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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
TUG SUNK In THEBAY
TIE ENTIRE CREW RESCUED BY A
U. 6. REvENUE-cUTTER.
A vood-Famine in Norfolk and Ports
mouth-Encampmcnt Postponed
Coiorcd Episcopal Mission
Especial telegram to tho pIsps.cn.l

NosFoIK. Va. June 6.--The steam tug
Kate Jones, of Baltimore, was sunk last
night in the Chesapeake bay by colliding
with an unknown three-masted schooner.
The crew Of the Jones was rescued by
reyenue-cutter and taken TO Crisfield, Md.
Rev. DR.. wharton, Of the Ereemas on
Street Baptist church, will 60 to Richmond
Monday morning.
This morning the Merritt wfecking Com
many sent steamer with appliances to the
assistance of the schooner Calvert, ashore
at New Point, in Chesapeake bay. :,
The military companies OF both Nortolk
and Portsmouth 90 to Petersburg on the
9th instant with Pickett-Buchanan Camp
60 participate in the exercises OF Memo
rial-day in that city.
THE coNcoRD's DISASTER.
The investigation into tho disaster on
hoard the United States steamer Concord
commenced at the hayward this morn
ing, the board being composed OF officers
on the ships at the yard:
There is almost wood famine In Nor
folk and Portsmouth just now, and prices
have gone up enormously.
Bishop II. M. Jackson, Of Alabama. Is in
the city visiting his father. DR.. s. X. Jack
son.
DRoPPED DEAD.
Daniel White, colored hod-carrier.
dropped dead while Mt work on q building
on Fenchurch street yesterday afternoon,
The condition of Otto Kahler is thought
10 be slightly better. and the case OF John
Kelly, his brother-in-law, tho man who
shot him. has been postponed until Mon
day by the Police Justice.
The encampment of Patriarohs Militant,
| I. o. O.. F., at Old Point this month has
been postponed indefinitely.
John S. Craft. wealthy farmer OF
Chowan county. n. c.. was thrown from
his horse yesterday and almost instantly
killed.
The weather continues cool and chilly
here.
RELEASED FROM CUSTODY.
The new Bay Limo steamer Georgia was
| bonded in the sum of $1,000 yesterday and
| released from the custody Of the Court.
| Much trouble is being experienced in
| laying the Government cable across Oregon
| Inlet.
A colored Episcopal mission has been es-
| tablished in Portsmouth, with Rev. George
| +. Bragg as rector.
The truckers are now all getting in order
| TO ship the potato crop.
Senator Daniel left for homo on the 10
o'clock train last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
11y Tender Conscience.
Ladies' Home Journal.I

have tender conscience,
That measures Ave feet three,
Whose slight reproof Ii worth whole hombs
OF cold divinity.
Who leads me by "a small still voice.
And, with loving glance,
Reminds me while the lamp holds out
This sinner has q chance.
Whose form IL ever by my side,
And at the door OF SIN,
TRUSTS out white and rounded arm,
And bars the way within.
No man can ever go nstray,
Who pausos 70 reflect
That he must meet those modest eyes,
And keep his seli-respect.
30 with q firm, mistaken frcnt
lid Old Satan fee
For I've tender conscience,
Tha5 measures nEafsakshxsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
Carrying n jag.
fCioshier and Furnisher.l

Head of Firm: Mr.. Travers, your ex-
psnse account figures up very high tor
dull trip. What have you to say about
1t?
Travars: The truth of the matter is.
business has been SO quiet that got DIS
heavy load around with me. and my eI-
cess baggage has been big item.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
THE PROFESSOR KEPT HIS DATE.
Mrs. Perkipson's Entevtainmsnt-A Ger
man ut Professor Hoimes,s-The Finals

Mrs. Perktpson's Entevtainmsnt-A Ger
man ut Professor Holmes,s-The Finals
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June 6.-This
week has been quiet one here. The only
things looked forward to as likely to create
ripple were the senior law examination
on Friday by Professor Gilmore and the
baseball game for this evening with st.
Johns College. The baseball failed to
come of, but Professor Gilmore was
charmingly regular and kept his date"
Whether he or the class won in the strug-
gle remains yet TO be told.
Another event, however, helped to carry
the week along. On Wednesday evening
Professor and Mrs. William Howard Per-
kinson entertained the University of Vir-
ginia Chapter of Beta Theta Pi, which is
one Of the Oldest secret society chapters
represented at the University. and of
which Professor Parkinson Is an alumnus.
A number Of young ladies, both from
ths.Uniyersity and from other points. we're
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
Too Much Material.

Dashawayi have an old coat I think
you might wear, Uncle Jasper.
Uncle Jasper; Pse Obliged, sab. Is dat
coat q sack l amt cot much use for q
tail coat. sab.
Dashaway Why, what's the matter with
tail coat, Uncle9
Uncle Jasper; I'm. mighty unhandy,
sab, getting ober fences.
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Imnrobnble.
rsmith, Gray 6 Co.'S Monthly.l

[SmIth, GRAY @ GO. 3 MOHInIy'I
johnson: Giglamps, the poet, went out
in a boat at Rockaway last week and was
never heard of again. Yesterday they
caught shark there and In his stomach
were two silver dollars, so they think be
must have swallowed poor Giglamps.
Bronson: don't see why. What would
a poet be doing with so much money as
fhat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
Y0RK-RlVER LINE, VIA WEST POINT.
THE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No. 10, 3:1oP.M.
LOCAL ExPREss, daily. except Sunday
stops at al stations. At Lestor Manor connects
with stage for Walkcrton; with Baltimore
steamer AZ West Point
TRAIN No. 10, 4:4S p. M.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily, excop, Sunday
Tor West Point, connecting NTH York-kiyer
steamers for Baltimore At Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and oAio railroad for
Washington, Philadelphia and New York.
Steamers leave Baltimore r. NJ daily, except
sunday.
Trains srrive at Richmond OBS A. ". aud
10:40 AN.
TRAIN No. 40, TAO A NJ.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except Sunday, leaves
Twenty-thlrd street Tor West Point and lntorms-
dlate points.
Open A. ii. 10 0 p. NJ. and from Q +. II. y s:s,s
A. NJ.
tiiy tickss-oface -eoI east Main street
SOL HAAS, JAS. l. TAYLOR
Trafac Manager. General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH y pvT16> Division PaaaenNk< Aesnt
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Lavender. Sweet Lavender.

boston Globe.l
Beneath the gray New England skies,
Old memories stir,
Old hopes arise.
What time hear the vendors cries
Of" Lavender, sweet lavender!
Here, In the crowded city street,
/ hear the whir
OF wings, and choat
Ny soul with thoughts that, at my feet
Flow'rs lavender, sweetlavenderl
An Old-World garden rises fair
No mists can blur
The vision there
Again see my lady where
Blooms lavender, sweet lavender.
The world withdraws-alone, stand
With thoughts Of her
Loves doubts disband-
As with bow, My heayn is spanned
BY lavender, sweet layenderl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
THE NoTToWAY ELECTION.
The Republican Contest the Last Note OF
the Dying Swan.

Tho Republican Contest the Last Note OF
the Dying Swan.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond DlsratchI
NorrowAY, Va, June 6.-Mueh excite
ment prevails over the recent elections IN
this county. The Democrats elected a
straight ticket for the first time since the
war by majorities ranging from two TO two
hundred. The "Rads have now served no
ticeof contest upon oil the Democratic cam !;
didates and have engaged Mr.. Alphabet ,
Smith, of Danville, TO set aside the verdict
of the people at the polls.
BANNER PRECINCT.
Their design is to reject the vote. OF
Crewe, the banner Democratic precinct IN
Nottowav. and SO alter the county's vote.
Their petition to the County Court charges
every species of fraud upon the Demo,
cratic party. all of which will be most
easily falsifed and disproyen. The Re-
publican party in this county is beaten IT.
revocably. and this contest is the last note
Of the dying swan.
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\. 4 : Ho1iaIE:EastsrllIl

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY q t,.,
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYkD-STkgrr ,r,-.
900 A. NJ. Daily vid PETERSBURG g.,.''''.Ji
Norfolk Through Rrpre.. ~
Norfolk az ll:3j a. ". s,H
ut Petersburg, Wayeriy. 49, ~
1906 A. NJ Daily, IVA Pe.ersblrg -.-1L
Petersburg 1880 4. s.. N''.
Petersburg ll:Ij AN p. v.lt
VIE, LynchburT, ana an 1.Y.-,..- =.
and Wes-. IAr IsA ctt I'm
mond u R9ln1sa arl i.f...' 10
1910 p. N. Daily, tia Peterbgre. A--.,,..,
tersDuIg IL T. NJ. la4,. y. -
burg l:2J =. u. tlI- 80
Lynchonfs J.H0 7. -. b. .I...s
J., W. No connection Jsy.aia,t
6:45 p, n. Daily ia Pcters5lr,. A-.-
Norfolk 900 q. g. ''
1880 p. NJ. Daily, viaPetersburs. A--,.,,
tersburg 1910 A. w.. r.---fN
with Train No. I, Leaving p.t--. 20
AZ 1874 A. ". ior Fa-.,'.. ~
burg, Pocaho9ias Gai sI
South and West lgHrsr -
Sleeper between KlCWO,1 s
LfSSbBUhG really .; lca,a.,
PULLMAN sl.EEPlNG-CAR AC,0vy.r.
1tONS. -'.i'
No. I-Sleepine-car from Ri-smlrftf-..
burg; also, Petersburgto Bristol VIE 4, +. ~
leaving Petersburg daily si.lgt. Ap
Roanoke 20 Memphis ami nov o.. .,. -, ~
change
No. 3-Through car Ricamoni % R.,..,....
Radford, and Pullman Sleeper Roanoke i ~
phis without change.
Tickets, baggage-checks, ami 90 'rr-r,...
can be obtained az Richmond arI p.,..,..s
railroad depot, A. W. Garbers 90l N,.,..,..t
and at the company'sCGlre, s38el., ... ~,
u. ". COT sTSpF'
W. 2. BEYLi. -'
General Passenger Ae.-,
General ONCE, Roanoke, Va.
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Leave Arrive
No. Richmond. Petersburg
TRAINS N0RTHWAND
'DaiIy.
STOPPING PL,cEs

Nos. ii, 33, and 38 make l5 '',. -
and 7S stop on signal az Manner. '.--,
and Chester. Nos. "a ana Al -.t ..-
Manchester DreW~V'. COM -., b.,
No 27 stops on signal a, Nfn.-'.'.'. y. ~.
passengers purchasing tickets o. 81 .- -
ping-pisces Tor this train -lI'l a. i...'--e
Nos. 81, IS, 81, B., 3H, i., .' i.' sd
VIII stop on signal az all siA li....
PULLMAN-CAR s..Fl.-
On Truth Nos. II and 23 ...e. ;-i'
tween New York and Tampa, fit 20. -,
yille). On Train Nos. IA 1al ID ..r.,s
between New York All lAa...-' p .r-t
Nos. p and rs sleep.uB-'lr' .f.t
and jacksonville. on Tram '.- d.
sleeping-cars between R.cla.ll '-' %
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 10 A.".'--
Richmond 800 A. NJ E,r E-...l. .,
Richmond. ..'5:fj Z. N. N,s..... ''.,-.. III
Norfolk ....'S:35 ?. n. k..-.. ..'--'. u
Norfolk 1000 7. VI. l.'i.. NJ b.!
The trains leaving R.chu1- t. '' "a
Norfolk at A y. II. are SOLID tA.-' -...i
two points, and passenger 81 '.' .-..s
change Of cars Close conuet ~, ... 10
az Petersburg by tho - 4. t.t = &
Richmond and the $50 4. Y. grams p. l..
Trains leaving Richmond q. 81. "a. L
1850 r. n. and arriving q. a'.-- i, -
III. and 1910 j. NJ. make Close 1'- u. .
tersburg 10 aud from karm'l-' -'--- i
southwestern points tram
at 1905 A. NJ. has thrOls- 81 A. er..E
Roanoke, and kaciorl' .. -
E-TD. MYERs, General sni
4. II. EMERSON, General P4-sa-s
DICHMOND, FREDEkiCa''. +. +,
h AND POTOMAC Btl-hoA-... F.. -
commencing MAY 3, leJl-,''
s:o4 A. II. leaves Byri-s.-e srr.I
Milford. FrcieT p. .'t ~,
ans WIdewatcr sesr., -
ineton and New g., ~,
WsshIngton 1901 /. 81, t-..-
az IN p. 81. Pal.i. . -'
NJ, New York t.5J p " .,-, ,
11.5o A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Stfge. ,.1l. ~, .1|
AA''0 - cont SUNDAY. Bg4.' 81
Richmond u WA,.lls .e-,, r. -,
Washington 40 J.. w. 80 y,
b:24 r. NJ. Philals, ID '''
New York 1855 y. VI cid, ~,
ZOO p. M. leaves Byrd.Strroi '- =
Sleeper Richmond s,ts..|
Sto,,s only at Ash.snt Ia
MILFORD. FredeC'ksi lis' ~. -
and Widewatey. Stops = -
tons on Sundays A.i.'-'.. h. 8
iugton Hos y. ", Ban Ns
AN, Phila1elphlA 5.t' D.
s..o I apr;v e:J A. Byrd-Stres' ~. p.
GOV n n Sia.nsT srom New York- - ~
=, ytiSewat,r. Bro0k9 -, ~
burg. Milford, B5ihse.' -. "a -
land. Stops az o.A7t 49, 80, a 80 ;
days Leaves "as-N'
o.. " n .;,,,.. =, pyra-s.rs., .,.i'Ss 81 =.
stops as FredoricA'9-.g SOS
Boutwell,, and Asnl1IS X, ! 8
nom washington snl ~ 80
DOCS nog stop 81 -
Wssbinzton 1880 4. y. 80, ~
,o.oA N s,sIvSs a, Byrd-Strce. si9t...,-f -
Aos~f II NJ Sla Snntsy. Blr'i 40
yvesbins,ea 10 Ri1hmo14
MSsh.a s,,a eco S,S5o tss9oDATl'S
fnAph"i p.MY YtcSPT sCSDAr. vrstss.ss
ara p. M. leayas Elba, srfifAS
burg az Gao Y. n. -. grsisa'
s.s6 A. ~. arrives Eloa, leA'''
urg 600 A. n. ,,>,s
ASHLAND ThAlH@
pAu-Y RxCEFf suNpAi. A.hia3is
s.xaA N. leaves Elba- Arrives D.
1883 A. NJ. .,,.. AZ AssAa' :
e,oa p. M. leaves klbA ARRIVES .
7.03 T.. NJ. ,.vsA AsslaS' :
aa5 A. NJ arrives Elna LeAlS a..
ear ss s sS.i, 4 u :; rsA Leaves A''l'''
''' $40 ? 2Nky1os, rrsns s.ss'''
RID MyEgs. General s~s
49,. tan WORK Nna',,r<s
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A Suspicious Sound.

Snaggs: / believe young Larimer pro-
posed To daughter last night.
Mrs. Snaggs; But are you quite sure,
James7
Snaggs; Well, when I came by the par
Tor door ! was certain heard the diamond
ring.
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DEPARTURE oFsIEAMERs.
old DOMINION STEAM NfA
" SHIP COMPANY. LA.A1
EnR NEW YORK.


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY,
and FRIDAY at 8 z. NJ. Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time.
steamers leave New YORK for Rchmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 7.
NJ, arriving in Richmond MONDAY and FIJI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations uusurpassed.
Cabin fair 20 New York GA James-riyer
route Qncluding meals and BERTH. .....e w
oftsr date Of issue IA 90
s,aaraca Win snbsistence ,.. 90
steerage without subsistence. W
Cabin fare pia Chesapeake and Ohio rail- IN
Cabin fare ria Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can be obtained at A w. Garoer {,
COL Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio ana
Richmond and Petersburg depots, and az COM
pany's offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf,
Rockets
Freight forwarded and through bills Of lading
Issued for points beyond New York.
Freights received daily until =. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAfS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way (uid Newport News) at 800 7. N. and by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad (same days.
at A. NJ, will make connection at NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
de4 Company's wharf ROcketts
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VIRGINIA sTEAMBOATaSF1hl
" cnMpA NrYra rAMEG RIVER &&2&&3


VIRGINIA sTEAMBoATaxTfRh,
COMPANIES JAMES &zssdsEaas
LINE. Cheapest and most pleasanS, route ,,t 70
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, NEW
PORT NEWS, CLAREMONT, and JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT by elegant saloon
steamer ARIEL leaving Richmond EVERY MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at A. M.
Street-cars go directly 10 steamers wharf Fare
TO Old Point or Norfolk. S1.50; second chss. 81.
Connections at Old Point closely with all lines
for Washington, u. 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 at CARRIER 8
Agency, 90I Main street. Baggage checked
through. Stato-rooms engaged Tor day or night
FREIGHTs.
Freight received daily for NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, SMITHFIELD, HAMPTON, OLD
POINT, WAYERLY, HICKSF0RD, and ALEX
ANDRIA, VA; WASHINGTON, ID. c.; NEW
BERNE, WASHINGTON, TARBoRO, N. c.; all
stations on the Atlantic and Danyille railroad,
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk South
ern railroad, Farmville and POWhatan railroad,
and Eastern North Carolina generally; also for
Eastern Shore Of Virginia, and all regular land
inRs on James river, az LOWEST RATES, and
through bills issued.
EXCURSIONS
by NIGHT or DAY 70 NORFOLK, OLD POINT,
VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW, and DUTCH
GAP can now be booked for the coming season.
LUCIRN b. TATUM, Yice-President,
No. l1l7 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsIGBR, Freight and Passenger Agent.
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Hiekok's No. /, y. D. O., Fig. and Caro-
line Sun Cured are Pure, Clean. and Choice
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToMkc)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, Va, June b, 1891.
NOTICE.-COMMENCING MON
~ DAY, June 9Th instant, through Buffet
Perlor-Car between Richmond and New YORK
win be run daily except Sunday leaving Rich
mond 1l:50 A. NJ, arriving at New York 1880
p. NJ and leaving New York IL A. NJ, ar
irving at Richmond $50 p. NJ.
"A. TAYLOR,
ie CIT Trafic Manager
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
4 n

lG RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE II EFFECT MAY 81. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
2:55 A. N. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily 10 At
lanta, Augusta. and points South.
Connects az Greensboro for Durham
and Raleigh; at Salisbury fer West
ern North Carolina. Passengers can
take sleeper ut o y. NJ. Through
sleepers from Danyills South.
3:Oo Z. NJ. FAST MAIL, daily, for Atlanta, Al
gusta, and points South. Connects at
Mosleys junction with Farmyille and
Powhatan railroad at kEYSyILLE
for GAINESVILLE, Oxford, Henderson,
Durham, and Raleigh. CAR goes
through from Richmond 70 Raleigh.
Through sleopers from Danyilne
South. At Danyille connects with the
WASHINGTON AND SOUTHWEST
ERN yESTIBULE LIMITED.
600 +. N. LOCAL, daily, except sunday for
Amelia Courthouse and intermediate
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
4 40 F. p N. From Atlanta and Augusta
s:45 A. H. From Amelia Courthouse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07

NOOK AND JOB WORK ~. NS SElSl'
I'D rxECUTEp AT Tue piH4
Ina Aol6s.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAN.
" WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUSgL.i 1871

LEAVE RiCuXoSD.
$40 A. N. Daily for OH P1,u, s1f v-..,
Pullman Sloep.lg-Car R.a..,.-.
10 Old Point.
l1:o0 A. n. Express, daily f0r C.--,..s
through day HIaH. FOB ID. ~.
Pullman Sleeper on p.-, "a.
Homework.
3:20P. n. Express, daily for Oh Pan ,,,
Norfolk. Pullman s.ae,..,--,
Cincinnati % Oh Pom,
4:30 p. NJ. Accommodation, ezce2, slat,r d,
Gord0u-yi'ls rUI Orange
1890 p. N. The +. F. v, Limited, linv p-l
man Slecping-Car Ola p..tDU5.
cinnau. solid vc-tala tain ~,
Dinlng-Car AMI TIHnsq o..
louisville 10 Cincinnati On! D..
man 10 Louisville
rRAIGS ARRIVE AZ Ric1Y1.l
$50 A. NJ. and $3.50 P. N. daily ts.n C.-,
matt.
7:45 P. NJ. daily, except Sunday, from Hssa
1880 A. NJ. and Csc y. NJ daily frCl N.gt.l
Station: Broad street near seyen.esz.h
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Nos. Ii, 33, and 80 make l3 ''i- 49,,
and 7s stop on signal az Man a's.'l 800 =,
and Chester. Nos. "a ana il
Manchester, DreW~v'. con-. In, D.,
passengers purchasing tickets o. sef-H -
ping-piaces Tor this train -l'-. nh.
Nos. 30, IS, 81, B., 80, '", .., i. 90. 30
VIII stop on signal az all SIS u..'.
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JAMHS-RIVER DIVISION
Richmond and Allegheny A4-uidl

Richmond and Allegheny A4-1lal
LEAVE MCHHOSD
600 A. N. daily for Lynchburl Natural 8r'n
Lexington, ami Cl.tol Fllge fss
lor Chain Car klfnm.rl u lrs,
Forge, excepting on sIll sys fir.
400 P. N. except Sunday for LYcttlyg. "a.
Meeting with a train lea,l, lUA
burg at A. n. daily ~ Nod
Bridge, Lexington a-i Cra
Forge. Sleeping-Ca'i0 L.-Ls..E
TRAINS ARRIVE AT m iH0yl
$40 p. NJ. daily from Clifton tors-
$40 A. N. except sunday from l-..0l gfp
Station: Eighth and Canal s,r.e..
For further Information q .IIy ~ 4 w. 10;
bers oflce, COL east Main r,rc'' ne Dr~s
peake and Ohio RAILWAY C0mf1lys F4.-,
chesapeake and Ohio Gcrg-i ODE trl
and Main. john D. POTTS
10 20 Div 'slgu PIsselgtf Ags-l
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TLANTIO COAST LINE

IA
RICHMOND AND PETERSbv8i RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. Nay 20 1891 AZ
NJ, trains on this road will will run ~ i--.u
TRAINS SOUIuNAaU
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On Train Nos. IA Gaf "3 ... 80.
tween New York and Tampa f.s t. -,
yille). On Train Nos IA tal -, go
between New York ali Clar.r-' o. y.
Nos ~ and rs sleep,ug--sr. g.,...s
and jacksonville. on Train H.- DO
sIeeplng-cars between Richmond --i 81.
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Meantime the artillery combat con.
tinued on tho whole front on the Bistritz.
The infantry had already gained posses
sion OF most OF the crossings, when at 8
O'Clock the retiring movements and the re-
treat OF tho batteries Of the enemy were
perceived. The First army marched for
ward, .the cavelrymen ahead. and the
King passed with 1t over the bridge of
bowstitz- The ride led by the great
battery. which had so long hindored the
debouch from the forest of Tadowa and
had kept up fire 10 the last minute. IL
bad been possible 10 remove only part
Of the battery. Ten cight-pounders were
still stuck there. Men and horses lay dead
among them. We hurried away over the
scene OF the greatest slaughter-a sceno
from which the eye Is eager TO turn. Ian
genhof was still occupied, and rife fire
was directed thencea ~ us Nevertheless il
was steadily forward. forward. and we
coon bad view Of tho great attack OF the
Austrian reserve cavalry aud the hot fght
vhieh folloSedi IL. Tho Ansiriap infantry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-04
YELLOW FEVER.
AN ASSISTANT ARMY SURGEON
DIES OF THE DISEASE.
The Great Military Divisions of the United
states Abolished-An Reports Go hi
rect to the Maj or-General.
Secretary Fosters DiIemma.

WASHiYGToN. July 3.-Secretary Foster,
in speaking on the subject to-day, said that
the letter which Jordan. one of the dis
charged men, claims to have received from
him. Offering him his old position. was not
sent 10y MIN {the secretary. He explained
that he was discussing the case with
MessrS. Cavanaugh and DeVlin. and had
submitted several propositions IN them
whichAe thought did not seem To he alto
gether satisfactory. He said he was willing
TO sPpomt seven men TO places in the bu-
leau with the understanding that Jordan,
who is making good living outside, would
not return to work. They wanted more
than this, continued the secretary. and
Said they were afraid that if Jordan were
'etfer r,;:s place with This understanding,
dad fSssh0ull get 10 the ears Of Meredith,
he would crow over il and make his brags
that they had been defeated. | went SO far
as TO draft 4 letter To JOrdOn. There had
been several papers written during the con
ference in about these terms, places were to
be found for the other SIX men and would
he accept position in the burcaut ! agreed
TO give them this letter to be
given 10 Jordon if they should promise
on their honor as men that
they would either return it to ne or hand
me Iordans declination. this 10 sooth .Ior-
dams feelings as il were All this was con
tinrent upon our reaching an agreement.
When showed Deylin and Cavanaugh this
letter they declined my terms, aud l showed
the letter TO one side with The rest of the
rejected manuscript. We we're discussing
the situation further and eudeav-
oring to find another solution when
/ received the card of : dclega-
ton representing the Federation
of Labor. Leaving Devlin and Cayanaugh
for few minutes, | went over 10 talk 10
the newcomers. The letter To Jordan,
though signed, was but draft aud not in
tended to be sent. If he received it, the
delegates from the Knights OF Labor must
have taken it from the desk. II had been
previously rejected by them. I do not ac-
tuse them of stealing the letter. but I do
say that the letter should never
have gone TO Jordan. 1t was
null and void. When l returned TO
the desk said goodbye and swept the
papers into a drawer. but | did not notice
this letter was gone. Ihave reason to think
they took this note sent TO me by the dele
cation from which Powderly notes in his
information about the Gomper's federation.
That name was cut on the card by my pri-
Sate secretary in order to identify the peo-
pie in my mind.