased with the Navy-Yard-Rev.
sam Jones-Other Items.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDstch1
NORFOLK. March 90, 1890.

rorrespondence OF tho Richmond DisDstchI
NORFOLK. March 90, 1890.
The Secretary of the Navy and his party
continue nj Virginia Beach, but Will re-
turnon a special train before night leave
on the steamer Despatch Tor Washington
The distinguished party found thelr soJourh
at the Beach SO agreeable that they T.
manned longer than th,ey exPectt,eu. i ne
Steamer Fishhawk. on which the Secretary
came left here this morning for Washing
ton 70 be laid mp for oyerhaullng. Secre-
tarv Tracy is altogether pleased with ms
first visit to this portion of Virginia, ana
notwithstanding his mlshaD IN the P0t0-
mac is ENJOYING his outing very much; ana
assures Commodore Weaver that II VIII not
be long before he will pay the navy-yaru
another visit. . -,
Secretary Tracy thinks the cruiser Balti-
more will be ready to leave the yard Tor
her visit 10 Baltimore at least by the lst Of
Nav. In addition to the elght-lnch guns,
of which there are four, and none OF winch
have as vet arrived az the yard, there are a
large quantity of stores, for winch requisil--
lions have only Just gone IN. ana IL VIII
take considerable time TO I'll the requlsl-
tons. The iron-platers OF the yarq yesler-
day commenced putting the tracks down
on the deck Of the Baltimore for the eight
inch guns TO go into position.
Rev. Sam Jones will not be here IN Nay,
and has notified the committee that he
cannot reach Norfolk before the 23d OF
June. The committee think Of pOstponlng
the meetings until the fall.
The new company owning the DISMAL
Swamp canal are negotiating with the Gov
eminent for the construction OF fresh
water basin at Glmerton locks. four miles
above the navy-yard. TO be used Tor laying
nm vessels of the navy when they 90 out
of commission and are not TO be repaired;
The water for the basin will be supplied
from Lake Drummond.
The Confederate monument to he erect
ed in Norfolk will be sixty feet high and Is
of very handsome design. 1t VIII be eA-
pensive. but the Confederate veterans Of
Pickett Buchanan Camp are determined
and energetic. and viii carry the enter
prise through. A good fund has already
commenced 10 accumulate.
party of young ladies OF portsmouth
have secured permission from the CITY
Council 10 erect tablet on the spot where
the reception rendered General Lafayette
In that city took place IN 1921.
Rev. ). d. Penet, Of Portsmouth, IS now
dangerously i'll.
Rev. DR.. A. L. Owen. of Portsmouth
vii 60 to Henderson, n. c., the first OF the
month to assist in series OF meetings al
the Baptist church there.
During the squat yesterday afternoon
the roof of the colored pest-house. outside
the city limits WAS blown OF and the chin
new of the white pest-hOuse blown down.
Several residences in the vicinity had WIN
dows smashed and blinds wrenched OIL.
G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Virginia News Notes

Peanuts are quite brisk at Smithfeld al
SIX cents per pound. There are a good
many coming into the town.
The Rev. Mr.. Mason, rector OF st
Georges church. in Fredericksburg. has
rendered his resignation TO the vestry OF
that church as rector. The resignation
was caused by his acceptance of a call to
Marietta. Ga, and will take, effect on
June LIST. The citizens of fredericksburg
will greatly regret the loss of this divine,
who is an earnest worker and beloved by
all.
A chapter Of the Royal Arcanum was in
stituted at Smithfeld Tuesday night. The
Following are the officers: Regent, +. W.
Wilson; Vice-Regent, G. II. Wilson; Ora
tor, A. II. Whitehead; Past Regent. W. ID.
Folk; Secretary. J. ". Holloway Col
lector. c. b. Hayden; Treasurer, NJ. T. Jor-
dan: Chaplain. Arnold King; Guide, c.
f. Nelms; Warden. J. w. Holt; and Sen
tinol. J. r. Lawrence. Trustees, o; c.
Goodrich. p. ID. Gwaitney. ST., and W. ID.
Folk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
MARRIED THE WRONG MAN.
wr uowman Elopcs with One Of the
Guests at Her wedding.

wilkesbarre speclai s M;ss Nores s M MsaIs
ago JONI n;,a nyT IN marriage by Father Mack,
weI psIv ur The wedding was brilliant
OF lIyr over four hundred guests being
anaiI. A,ronc the guests was James
P Me;sht ~ philadelphia. The bride was
.mrIgd,oe ~ 90 the Philadelphia for the
i na. .;,ne On Monday evening she eloped
nlst him him. She took all her husbands
money with her. h,sh5
ing she mad just discoverea tnat she had
drawn the wrong prize IN the marriage a lot,
tery: I'LL; sng him u,u Wright was the man Of her
choice The irate husband offers reward
for his wife's arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
West Point ArtesIan Ice Company.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

wrsT PonT. Va. March 2O.-The stock
holders OF the Artesian Ice Company met
tonight and paid the first assessment on
the stock. Thomas b. Crittenden was
elected secretary in the place Of G. w. Bar
ham. resigned. Asyet the requisite amount
of stock has not been taken, but arrange.
ments were made 10 make a special can
vass. and it is hoped enough will be se-
cured by Saturday night. when the body
will meet again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Hoods SaYsapariila

Is tho best blood purifier before the public. 1t
graduates every impurity, and cures Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors, Dys-
persia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
General Debility, Catauh, rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver Complaints. overcones that tired feel
ing creates an appetite, and builds up the system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

Senator William Drew Washburn. of
Minnesota, shaves his upper lip daily. but
wears severely trimmed iron-gray side
whiskers. and looks more like prosperous
PRESBYTERIAN preacher than the practical
minded politician that he is. he is keen
featured. blue-eyed man of incisive man.
ner, and brushes his back so as not to OBJ
scure his forehead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
staupton Notes.
TtdV"fVH t|VFt5s
scIAI telegram 70 tho Dispatch. I

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispstch.I
6FAusros, March 20.--The City Council
had special session tonight, and changed
the ordinance governing the street-railway
franchise. The change alters part OF the
soutA. and makes others. The ordinance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
House of Representatives.

Before the reading of the journal Mr..
Cultivate, of Ohio, called attention to the
fact that there was no quorum present.
The Speaker counted the House and an
nounced that there were but seventy-four
members present. A call of the House
was ordered.
The presence of a quorum having been
disclosed, the Journal of yesterdays pro-
ceedings was read and approved. The
Mudd- Compton contested-election case,
and was addressed by Mr.. Compton, the
sitting member in his own behalf.
Mir. McComas, of Maryland, and Mr.,
Cooper, of Ohio. spoke III support OF the
claims of Mr.. Mudd.
At the close of the debate Mr.. Moore, of
Texas. on behalf of the minority of the
Committee on Elections, offered "A resolu-
ton declaring Mr.. Compton entitled to a
seat. This was defeated-yeas, las; nays,
155.
Ihe absentees or those paired and not
voting were Messrs. Biggs, Bingham, Bro
sius. Brewer, Browne OF Indiana, Bucka-
lew, Bum, Compton, Dorgan, Clifford,
Goodnight. Hopkins. lansing, .McClammy,
PAINTER. Payson, Phelan, Randall of Penn
sylyania, Reyburn, Skinner, Smith of IL
linois, Stephenson, j. ID. Taylor Of Ohio,
Turner of Kansas. Turpln, Wheeler of
Michigan. Whitthorne, WILDER, and Viii
son Of Kentucky.
The vote was strict party one.
The majority resolution declaring Mr..
Mudd entitled to seat was adopted
years, 1859; nays, las.
Mr.. Mudd then appeared and took the
oath of office amid much applause from the
galleries.
Dir. Morrow, OF California. moved that
the House 90 INTO Committee Of the Whole
for the further consideration of the pen
sion appropriation bill. pending which Mr.
Hooker, OF Mississippi. moved an adjourn
ment. Lost--yeas, 122; nays, 1853.
DIR. Morrow's motion was then agreed
to--yeas, l6S nays, SO.
The committee finally rose, and the
House at Ssl5 adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

Hoods SarsaparilIa
Has met peculiar and unparalleled success at
homo. Such has become its popularity in Lowell.
Mass. whero It is made, that whole neighoor-
hoods are taking IL at the same time. Lowell
druggists sell more of Hoods sarsaParls than
Of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers.
soldby druggists. 81; six fors'. Prepared onyby
c. I. HOOD & Co, ApothecaricS, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

WANTED, STUDENTS TO LEARN
w TELEGRAPaY. Write at once for parti-
culars. Address MANAGER, L. II. Telegraph
School. Lee Hall, Va NH l2W&F2w
WANTED, 1000 CORDS OF
w TAN BARK,
at the Manchester tannery and sumac-mills
Address A. ID. SHOrWELL Il CO..
fe 25-Tu, F&Su2m Manchester, Va.
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just Alive.
Especial telegram 70 the.

tSPrci1 tofokto'n W euos
LEXINGTON. Va, March 20-At $50
o'clock General II. II. Smith is alive to the
surprise Of all The life-spark is just per-
ceptible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

AsrHMATIc TROUBLES, PIEuRIsY PANS,
and lnhamed Tbroats are overcome and
fifty years an approved standby tor all
Coughs and Colds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

E. COLLINS, secretary.
Bullitt Building. Philadelphia, Pa.
President. II. ". SILL;
Vice President, EDWARD ILSLEY:
Secretary and treasurer, L. j. COLLINS.
DIRECTORS: A. j. May, Tezeweli Courthouse,
Va. Thomas Graham, Philadelphia Pa; c. ".
Clark, Philadelphia, IA. j. b. Greeyer. era
ham. Va: J. D. sergeant, Phiisdolphia, 70.
j. II. Dingee, Philadelphia Pa; Il. VI. sill,
Philadelphia Ia. mh 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

DICHMOND, FREDERICh5NUDl
N AND POTOMAC RAlLKOAu .stet q
commencing FfbtlA ARA 81. l.4-eai.'l
elsud8rt tims.
ga A. n. leaves ByrJ-strs't station "a
stops only a. Ashland, t0iIfe
FORD. and frfderirksolrs, ..f
W.dowaier sleeper 80 Ma.
aud New YORK.
il:o7 A. NJ. leaves Byri-s.reoi sia.oa "a. D. g.
Cspt Sun11E
GO p. ". leaves Brri-siresi station daily
7:!3 I. N. leaves hYti->irfel s,ei "a .
Siovs only ~ B9thweu. Ahn-L s.
Frederick eu-g sleeper ..ll B
% SeV iUrk
s-oA. N. arrives a. Byri street siai'n "a.
Sleeper frun Sew lDrL
s3sP. n arrives - Byri-strse. staN)l "a
stops a. FreisrirEsosrx PIT
PotnweIf. and Ashland sleeper
Washiugtol AMI Sow YORK. u.esr b
stop e. Eliza
sOsP. ". arrives byri.Sireaf s'aH1a tf. ?
stops only 10 frcierckslIrs. %
fort. aud Ashlaui
GsP. NJ arrive, a. byri-s,rso' sia i'a -1-h
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAlNA
DAILY EXCEPT srNDAr&
epA. ". Leaves RlbA Arrives 50 As,i'1i ~
s.13 A.. A.
coo F. N. accumulation ieay,s HTri srs.i
Htsu0a arrives 3. As1IaIi s. b NJ
Gus z. n. 4ehfes f4pAi hlt.f"' a. AHH +tf -
6AsP.M
e4jA M.Gulyss glDa. Leaves Ashsai .
m.
Gs5A. n. Accommodation arrives ~ tTt.
strretsisulg. leaYgs Aslia 3 a. y
4. NJ
bsR. u arrives o, Ees Iely,, AsaiAal
t.i9 T.. H.
The Now Yor4 OH Florida .c.ai en- peel
Of Pullman NcstlDulcd Caro-. ARRIVES lyri r.. .i
station on Mondays. Neiuo lhT-. fni f.''5s
a. 7.l3 r. b., AMI leaves fyl f--tre., so d
On tuesdays. FulratAy-. a. -a'IrItla "a. '.-|
A. NJ. Extra fare T. chareei on GIRLS ufN.
4. A. TAYLOR ina .f d Asrf
u 7. ID. MSS. General s4Der.-. .1i5a-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

M Il was prescribed electric power only.
Horses car, be used II preferred. The work
of construction will commence the lat OF
Nav. IL not before, and the entire plant
will be completed the LIST of April, 1891, or
before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

INE NEW oih AMI la'NilA NJ
oonslsuugof ve-t0llc iuiiua. -.ri zig. e
Richmond eosfh.iolni lf 1923 d.
dayf, Weiucs1ly., ant Friday. a.i .s..
tersburg nora -h1Iut r. 5. H... .....a
IhursIay-. BAL saturday. ik,l fH fl
charged on fli- iriin.
THE ONLY ALL-RAM LINE I'D NuHr ...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
on for Lynchburg.
fCorrespondeace Of the Richmond Dispatch1

PETERSBURG, March 20. 1880.
A number Of the late employees OF the
cotton-iacsories in this city left TO-DAY for
LynchburS. where they have been offered
work. A conference of the representatives
of the hands OF the Ettrick factory will be
held with the Board of Directors to-mor-
row afternoon WITH view to settling the
difficulties, and il u thought satisfactory
arrangement will be arrived at.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
BIcHNoND, Va, March Q, 1890.

RICHMOND, Va, March Q, 1890.
NNAKENOTICE, THAT ISHALL AP-
Il PLY 10 the VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF Richmond for reissue OF SCRIP
No 763. issued 70 me on the 9th OF October. 1888,
for IHIRrY-NINE SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE SAID VIRGINIA STATE IN
sUkANCE COMPANY.
TO THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA Tor
the reissue Of FIFTEEN SHARES OF THE CAPI-
TAI STOCK IN SAID BANK, CERTIFICATE
No. 7OS. Issued to me on tho 9th day of October,
1885.
TO THE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND for
the reissue OF FIFTEEN SHARES Op THE CAPT.
TAI STOCK OF SAID BANK, CERTIFICATE
No. 7e5, issued 70 me on the 18TH day OF Febru-
airy, lnos, all OF which stock stands In my name
or their DOCKS and nas been lost or misiaid.
mn '-f2m hEs. SARAH Il. ALFkIEND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

CHINESE ia Ma CAMPHOR,
~ PREVENTIVE OF MOTHS, AND FOR
PACKING IN GOODS.
Free from unpleasant odor. In cakes, mar
bles, sheet, and nake--the latter best for furs,
and not leaving impression.
Wholesale and retail by
SOL j. BINswANGER,
Paint Dealer.
215 east Broad street, Richmond, Va
fe FIFTH, ss&su3t&tSu, W&Fl0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
NOT A CANDIDATE.

COLONEL j. BELL BIGGER DE-
~ CLINES TO BEA CANDIDATE FOR THE
COMMON COUNCIL FROM MADISON WARD.
RICHMOND CITY, March 20, 1890
To Many Citizens: feel highly complimented
by the lattering call made upon me by you 10
announce myself a candidate for the Common
Council from Madison Ward, but must respect
fully decline. Tho discharge OF Official functions
az Clerk OF the House OF Delegates and Keeper Of
the Rolls Of Virginia command much OF my
time. and might not be able 10 give 10 the du-
ties Of q city representative that constant atten-
ton which am proudly c. scous Of having al
ways given 70 az obligation attending the accept
snce Of public trust May the blessings Of good
government aud order OF society make this, my
native city, prosperous and happy.
am, with great respect, your obedient SER
want,
NH Gilt j. BELL BIGGER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Hoods SarsapariIla

Ia a neculIar medicine. It Ia carefully prepared
from sarsapar!lla, Dsndclion. Mandrake, Dock,
PIu,issewa. Juniper Berries, and other we'll
Known and valuable vegetable remedies. by q
roculIar combination. proportion and process,
giving to Hoods sarsaparilla curative power not
possessed BY other medicines. 1t effects remark
~ o,,res ,vhero other preparations fail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
Y0RK-RlVER LlNE,yn wEsI ro'N|
THE FAyORTE ROUTE NORTH
Al - IL.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICH MOND:
TAAIS NJ. 81, go +. 81.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday 80
q, Ill stations Al Lester Manor coqn. = va
stage for Wakortoh: with Baltimore steamer %
TRAIN No s.. t5F Y.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily otcsgi sun,
for Wet Point. connecting Win iDlA "I'.
s,eamers for BSitmors A. bS.lmQfs s -'',- d,
connect with Baltimore ala ono faif'N' '''
Wa,hington, Philadelphia, and ssw lois. ..,
steamers leave baltimore 7. u. daiil' 'A.'''
Sunday. $500, A. .,.fA
Trains arrive a. Richmond 30 4 y s1i 30 -
TRAIN No. "a 10 A. n.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except saolsr - -
Twenty-sighih stree. Tor West to.n' an '-''
mediate points ,-..f.t. .,,..s
Ticset-0nlco a. stStoa foot 81 Ni.s'n. ., 80
CIV ticketof,ce-coTns % Ienih eAl hH-
s SUI Haas JAS. I. TAYLOR
Trsrlc Manager General te'eensei AZ
JOSEPH 1. POTTS. DIVISION fa,,snEei y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


RIcHMcSD, Va. March 20, 1899.
MIR. FRITZ SITTERDING:
vi Dear Strive, the unders gned voters Of
Monroe Ward, request you 10 announce you rsef
o candidate for the Board Of Aldermen from
this Ward. and promise you our support at the
coming Democratic primary:
Joseph W. Laube, u. Florsheim.
a. a. Ford, W. T. sizer,
Isaac Thalhimer, Charles j. 10th, Jr.,
Hermann Schmidt, ". schaap & Brother,
j. W. BIiey. G.. h. eydnor, DR.,
II. ID. Blley, T.. \. Biiey,
l. II. Hulchcr, L. X. Flournoy,
W. i. kOOnc. NJ A. 1remer,
John 81. Hulcher, Andrew krause,
Simon Sycle, George L. Franck,
William hrause, G. II. Wagner.
L. Iowery, VI. +. O'Connur,
II. V. Ilirshberg, Joe Lauman,
Charles Eutzer, William Tobien, Jr,,
Louis :. Behle, A. T. Miller,
]. b. Thomas, II. Morrie.
George J. kinner, l. Rumstetter,
H. Gummell, !. II. kaufman.
II. F. Grimmell, Charles &. Jurgens,
Charles +. Hiller, Gerson Heller,
James RAftcr. NJ. Hutzler.
Joseph Schultz, A. II. Nalsce,
a. liartunz, II. Wenzel. Jr.,
Joseph hngelberg, Isaac Sycle,
ID. strauss, hyeT Sycle,
J. Strnuss. Edward W. Ball
J. p. ToInpkins, L. d. kedd,
L. j. tarneal, a. %. Mlllor
Henry Boone. John y. Walker,
John q. Burruss, Charles Frommer.
John Miller, r. :. Patterson.
=. NJ Ledbetter, J.. Salomon-ky,
James T.. Tets. o. Hotties,
". 7. Mach. george II. Hopkins.
{. VI. Dabney, u. Boschen,
W. II. Mosley, james Gilman,
II. VI. Airport, X. L. Winston,
Henry Richards, W. Maxwell,
j. W. Williams. ". II. Beasley,
Jacob j. Lange, L. Proskauer,
II. Bailey, J. Lovensiein,
Joseph L. Levy, w. II. Cosby,
Marx Gunst, william I. Taylor,
Isaac Held, W. 4. Tucker,
Charles Thalhimer, II. 3. Grubbs,
4. hebman. II. Ullman.
George G. Cornick, Niger kirsh.
NJ. b. Oberdorfer, A. Rothschlld,
X. j. Jones, Il. Il. Johnson.
". II. Woods, w Cabell Trueman,
". 4. Booth, +. +. salsmone,
Y. +. Thompson, 4. Cohen,
Marx MitieldOrier, j. /. Cosby.
Char es Ii. Page. George Il. Bull,
Leroy MitteldOrier, :. l. Ullman,
J. X. MOuntcastle, Charles L. Schasp.
Alex. X. Schaap, NH 2l-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
The sheriff Goes for Him.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March 20.-Sheriff
Kennedy. of Stafford, left this evening for
Washington with the requistion and war
rant for Harrison Wagner, who is wanted
at Stafford Courthouse TO answer the
fraudulent suit he has entered against the
Adams Express Company. and for which he
counts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
By y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.
" A J. u A B l. T.
WEST BROAD-sTRRET LOT,
WIN
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT THEREON,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

To wind up en- estate / am directed TO sell by
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1880.
at AZ o'clock ?. NJ. tho VERY VALUABLE
EST.BKOAD-STREET LOT, with an Old brick
dwelling thereon, situated opposite Elba sta
ton between MunfOr1 and Gilmer streets. 'front.'
ing 46X feet and running back 10 ieet 10 an
alley.
There are on tho north side 81 Prcad stract
beyond Brook avenue moro good stores than
there are on the south side, aud they bring salts
factory rents.
Remember that Broad-sreet property -teh1i-
", surely. and rapidly grows g. value. No one
has ever lost anything on tina, street, out On the
contrary al have made money by buying tnere,
and "a is popularity Is daily Increasing have TO
hesitation IN recommending this Lot 70 In
yestors
Terms: Reasonable, and AZ sale.
BE on the ground promptly, and | will Keep
you but few minutes.
mil y. W. BOWIE, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND

S Si5 a ~ From A,lant. aai augusta
c.f5 4. NJ. From Ameiis Courthouse
40 p. ". FrOm Raleigh
58 r. ". Al Manchcs,es, from l.,feE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21
LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

CTRAYED, FROM No. 49,
- north Seventeenth street, an IRISH -
SETTER DOG about four years Old. Very large
and iu good order; had on collar with medal
tip Of iail off had my name on collar. liberal
reward II returned TO the above number.
NH -W,F&su3t GEORGE w. SCHLIESER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-21

D1F ~ ~ - u W. = n = - "
old DOMINION STEAM 7i-A
" shIP COMPANY Urn
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY o. T. II. Manifest clos3l 0ns
hour before SAILING time.
STEAMERS leave New York for Richmond
RyRKY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY nj T.
NJ. arriving 10 Richmond MONDAY Gnd FRI.
DAY hOkHINGA
Passenger accom- 10 atoms unsurp passed.
Cabin fare 70 New YORK pfg Jsmesriysr
route unclGdlug meas aud DerLi)........s) -
Round trip tioseLs. limited " thrty daIs
.,isr date OF usls. ................ AD
staerage with subsistence ................. oJJ
steeraae, without euDslsIencs. .........-.. VI
Caoin fare VIZ Chesapeake and ONO rail-
Vay....... ..-.....sss.s.. 1900 sf'- AS'
Cabln fare uia Richmond and Peters burg
Ictets can os oDtalned a. A. W. Gsroers, lvvJ
Nam street Chesapeake and OHIO aud hicn-
tnond And Petersburg depota, ana at mpanys
oficex 1901 Main street., Snd wharf. kOcksi-s
Fralaht forwarded and through buls ~ l2dinS
issurd Tor points beyond New Iork-
yrrigat rscelysd daily unal ). T. NJ
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and SAIUk-
nEYs by tho Chesapeake aud ohio rail- way (gig
Saanor; News a. Sis A. Il. gnd BY Richmond
and Petersburg railroad Same days a. si)
A A.. will make connection ~ NOhtOLh
yith s.esmer leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents
No. 1901 aain street, slt
au.I CompanVsshari. koo<eLt1