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"a yrroe', when there was GOOD reason To- be-
lr.e that there was human beng On
board of IL. and in spite OF what anybody
said. bis eyes told HIM that there was rea-
son 60 believe that there was somebody
waving ON that wreck. So he ordered me
ship put about paying no attention 70 the
curuug and sW airing OF tine owner and
beat against q wind that was getting lighter
and lighter for over four hours un'!i ne
reached the French steamer and took Oh
tine two ladies'. -,
There was nobody on board the Clan;
ford that thinks that Captain Guy VIII
ever sqh that ship again. And IN fact ne
don't think SO himself But SAID he 10
me: If | can only get that girl the snip
con CO. II can't get another snip 1 can
sail under n skipper. But there's no other
girl m the world like TINS one.
And SO YOU see. sir" he continues;
there isn't the least chance in the world
for Won. Captain GUYS got her on board
his ship; he's with her 10y sunlight ana
starlight He's lost his ship for her and no
wants to marry her. And. on the DINER
hand. itll be- weeks and weeks, and perhaps
months, before YOU can see her. or write TO
her either, as like a. not, and long before
that Captain Guy viii have his affair SET;
tied, and there isn't any reason IN my nina
o. doubt which way 1t Will settle. And SO
YOU luSt tbht NV ADVICE. SIT, dul Ht'P
drawing that long face. There are plenty
OF good girls ia the world; no reason why
YOU shouldn't get one; but If YOU are
mop.ng for the one that Captain Guys got
his heart set on I'm afraid you'll end by be-
ing a. much out Of your head rs you were
when / found YOU"
"To a.! this | made no answer, but
walked eloomilv towards the stern and
looked down into the foamIng wake.
think | heard the Captain tell one OF the
men to keep an eve on me.
When We reached La Guayra-and the
voyage seemed 10 rle a neyor-endlnS
ono-i Immediately set about finding u
vessel bound for England. My captain
advised me 90 g. up on the mountains aud
wait until a steamer should sail for New
York, which event might be expected IN
two or three weeks. America would be
much better for NE. he thought. than
would England. But paid no a.
tcntion to him. and as there was nothing
in port that would sail for Eng
land took passage in Spanish
steamer bound for Barcelona. Arriving
there, after a passage long enough 10 give
me plenty of time for the consideration OF
the last two words | heard from Mary
Phillips, and of the value of the communi-
cations | had received regarding Captain
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There have been few more genial hoStS
AZ Brentwood than Dir. knssin. ne
used 10 greet visitors at the door an
shake their hand and he was as tall OF
talk and run as any one. His cousin, a
Mrs. Severn. wife Of the London artist,
lives at Brentwood, and has been with
him for many wears. splendid garden OK
flowers and several greenhouse are N q
little open place in the wood below ms
house. He has a large greenhouse He-
voted to grapes, and under the glass ms
fruit grows to perfection and plentiiuily
supplies his table in season. He has peen
seldom seen in the garden during the PAST
summer. One little village lad VINO
stood leaning on the gate looking at the
bright flowers, told me:
"Oh. be used 10 Grub trees there. I've
seen him up there cuttin' birch and hazel,
nut and tAe girl haulin' 'em down 10 burn. y
This was new feature IN the lie OF q
man Of letters, and had flavor OF Glad
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But dis

stones tree-chopping exercises. But dis
covered while In the neighborhoOd that
Mr.. Ruskin was not dreamer. that No
often descended % practical things.
There IL beautiful walk along the edgo
OF the lake In front Of Mr.. Ruskins house,
over clean gravel. bOrdered with trees ne
often walked there. A splendid. Old
fashioned road leads around the head OF tho
lake among The trees to tho village OF Con-
niston from kuskin's house. and there ne
used 20 take q tramp &C about mile every
evening 60 the village. and wander about
MS snort, abrupt streets, speaking 10 the
villagers ana batting the children.
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
The little folks in his noighborhood can
all show some -ift from him, some mage
OF proficiency IN school. others a copy OF
one IF bis books with his autograph. In
the houses 70 picture Of Busktn invariably
hangs n the best room and set nc Il never
heard of at Ambloside, eight miles away.
Some Of the most intelligent people IN the
locality can tell you absolutely. nothing
about the Greatest living master OF EnSllsh
prose.
Mr. Ruskin even vet resembles his earlier
portraits. The heavy head. full beard. full
serious ewes looking out from under heavy
brows. Is Just the same. only ,he head -
whittier, the beard slightly longer ana
nearer o. slivcr. the eyes # anything more
serious and the shoulders beginning to
bend. His affection carries his head 20 one
side, low On his shoulder. He is full Of
the same old human kindness, and. az his
friends say, doesn't look half rs old as he
u.s. 90
Half a mile above Mr.. Ruskin'S home, in
the same wood. Is the house once lived IN
bv Tcnnysou. who came here with his bride
forty years ago. Tent Lodge what q de-
llghttul place for @ honeymoon Tins TACT
Wordsworth lad found out fifty years be-
fore, and his example many. many pairs
happily matched. have since followed. ne
sides Lord Iennyson. Tent Lodge isl very
pretty house. having good view ot INC
lake aud mountains. On mn pehlno the
house l. an OLD seat, with cleared space IN
front of It. and all around deep woods,
with the sunlight on the lake occasionally
ghstoning through. Here lenuysOn wrote
much of lis poetry at this period. He had
the seat huIt himself, and IN the open AR
and in the space about 10 had rhOdOden-
dr0ns planted.
An Old gentleman whom met at the end
of the lake near leluys0n house told me
that he remembered once when he was a
young man seeing the poet on rock pr T
AZ the western side OF theiake lpolnting O.
the place) looking out ut the ripping
water beneath full clear moon.
And 10 was after II o'clock at night,
too. " be- added.
! thought. " Why could this not have
been the time whom the poet SAW The
long light shake across thelah'," and sup
piled att,rWarl his famous line
The Wild cataract leaps IN sioryf'
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Guy Chester. Immediately started by tai,
for London. On this journey | found tlas
what had heard concerning the rescue W, -,
my Bertha had had greater etecI NJ -
me than had supposed. Trains couiu 20 ~
go fast enough Tor me. | was "a resil''' -
a maniac. ] NAV have looked ike one. -.
over and over tried 20 quiet mysen ~
comforting reflections, sewing 90 my
for instance. that II the message wilVh
Bertha had sent floating on the sea TO M
had not been "a good one she would ny
have sent D.. Feel O. she might she c'ul,l'
not have been so hard-hearted as 10 crush Il
the hopes Of aman who. like hcrsclf, miSn.
soon lie IN a waterY grave. But then, t1eIo
was that terrible word but Looked ~
ia cortaln light what could be more CRUSH
ing or heart-brnaking than that.
And then again, Mary Phillips may not
have understood what I sad to hrr
through the peakinc-trumpct A grim
humJr Of despair suggested that az { ~
distance and IN that clustering wind tae
faithful maid-servant might have though,
that instead Of my shouting that ioye9
Inv Bertha ] was asking her If they DAp
plenty If salt pork and hari-tack. II vas
indeed a time Of terrible suspense.
did not know Bertha's address IN ing
land. knew trat she had friends IN Lon
don and others ~. the country: but | was
sure that ] would find her if she were on
the island. I arrived IN LOndon very eariy,
in the morning, too early 10 expect TO tlnd
open any Of tho banklng-houses or other
places WhcTo Americans would bo likely 10
register. Unable 20 remain inactive, l
to0k % cab and drove g. the London docks.
went 20 inquire the whereabouts OK
Captain Guy Chester.
This plan 4 action was almost repulSve
10 ne. Dut felt that it offered an oppor-
tunitv which / should not neglect. /
would certainly learn about Bertha If 1
saw him. end whether II would bee any
thing good OF anything bad 1 ought ID
know II.
In making my inquiries the cahman was
Of much p .anco 20 zoe. And after haF-
ing been referred from one person % an
vessel ia the docks, who knew Captain
Chester and could tell me all about him.
"les. sir. .uI be-. " can tell you
where to End Captain Che ter. He's On
shore. COR De- doesn't command the Hlhi-
ford now. and as far az ! know he hash
signed artlclr- yet either a. skpper w
mat. On auy other craft. The fact IS he z
engaged iu business. which 1 suppose l,e
thinks better taHu sailing the sea. ne
was married about amonth ago. u ohly
two or three days incc he's got bacS from
q little land trip they took Oh the cQntl-
mont. saw him yesterday; he's the hap3-
Dic4t man alive. But It's "a Ike a5 not ht
ready for business now that he's got back
through with his honeymoon. and u IT. "a
skipper you're l0okut for You can't hni a
better man than Captain Guy not about
these docE-.
stood and looked nj tho man without
seeing him. and then in a hollow yoic'
asked. Where does hr liveY
AT 1O9 Lshury street. Calist0y road
Fast. Now that I've told YOU / wish [
hudnt. You look a- though YOU were
going 10 measure him for coffin.
THANK you,' sail land walked aTaT.
lr) 3D. CONTINUED
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VHE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
CHARLES +. CLARKE. PRkSipKsf.
BRADsTREEl7s RICHMOND OFFICE,
No 100 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. Az
J. II. Witty, superintendent

The Richmond once had more than kept pare
with The rapid growth Of .he city ami develop
nept OF the territory tributary W II II offers 70
me mercantile community % this section ali no
advantages OF 6 system the superiority of which
N recognized ia every trade centre Of The civil
red wsrld. That n h Ia special sense prepared
lo guard Ihe interest OF its Local pslrons Is al
tested by inc fact that Il has now lsFger aaiAAsf
81 subser.bTs tAas aAye tAsr ssaezsisls agesz
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.
y OTICE.
OFFICE OF THOMAS RUTHERFoORD.l
REAL ESTATE AGksT,
No. NORTH TENTH sTREEr.


CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY SOLD
AND RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
MICA AND FRLDsPAR PROSPECTS, MICA
PROPERTIES, FOX sALR OR LEASE
SMALL HOUSES and LOTS for sale, as well
as some Of the handsOmest residences In the
city.
Parties desiring beautiful Lots or Residences
on Franklin street, or small houses or lots either
In tho East or West End, will please give me .
call THOMAS hGTHEkFOOhD.
10 4-Tu, Th&Suiw z north Tenth street
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RICHMOND, FHKDgRIcEsBrRa AND rororA0
RAILWAY CoMFANY.
February 81, 1893.
COMMENCING MONDAY, 2im IN
y SLANT, no trnin LOW leagiug RICH
MDNp 90 T.. 81. VIII leave BfkbSIhttf
STATION DAILY EXCEPT 81 NhAfS a. ii.J
A. g.. making close connection ~ Washington
for Baltimore. Fhuadeiph aud Ncw Drt.
fc4-3t q. A. TAYLOR, Tranic Manager
DICRMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Ia And POTOMAC RAILROAD. -Soheiuls
commencing FEBRUARY "a. l6J9-oGstsra
standard time.
tx A. n. lcRyss BYr1-s'rost station daily
Stops oalY a. Ashland. Boutwell,, Nil
ford. suf Frsderi1ktDurg, BROOKE aui
W1owator sleeper ~ ashing.on
ao1 Now York
if.o- 4. NJ. leaves Byri-sneet station daily Ok.
copt SuniaJ
GEO 2. 4. leaves Byri-strso. station ia'ly
7.l,P.M leaves Byrl-~usct station daily.
stop5 only 10 B0tuRe1i. Milford. ard
Frcdoucgsourg Sleeper Ki.hinood
70 SeE York
EsAA. NJ. arrives o. Byrd street station daily
sleeper from NoW York
23gP. NJ. arrives a. Byrd-stresi station daily.
stops At BredoncksDurg MILFORD
b hgsu. aud Ashland. sleeper from
Wasnlngtou ami Now YORK Does not
sllp - klbA
sNs P. NJ. arrives Byrd-stroet station daily
a.ops only 10 FrodericksDlrg, ILL
tori. and Ashland
g.s5P. H. arrives at Byrt-',r0oE station daily
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY gIcgYr 5UNDbY5
stsA. N. Leaves klba Arrives as Aanlant ~
1888 !. e.
AooP. II a-,l-n notation Iesves Byrd-g,reol
station. arrives 40 ashland al T.. II.
cop. u. leaves Eibs arrives at Ashland ~
e4sA. n. arrives alDA Leaves Ashland aiSlJ
A. A..
e.g5A- n. accommodation arrives az Bryd-
Street station. Leaves Ashland st1.H
A. n.
zap. N. arrives a, ElbA leaves Ashland a;
si2PA a.
Tho Now org and Florida Special, com posed
Of puuman VesuDIlel e. ars. arrives byrd-Strsot
station 0u N0adays. Us -iucsiays, and Fridays
al cI9 T.. NJ. aud leaves Byrd street station
d. tuesday, fhursdayA AMI SATURDAYS Al $40
An Extra fare b. charged on this train.
L. A. TAYLOR. frsnic Manager
1T. D. MASS. General approximations
4 TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY, February IA 1870. n
"a H.. rains on this roei VIII run az fol-
TRAINS sCUTHWLRD.
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ing Of the last words ] had heard from the
steamer.
One day, do not know whether il was
~ the morning or afternoon. I raiscd nav
head and On tho horizon saw O steamer.
quick As % na9h my glass was brought 10
bear upon ~. fla thc next minnie my arms
dropped. the telescope fol- INTO NV lap. nav
hoad dropped. 70 was not Bertha's steam
or 70 wae an ordinary steamer with IT'S
dcc6 parallel with tie water and u I.no
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y q
rk1-' { 1,m<fa.
"
rrr ,,,.-..r,.,,, ,.-,,,.y
-
lline 81 en'ee coming ont ~ If funnel
Tho shock Of the disappointment was very
great
=, "'.." ! '''h'" Up ",''iH : c"u'I geo th4.
i4o' ann was approaching "'.h colsidera-
,io..'. '.. 'Il- IAcl AH'G,ei ile ~
l'' I.... i.3 ID, l,"a - ~
e.. ,,,' ., ..-.t',.o.-,. ,......l 80 tr,e,.
j. WIS 'll Injury F'.''I "i 'I'''". p.
TOOK no ti'at l'r'et ih H. one way VI
,,
i'''i' 'NE BIZ "',' 20 H'H il'l 81
5000 p'"l'' 'h '.Fl- j hIoe ana l''h't
'F't il-it.. ih'u some ono ON ti'al'"ii
l'''' " gum "' u. rs l'l7 ~, D.
%" .", ''''' - ...l
I '''''' ''''
A., ~, ,,.,',i-. d. -,.r.a mon Stood on Tho
3..l Of t.a -uqri4wk Some one had
r....l '.,0,,. I,..I,.i' a., l,,,,y co,na+lfn,,
...I i.,.....'t ,l. ,,,,. l'u. n... tl,,,. ,,,.r,
d.. Tb....,.J ,ua ~ iot If questions.
t.,, ...'.,'.,.. p ....,,..,.r tl..,,
81 ,..,,r ...t..-, ,-itI vou;n .ai1
r.t.,. ,..,.t t..t ro ,vo- not tlqt Dr..
- .r tf., Steamer -Tb.u take ma 70
liz. r Said
..Df course wn will sold their leader
u.Irt4mIe. And they took me.
1r1- received ou tho steamer with much
c.Iiaftv auI uu.h questioning b4t tp
r.n. ~ u oil pay any attention. L aH-
,r.-.i the c1V.tu.
"-.r.7 sal II win ho Obliged to you
5. eoa Nip imp.liateiy eruisg, t. thesooth.
wtaa.t.le whit. flag 9t Ia. tot, TO- IT. j., 10
e. i, ar . '3s 'I 2S, T'i .6n.l III
, . o Obtain, a i that t. a ac ' w:6 .
d.aF..
'',.". ...'--'''', ,..,l ,,,',' a., DO
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prrLMAN.CAR sERYIcR

On Trains Nos. u AMI q sleeping-cars between
New YORK aud Tampa. Fla lrt5 jacksonylliol.
on Trains NoA "a and 2 sleeping-cars between
Warrington ana Charleston aud Boston and
IacksJnyiUa On Train No. q, sloep.ng-cars
hatWeen washington and =. Augustine ia
JacksonyilieA. on Trains Nos IS. g. and -
slacr fng-cAra between II. Augustine fFta Jack
son vtiio. and New York. On Trains Nos IS
and - sleepiug-csrs between Washington end
Thomasy'lie Ga
IN addition % the above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
eonsi.tipg u vestibule Pullman cars only, leaves
P,chnoni south 0Ound 40 1.23 =. u. on Mon
davs. Wednosdays, and Fridays. sad loaves Pc
tersburg nor.h-b0und at A. y. on Tuesdays
Thursdays, ami saturdays kxIrs faro 10
charged on THIS train. ...
THB ONLY ALLRAIL LINZ TO NORFOLK.
s,osmob l1lyH AN Norfolk .A.ix sa.ss P u
Richmond ..'2:i5P 2. Il. Norfolk. 200 r NJ
Sorfolk IS OA. 4. Richmond. i@i5 A. a.
Mo traius leaving Richmond a. y 40 A. N. aud
Norfolk AZ a:IO y. b. are solid trans between
tnsse two p0ints, aud passengers 20 through
without change OF cars. Close connections are
aiso made az Petersburg BY tho s.t5 2. ~ train
from Richmond and the $40 A. NJ. uain from
trains leaving Richmond at elO A. N. snd
fi.sD p. NJ and arriving az Richmond az Iei5 r.
N AMI b.l{ T.. "A. make close connection al
Petersburg 70 and from Farmulle, LynchDurz.
and south western points.
r NJ. sULLY. suporintsadsnl
l. T. u. hYsRS General superintendent
I. II. ExsEsOs. General Passenger Agent
SOL Haas. Trsiac Manager fe9
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Brentwood. where, by tho way, Mr.
LYNN Linton. the American ongrayer' once
lived. ia o neat house oi -oioraule SIZE, but
with no striking architectural features.
There U.s. quiet rcpos" IN II general aspect,
which is very pleasing % tue. eye. me
house Wa buiit long before Mr. RuoJlin
moved mont. nearly tw ntyyeal 1-c. and
There have been very few alienation, IN hI5
time. II any. lie does not own tne pro
p.rty but rents. as nearly every body
docs in this district one is con
saatly confronted with large ownershlp5,
which includes whole villages. AnNw nrre
In these woods there ia no cleared land
along tho side * the lake. the water u
Commission can be seen quarter VI q mile
wide. smooth US Glass aud three miles long.
CA the wet from Brentwood slsesa tolera-
blv Lirh mountain across the lake at the
back Of Connl-t0n village, called Con-
r.,ton "Old Man, for no particular
reason that / could see except that y
had 70 bee named and that It redected
u,,f In Conni-t0n lake. Around rs top
f0lted vapory mfsts. as II cares,lng Its sun
burnt head. and recalling Wordsworth ;
expression 10 Mrs. HemanS when She
visited HIM among these lakes and ln-
oured why me iid not see the sunny slopes
AND UneqUaiici skies of Italy % draw H.
spration. His reply was;
" Ms dear madam, / would not give the
mst7 that spirituAiiZe our mountains Tor
ali the slopes and Ike, in Italy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
CT-TTCURA RESOLVENT.

the new Blood and skin Purifier. and greatest
Of Humor Remedies internally. AMI CUT
CCRA, tho great ekin Cure. and CVTiCuHA soAt'
an exquisite skin Besutidor. externally speaii-
cure eycry humor and disease - The skin. scalp
and blood, with loss 81 hrir. whether simple,
scr1fulQus. hereditary. or contagious when phy-
sicians aud an other remedies fan This - -irong
language, but true Thousands Of hopeless SUI
ferers have found u go.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcCRA. 50'.; soar.
Csc. KFsuIyFNT. g. Prepared by the i0rrfs
DRUG AND CuEAIcAL CORPORATION Boston.
- send Cor Hon % Cure skin Diseases" %
pages. 80 illustrations. Hn1 100 Testimonials.
nInIrLEs. alack-h.aa.. chapncl. and oily skIn
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IKAISsNORTHWAKD
Daily
sToPPNG-PLACKs.

nos Il. IS. Il, 81. n. =. 80, ami Sc mako no
stooA 40. 2, aud ~ stop o. signal ~ Nan
chester, Drewry's Blu1. CentrGiiG, and ChestSr.
NoA ~. "a %, and 81 will stop AZ all stations for
raszengara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23

A number Of naval cadets have resigned
recently from the Naval Academy. having
flileda; the semi-anuual examination. Two
more went out to-day-WllliAm " Beck,
Of Maryland. and Frederick l.. Eaton. Of
Michigan.
Between 70 and o'clock Thursday night
fire broke out in the store of Mr.. William
Wheeler, Of Boonsboro, and before il was
subdued about IL 200 damage was done TO
the stock, upon which there is an in
surance Of $1,000.
The store and residence Of Alfred I.
Buckingham, postmaster at Bird Hill.
about hye miles from Westminster. was
destroyed by fire about half-past 7 o'clock
on Thursday evening. Mr.. Buckingham
was badly burned on the face and meek by
falling plast.ering. Everything was burned,
in money. The only things saved were an
organ, two boxes of tobacco. and two kegs
of powder.
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AWFULBIOOD HUMOR

TERRIBLE BLOOD POISON. SUFFERED ALL
AMAN COULD sUFBER AND LIVE. FACs
AND BODY COVERED WITH A"PULsoRES
USED The CUTtCURA REMEDIES IhN
WEEKS AND Is PRACTICALLY CURED.
pRas AnE AnI nalR
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RAILROAD Lrvrs.
"a gy .E ZggEE H
NORFOLK AND WESTERN BAIL-
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE IN KyBEcr FEBRUARY. n foa
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO EoRyoLK AND
LYSCnBURl

EldkDBLh IN AsFeNA FtbNbHhts ~ wv
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO NoRyoLK AND
LYSCnBUKA
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTREgT STATION.
e49aN DAILY. psa Poiorsburx -RichmO ami
Norfolk rbroegh srpross--Arrfve ~
Norfolk i22S r. 81. Stops only al Pc
tsrsSorg ana suffolk. A second
train, leaving Petersbsrg At ii.3D A.
n. and arriving a. Norfolk AZ 2 z. NJ,
stDp3 ~ all stations
eAOA n Daily, TIA PetoTSDurg. Arrive ~
Petersburg lois A. n. No. 8 ieavss
Petersburg 1918 A. n. for Farm
vile. Lyncbburz. ana AL points sosia
ani West
tersours 40 J.. H.. Leave Petersburg
4S5 T. n. daily arriving Norfolk 2
y. n.
ii3o P. n. Daily, via PstsrseuI Arriv. az
uith Train No 4. leaving Poters burg
az 1870 A. n. for Farm nile. Lynch
burg. PossoontaA ami cal Doints
MN, N osa. "a Burr evilie, for Farm Vile,
I'm hhnrs. the eosth. and Mesk
PULLMAN siRsrlNG-CAA ACCoAhVD~
TONS
No. i--Sleep ing-czr from peters5arg % brissot
without chshga. Leaving petersoarG aAiiy ~
4. 20 =. H.. sEa lyncnburs 10 hempns VIM
out chansg. -,
No 5-LJuchburs 20 aoridIAn. and Ros noas
b. Memphis without changa
Tickets baggage-checSs. and all intornauoa
can be sotslnei At Richmond sni PstsTsbdrs
rallread depot A. ". 9arOsrN 100 aaln -t'ees
and a. mo Com panys oa3cs, s0i east Main stress
< "a. COCkINsb,
passenger Ago9L
W. r. BEYtLL
Genera Passenger Agcai
CuARLEsa EDnY. F.cei Teai10aE
General of3ce. ROANOKE Va fes
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D EXECUTED AT The DIsPArCH OFFICE
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Tho store and resihence Of Alfred Z.

Salvation Oil, the great pain destroyer,
succeeds where all other liniments fail.
IS cents.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Ats,,s;,.

7
' COMPANY for NORFOLK. S&kszklIs
PORTsNOUIH. NEWPORT NEWS, CLARE
MONT, and JANEs-KfYRk LANDINGS dlroct,
By elegant saloon rtesmeg ARIEL, ieAdng k.co-
moBd EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, ant
FRIDAY ~ A. n. eGreet-cars 10 directly 10
steamers wharf.
Connections az Norfolk closely with all liaas
for northern cities same afternoon, James river
by daylight. Great tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets ca steamer ana AZ tsarDers
Agency, 1000 Aain street Baggage checker
through. state-roOms engaged loo DAY OF nlghs
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. POkie-
MOUTH, Old POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALAN
TIC ASD DASYILLE STATIONS, aad WASH
iNGTOS. D. G., ali poiaIs IN kassern North
Carolina EAsteril Virginia, AMI all regular land
ings on the Jsnss and hapDkhann0cs rivers, -
lorest rats and through bills tssuei.
LUClES h. TATUM. Yies-frestdent
Nc. III Hsin stree. and kock9u~
IRWIN WRislOEK, Freight snd Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-23
IBy Anglo-Amoricaa cable to The Dlspa,ch. J


BELFAST, February 22.-Tho steamer
which Is conveying the remains of Mr..
Biggar from England 10 Ireland is detained
by a fog. The funeral has, therefore, been
deferred until tomorrow.