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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
PERSONAL NOTES.
"nigh-Wnter Mark at Gettysburg"

fBy telegraph TO tho Dspatcn.I
SGErrYsBuRo, Pa, October s.-The" hi2h-
water mark " tablet at the copse OF trees,
Gettysburg is to be unveiled and dedi-
Gated on the 18th of November the ami
yersary OF the dedication of the National
cemetery. II was designed by Colonel
John Is. Bachelor, Government historian
of the battle, who has been here superln-
tending its erection, which IS now COM
pleted. Ii IS unique in character and en-
tirely unlike anything on tho field. The
main feature is an open bronze book,
weighing l72 pounds, which rests on a
hirhly-fnished plinth and base OF richly
polished Fox Island and Quincy granite:
Tho left page of the book contains bret
history of PIckett's assault ON the third
dav OF the battle. while the right page
gives On account of the repulse. a bronze
plate on the south side Of the plnth bears
the name Of every southern regiment that
marched in that charging column. while
corresponding plate on the north side
bears the name of every northern regiment
and battery that met and repulsed It. The
sub-structure 10 of Gettysburg granite and
granollthic cement. the whole covering a
space eighteen feet SIX inches wide by
forty eight feet Six inches long.
The indications are that its dedica.ion
will attract al attendance only equalled
IN qunnty Dy tue IduiOuS ucutc.IiOu oud
conservation of tho Soldiers Cemetery on
the 18th of November, 1868, when Presi-
dent Lincoln delivered his celebrated ad-
dress.
Invitations have been extended to the
President and his Cabinet. 10 the Govern
ors of all the States that have contributed
to mark the field, with their stats and
state officers; 10 the veteran commanders
of corps, divisions, brigades. regiments,
and batteries of tho Army OF the Potomac
Chose whose addresses can be secureD !;
to members of Congress, and other per-
sons of distinction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
THE DIR. BAKER CASE.
rweNry.rnHee GROUNDS or ERROR
ALLEGED IN THE PETITION.
Argument ON the Ersoss Cisimsd IN sss
First Triai--A Legal Bsssie-Psoos-
bly, New Trial.


Especial telegram 10 the Dwpascn-i
ABINGDON. Va. October s.--The famous
murder case OF DR.. John A. p. Baker Is De-
fore Hon. John A. nelly. judge OF the C'f-
cult Court Of Washington county. on .
motion to set aside tho verdict rendered az
the July term Of the County Court nna'ns
him guilty of numbering his wife oy po'so"'
and to grant him new trial.
GROUNDS or ERRos.
The petition states twenty-three GROUNDS
of error, the most important OF when are
That the verdict is contrary 70 tho law anu
the evidence. and without evidence " out
port it, and because the Court crred IA au-
mitting any evidence tending 10 tfaco
poisoning or attempt 10 poison "; =.
Gllrner. and also for the admission OF the
letters of Mrs. Gilmer; ana further be-
cause the Court erred in giving the M
struction which 1t gave over the oo)ectiyn
of the defendant, and refusal To give inc
instruction asked bv defendant.
ABIGAIL CONTEXT.
The argument commenced yesterday
morning at o O'Clock and has contlnuei
mn 10 this time. Tho case has been argued
on behalf of DIR. Baker bg Lawyers I. >
Blair and 9. F. Trigg. and for the Com
monwcaIth by Daniel Trige, J. {, Mysof'
OF Pulaski county. Va. snd r. Is. Huttop,
Commonweslths attorney, ahu VIII 40
concluded tomorrow by Hon. John a.
Buchanan for defendant.
THE RECORD.
The voluminous record OF six hundred
pare. of type-wr,tten legal cap, has been
closely reviewed and commented upon I'D
many lights. Especially Or. Bakers eoun-
ingly well posted "a to It's contents ana
have criticised ITS many missing INKS ana
defects and have throughout conducted
an able limo Of investigation.
The POINTS RAISED.
Every point raised has boon supported
by legal authority. The prosecution nave
lost none Of their zeal, aud the bitterness
of the Arguments YESTERDAY and to-oay
ONLY Il nds its equal in the prosecution IN
the trial court. Every step has been close
ly contested. and the general belief To-
night is that the Court will reverse the pro-
ceedings Of the lower court aud grant d.
John A. L. Baker new trlsl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09

mile from the University the night ana
hour OF the attack. and the evidence OF tno
R,rl fully corroborates the testimony oItne
boys.
Respectsblc white persons. who Know
the prisoner we'll contradict the evidence
Of the ladies, who say Duvall went up on
the horse-car with the party from tho
Opera House. However, Foster, the driver
of the car, swears that Dnyall y the same
bow who was on tho car. The d'mculty IN
the wsy OF the prosecution is the dt'o' Tea
ture of tho defence, their plan seeming 70
be to prove that the boy was certainty
With the GIRL at the time OF the crime. 1t
IA thought that It will take. nearly al! day
10 finish with the witnesses for the defence
and that the argument will take place to.
morrow.
Daniel Harmon, Jr., and Hon. James L.
Gordon are prisoners counsel, while Cap
tain Micajah Woods is ably taking care of
the Common wealth's interests.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. William II. Prout. Of this city, has
been requested TO act az judge OF Depart
ment 7 at the Virginia State Fair.
Football practice has begun at the UNI
versity with view Of selecting the eleven
ut an early day.
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AFFAIRS IN LUN6NSURG.
Prosperous Session In the Public Schools
New Dwelling Ho uses to 30 Built

New Dweiiing-Housest to DO Built
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
KEYsvLLR, October s.-A. j. Millikin,
secretary and general manager of the yir-
glnis Land Improvement Company. left
this morning for q northern trip.
The public school here opened yestcr-
day and a prosperous session is expected,
under the efficient management Of Miss
Bette Foster and Miss Mamie Gregory.
Major j. w. Morton has given contracts
for the building of five dwelling houses.
This is a good start, and we expect soon
to see the frames of many other houses
going up in our town.
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.
On next Sunday Rev. Mr.. Foster will
commence series Of meetings in the Hap.
tist church. He will be aided by Rev. L. 4.
Ihornhill, of Manchester.
On the Sunday following Rev. Mr.. Dew
will commence meeting In the Methodist
church.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
In the Mayors Court yesterday after.
noon Louisa Bedford (coIored) was fined
% and costs for improper conduct upon
the streets.
This morning p. A. Ashworth was fined
ga and costs for carrying concealed wea.
pops and creating disturbance His two
pistols were contiscated.
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Heavy Frost In Texas.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, October s.-A dispatch
from Gainesville. Tex. says heavy frost
formed there and throughout Northern
Texas and the CLickasaw country Tues
day night, dong considerable damage to
young, undeveioped cotton, thus greatly
diminishing the prospective crop. The
weather has been quite cold, and the indi-
cations are that another killing frost will
occur tonight.
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LEAVES FROM LEXINGTON.
The Cadet battalion Learning Artillery
The Corps High state of Proficiency.

rCorrespoudencs of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. Va, October Tho hot.
dry weather of the early part OK the week
has been succeeded By cold, damp rains.
Though as yet we have had no frost, fires
are necessity. ,
The County Court, Judge William Hous-
ton presiding. is in session, but no cases
of general interest are being tired. .,
Early sown wheat Is up and doing wei.
There is no complaint OF hessiah ny.
Much of the corn in this county has oeen
cu,. but q frost Just now would do con-
siderable damage to the standing corn.
DRILLING THE CADETS.
Iieutenant Parke. United States army,
the new professor at the Virginia Military
Institute. has gone TO work IN earnest. lie
is now instructing the cadets in battery
drill. Tho cadet battalion looks remark
ably we'll this year. The new cadets. as
rule, are of fine physique, and their pro
fessors say they are better prepared ior
mental work than the average run OF
fourth.cAss men. The old cadets are stu
dious and well-behaved. AS far AS your
correspondent knows there has been no
breach of discipline at the Institute this
session.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The family of the late Judge Patton,
near Fairfield. who nave all neen seriously
i'll with typhoId-fever. ara said to be get
ting better.
Mr.. VI. III. Henderson. ex-mayor OF Lex
inpton, is seriously sick ut his residence, on
Randolph street..
Major Finley Houston. quartcrmaster OF
the Virginia Mechanical Institute. has
typhoid-feyer.
Nr. Daniel Crigler. an e7-Confederate
soldier and popular citizen OF Lexington
was united in marriage to-day TO Mrs:
Crawford, lady In every way worthy OF
him. go,
General G.. W. c. Leo Is still confined 10
the house by rheumatism, but he is get
ting better.
Mr.. L. W. wilbourne. of Brownsburg.
Va, was buried here to-day. lie was son
of Mr. w. X. Wilbourne. Of this town.
James Compton, OF Washington, ID. o.,
Is here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
Republican National COMMITTEES.
fBy telesra nh TO the Dispatch.l

WARRINGTON, October s.-A call was Is.
sued to-day for the meeting of the Repub.
llcAn National Executive Committee at thu
Arlington Hotel IN tbs city on tho 23d oil
November next to decide on the time AMI
place tor holding the Republican National
Convention and TO act on the resignation
Of Hon. u. B. QuAy.
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YORK-RIYER LINE. VIA wEsrFV'''
THE rAyomrE ROUTE SoRra
RICHMOND;

LEAVE hlCuhO'H
TRAIN No. Ia. $40 Z v. s,s,,.
LOCAL ExPREfS. daily, 60 e.. .,eas,s
Stona a al stations AZ Les'os ns"'is ,il.ax,
with stnge for wshsytoni S"H
eeeatner St West foink
TRAIN No ID SO l. suaiN
BALTINOEK LIMITED. daily. saeel ',s. shs'
eof Wovs Point. connes.lni We 49, .,eaales
sssamsrs for baltimore. Al baltimore 1904 X
oonnecs win baltimore and osso ~.
VsshIngton, Phllsdeiphis- ana Nv an sxeg'
sssanssrs leave Baltimore D T. ~ S''''
Sunday. u..s,,,i s.iO A. N -
Aoso A. TRAIN No 80. 40 4 y .,,, .ears
LOCAL MIXED, daily exevps s.nas ls,xiss
Tventy-third street for wess io''' '''
d'7;s iss S.S a, station ioe' q S,,ias sN
Open A. u 70 q p. y. AMI ITO"
= J II; s,csss-oncs--ooi cas; NAn ii.A.YIoa
xnsss Vcuaxsn General PA''sAsS
Ala Coueroi PsAseaEer Ase-i.
~, n. 0nGAN. 0onsfsl xApssss'
EHIsESI1I. Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
HIGH-GRADE BONDS.

We have for sale choice lot OF GILT-EDGE
INVESTMENT BONDS, including
CITY OF LYNCHBu re- s PER CENT. BONDS,
CITY OFLYNCHBURG6 PER CENT. BONDS,
CITY OF DANvIlLE PER CENT BONDS,
CITY OF DANVlLLE PER CENT. BONDS,
CITY OF LEXINGTON ky q PER CENT.
BONDS.
CITY OF WYTHEvILLE VA.l PER CENT.
BONDS,
BONDS,
CITY OF CHATTANOOGA (TENN.) 8 PER
CENT. BONDS.
ALSO,
RICHMOND. YORK-kIvEK& CnES 1sr MICE.
sPER CENT. BONDS at price 10 yield inves-
tor 6lf per cent. net,
PETERSBURG X. X. CLASS h 6PER CENTS,
and other attractive securities yielding tho
investor from 51A per cent. TO 6Is per cent.
net.
JOHN L WILLIAMS & son, Bankers,
corner Tcnth and Main streets,
SO 20 Richmond, Va.
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THE TRIAL OF THE NEGRO DUvALL.
Conflicting Evidence Regsrdiug the A.
0ault-Ths AIibi Of tho Defence.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLoTrKsvILLE, Va, October 8.-The
trial OF Hunter Duvall, the negro youth
charged with the attempted assault on
NrA Armstrong, OF Texas, visiting ct the
University. which occurred on the grounds
OF that institution last month, 10 still in
progress in the County Court, and much
interest IL shown, rs evidenced Uy the
large crowds in attendance each day. The
testimony Of the six ladies who were In
the party ct the time OF the attack is very
damaging to the prisoner. but the defence
present very strong grounds for "a alib,,
Four colored persons swear that Duvali
was IN the comuany OF . coloPed aiYl .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
TRAINS N0RTiIwAth
sDauy.
STOPPING yLAcrs

' STOPPING PLAcE&
Nos. IA, rs, and 3J make 10 afo-s T.. a.,
and rs stop on signal al Nanches' s- Capf,,t'
AMI Chester no. "a AMI Al stop M ...,.',
Manchester, Drevry.. Centre H. Al Co."
No % stops on signal a. Manchester osl, Il.
passengers purchasing iicke,, D. regular ~, '
p,ng-places Tor this train south %, P1s@-.,..e'
Sos. 81, 81. 81, -. 81. 40. g.. ~. a. .',E
viii stop on sgnal nj all sta lions. ''' -
PULLMASt Az ~rRgf,E
On Train Nos. IA and % s.oeglps-sr. so.
tween New York and Tampa, Fla trr JA.s.,,
ville). On Train Nos. - AMI p slceslr,,-.-.
between New York AMI Charleston. d, 49,
Nos. "a and ~ sleep!ng-cars betsccn So. ~.
and jackson ville. On Train Ma 81 a.; =,
slecping-cars between Richmond aud i.Yarls,,,'
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 10 N0spo,.
Richmond - 800 A. NJ. Noriols A'''ii.
Richmond. -. $50 Z. NJ Nsf.Dlk. - ~
Norfolk. ......'s:33 :. H. Richmond. .lt.t5tT
Norfolk. 49,. 90 f. n Richmond .G4s , -
Tho trains leaving k,huoni a. ..VJA.v
Norfolk At I y. VI. are sOhi train. aol ra.r 49,.
two points. aud passengers - through s.i..,,
at Petersburg by the - J.. Y. tran ~,
Richrncnd AMI the s.}5 4. v. train ron N,,sl.'
Trains leaving Richmond ~ 10. bG .,
ll.3O y. VI. and arriving A. Richmond A. 80
N. and l:40 L. VI. make cio-n oylnof.la A. -
tersburg TO aHd from Fafm'lle, iyacstssy "a
southwestern points =. w. ttLi
EFT D. MYERS, General sup,r.n,enl.r,
I. n. EMERSON. General PAsseaseg AGENT
DICnMOND. FREDERlCK,BrRG
III AND POTOMAC RAiLRoAD-S. ,.,','
commencing JUNE 8, lsgl-castera s,as,,,i
tiTnc.
stops only a. A,llfnl. f.r-r'
Milford, II lercs salrs. N-...'
ana id'NR'gr. ~.NH.rr o. ~
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smoke the I" Nickicby."
Best Cigar on the market.

Hickok'. No; !, II, D. q; Fig, and Caro-
line line Sun Sum-. GuTsS ere Pure Clean and Choice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09

III RAILROAD. sd,
SCHEDULE IN gFg5l l Sc TENDER = .''-

DICHMOND AND ID JAN LIZ
III RAILROAD SD,
SCHEDULE IN EFgsI Sc TENDER = -''"
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, y
2:65 n. SOUTHERN EXPRESS lazy 80.
lsata, Augusta .4i y,'-' -,
Connect. u Greea,torJ ~ 49,
sat Raleisn. 10 Salisbury iF
em North Carolina tts-eA- -,
taIe sleeper AZ T. :. '-','s'
s,eeoers from Dany.t 'ot'l Al.
500 p, N. FAST MAIL. daily. inT aiA'---, :.
gls:a, AMI points Solin Con- al
Mosleys junction With fsr th, '..',.iiIs
Towhatai railroSi a. hhl :, -
~ sISrxs,ile. Olfori, iiei 10.
pnrnam' anl Raleigh. Al
thru4gu from kcoM nd !" ,..,.,'f,
Through sicencrs y 0n ..,.,.Tg
south WASHINGTON AM lSsrrs1
WESTERN VESrlbt - L. -
south boaAG leaves D'A'''''
A u. - a.,
600 II. LOCAL, daily, exceps s'-....,..s
Amelia Courteous al 1''''-'
points -,N,nNl
TRAINS ARRIyE AT RlChNVN"
zoo s:o9 4. \ Y From Atlanta 'ni Augusta
S:as 4. ". From Amelia Coar'he's>
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RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY.

sCHEDULEIN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 81. 1891
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. N. Daily for Old Point and Norfolk
PULLMAN Sieeping-Car konceverts
To Old Point
I1:0J A. n Express, daily for Cincinna,L
LAlgl-a dav coach 10 Cincinnati
iullman Sleeper Old Point 70
Eonceycrte, ,oaaeciins with Pull
mar Si'sL,nS-Csr for Cincinnati
800 p. II. Express, daily for Old Point and
Norfolk. Pullman Sleeping-Car
4:aoP. NJ. Accommodsto on. except sSs sunday, foe
tiordonsviilc ana Orange
Au:oo 4. II. The +. I. ", Limited, daily. Pull.
man siesping-Car Old Point to Gin
cinnatL Solid vestlbule train With
Dining.Car and Pullman Cor
louisville to Cincinnati and Pull
man ~ L0uisvil,e eonuccts ut Coy.
ingtoa Va. for Hot Spring.
TRAINS ARRIvS At RICHMOND.
$40 A. N. and ":55 p. n. daily from Cincip.
natl.
1880 p. NJ daily. except Sunday. from Hinton.
1000 A. N: and 8:5S +. n. daily hum Norfolk
JAMES-RIvER DIVISION.
h'camoad aud Allegheny kaiiroadl
LRAvI RicuxoND
900 a. n. daily for Lynchburg. Natural bridge
day ana Clifton Fors~ Psrior CHAR
Car hicn moud 70 Chiffon Rorx~
daily.
%:30 p. n. except sunday for Lynch burg, CON
meeting With train leaving Lynch.
burg vt A. ". daily for Natural
Bridge. Lexington. Craig City OK.
eent ) ,Aday) and Cliflon loera
siespins-Cast 70 Lynchbue..r
sxAns AssIys At RicunoNn
$50 7. y. daily from Clifton forxs
$40 A. y. excopt sunday from Clifton 1preA
station; kighth and Canal ssroosA
For mrthar infoxmation apply 10 A. w. Gar.
bcrs ofiice, col east Main street, the Chosa,
pcake and Ohio Railway C0MpAnyb s>ASlona
and Main. JOHN d r6T1K
Wx8 Otstnlou Passenger Ae0nI
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DEPARTURES OF srEANER>.
old DOMINION STEAM AA
" SHIP COMPANY. LSsfS
-
EAR MN, KlRV


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY So ,-- e.. VI. Manifest closed
ona hour before sailing time.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY ami SATURDAY At r.
". arriving in Richmond MONDAY end Fal-
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fair 10 Now York ga JaInes-riyer
route Qncuding meals and BERTH .....S . 90
Round-trip tickets, limited 10 Thirty days
after date OF issue. ...........-...--...- ~ w
ctanraco with .uhsistence ...........,... Is 90
Storage. without subsistence. ......... . %
Cabin faro ria Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
........................... 10 90
Cabin fare via Richmond anu Petersburg
Tickets can be obtained st A. W. Garber'-
901 Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio AMI
Richmond and Petersburg depots. and at CON-
pany's Offices, 1901 Main street, and Wharf,
Rockets
Freight forwarded nni through bills Of laiing
issued for point. beyond New Yors.
Frelghts received daily until l.. u.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AMI
SATURDAYS by she Chesapeake anu Ohio rail-
way ga Newport News n 40 4. u. and by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad (same days.
al y A. NJ, VIII make connection at NORFOLK
With steamer Leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
def Company, wharf. Rockets
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n ! + :: VI VI Ealigk;aa3.alRl
rr--E<k- sx,-l-r.A-.

sch EDl 30 l.. e. ..... ,.'i.
LEAVE hICGAJ-u. hltl-s. -tl. iAt.'.
$40 ~ N. DALI "a pe.'.. '-.- ...-' -
No.fok l-r.asa lA..as-A 30
No.f0ix 1850 e. % ~
a, Petersburg. NAs ~. Be-! 80 <
10:o3 A. " DAILY, ia feter1l.s -'a
k,.orl. PINsk.. ,f. .,'....f
connects - kll.ri % ..!''
all P.caaontl. lt..--a f-.e-
Al ~ 81 f.Dk' al .'.-- >
sleeper Il ,A a. o. hr'i.-' =
kuo-slile ana lhrf.ta 80.
1910 p. NJ. Da.y, rls Peter 1--s .f lia
tuls. koauok. az l-t ''' T.
station. ApcoAlolt.oa 80 Amy
uoHr.
$40 P. NJ. DALI rG fe.srsolss. ArF''' N.'
fox 4..J r. VI ..
1880 Z. NJ. Daily. via Pe,sri5g-s - = -
Rai.0sI. lI.a'.i, sai af,i
10, nre..l.. P..aA -.-' t-A-
~. stations 90 '--f ..Uf -..i
n,sa for LNIisNi 80 ..t 'i.
f.uis-.lc arf Ns-tF..f 'a'''
cis Aa-ion. Pullman fl.a.e ..e''f
betsaea RICHMOND -,i u =. y,
BURG really ar 1'r-raay 81
T.. a.,0 altman -.. t'
..rg O. Louisville .. H..
X .noke to Memphis faf ~
Oi-ans o.ghl.1f..' 81 ''f.'
n0lgs. .t
CLINCH-yALlEI DIVISION. -t'. ~
fleli daily : \ VI Tor .,4.I.n aAi $50 D.
for Norton, Lo-l~siLe, aA sil e.... '' -
Tickets, baggage-chocks, Ant a. ia'.''.,
can be obtained a. Rirarioul 44i -,
railroad depot A. y. CaTtcrf, 'it 10
and a, Tie COMPANY 1ice, ,'s ~ rs =
Passenger ASss-
~. y, ItfilL
General rlsscls As'-'
(seperaI oiifce ROaioke, VI
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH xSf4N
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at II " and every SUNDAY at
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received till 1880 A. NJ; for Sundays steamer
till 7. III. SATURDAY. Freight received daily till
5P. ".
Fare, 80.
For further information apply to
J. ". McCARRrCX,
General Southern Agent, Once Rockets
W. L. CLYDE Z co,
no Oeneral Agents. Phlledelplia-
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATS, Sln.,,
COMPANIES IANF - Ply Ill xssS !. ts6R

COAPANY'S JAMES RIv RR SsEs-2-kah
LINE. Cheapest ana most pleasant .VYi. %
OLD POINT NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, NEW
PORT NEWS, CLARENONT, and JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT by eleran, eaioon
steamer ARR Ell leaving Richmond EVERY NON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY p. -! A II
Strect-cars 60 directly 20 steamers wharf FARO
20 Old Point Norfolk. si.5O: second cSe s.. 81.
Connections at OH Point closely with al limos
for Washington, d. c., baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York same afternoon. James river By
daylight Great tourist line. Cheapest route.
Tickets only half OF Rail Rates.
Through tickets on steamer and ~ CARRIERS
Agency, y0l Main Street. Baggage checked
through. stste-rooms engaged TOR day or night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09

A 8 SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF
IA RICHMOND CITY CIRCUIT COURT, will
pay the bonds and coupons OF the lrst aud So
cond mortgage Oonds OF the JAMES RIVER AND
kANAWHA COMPANY upon delivery OF the
same TO me at the o1ico Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company In the CITY Of Richmond,
Va. e. r LELAND.
80 12-60t
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All trains iaiy except ~I.lt-
For tickets. baggeg'-'he --. -'i -
Apply ~ A. ". GAK3hk. .a.' a. -, -.->
And Rich rloUI qlt DAugi-e -e4s
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Genera if'l.h- slt .....-"f
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
FREIGHT

Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH, SMIrIiFIELD HAMPTON, OLD
POINT, WAVEkLY, HlcKSfORD, and ALEX
ANDklA, VA; WASHINGTON, ID. C.; MN
BERNE, WASHINGTON, TAkBORO, y. C.; all
stations on tho Atlantic and Danyillc railroad.
Seaboarc and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk South
ern railroad, Farmvilio and Powhatan railroad,
and Eastern North Carolina generally; also for
Eastern Shore u Virginia and all regular land
ngs on James rivor, at LOWEST RATES, AMI
through bills issued.
EXCURSIONS
By NIGHT or DAY 20 NORFOLK, OLD POINT,
VIRGINIA BEAI II, OCEAN VIEW. and DuTCA
GAP con now be booked 4 the coming season.
LUClEN Is. TATUM. Vice President,
NolllI Main street ani Rockets.
IRWIN WzlsIGgR, Freight and Passenger Agent.