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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
What is Scrofu!a

i. that !mruritY IN t'in h'cod ~s.eh. acrrr,'''
'a'in- IN the E,aals ~ 80 rcrk. produces w
sicitly humps 81 srci,rs; ' tHsscs pain'sl
foralnf. sores 81 ~, srli5. is', or fGe.. ya.ea
devcopcs ulcers ~ IT, ovcs ~. or insc. c'iea
causing blindness OK 'Eess; e hshi tae cr..in
az rimrlss, caaccruui Arcnfi.s. o. risry other
Misunderstanding ui-a'.y a2cs.bea 20 " l,n1.s.'
Nls moro Formidable cHrtay than consumption
O. cancer alone, for scfcsuA combines tho wcrs:
possible features o, both. Eerg ,he moss ancient.
II Is the mos. general Of al diseases OF affections,
for very few porsors arc entirely free from K.
How can IL he cured? ~ taking Ucod's sarsa-
psr'i!a, which. by tic cures !: has accomplished
often when o,hor medicines have failed. has
proven itself 20 be potent ard peculiar medicine
for this disease. For al affections Of tho blood
Hoods sarsaparili is rneqaal,cd. and some OF tho
cures II has effected are really wonderful hyou
suffer from scroiula in any OF rs various forms,
DO sure to give Hoods Sarsarar.ila trial
Floods SaysaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six forss Prepsredoniy
BY G. I. HOOD CO.. Apotheearies. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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THE TRIP TO WASHINGTON.
A Charming Brcnksa., on the Rsil-cov

crrcr Ecit Iisturus---Other tnroiiuiars.
The Cameron. Nayo bridal party left
the city nj StD o'clock Yesterday morn.
ing for WashinRto wnere they speut
the day ia Wishing Inc points of interest
at the capital c.ty.
he Transportation was III the private
Ger loGnt1e," wh.ch Was used by
Colonel a. l.. Mcclure. editor OF the
Philadelphia Times. while on his recent
southern trip. II was sumptuously pre-
pared for Colonel Cameron and his in
vIted guests, and the breakfast which
vas served en- route has seldom been
surpassed in point OF magnificence and
splendor. The bridal party returned to
the city last evening, leaving Colonel
Cameron and his bride in Washington,
where they will remain short while
before leaving for a tour through the
Northwest.
The contingent who enjoyed this trip
we're Misses Cameron, Ruffin, Strother,
Collins. Darlington, DE Treville, VI. and
H. Ross, and Mary Morris Jones. ann
Messrs. John W. Atkinson. Eddie G.
Mayo, Allen J. Rufin, Duncan Came
ron, and Revs. George Pattson and Ro-
bert A. Mayo, who were chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas \. Carter.
GOVERNOR HOLT AND STAFF.
Governor Holt, OF North Carolina, and
several members of his staff, who came
to Richmond to attend the wedding, left
yesterday afternoon ria the Richmond
Ao.-.fto t.
Among those of the Governors staff
who were still at the Exchange Hotel
last night were Colonel Julian ). Carr,
president of Blackwell's Cooperative
Tobacco Company, of Durham Col
onel John s. Cunningham, of Person
county, the most extensive tobacco
grower in the Old North State, and Hon
J. c. Buxton, prominent lawyer and
politician of Winstgu.
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Now Richmrnd rheatre.

The attraction for tonight at the
theatre will be Milton Mobiles. supported
by an efficient company, in his new
play of 4 Son OF Thespis. This IS said
to be the best.of Mr.. Nobless many pro-
auctions. and has been received with
great favor in the larger cities. Mr..
Mobiles and his charming wife are great
favorites here. The same piece will be
PLAYED at the matinee TO morrow. From
Sire to Son will be played Saturday
nirht.
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I,,, milan Hor. du Combat.

by Arglo-American cable to the Dispa'cn.I
Cork, IRE, October 29.-John Dillon
is now hors du combat. He was pur-
sued and attacked last night while
driving to an anti-Parnellite meeting.
He was pelted with stones, and during
the fracas received severe blow on the
knee with stick. On account OF swell
ing his physician ordered him to keep
uuiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30

Mason, of Chinese FAM, Pleads Guilty.
fBy Angio-Amcrican cable to the Dispafch.l
SHANGHAI, October 29.-Mason, the
Englishman who was charged with sup.
plying arms to Chinese secret society,
and who pleaded guilty to the charge,
was to-day sentenced to nine months
imprisonment
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FURNITURE. 81
TAXES.

MANCHESTER TAXES. THE
WI last half Of the CITY and SCHOOL TAX
for 1891 is Que NOVEMBER lsT. All persons
,ayiug the samo on or before that date viii be
entitled to n rebate Of ) per cent. on the bali
city tax. and all persons paying the whole city
and school tax on or before that 1ato viii be gu
titled TO a rebate of pcr cent on tho hall city
ta- am now ready % receive the state tax Tor
1891. THERE WILL Bis ADDED PER CENT
10 ALL TAXES STATE, q ll, and 50 HOOl:-
unpaId DECEMBER l, 1891, ana the bills
placed in the hands % the Sergeant Tor colle'-
lion. J. ". BRONAUGH. JR.,
Treasurer City Of Manchester
~ 81 -eOdt<Oli
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RAILROAD LINES,
RAILROAD LINES.
N = : :: w uaIIak:XsstsInh

N = = !: w uaIIak:XsstsIn
sChEDULEi-, EBFECT AUGUST D., 1891.
LEAVE MChMOND, BikD-sTkEEr STATION
800 A. NJ. Daily uiG Petersburg -liichniondani
Norfolk Through Exprcss-Arrive
Norfolk 1850 A. NJ. stops only
at Petersburg. Wayerly, and suffolk.
1905 A. NJ Daily, rsd Petersburg Tor noaaose,
k1iuVrd, PHlaaLl, ana Bristol also
connects at Radfor1 for Bluefieid
and P,cahontas- Parior-car Peters
burg TO Roanoke and Pullman
sleeper Roanoke to Memphis VIA
Knoxville and Chattanooga.
1910 p. N. Daily, ria Petersburg for Lynch
burg, Roanoke, and intermediate
stations. Noeonnection beyond koa-
noke.
5:45 p. NJ. Daily eaa Petersburg Arrive Nor.
folk S:20 p. NJ.
1880 T. n. Daily, ria Petersburg for Roanoke,
Radioga, PULASKI, and Bristol; also
Tor Blue cid, Pocahontas, Eikhoru.
and stations Clincn-valley division:
also for Louisville and stations
Louisville and Nashville railroad
ria Norton.
PULLMAN PALACE 81 REPER
between RICHMOND and LYNCH
BURG ready t,r Occupancy at
y. NJ. also pullman Sleeper Peters
burg - Louisville rfa Norton and
Roanoke 20 Memphis and New
Orleans rnknoxvilie and Chasta-
n0oxa
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburg and
tho West daily 1:44 A, NJ, lao =. NJ, and Tao
p. N. From Norfolk and tho East HAS A. n.
amt 6:SS y. ".
TicketA bageags-checks, and all information
san DO OBTAINED at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot, A. w. CARRIERS, Dol Main ssroeS
and at the coInpany's ofice, s3S east Main street.
Il w. COURTNEY
Passenger Agent
w. b BEvIIIs
= General PAsseags. Agent
0sassal ofaoA Roanoke We y
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAILBOAD.-Srhe'lls
commenting JUNE s, ls0I-oas.ern standard

JUNE s, Is9I-Cas,ern standard
s:oi A. N. leaves Byrd-s'rcct station daily,
stops only az Ashland. BOthweli,
Milford, FrelericksDurg. Brooke.
nDd Nidewater sleeper 10 Wesn-
ington and New YORK. Arrives
Washington 1901 7. NJ. Baltimore
At l:l7 =. NJ. Philadelphia 3i7
h..'soY Ycrs $50 4. VI
1850 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strort station daily OK.
cept sunday. Bgdc, Pagios Car
Mchmrud 10 tnw io.s. Arrives
Washington 4:lO L. NJ. Baltimore
6:2i +. ~. Philadelphia 5:4o T.. NJ,
New York l0:3J p. v.
ZOO z n. ioayes Byrd-Stroet station daily
Sleeper Richmond ~ AcH Yors.
Stops only AZ Ashland. Rothwol,
Milford, Fredericksburg, BroOka
and Widowater. Stops at other Sta
tons ON Sundays Arrives Wash.
ington il:0S r. NJ, Baltimore 1875
4. NJ. Philadelphia 3:45 \. NJ, Now
York $50 A. ".
$40 A. H. arrives NJ Byr,i-Streot station daily.
Sleeper from New York. stops only
at Wdewater Brooke, Fr0iericks-
burg, Milford, Boutwell,, aad Ash
land. Stops at othGr stations on Sun
days. Leayes lsA.ns II $50 "
GASP. n arrives at Byri-Streot station daily.
Stops 40 Fredericksburg, Milior1,
Boutwell,, and Ashland. Sleeper
from Washington and Now YORK.
Does not stop az ElOa- Leaves
Washington IU:51 4. n.
900 p. NJ. arrives 40 Byri-Stroot station daily.
except Sunday. Buffet farlor Car
New York a. Richmond. Leaves
Washington 500 T..
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 =. NJ. leaves Byrd-streot station, arriving
Fredercksburg at GAO L. NJ.
$40 A. NJ arrives Byrd-Streei statiOu, leaves
Fredericksburg 800 A. u.
ASHLAND TRAINo.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
GAS A. NJ. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland u
1888 A. NJ.
GOA p. M. leaves Elbl. Arrives az Ashlands;
7.U3 l.. NJ.
6:45 A. II. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland ~
sos A. NJ.
..iS p. Il. arrives at Elba Leaves Ashland"
$50 Il. NJ.
G. A. TAYLOR. Traiiic Manager.
X. I. ID MYERS General superintendent.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM RA
~ SHIP COMPANY. L.A>A.A
FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK. - -
steamers leave Richmond EVERY ltESDal
and FRIDAY Jociuct 4. NJ. Manifest closed
one hour before sailing time.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EyEBY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY At i.
H., arriving in Richmond MONDAY and FRI.
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fair to Now York ia James-nVcr
route dncluding meals and berth. .....S 90
Round-trip tickets. limited 10 thirty days
ofter Iaie If issue II 90
s,oaraco with ~ ts.lstonco ........,... d 90
stecrage, without subsis -ence. .......... w
Cabin rare GA Chesapeake and Ohio rail- 80,
way. -.......-.. ..'.s...''.''.' ~ v"
Cabin fare via EicAmonl aud Petersburg - IN
railroad. ......... ~ ~
Tickets can be obtained at A. w. EarDer $
oDl Main street; Chesapeake and ONO ana
Richmond and Petersburg dopots, and at com
panys Offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf,
Freight forwarded and through bills OF ladng
issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freghts received daily until > T. NJ
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
ri ESDAYs. WEDNESDAYS. THU RSDAIS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
way (u,a Newport Newsl at $40 A. NJ. ana by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad Same days.
al % A. NJ, viii maze CONNECTION at NORfOLh
With steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & Co, Agents
No. 1901 Main street, and
10. C0mDeny's wharf ROcketta
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L>ARMVILLE AND POWHATAA
~ RAILROAD.

GENERAL OFFICES 703 EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 10, 1891.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
2.JJ A. N. and 300 +. ~, uir Richmond and
Danyille railroad FOR Earmyiile aud
ell points west ~ Moseley junction.
1905 A. ~, via Atlantic C)as. Line for Bor-
muda.
h.45 p. NJ. pia Atlantic Coas Limo for Winter
peck and intermediate stations.
All trains daily except sunday.
tor iurtner morn 200 ppy 70 hicnmonn
and Danyilie and Atlantic Coast Limo depots,
CARRIERS Ticket Office, or 70 X. 4. WILSON,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
JAMES X. WEkTH. General Manager. ocyo
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PHILADELPHIA RICH :A@
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed calling days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at IL NJ and every SUNDAY at
A. Vi.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received til 1l:30 A. NJ; for Sundays steamer
Tin , +. NJ Saturday. freight received daily till
or. NJ.
Fare, sb.
For further information apply to
j. " NcCARRICK,
General southern Agent, Office Rockets.
". L. CLYDE q CO.,
mol General Agents, Philadelphia
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Thu Weakly Dispatch,

an eight-page. e4-column newspaper and
magazine OF general information, IL only
81 mar anpum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-30
T.. -. Clarke 81 Son.

This firm is composed of A. B. Clarke,
the oldest hardware man in the city, and
q. Harvey Clarke, one OF the best
posted hardware men, OF more than
twenty years experience in this city.
They carry q large stock of hardware,
cutlery. and carrioge and wagon mate
rial, and are general agents for Virginia
and Forth Carolina for the Imperial
chilled plows. They do q jobbing bust
ness which extends over Virginia, West
Virginia. and North Carolina, as we'll as
a large local business in the city.
Their exhibits Mt the Fair consists OF
two large cases of the finest builders
hardware dock hozes. &C. in brass,
bronze-metal, old copper, oxidizeI sill
yer, &c. carriage goods. unfinished
buggy gear, wheels, &C., and large as
sortment of Imperial Chilled Flows,
wood and steel beamed.
This firm has furnished the hardware
for many of the finest public buildings
and private residences in the city and
State. among them the Masonic Tenn
pie. Commonwealth Club, Mozart Hall,
Rockbridge Hotel Glasgow, Clifton
Force Hotel, Intennont Hotel (Coving-
toni. Norfolk and Western railroad pas
senger station (Buena VISTA, and fol
the handsome private residences Of W
Fl. Jere, Esq, Oscar Graz, Il. W. Pow
ers. Mrs. Leake, and many others
They make specially OF tine build
ers' hardware.
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Binswanger & Co.

In the matter of paints and artists
supplies their was nothing on exhibition
ut the Fair that surpassed Binswanger ~
Co.
This house also makes heavy paint a
specialty. good lead colors, ground up
OF pure pigments, which ore SAID TO
spread iurthest and last longer period
than usual. ,
The remark was made yesterday that
Mr.. Binswanger was one OF the most ex-
perienced pant buyers III Virginia, and
iudCing from his line OF trade the state
ment was not made wildly. The firm
carries the largest stock OF fine colors
for interior coach finishing work that
can be had and claim to have the largest
stock of artist materials south OF Baln-
more.
Research and desire to excel cause
artists to seek s. j. Binswanger's store
for suggestions as TO what Is best TO use,
and the hes. way to use it. The house
has done q great deal in advancing
tvroso on the road to success. 1t IS
Something to be mentioned that IN the
face of many other failures, Binswanger
has kept his flag to the breeze and has
had it kissed by the winds OF success.
He has in connection with his house q
CORDS of mat makers, and their WORK
will. beyond doubt, give great success
The supplies for photographic ga, a.
leries has been called upon py
people all over the State in that line. put
there has never been moments delay
in the prompt filling Of any kind Of Of or r
der. The Photographic Board OF Irade
of the United States give Binswange,fI
the lead. He keeps all the time full
supply of Kodaks and detective mate
rails on hand for the use OF ametuets;
Photographic chemicals are now sofa
lower at retail than they could be pro-
cured before in the city ut wholesale.
A representative line OF these goods
wero displayed in pyr.midal shape a. III tine Q
Fair, and arranged by MIR. benlsmln
Law, Of England. aided by other en-
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SIMPLE, DURABLE, AND EFFICIENT.

In simplicity OF construction, dura-
billty, efficiency, labor saved i'll cleans
ing it, and cheapness it is unsurpassed
by any other filters heretofore placed
upon the market The filtering vessel
is composed Of six compartments. and
the whole exterior and interior OF tine
vessel is constructed of heavy, durable
metal. When filtered water is dra~n
from tho vessel every yestige of vege-
table and mineral substance, such as
particles of leaves, stems, and other
deleterious decomposed vegetation, be
sides mud, clay, and various excrementi-
tious matter are removed and the water
in appearance and in reality is as clear
and pure as Il crystal.
There are no pipes to break and re-
place at a considerable cost. by the
Slight rising of rod and the simple
turning of stop-cock the fltering mat
ter is cleansed In less than two minutes
and the foreign matter is precipltated
into the sewerage pipes.
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TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
DAILY.
- STOPPING PLACES.

Nos. IA, IS, and SO make no stops Nos %
and rs stop on signal AZ Manchester, Centralia,
and Chester. Nos. "a and Al stop on signal aS
Manchester, Drewrys, Centralia, and Chester
passengers purchasing tickets 10 regular stop.
ping places FOR this train south % Petersburg.
No. 81, So, 81, 3s, 80, ana Az will stop On Gig.
nal at ali sta tons.
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I. Mayo, M. j. Strsuse, Charles M.
Frisehkorn, w. w. Barrow, McChesney
6oodall, L. M. Long, and W. 9. Mer-
Ger.
Second evcnt-half mile, ordinary,
handicap-L. Mayo, O. ID. Westman,
Joseph Shines, Il. L. Dashiell, and j. 7.
Third event-one mile, safety, handi-
cap-E M. Long, l.. Mayo, G. w.
funston, M. j. Straus, McC. Goodall,
W. w. Barrow, =. III. Frischkorn, and
+. II. Steel.
Fourth event--Quarter mile, safety,
youths-Walter Scott Schaap, Armistead
Crump, Milton Bloomberg, and G. T..
Tompkins.
Filth event-one quarter of q mile,
Richmond riders-A. X. Schapp. G. NJ.
Frischkorn, +. r. Steel, W. VI. Barrow,
Z. NJ. Long, McC. Goodall, NJ. j.
Straus, and G. E. Tompkins
Sixth event-one mile, ordinary-C.
ID. Westman, L. l.. Dashiell, L. Mayo,
and j. T. Cobb.
Seventh event-one mile safety cham
p;onship Of Richmond Cycle Club-W
z. Mercer, +. X. Steel, Writ Bowles, G..
N. Frischcorn, E. NJ. Long, and j. L.
White.
Eighth event-one half mile ConsoIa-
tion-open to all who fail to win prize
IN preceding race.
The men who have entered for tho
races will get passes to the grounds at
Schaop's, and report at the dressing
room in northern end of grand stand
100 o'clock.
For the information OF those not
acquainted with bicycle-racing, it may
be stated that all starts will be from a
stand-still," and each contestant will
wear number on his back by which he
is easily recognized by the audiences all
through the races.
BoYs' SPORTS.
After tho races are over the bows
sports will take place in front of the
grand stand. These events are as fol-
lows
First. One bundred-yard dash for
boys under twelve.
Second. Two hundred-yar dash, ages
twelve to sixteen.
Gold and silver prizes in these events,
suitable awards in all others.
Third. Bread and molasses contest.
Fourth. Climbing greasy pole.
Fifth. Quarter OF mile, goat, single.
Sixth. Quarter OF mile, goat, double.
Seventh. Ball throwing.
Eighth. Greasy pig chase-open to
all.
The American Filter Company.
The American Filter Company had
hundreds to look at its display yester-
day. The question Of muddy water is
one that Richmond has discussed for
years, and one concerning every inhabi-
tant This Company makes the bold
announcement that It's Filter will furnish
pure water for drinking. pure water for
bathing, pure water for kitchen pur-
poses, pure water for factory purposes.
and from 30 to j, 900 gallons of water an
hour, with capacity unlimited, and
that the water will be anti-diphthcretic
and anti-infectious.
The size of the Filter varies with the
volume of water or other liquids desired
to be filtered through it in given space
of time a filter 8 by 10 inches will
filter and purify water and other liquids
at the rate of fifty gallons an hour under
all conditions and circumstances. One
OF Its main features is. that it may be at
tached TO a hydrant in building and
filtered water may be drawn from a
faucet in any portion OF the building.
As il requires no pressure to filter liquids
through, il can be used to advantage in
the country where there is no hydrant
water,
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YORK-RlVER LINE, VIA WEST poNr
THE FAvoRITR ROUTE NORTH
vEAVE DTnffAfnNn.

SnAiN NJ, ~. DIV s's
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily, except sunday.
Stops ut all stations Az Lestor Manor copnect>
with stage for Waherton: with baitmore
steamer It West Point
TRAIN No. 10. 40 Y. n.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily, except sunday
for West Point connecting With fork-kiver
steamers for Baltimore. Al baltimore steamero
CONNECT with Baltimore and OHIO railroad tog
Washington, Philadelphia. aud New York.
steamers leave Baltimore r. n daily. sxoses
Sunday. A.
10:l0 A. n
TRAIN No. 40. 7:o0 An
LOCAL MIXED. daily except sunday leave9
Tvonty-third street for West Point and mesuee
' Tickst.otics as citation foos Of Virginia STREET.
An. ..
col. HAAS, JAS h tA41o2 &
Trnaic Manager. General Passergsr 49, x
w. a. ICa>, = &
Ars't General Passenger Ages9s Cnariostes - ~
~. u. GaBxN, General nsnaees.
= D1nxxL1y. Supegintsadsnk
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THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.

TIIE On III NII-IkAIIl LINZ NV <'ONNOLhs
LEAVE Arrive.
Richmond -. 300 A. NJ. Norfolk. 1;j5 A. u.
Richmond. '5:to 4. NJ. NCriolk.......b:!O l.. d.
Norfolk .sS:35 T. 4. Redmond. l;4) A ".
Norfolk. 400 z. VI. Richmond. ...0:jo 4. NJ.
The trains leaving Richmon no 300 A. ii. and
Norfolk az 4 Z. NJ are solid uaius oetwson these
two points, and parsengors 20 through without
change OF cars. Close connections ara also made
AZ Petersburg by tho 5:+l L. 81. train from
Richmond and tho s:3j 4. NJ. t,t.l IRON, Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond ~ 10: - A. ". and
ti:3O T.. M. and arriving ~ Richmond M 1:ti A.
NJ and lao L. NJ. make clDse CONNECTION AZ Pe-
tersburg 20 and from Farmylle, LynchDurg, and
eouthwestern points, D.. 81. 81 LILY,
S.peuntenient
l. 7. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
I. n. kNKhsON. ll..il- s.......-..
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pr-LLMAN-CAR SERVICE.

On Train Nos. IL and 20 sioeping-cars bs-
tween New York and Tampa, Fla. (yia Jackson
yille). On Train Nos. IA and p siceping-cars
between New York and Charleston. On Train
Nos. % and rs sleeping-cars between New York
and jacksonville. On Train Nos. 81 aud IA
seeping-cars between Richmond and LTnchburg.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Cornmenclng WfpNESDa1, October vi,
1891. at , A. NJ, trains Oh this road viii viii run
a. follows: -
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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few minutes before 4 o'clock On
anormous crowd-at least ], 800 people
nrocnred seats in the grand-stand TO Cd
,,in n GOOD view OF the balloon ascen-
ION by Professor DeCooper. the aero
nsrt and his dog. 1t took some time
~ ;n6ate the enormous ship OF the al,
nospbere. but the public were amused
~ watching it swell up and get bigger
and bigger. At last 1t started heaven
ward with the canine dangling
Mo spider on wep am, anu
b,s master clinging to the balloon
q few feet higher up. hlgner anu
Digher the air-sbip floated III the SKIES
being borne toward the cattie-pens;;
just as it passed over the large neia
north of the Fair Grounds the Professor
loosei the dog and parachute and ms
canineship hoated slowly down nh s
landed IN a thick growth OF young oah ns
Almost Immediately Afterwards vac
seronaut himself descended 10 ahosnea
parachute, and he, too. was borne down q
few wards from the poor brute, VINO inus'
nave been considerably frightened un-
less he is used 10 such periious voyages
Thousands we've d the ASCENSION
The Sham Battle.
Shortly after the balloon ascension
hundred and hundreds Of people peean
pouring from every side into tue is's'