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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
A Disease unaeeoantably pre..,.

The prevalence OF ailments attribu,ah,e 70
miasmaIic poison in the air that psople hra.tn,
aud tho water ihsy drink is ollnish unac.ouu,-
able. Not alone la presidential swsnps. h.dIv
drained suburban districts, and nnrsh.. ~.
posed TO the sun's rays by the recsdiar ,,as IA
this seourgo OF humanity found. L,eo in gra,,
cihes' BEAUTIFULLY located sfiifnly severed.
wen looked after Ia eysry respect In n ..,,,.r,
way, We find malariA. lts prsssncs IA o,,.n An.
sxphcabls, but lts attacks are slxs,, nr.,.n,.
able. The professor Is Rosteners s.av.s. ne
ters. The eradicstor bears the san. 49,.
name known TO thousands throughout our nro,a
land aud elsewhere As . synenyme OF rs,,.s nr,.
yention, and cure OF tne insidlous di.orss.s g,
It's sbominabls phases-cnills aud feys, n,,,ou.
rem't'eni, dumb sgue and azus cake. :. 81, =.
oshsra Nor Is Inc Btters Less stisct,,s 80 ,,a,.
gesfion' kidney compiaiat. billorssss =. 80
p&WalFksu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02

nected with the executive Office Of the
National party. He is now chief secre-
tary Of the Irish National League at tho
headquarters in Dublin. He has, of
course, been several times arrested.
During one Of his terms in jail, in
1882. he WAS elected TO Parliament
The usual formula in Ireland has
been the Government sends man TO
prison. and the people return the com
pliment and send him TO Parliament
I'm May, 1888, Mr.. Harrington's news
paper. the Kerry Sentinel, was seized
and his brother the managing editor,
sentenced TO six months imprison-
ment, owing TO the fact that two Of the
office-boys had amused themselves by
printing threatening notices with the
type used in the paper 1t WAS entirely
a Joke on the part Of the boys, bnt the
editor had to DO bis sentence on the
plank-bed and prison-diet for oil that.
Tim Harrington's letter TO the London
Times exposing the circumstances OF bis
brothers prosecution was described IN
the House OF Commons ty MIR. Irevel'
van as 1.-THE most scathing piece OF satire
/ since Junius"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
At q Chicago Bar.

Dramatis Persona: A vell-known
Eastern Lawyer elderly, a Bartender
(statuesque).
Lawyer: VIII you give me o glass OF
water, please?
Bartender Colby OF what?
LAWYER OF water, please.
Bartender: Anything else
Lawyer Nothing else.
Bartender Nothing ut all?
LAWYER: Nothing. L only wish q
glass OF water.
Bartender Plain water ?
Lawyer Simply plain water.
Bartender: Hot or cold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
DgUGs. nEDsCiSEB. SA
DrpAnruRr CT ayEAnEKs.
OLD DOMINION BTEAM- ia
" SNIP COMPANY AEM.
FOR NEW YOBg.

FOR NEW YOhA-
steamers Leave H.chnond ~ SRI IL ksDAf
and hlDAI .. l. T.. Aaniis6s closed ols
hour before SAILING tinA
steamers losys Now York for Richmond
EVERY "WEDNESDAY and sAtU kDAI az 5 I.
NJ. arriving IN Richmond AONOAt Rol BiSI'
DAY AOkSLhSs.
Passenger sccofn Y odaaOns unsur passsl
Cabtn fare % New 1orf "a JeLAeSfiFf
route dnclIding meoB and Der'hh....-.'S u
Mound nip E0keLA umiIel - 1AiJ a1si
Alter date OF isSu0............. ......'..'. ~ w
e,.,.o,o y,tth slhslstsa cs ................ %
stsersge, wItnout 81 osetouce. ...........s "
Csy.A D>' 70 10 %
Cahin faro yis Richmond and Pe'srsburS g, n,
Tatlrods1. 80
T1osets can % obtsincf as 4. ". oerDcra ~
Main s,reet ChesGI eaks AMI ohio Gni HloA-
moad and Petersburg dep9i> ana az cotn pShJ'
orTcas i5Jl Main street, snt wharf, tocksst>
Frsirh. Forwarded and tn.ol "a uls ~ AA1ihS
is,,tet Tor points beyond Now aorL
Fr,-icatr,csiYed dAilT Until !. :. NJ ,..,,,,
g.aTengers L. aving Richmond on AOADAI .,
rJrEsDAYs, WEDNEDA1S, THURSDAYS anl
sATURUAYs, by tho Chesapeake and ONO rail-
nav tria Newport News at 80 A. 81. ana ~
pi-bmoud and Petersburg railr (san8 dhyg
atq.40 A, M. will mako connection al NOhFOLA
lin steamer leaving th0to day.
GEORGE ". ALLEN co, Agsns,
No 83l Alaiu sreol eni
su,l ComDGaY's snasf hOc<esA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
EVENING WRAPS.

Some otthe new cloth evening wraps are
as handsome and quite as effective as the
plush creations We are more accustomed
to. One recently noticed in mignonette
gray smooth cloth had the upper portion
outlined b. kind of cuirass effect pro-
duced bv cut Jet embroidery. It's edges
were bordered with pale pink ostrich
feather trimming, and the garment was
lined with pale pink satin. 1t was, Of
course, intended for theatre or carriage
wear.
The white woollen dresses, which ap-
peared during the opening months Of
fall as out-of door and particularly sea-
side toilets, have been taken indoors
now and appear as house dresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
THE OLD DOMINION
l. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND, VA.

This company invites the attention o. ths
people OF Richmond 10 lts simple and prac'lcai
plan Tor enabling persons q small means 70 So
cure homes OF their own.
The CONT auy will lend money on real estate
20 yithin Is PEI cent. Of the appraised value, 70
be returned I'm small monthly instruments
scarcely mors thsn tho ordinary monthly rent
Asasl simple inyestrions he shares OF the COM
many arc very desirable because OF tho fact that
thcv roprasent tho smaliosi possible rtsk Win
the largest profit, the security being always real
estate.
ladies' or other persons q means not able or
willing 20 engage IN active business pursuits
car bv an Investment IN mo shares Of this COM
pany become practically partners IN an exten-
eive, active, and profitable 0usiness, under tho
management OF men WITH 'he best business
qualities and Of large sni varied experience.
For fun particulars Hose desiring to invest or
20 borrow will please cal en- or aidros.
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
9ecreta-Y au1 Treasurer,
iii5 esst Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
TEAMS soETawARp.
sDaily.
.iiy. 49,
srlPPIN(lPLkOM

sDaiiy.
sToPPINiPLAoS
sos Il, 81 and ~ taafs no sseps sos
% aad 78 gtop ca ssnA ~ NAnen ,ssst,
D-ewry,s Biur. CeaTaliss and CHESTER. No: 50
stops on sieasi at Manchester and Chester. rn
ss stS,,s Al MANCHESTER. No ~ stops on signsi
M Nanchsster. Nos. 8. "a N " wiz s'op " "A
stations Tor Passenger.
yuLLAAS-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos. u and % siesping.oars between
New Yorx sai rsmpA fla tsss Jse<sSnvills.
On rr.ins SoA IA sad "a slespias-cars ootweea
W.shinsson and Chsriestoa. GA Trsn No u,
,,.ensns.enr, te,ween wsshinEton aud Jack
Sny,,ie on Train No. IS slec9ing-eAu boz
ss-s.a Jackson vilie and New YORK
Tss ONLY ALLaAIL LINZ no NORFOLK.
,.,.aI lsIvs :s4s 4 ~ sostols a..s .sn p NJ
pssA,,o.a .:3aY ~ No<foik. 80. TOD p n
Snrsois sS40A. u. kioaincnd. .ifis A. NJ
To,so,f 1900 P. N. sisA0ond.. s:s3 2. n
~ns ,rsin. Leaving kiohmood ~ B. % A. n. and
ra,sols ssl p 4. are solid trans bsswsea
sSsss two poinss. and paxiengsrs 80 through
vishout change Of cara Close eonnectlons are
s,so uads a. heisrsbarx BY the aSa p. ID. rala
from Richmond ana sas eas A u uala na'a
Norfolk :. nn ana
,,.s,p A ana arriving ~ Rtchuond 81 ifi5 Z.
.aa EnJ Y. n. maze close oonnsctioa -
px,srsnure 70 and hon farmvtlla. Lynshearx
= "a .e',sh sssoyn potntA
Asa seu' = - BULLY. superintendent
IT u kYunA 0enseAi eupeeneeeteee
q = nAaaSok oeaerok xaoo4oooe AnoAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
TlMoThY HARRINGTON,
The Irish u. p. About to visit tho United
States.

The Irish IT. T. ADOuI 20 7 Islt mo tHIItH
States.
Conspicuous among the six members
of Parliament who are to plead the
cause of ireland in America is Timothy
Harrington, who was born in the County
Kerry in 1850. In early life he vas a
school-teacher, and then with his brother
Edward started n bi-weekly paper at
Tralee called tine Kerry Sentinel.
When the land league was start
ed he became one Of its or
ganizer5 and has ever since been con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
LADIES SHOULD HAVE MuscIF.

While the DISPATCH man was on his
rounds looking for news concerning the
various athletic organizations here, he
was approached by one of our leading
businessmen, who said 4: "LoOk here,
why don't you newspaper-men agltete
the subject OF having a gymnasium here
for girls and ladies. 1t is one thing
Richmond certainly needs, and [ have
two little daughters whom / would make
attend regularly. II is pity to see our
women growing up SO weak and devoid
OF strength. :"
This gentleman was certainly right,
AMI such gymnasium and natatorium
are two OF Richmond's most important
needs Girls are carefully Instructed in
music, French. aud dancing, but parents
don't think enough about their health
They should be made to take exercise of
some sort. Possibly the use OF light
dumb-bells would be good for them
and while, OF course, there would be no
pleasure in holding a little hand filled
with "corns caused by constant prac-
tice with such appliances, every Qirl
should take good, healthiul exercise.
to a moderate extent at least.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .stSezs...

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ,zttfyE,l
\ COMPANY for tao ssAsBOkA. AAa--4- - e
Cheapes. aud most pleasant route T. -,vg 80
P0fST VIkGINA BEACH. OCEAN Niam'
NORFOLK .PoRrsHoUIH. EsNP0af HI.w65,
CLARKMONT, and JAdES-kl'EE L1nD'
IFG5 by elegant saloon steames 49, =, =. -
leaving hichmcnd BYgaY MONDAY, N hDN Ao-
nay, and FRIDAY al A. n sIrset-cars 20
direetlv 70 ,teamers' wharf Fare 10 Old foh'
or Norfolk, ti.50: second class 81 -,.,.
Connections SO Ola POint ani Nor'ol< cioSsy
with All iaos FOR northern cisios, Vnginia beAch.
aud ocean Wow same sitoraooa, 'auls7 ~,
Iy daylight Great tourist linA VheApe"
route. --. - =, carb.r,.
Agfocy. 100 Main str8eG baggage cnechei
thyough. siAie-rooms engaged Tor day or nish-
FIRE. g,lt received daily for SOaFOLh. fONi 81
MONTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA, Al Ian ,-
rio And DANylLLE, aud FAkbFlLLa AND
poWHATAE 4 K STATIONS, sud VASE
INGTOS. u. e., all polnS IN BHS1orn NORM
Csroitna, Bsateru Y.Tslnis, sn1 al regular lsod-
IN "a on the James riyer, AZ lowest ratos an 4
Nii LUCIaa b. TATUM, Yice-PrssiienL
No tN7 Main street. and kocAettA
IRvrs Wzis oEE Freight and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02

LOCAL. MIXED. daily except suoiar. leaves
Tuengy-thiri slrosi i3r v oss Point aat inter-
mediate points
TcscIollce az staton foot of yirgina siresl
Opos8 A. 81. TOO j.. 80. anu ir0m Z. h. o. 80
A. h
CITY ticheLomes-oornsr Of renu aai Mala
eneetA
SOL uAAS JAH. T. TAYLOR
Tvaiia Manager Gcnersf Passenger Agent
JOSEPH Z POTTS. Diysi0n iNsseuser AgsuI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
AS To PURS.

Wide latitude is permitted in the
wearing OF furs. One wears either a
little cape with muff and boa, jacket,
a newmarket, or, yes, even a sacque,
though that anomalous garment Is not
encouraged. 1t is impossible to con-
ceive why the sealskin sacque ever was
introduced. 1t is completely ungraceful
aud will make dowdy Of woman no
matter how faultless her figure. It was
all a mistake, and both the furriers and
their customers have recognized it as
such by adopting either the graceful
long newmarkets or the iaunty short
Jacket or still more abbreviated cape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
NOT ONLY BOYS.

Ine gymnasium, however, is not re-
stricted to young men and boys. Some OF
our older citizens are IN the habit OF fre-
quonting il and taking little light exer-
clse 70 keep their blood circulating.
Among this claas perhsps The most no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
STYLE AND SIMPLICITY.

Very charming house dresses they
make, too. They are designed with sim
plicity, and yet with good deal of style,
too. in the straight, accurate lines. and
they are not usually contrasted by the
SLIGHTEST touch of color. White, how
ever. has not the happy faculty of its
opposite-of adapting itself to every
figure and contrasting well all varieties
of complexion. 1t is true that any good
complexion, brunette or blonde, may
wear white, but let women who have i'm
perfect skins and sallow flesh tints be-
ware Of invoking so vivid q comparison.
Large women, also, should be warned in
time and eschew white.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
SCHEDULE IN HRPScr EATit fnh
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO AJRFO-A AID
LTECaBuhA

r. UNI AAAh AN - " 10 AAAsN MILL
~ hOAD
sCHKDULETh EYPErr GAYft. fnA
TWO TRAINS DAILY 70 aJRFO-A AID
LTECaBURA
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-,TR STATION
sAOAM DAILY. Vic Peisrs5erg siolm'ns aat
nfrfoiE Ilr1Egn kLrrnst t.r.Ff 70
Norfolk 1879 y NJ sop. ..IF 8s 20.
tersDurg anu suffolk A -ee1Di
wat, Leaving fetrr.0urg ~ lisll A.
e.. 60 arr vug a. Norfolk $50 o. H.,
fsorsEfs .l stations.
eeAM N. Daily. ts -s,orsoarz briy, ~
fetsrsburg IJ.it A. ~ 30 5 leaves
Pc,er8burg 3I.i5 A. n i0r FArr-
vins, LY5chour-. sua a.i psmh South
.cPu Daily. Va ?essrsbu-g Arrive p.
burg si5 % a.. isaTs fslsraburE
a. 2. n dalT afriFnk NoTelkf
lin Pm Daiy. va To,srbur. Luiys M
Petersburg lAJl AZ. H.. oonne-cut
vita Trsia ~ 4. icsying P8tsro0urg
a. las0 A. H. r., fs-mvip. LYn-h.
bark. f9eah5nslA snd sl 9oiau
,t.ooA n OaiIy. ga Buraeyiis. Tor FsrmunA
LgnchDerg tle 1outn. ond helt
PULLMAa sLEgPLa0-CAG ACCOAAODA-
TIOss
No. f-Slce ping-csr from Petersburg ~ Bctioi
without etahg> leaving fctersDurs dtiy 10
I2.4D a. a.. AGd LyncnDarg 10 A1mpls VITA
NO ILynoh burg % RomN sai Roanoss .
henphis uiIhOus ohA4x>
rtcket. ullszAge-chock2 AL al iniofihsaoa
o.n b obtained as hicnmcpt AMI fotsnLdrE
ralroAd aepsk A. W. Ssgleg'N lsJJ hnin ssross
aud o. Tho CompsBJs 0.aca pl east Man ,isao~
-. 70. lODhlNhl,
Nas-.lE.r g5l-
W. d B.ViLL
Genera PASSENGER AgoaL
Cslalxs a. EDDY. slcs-PrsalisnL
6,uossl once. hoanoka "a toi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
PULLNAa
OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
- WAY COMPANY
IN BFFECr OCTOBER -, 40,
rutrn ufruHngn

SCHEDULE N BFFECr OCTOBER =. 800
LEtTs RICHMOND
$50 A NJ Daily Tor Oh poil. snt Norfolk.
CDair Car Richmond To- OF Point
HOO A. II. Express, daily for Cincinnati Piii-
Tran Palace car iN.hfr'u1 fo Ron
csverto. Rui pullman sleeper Char
l0stcsvllls ~ CuclnuaA Chair CAf
Oii Point % Riolm0rf.
$50 p N. EIlross daily Tor Oh '0iu' n1f for-
f0ls Pullman sleeping Car Ciucin.
matt 20 CD PO.at
$50 P. N. Accommodate, except sunday Zoe
Chariot 5y.iir.
ESQ Y. u The r. r. v. Limited daily. PuIlmNa
sleeping Car GA P9iat - oinrinnau.
Sold yosuDui8 train, vim DininsC az
uaf PulluR8s Charlottesville % lln-
c;nrar AT Pullman Cd ilga.sYila
TpAISz ARafvs Az RfrHn0sD.
RS A. NJ. sol g.Ss p. N. daily f-0m cta,innsti
g.i5 A. A. daily, ex,8pg sunday, from char
lCt'esVil3.
,n.so A. 4. ana s.gs p. -. daily from Hori'.k
e.00 p. ~. Freirht from Clarle tosTiiio * ee2s
sunday, Carries pl-s'nEefs
station: Broad stf.1t ar soFent'ensa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
SOME OF TIE MEMBERS.

The gymnasium membership numbers
over 200 and represents most every line
Of business. Many of the members
have attained considerable proficiency
in the use of the apparatus and perform
ieats which would be creditable to pro-
fessIonals. Among those who attend
and VINO may be mentioned as strong
advocates OF the benefits to DO derived
from the exercise are Messrs. John w.
Atkinson, George q. Bidgood, K. II.
Meade, A. J. Peasants, George NJ.
he'd, James ". Gordon, j. Q. Lamb,
John Lancaster, G. W. Morris, q. b.
Pegram. $. 4. pulliam, 4. A. Carter, Il.
Hill Montague, Il. Il. Hambcrlin. j.
Aston Caoell, w. II. Hoofnagle, l..
Mex. Judkins. l.. ID. Grant, W. Ii.
Mercer. o. w. Hankins, @. NJ. Branch,
Jr., George ID. Kellogg, Thomas 3,
Wheelwright. and +. A. Bush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
vAR1ors FASHION MOTIFS.

Tinsel still appears in our evening
brocades, although not affected by the
moro tasteful dresses.
Striped camel's-hairs combine two or
more colors, and both the rough and
finished varieties of the cloth.
Plain and figured poplins are distinct
" in vogue. They are friends of our
youth that have recently been somewhat
neglected.
The fashionable toque or turban is by
no means complete without the addition
OF coiling serpent created in iet-an
idea which possibly had its inception IN
the asp forming a feature OF Cleopatra' s
head-dress.
Feather trimmings are used on almost
everything. II is becoming popular to
line the inside of the collar of on eve
ming wrap. and sometimes even OF a
demi-toilet, with q garland of ostrich
tips.
The old-fashioned "berths reap.
pears this season. 1t is applied on some
of the most stylish evening dresses:
The American Beauty" is the favor
ed rose for millinery uses. @. ID. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
TIN r1oHrrNa-DEMocRAr.

Our able and energetic chairman OF
the City Committee, Mr.. james .. Lamb.
Is also one OF tho "light-weighf cham
pioas d the city, and DO u great tn
thnsiaat on The subject Of boxing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
FOR A YOUNG MISS.

This is pretty frock for a young lady
from twelve to fifteen years. Ii is Of
rough camels-hair cloth and dark green
in color Russian jacket of beige vel
vet, bordered with gold-braid passemen-
terie, over vest Of deep-red surah, forms
the upper potion. sash of beige rib
bon being drawn around the waist, with
long ends depending over the skirt. The
latter follows older peoples fashions,
being entirely plain.
Something odd in the way OF a car
riage dress flashed through the Park
the other afternoon behind very ir-
reproackabIe coachman and team Of
grays. The dress was warm gray
cloth, with full sleeves Of yellow velvet
supplemented by gloves Of suede. The
combination was decidedly novel one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
GLOVES AND BRUISES

When it comes down to regular rough
and-tumble exercise, boxing may be said
to win the palm. Nearly every muscle
is brought into play, and the "slnggcr "
has got TO keep both eyes open.
In Richmond this department has per-
b.ns not received the attention it de-
serves. though some Of our best-known
citizens are able to shoot out some pretty
hard blows, and in the right place. too.
When Professor Marcsllus Baker
was giving instructions in the " manly
art Mayor Ellyson was one OF his pu-
Mia and Il ia said his pugilistic attain
ments were very excellent-to those
| looking on, but not to the man he man
aged 10 hit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02

DOOK AND JOB woRh NEA ...i
ID Kxncgvkp Ar ras pisfA'iA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02

DIaIPLES, 5lack-heads, red, rough, chApped
flM and oily skin cured 10y CUricURA soar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
JANRs-RIVER DlYlslOS
Rlchmend ana A-Ilghany hlilr1Atl

JANRs-RIVER DIVISION
lsichmond anu Aisghahy hsiroAil
LsAYs AlcHN0SD.
500 A. v. daily for lyneaDdrG Aef'ns''a' ana
Clifson Forge.
1DP.M ior Lynsablrg except sunday. sleeD-
Ing Car i0r Balcony fal. 4 uala
leaves Lynchburg 81 Oh a. a. 4aag
for Lon1Egon and clifton FcrsA
TEtfSs AREfys AZ RiCnh0sD
amp NJ. c.ily from clifton f0fge
40 A NJ except sunday nom tifton forgA
Lsxiagt3H. anf Lynch burg
htsElea; Eiyl& ana Csaal sEeos
H. FULLER
General Passenger AEBut
q. ". srsYKss. General supsrnte-fent .oi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
Y0RK-RIVEI LINE,yn wEsrroIsr.
TIE FAyomTK ROUTE NORTH
RICHMOND:

TRAIN No "a. $40 p Il.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily 0xcopt snnfaV. stops
at all stations ~ Lester Manor connects via
rtsge for Naikorton Ssh Baltimore steamer 40
IVES, Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
:AINs AKRIYE Ar RICHMOND:

s s:IS p p " From Atlanta and AuguliN
sas A. NJ. From Amelia Courthouse
40 p NJ. ffOm ksieign-
5.3S I. NJ A. Manchester, from Cl0yce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
FOOTBALL.

Perhars no sport is so popular with
the students as this. Many persons
think this game mere animal contest.
in which only the sinews and muscles are
brought into play. While truly a large
mart OF the duty OF n college Is to put
forth its strongest. largest, and most ae-
tive mon, still they regard his lnteliI-
eence. bravery. and cool-headedness rs
among the chief requirements aud as m
dispe1sable to a frst-class player. This
came is fast catching up with baseball
in popularity in the eastern States, aud
among college men may be said even
now to be its compeer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
cnM1ra To - TRONT.

Little notice was taken OF Richmond
Collccs in athletic circles before last
session (fss9-'90), when they made their
fine records in football aud baseball.
Last fall the people of Richmond wit
messed well-contestel game OF foot
ball in the old Boschen Park with me
club from Wake-F crest College, North
Carolina, and besides several other
games played in Richmond they took
: yeral trips throughout the State.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
WEDDING FASHIONS.
THIS SEASON THE PRETTY BRIDES
WEAR GROs-GRAIN SILK.
Frochs for Young Misses-Cnrriage Dresses
and Furs for Evening wear-wooI-
len House Dresses.
Correspondence Of tho nichmcnd Dispstch.l
New YORK, November |. 1890.


Nothing is go altogether interesting to
vomankind, no matter what the time OF
year, as wedding fashions, / suppose
albeit the subject can be of immediate
Importance only to tho fortunate ones
who are on the eve OF matrimony.
Nothing is quite so changeless as bri-
dal toilets in the main they are the
same from year to year and from season
10 season. Nevertheless, there are varia-
tions in the details, and the wedding
dress of one year is never an exact
duplicate Of the last.
This season brides wear white gros-
grain silk. One OF the prettiest models
shows a short bodice, with surplice re-
vers drawn from the shoulders, where
several rows of shirring appear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
mdH-NEoKED AND LoNG-sLEEyED.

The bodice is, OF course, high-necked
and long eleeyed-it is in bad taste to
cut wedding corsage ever so decoitete-
but between the revers there is q front
consisting of kind of cascade of lace.
The front of the skirt is drsped in ma
tural folds, but is altogether plain.
There is square court-train Of impos-
ing dimensions, and this is of ivory
white satin.
The veil il Of tnlle and is arranged
somewhat differently to the usual form.
In front the fall comes only just below
the bust, falling away to the sides and
floating out over the train, 1t is con-
fined just above the forehead bya bunch
OF orange-blossoms, which remain the
true wedding posies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
TRAIN NA 5IA3sP. N.

BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily eNcoqi santsG
f0r West Point connecting Htth YORK. iFsr
steamers for baltimore. A. Baltimore steamers
e,nnoct with Baltimore anf ONO railroad f9r
Washington, Philadelphia ant Nov fuiA
sieamers loaTe baltimore j.. ". daily eEcspi
TRANS arrive at RichmonI OILS A N. COS .J.iJ
A. 81.