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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
A BOY HOLDS UP A STAGE.
An Exprcss-Box and Mail-Bags Robbed
Tho Thief Captured.
rBy telegraph TO the Dlspstch.l

10y tclSeIhph W A4io bSPot'u.'
UNKIA, CAL, October 1.-THE over
land stage was robbed Sunday night
sixteen miles north of this place Wells,
Fargo g. Co.'S treasury-box and the
United States mail-sacks were taken.
While the robber was cutting the mail
sacks open Driver Mcdaniel snapped a
pistol mt him, but it would not 90 of.
Tho ropber retreated and fred two shots
at the driver, neither of which took effect.
The robber was caught at Cloyerdale
yesterday afternoon. He proved to be
a boy about eighteen years old and a
stranger in this community. He ira
yelled over sixty miles on foot before he
was captured. He succeeded in getting
about 800 from the stage. He admitted
that he committed the crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
A REPRoACH.
THE TAR-RIvER BAPTIsrs.
A Noted Gathering OF the Association at
Greenviile, n. &.

Greenviile, n. &.
scorrespcndence OF tho Richmond Dispatcn.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. O., Oct. IA, 1890.
One OF the most noted gatherings Of
Christians in North Carolina IN many
years was the session Of the Tar-River
Baptist Association, which met in Green
vile, N. O., last Wednesday night and
adjourned Sunday night
just sixty years ago fourteen Baptist
workers met in the town OF Greenville
and organized the North Carolina Bap-
tist State Convention. About six years
ago some Baptists in Eastern Carolina
\nceived the idea OF building memo
Achurch in Greenville in commemora-
sor the first organization OF the State
ths Rion. The plan was put before
h vas ste Of the State. and although
~ ~ ,;cry heartily supported, those
49, PySjesd the work pushed il for
mns<Qr building were drawn
up and the won was commenced. The
1epilsh OF Grce>yille not being very
strong numerically Nor financially could
not raise the necessary funds for the
completion Of tho work. An appeal was
made to the Baptists OF fhe State for
%, and they responded. mostly from
Eastern Carolina, however /The build.
- has been completed, nd the lste
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
,ROOK-ROAD PROPERTY.
FoR SALE, LOTS AND whistles.

$500 70 $500 per acre adjoining "Rennio place
and opposite " Laournum."
$500 per acre 10 IS per front foot one half milo
from city:
g 10 8 per foot ono quarter mile from city;
f5 20 $40 per foot adjoining city;
SO per foot cl property.
Having seven tracts 10 offer, bought before the
recent advance IN prices, az less than half cur
rent prices, we are able 10 offer buyers most ia
vOrabie terms. Buying N tho country before q
neighborhOoi Is established Is made safe ~ our
system of restrictions THIS IL the only property
on the market subdiyided TO conform 10 the
piaus Of improvement contemplated by the
Brook Turnpike Company. In peighborhood
where improvements arc TO be made in mo-
dorm and scientific manner. buyers will appreci-
ate the advantage OF buying where they VIII Sc
cure the greatest tenert from improvements.
Money realized from sales OF property renvest-
ed II a manner that will benefit our customers.
sanitary conditions perfect. Proper system
Of water supply and sewerage provided.
oc John EDWARD II. BlsSELL co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
The repeated and kind expressions in

The repeated and kind expressions in
the papers throughout Virginia in refer
ence 10 Colonel Beirne's health are spe-
cially gratifying to the State. They
show that his friends hearts have been
with him in his time of affection as wei,
as in his time Of prosperity, and We wish
to tell them that he deeply appreciates
these proofs of affection and esteem.
knowing him as we do and knowing his
readiness TO respond to any good appeal
these many evidences OF regard indicate
that the words and deeds OF a good man
ungrudgingly given bring their own re-
ward even in this life, and surely be do
serves All thsss rewards --,Siate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Subscription to Bald an Academy at
Front Royal.
lCorrespondance Of the Richmond DIspstch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond DsDstch.l
FRONT ROYAL. Va, Oct. 10, 1890.
Our growing and aspiring town is all
elate to-day over the subscription here
on last Friday night of Sl0O,00 to Sc
cure the building here of great
academy under the auspices OF Ran
dolph- Macon College, a counterpart of
that wide known educational institution,
Randolph-Macon Academy, at Bedford
City, Va, which so recently open
ed with an overhowing patronage
and brightest prospects. This subscrip-
ton assures the erection of the academy,
similar, if not eclipsing. in all respects
the Bedford City school, which has thus
far held the palm as the greatest acade-
my of the South. Work is to be begun
at once and pushed rapidly to compile
ton with the well-known energy of
President W. w. Smith. Several other
important movements are on foot here
promising a phenomenal increase in
values, but the great $780, 900 academy
is the absorbing topic OF the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
SALE OF TIMBER LAND.
The Coiersd Alliances of Aibemarle to
Open Their Own Store.

Open Their Own Store.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch-l
ScorrsvILLE, Va, October IA, 1890.
Messrs. j. II. Williams 4 Brother, Of
Arvon, Buckingham county, have sold
to Washington syndicate 200 acres OF
timber land for the sum Of $1,000
Mr.. q. Walter Gilmer, prominent
citizen of Albemarle. who had the mis-
fortune to lose an eye by Federal bull
let during the war, is now suffering with
facial paralysis resulting from the wound,
which has never long been free from
pain. He leaves for Baltimore to-mor-
row for treatment. Mr.. Gilmer is a
nephew OF the late Governor Gilmer, OF
Virginia, and has many friends who will
be panied TO hear of his serious afliic-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Station, one OF the oldest
citizens Of this place, died here yester-
day after long illness aged seventy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
HEAVY transform.
Streams sw siIen, Traffic Suspended, and
Property Damaged.
fBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l

WHEELING, W. Va, October 14.-Dis
matches from the interior OF Weston,
tiafton, Philippi. and points on the
west fork of the Monongahela, TygarPs
Valley. Little Kanawha. and other tribu.
taries OF the Ohio say that the storm re-
ported Sunday night extended over
wide area OF country. Everywhere the
heaviest fall OF rain ever known oc
Cured. amounting to water-spout. All
the streams are swollen and traffic en-
tirely suspended. Great damage has
been done to property. Weston was
flooded, and the loss will run into thou
sands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
THEY WILL MAKE 1T GOOD.
The Carpenters' Union VIII Insist Upon
the Nine-Hour system.
fsnecIal ,eIegram 10 tho Dlspatch.I

the Nine-Hour system.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
AsHEvILLE, n. c., October 13.-The
carpenters union of this city at a meet
ing last night adopted resolution that
the members would make good the
standing notice to employers issued
August 29th, that on and after the 10th
of October, 1890, "the nine-hour sys-
tenn would take effect" Ever since the
effort last spring to carry into effect this
system. which then failed, there has
been no agreement between the con-
tractors and carpenters which both sides
admit 10 be binding.
AS AN EXPERIMENT.
p. A. Demons, one of the principal
employers Of carpenters. says he Will
give the present pay per day for nine
hours work during the winter as an ex-
periment. This is the only sign Of en-
couraeement for the laborers. The
union embraces perhaps two thirds or
three fourths of the carpenters OF this
city.
lion. Il. b. Glennan, of Winston,
made an able and telling speech to big
crowd in the courthouse last night
chiefly upon the tariff.
VERY ENCOURAGING.
Senator Ransom arrived here this
morning from huntsville, where he
spoke Yesterday. and left this afternoon
for the East He says the prospects OF
Democracy in Yancey county are very
encouraging.
Mrs Senator Vance has closed her
house OF Gombroon" for the W inter.
AsHEvILLE's INCREASE.
The official count of the Fifth Super
yisors district of North Carolina shows
Buncombe county to have increased III
population far more than any othel
county in tho district. Its population
in 1850 was 12,909, now it is given a
B5.04S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
Becominc Eamons.

The A9e-Herald, of Birmingham,
raises this point;
1.-The Richmond young lady who
played the Marseilles and Boulanger's
March for the entertainment of the
Comte dc Paris meant to do the proper
thing. but her knowledge Of French
history and politics was not very clear. I"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
YORK-RIYER LINE,vl wEsrPoIsr.
NE FAYoRITR koUrk NORra
LEAVE RICHMOND

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN 10 81, s.0H "
LOCAL EXPRESS, dsily except slniaF st,ps
al ell stations A. Lester hsuor ooun7fs Nlth
stage FOR Na.kerton. with Baltimore steamer Al
West f0iaL
TRAIN N0 s.. f3S p x.
BALTIMORE LIMITED daily enrsyi slnaay.
for West P0in. conuscvaE via t'iA .hiter
steamers Tor Baltimore, AZ baitnlf sieA.hMs
G aaoct sitn Baltimore aoi ono ~ .fnAl Tor
Washington, Philadelphia, sni hes l"fA'
stssmsrs leave Baltimore +. 3. 4aily' sA''Ps
SUNDAY ....
Trains arrive al Richmond 2'5 A. *. aai i1ij
A. n.
TRAIN 10 ~ 10 A. "
LOCAL. MIXED. Isily eteegi ,l1iaf iss's
TuenIy-IhirI street iOr Wesl f1.ls al iH''1-
Tic1et.oflcs a. station TO-. y Firfln'a sf''h
Open A. N. to5F ii. ald ifom yF %. - ~
cry ucsesoncs-corasr Of rsaa AL haa
strseA .t,D
SOL HAAS, IA, T. IA
Tranie Manager General Passenger AZ
JOSEPH .. POTTS. Dsssioa fasso az 1870
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
DEPAkTUzE or sTEAaEEs.
DHILADELPHIA, Il G H. sHeSfN
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAT az ~ NJ. aud every SUNDAY Ats
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays ami Fridays steamers
received till il.3J A. H.. for sundays steamer
uH5P. ". saturday. Freight received daily MI
SIP. VI.
Fare, e..
For further information applyto
). W. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent once kockeItA
n. P.CLIDE & CO.,
General Ag.uts putlafelnhiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
LIE RESULTS OF HIS RAID.
Governor Fitz Lee secures -Four Large In
dusiries for Glasgow.
fsnaclaI teleRrarn % the Dispaich.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispaich.l
GLASGOW, VA, October l4.-Goyernor
Lee has returned from his recent flying
trim to Cincinnati and Chicago, bringing
with him the signed contracts for the re-
moyal of four large industries to Glas-
gov. The most important of these is a
large steel car-works. the buildings and
grounds Of which will require seventeen
acres of ground. This space has been
staked off and donated them. 1t lies
partly on North river and is bisected by
the belt railroad line, the track OF which
is now being laid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
KIT D. Mrsa. a.asrs, S II yoria,saisa.
DICHMOND AND DASYILLE
III RAILROAD

Ia kAlLhbAU
SCHEDULE ~ RsFECr july %. 1914
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
40 A. NJ. sOu1HRRN EXPRESS. daily, 10 A.
LAMA, Augusta. AMI points s0lsn. Con-
us1ts a Greensboro lor DIrhR.n aaf
Raleigh 81 salisbury Tor Wrs.ern
North Carolina Passengers eau tsSs
slsepsr atgP. NJ. ILrlugn sleepert
from DAlVilie To4tl.
H2DAM AOCOMMODA1 lON, daily, cHcspt
sunday, % Clover Va, aQf iltsr-
rediata points.
Inn AN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EIpKEss. daily, through traio -
kaic.gn "a hoyrllle. CONNECTS q.
BurksYillo siIB Norfolk aui western
railroad Dor fArmViile, LyufhDufE
ana POM, West at hersTiAo fpr
Clarsgyille. oxford, Ba8isrson, aaf
Durham.
sOOP. II. FAST NAL. daily, '0r Atlanta. Au-
gusla, sui yliati south. Connect al
hossisys Junction Eith farmVius
AMI P0shsIaa railroad. ~ ere9nt.
boroi FOR Durham All Raleigh. -
SatsDury for Weston NORM Carp-
lima through soogcrs irop Daa-
Vile South.
COP. NJ Local, dany. except sunday, ior
Amelia Courthouse ani iatofmoiia''
poiut-.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
az a. y Prom Atlanta AMI AuEa'n
s.S A. N. From Amelia Courthouse
40 p NJ From RAislgh
s.35 4. NJ. Al Manchester, from Clover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s,75p,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT zesY.p.,I
Y COMPANY for the sEAsHOkB. sSA~1a.sA.
Cheapest ami most pleasant rout, - I'D
POINT. virginia BEACH. OCEAN VIEWS
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, NEWPORT NEMs'
CLAREMOST, and JAABShlsRk LAND
INGs By elegant saloon steamer AhlEL
leaving Kichmoni EyEnY MONDAY. WhDNhs-
DAY, and FRIDAY as A. N. strees-oars 20
directly to steamers wharf Fare 10 Old Pom,
or Norfolk. si.5O. second class, 81.
Connections AZ Old Point aud Norfolk closely
with all Hines for northern cities, fnsinia boach.
and ocean Wow same afternoon. James riFor
by daylight Grea! tourist Ina Chespes!
through tickets on steamer and at CARRIER .
Agency, 1880 Main street Baggage checked
though siate-rooms engaged for isy or Night
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANylLLk. aud FAHAflLLE AND
POWHArAN K X STATIONS, ani WASH
IN0TOS, d. c., all points IN Eastern Norm
Carolina, Rastsrn Virginia, and All resulsr iapi-
ing, on tho james river, at lowest rates anl
through bills issued.
LUCIkS q. TATUM, YicePreslienL
40 iu7 Nam street and hocketsS
Irwin Wxis0aa Freight and Passenger Agsn~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
VANCE AT GREENSBORO.
He EniIghtens the Farmers Alliance Peo
pie About the sub-Treasury Bill.
,e-..t., ,.,o,-an, 70 INA DfanatehI

He EniIghtens the Farmers Alliance Peo-
pie About the sub-Treasury Bin.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
GRxgNsBoRo', n. G., October H.
Senator Vance spoke here to-day to a
crowd numbering over 1000. He spoke
for two hours, handling the issues of the
day in a mastery manner. Although
fatigued, he spoke with his usual fire and
vigor. His audience was composed
largely OF members of the Farmers ALI
ance, who listened with profound at
teDtion to the Senator's exposure of the
hypocrisy Of the Republicans, the mi
quities OF Republican legislation. and
tho uncons!itutionality and impractical
bility OF the sub-Treasury bill.
He closed with a powerful appeal to
the Democrats to stand together to
lose sight of local qusrrels' and differ
ences and look beyond to moro import
ant issues, and urged the alliances not
10 mistake its friends for its enemies
REPRoAcH.
II is q reproach TO the Democracy OF
North Carolina that Senator Vance
should ever feel called upon To defend
himself or TO have to canvass for re.
alection
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
old DOMINION STEAM TEA
" snIP COMPANY lN
FOR HRW YORK

FOR NBW YORK
Steamers Leave aichmond EVERY III SsOAT
and FRIDAY at Y. N. Manifest closed ons
hour before sailing time.
steamers leave New York for KichmOnf
EyRRY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Is r
NJ. arriving IN Hehmoai MONDAY ami fri
DAY MQkSlsGA
Passenger ACCOMMODATIONS unsur assoL
Calm faro " Now Iork VIA Jam0s-rlFA
roVte inclUding mealS aud berthl......-.s %
ho,,nd- trip uckeA Limited ~ tIutJ dAJs
after date OF Issu .........ss - w
stee~Age with Subsistence. ...............- o W
stserage without suDsistence. ............ W
CABIN Dlrs ~ Chesapeake and ONO Tah-
- ssssf s'ss ~ ~
CABIN fare viz kishmond aud Petersburg ~,
railroad. -. 49,, 80. .,tS
Tlcsels can 10 obtsined o, A. ". CABRERA lVO
Main street, Chesapegz5 Ant ONO ana HIcn-
mond and Petersburg depo~ aud 81 com panJs
o1icoA. 1901 Main sueeL and EhArf, tocksIIA
FreRh. forwarded and n-olxh Oils ~ laiblS
is,sued FOR poins bsYon1 New lOrk.
Frrtgnt reoelYea daily unul }. Z. III
Pn,sensers leaving Richmond on MONDAls,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ksDA1s, aud
SATURDAYS, by The Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
wav lria Newport Negs) az SD T. A. anl by
Ei-bmoud and Petersburg railroad lshme days
at ASH NJ, will make connection al NOkFOLh
vim steamer leaving those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO, Agents,
NO lSJl Y ain street. AMI
suJ CompaaY's wharf kOc&eEA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
DRrGs. MEDTCssEs. Sc.

TIC. FOR DIR. PIERCE'S MEDI-
- CAL DISCOVERY.
75c. for DIR. PIERCE's FAYoRlTE PRE-
sCRIPTION.
use. Tor AYERS OR HOODS sARsAPA-
RlLLA.
lO.. for ALLCOCR POROUS PLASTER.
zoe. for TUFTS PILLS.
i5c. for FOUND CASTLE SOAP.
75c. OPINIONS LIVER REGULATOR
75c. for HOsTETTER'S BiTrBRS
roc for MRS. WINSLoNs SOOTHING
SYRUP
I5c. for BhANDRErH'SPIL
Use. for FRAYsER's NERVE AND BONE LINZ
AENT. -.
All PATENT MEDICINES and TOILET ARfI-
Giles al 10 10 80 per cent less than regular
prices.
L &. SALE. Apoihecary,
SFsuHW3m sUl yensble street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
THE OTHER WORKS.

is now being laid.
THE OTHER WORKS.
The other industries are a large pull
lev-works, slate-mantel and CRATE
works, and the factory of the Alpine
Safe Company of Cincinnati. The pull
lev-works will be located across James
river from Glasgow, owing to the search
ty of land for industrial purposes on this
side. This factory has been long IN
operation in the West and has proven a
paving business. The pulleys are made
of hard chestnut wood which abonnds IN
this locality. 1t will give employment
as soon as erected to $50 men.
The slate-mantel works are now turn
ing out beautiful and artistic mantels
and CRATES. but have been using entire
ly Vermont stone. Their supply IN
Glasgow will be obtained from quarries
in the vicinity of the city.
SHIP THIN WEST.
Tho Alpine Safe Company has an estab-
lished reputation for its goods through
ont the West. and will manufacture the
safes here and ship them to their ware
rooms in Cincinnati. They will obtain
both their hydraulic cement, of which
they use large quantities, and their
wrought iron here. These new indus
tries. General Lee states, will insure to
Glasgow the moment they go into ope-
ration, LOO to 1,SO0 workmen, and an
additional population to the city OF from
seven to ten thousand,
THE PINS AND The BALLS.
The bowling-alley owned by an enter
rrisinQ real-estate firm is doing a splen-
did business. and the erection Of hand
some billiard-hall will probably soon
follow.
SUCCESS TO THE YOUSGsTER.
The new Herdh Office has just been
completed. and is supplied with all the
conveniences of modern printing oihce.
Three thousand copies OF the paper are
run off each week.
The stove-foundry men are an ener-
getic set. Unable to secure labor here
they brought with them large force OF
masons and carpenters from Ohio, who
are SO much pleased with the place that
they have determined to bring their
families and settle here.
The new Shenandoah-Valley depot
has been completed, and an agent and
operator will be placed in the building
in few days.
STILL ANOTHER.
The management of the Rockbridge
Company state that they are now about
to secure another great industry in the
shape of a powder-mill which will be
located some distance up the valley in a
large ravine. They will employ as many
as 700 hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
pICHMOND. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DICHMOND. FREDERlCkSBURH
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -SoLeiuIs
commencing APRIL ~, ls-y-castern staufat
.mr
fsaA. N. leaves Byri-s,ress station daily.
stops onir s. ASHLAND. b0tnseil, MI
tori, and Frsiorlca-burg, Brooke 4
MidpNal1r Sleeper 81 Ws,hiugi9a
AMI Sog f1rk
u.52 A, NJ. losyos BYRD street sgauoa dsllT. 90.
en.ep. sunday. h.IUt larior Car
richmond lo stHrufrgtnn.
esp. n. Leaves BTri-Str@ss stsuDl daily
~Isrrer. MrHwUu1 t1 NrS York
ssOA. ~ arrives A. Byri r.gesg stAa1a dali.
sleeper from NeF YORK
sSsP. NJ srriye, a. Hy-i 9irssl ssaa9a daly,
stops ag Fraioucks0urL Alior,
nltlEell. And Ashland sleeper fl0A
Nasliagt0u anj New 1OrL Does 40,
fiop Al tDN
e.gP. N. arrive. a. Byrl-suo5t sau0n d..lL
except sunday iUlat larlor Ger
Ma.nngfo. o. Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS
bAur ScHfr srSoirt
,eA N. leaves MbA Arrives a. Ashlani -
ls3 a. u.
COP NJ socommohatios lesy'' Byri.sss3s
ssuon. arrives a. AiAlhni q! ; = ~
Gs,P u leaves kiDa arrives a. Asniani a.
f.BF.A
e.5A N. arrives sIbA Leave, Asbisai sIiD
A. a
street station. leafss ashland Aii:H
A. 4.
6:lsP. ~ srryos Al Ebs bare. Asllaai "
TAYLOR. Tran. Nauagsc
KIT. D. MTsaA GsaeEal So y3ristellsa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
- WAY COMrANI


SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT OCTOBER .. 1879
IgAys RIcHI0sn
200 A. ". Freight cKccft sunday, Carries
passengers totWcCl M .lmouI ani
GorlonsYile.
$50 A. N. Daily FOR on Point ant Norfolk
Chair Car klrhm1II -1 uli Point.
Hoo A. N. Express, daily Tor cincinnati I.il.
man Palace Car Hstm.rI fl H.n-
coyerto, ami rlumgn Sleeper char
l0tte-yile % Cincinnati. Chair car
Oh q 'iuf 90 kichmHnf.
$50 p. NJ. Express daily Tor Oli uli1' al Nor-
folK. pullman 1iecllnE Car tIlr.n-
nau t1 ca p0lsL
40 2. NJ. Accommodation, except sunday %,
Charlottesville.
$50 r. NJ. The e. D. ~ Limited daily IlImsn
elosTIrg ar Oh rHi0t % 'in nHA.-
HO.if FestIluis train. Fi,1 Dini1T A. A.
sad Pal mans Charlottesville o. tia-
ciuuaa ali Pullman % L0glsylie
TRAINS AERlgs At s.cIHusD.
f.a5 A. ". ani 1853 o. g. daily frlu ,in-i1nsr.
g.i5 A. NJ. daily, eHe'p, sunday, from Char
lotfr-VlllH.
I0.s0 A. VI. AMI ,;i5 b. ~ dsl'y from Norio.E
Goo L. u. Fret hr from Charlottesville .Ecers
sunday, Carries IttH.lsrrt
station: Broad -trn.t n.a. rnfnuieHu'h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
JANESRIygR DIVISION
Richmond ana Allegheny hBur1afl

JANES-RlFgK DIVISION
Richmond ana Allegheny hs.roail
LEAVE RlCMONn
800 A. " daily f0r lyncl8Irr. lotington. aaf
NHfiOn Forge.
40 ?. n. for Lyu'hbars except SUNDAY. Sleep
ing Car f0r Ua..lHb tl.s a uaia
leaves Luxembourg a. fl1 a. N. dauy
Tor Lexington aud Diti1u toigs
-Rsfss AEEtYs Ar RICHMOND
gsOP NJ. daily from Clifton ForgA
eaO A. N eKreps sunday from tlt0n forga
Lexington. AL lyDehburs
stston. Eigbk Aal Canal str8is.
ID. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Ag9st
"a w. sTGyESs. General supsuntonisut ioB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

NOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLET-s
II DWELLING No 1907 west Cary street, All
containing eight rooms, range, Latrobo stove,
and stable In rear. Premises 10 good repair.
JOHN T.. GODDlS,
Real Estate Aren't,
~ xr..s4fF .frn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

NOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND Ea
A. DEsIRAbLY-LOCATED STOREHOUSE ~
No. ll!g Cary street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth, with all conyeniences and well suited
for any kind Of wholesale business: Possession
January lat II. SELDOM TAYLOR s. SON,
n. 1871 corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
FOR RENT

NOR RENT. THAT CtNTRAL-fA
j. LY-LOCATED DWELLING No. 4l0A'
Eighth street, between Marshall ana Clay. con-
tanning ten rooms. besides kitchen ami servants
rooms. with range. LatroDo stove, and ell mod
ern improvements. This house Is IN perfect
order H. SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
oc l5-2t corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
THAT HUGE WAR SCARE.
MATRIMONIAL.

Mr.. V. Spalding, the courteous super
intendent OF the Southern Express Com
pany from Knoxville to Norfolk, was
married to-day in Nashville to Miss
Lena NJ. Branch, lady well known and
much admired in this city. Mr.. Spalding
resided in Petersburg for some years,
and is popularity known all along the
lines under his charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

A double tenement house on Lombard
street in Blandford, belonging to Morns
Levy and occupied by the families OF
Robert Carter and Thomas Hines (col-
ored), accidentally caught fire this after
noon and was considerably damaged
with the furniture contained in them.
The property is fully insured.