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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
PROBABLE DELIBERATE MURDER.
An Infant Beaten to Death--Arrest of the
Stepfather-AnA Autopsy to BE Held.


Stepfather-AnA Autopsy to BE Held.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SALEM, July 6.-Sunday about noon Con-
stable Northcross, of Montgomery county,
brought 10 Roanoke county jail John Dunford, "A
tenant farmer Of Bent Mountain, near Big
Spring, under the charge Of having caused the
death on July "a OF Eta Griggs, aged fifteen
months. by feloniOusiy beating. whipping. and
abusing the child so that she died. Duntord is a
middle-aged man, cross-cyed, has sandy hair,
and about seven months ago married young
woman named Ellen Griggs, who then had an IL
legitimate baby.
CRUEL TREATMENT.
From the testimony OF neighbors IL appears
that he constantly maitreatcd the infant, striking
Il recently with n horse-whlp so Severely as 10
nearly brain IL. and from the effects OF which II
II claimed II died last Thursday. Friday coro-
ners Jury was empanelled by Acting-Corcner A.
j. Deyerle. at the house OF Finn Maxcy, IN
Montgomery county, near the Roanoke county
line, who rendered verdict In accordance with
the evidence, and Dunford was then arrested
and lodged In this jail.
SENT on.
This morning. by the advice OF his counsel. Mr..
X. w. Kline, he waived an examination. aud
Justice J. II. Camper sent him ON TO the grand
Jury for Indictment
Tomorrow Cfaesdayl morning Common
wealth y Attorney Ballard will take physician
60 the place where the babys body Is buried. will
have the body exhumed and have n thorough
post morton made, which the Acting Coroner
neglected 70 do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
SUDDEN OEAIH.
A Richmond Man Dies from apopiexy
While Out Walking.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
FINcAsTLE, Va, July 6.-Hugh Smith. a
well-known citizen of Richmond died
suddenly here this afternoon. lie came 70 Fin
castle last Thursday for the benefit OF his health
and was stopping et the hsyth Hotel This
afternoon he took walk down town near the
Ammen woollen-factOry. and was seen 90 sit
down on the bank Of the race. In short time
some one observed that he was lying down, and
on going 70 him found that he was dead. Dr.
Doggett was called and pronounced his death
dine o nDODlpxy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
An Ideal summer Hotel in New York.

The new palace-ilke Plaza Hotel, Fifth avenue
and fifty-Sinth street, overlooking Central Park
With its walks, lakes and drives, its green fol-
age and breezes laden with the perfumes OF the
n and flowers, Ii the superior OF all summer
resort hotels, for IL is In the city whore its table
receives the best OF all the greatest markets In
the word can command. Pcrons seeking an un-
paralelied hotel for the spring and summer can
not make better aaloctton than the Plaza Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08

home IN Decatur, Texns. lie expects to return
In time TO attend the next session OF the oh'-
vcrsify.
Mr.. l. Napoleon Levy, OF New York, who has
heon visiting his brother. Mr.. Jefferson Levy az
Monl,celio left for his homo this morning.
Miss Lena Hinton. Of Pcterrbnrg,s visi,lng NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
OPENING OF THE U. S. COURT.
How TO Create Fund for the support
of n County Police Force.


ALEXANDRIA. July fudge Hughes
opened the United States Court here to-
day and called the grand and petit lures.
The county authorities will mako application
at tho next session OF the General Assembly for
a special law authorizing Alexandria county to
retain AT least one half the fines imposed for
violations Of the law In that county. 1t Is de-
signed in this way to create "A fund 10 support a
police force that will suppress gambling. The
gamblers from Washington have come across
the river and established houses in Alexandra
county, and the county has no money TO pay
policemen in order 10 enforce the law Of the
State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
mo IRON MANUFACTURERS.

0lNEER. FIFTH AID SIXTH DISTRICTS. btLilHufN,
MD. June 30. iSal.-proposal- viii ie ~ vel
~ thisoclco until - O'Clock VI. u " EDNESDNl
the @ei day Of july, 1891, for furnishing en-"
materials and labor ~ all kinds necessary for
the completion and delivery of the metai-work ~
the Maryland Point Lighthouse. Maryland
Plans, specific cations. forms 40 proposals. ard
o.her information may be Obtained ou alp.ir1-
lion ~ this office Tho rich' ls Ic-orNef o. re-
let any ar MI bids. and to WAY any deic'i.. d.
e. MAlLERY. Cautaiu Of Engineers, Z. y. A.,
lfcNf-flruse Engineer. ~ l-rNIsf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
TRAINS NoKruwAEl
y



No. "a, 3i, ami So make un
and - stop au signal at Man f.s. '
and Chester. Not - slli ~ .'.
N4nrrls-e.. proNrf's. e. uffI
No e stop on sicnai az Sian N'-
passengers purchasing tiskeI- f
lins-plscrs for this train -li,r
Nos ~, %. 81, b, -, 81, 81. 90 Co.,
nil stop On signal ai az sia i.1nt.
pULINAN-l Az skkfl
On Train No. "a AMI .I -'r'
tween New York and Tampa. fh. .'t
Vi.icl. On TYsis Noe ~ ana cd
between New l0rk Grt Nlar'ri.
NoS % ana - sirspiug-'ari n.iHr'
and Jas.kSoasiiic. GA Train hHr
sleoping-esrs between hlcnntonI a..
Va.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAIL iiNE 10 n
LsANk. ~
Richnaoud =. 900 4. u. Norfolk. Boo. d.
Richa.oui. ...'ssf5 Y. N. NcgIu.k.
Sorfoix 's.35 .. n. t.chtlolf
Norfolk - 400 4. VI. k.chuloal. ....
The trains iaavins ksdi8ond 10 % p.
Norfolk NJ 4 Z. VI. are sOal lfsins D.
two points. and passcngt.> ~ tntV-'
change Of ears. Close conacciicii Az e t-
AZ Petersburg b. the .sfl + n i
Ricn mos.t and the s.s,a a. "A. ifsin ii' II
1ruiu- leaving kichDiocd ~ TO- 2 =
li:s0 z. "A. anf aftivlas et kiChni2At =.
NJ. aud $40 L. N. maize ctese csans, !. -
tersburs 20 and ifOn tsfmVtie, Il
southwestern pointS y N. :. .
EFT. ID. Arxss. General supsrinlenss.
Z. n EAkksos. VsasSsa fHssea<ss 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
MEETING OF THE HANOVER TROOP
ONLY One Man Who Pawned His Clothes
lie WIZ BE Court iiarilaleh.
rcorrosnonAence Of The Riehmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ASHLAND, July THE Hanover Troop,
according to order, assembled at Hanover
Courthouse to-day at noon Tor inspection by
Major W. /. Wickham. The company AZ roll
cali numbered iilty-two, besides Captain 7. II.
Han. Lieuienanis Howard and NOland. Four
members wcrc III at home and sent excuses. Inc
object Of the inspection was To- SET Gt rest ia" re-
ports that have been current for several weeks
about the pawnng Of the troops uniforms.
ONLY ONE CULPRIT.
The facts developed to-day were 10 the effect
that one man. c. II. Jcier. Of lover Hanover, he'd
pawnel his clothes. ana he viii 40 once be court
marfialcd. There wes considerable indignation
expressed by the members OF tho company Mt
his action, and also at the reports that have been
published in the Richmond papers
The assembly to-day was one oi the best mat
has taken place since The troop was orgarlzcd,
and the enthusiasm was very marked.
TIE MAYOR RESIGNS.
Major W. \. shepard, tie mayor Of Ashland
for several terms, tcf,,iered his resignation 70
the Council at the meeting last night His rca-
son for declining 10 serve any longer was on ac-
count Of his health. Tho resignation was ac-
ceptcd aud j. ". Taylor. Es1.. was chosen 10 MI
the vacancy. Mr.. George Z. Nixon was elocteda
member OF the Council rice Shepard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08

By virtue OF the above decree, md a. special
commissioner therein appointed for the pug
pose. will sell Ut public auction, on the pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
The SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL.
One Roy Dead. the Other Discharged from
Custoay-An Octogenarlan Dead.
lSuo-.inl tnlnrrn1. - thn nisnntoh

TNNtClI IFINETlIn 70 IuH UIsVHICI.I
LYNCHBCEG, VA. July Henry Hammer,
the colored boy who was shot by another
negro named Tom Flood. died last night. The
verdict OF the cOrOners Jury to-day was that the
shooting was accidental and Flood was dis
charged.
DOND REDUCED
Judge Diggs In the Corporation Court to-day
reduced the bail bond Of j. I. Boyd from $4,000
TO 5000. II is thought Boyd can give this
latter bond. His case will be called again III Dc
tODer
DEATH OF MR.. 7. HuRT
Tompkins Hurt, ono OF tho best known ana
most esteemed citizens OF the Hot Creek neigh
borhood. Campbell county, died Saturday; aged
eighty-three years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

/ AND Pinch STEEL GuNS.-oRpiS ,Nca
OFfICt. WAX DEPARTMENT. " t,HtN0foN, Way =.
iS91.-Inier The provisions of ser'iou "i inc
net approved August Il, 1890. - mosiiiei Toy
the act approved February "a. 1891. srnl"d pro
po4als I'M Duplicate viii be- received a. This 0'.Iro
from citizens ~ tho United States until O'Clock
+. ". ON MONDAY, July l3, 1891, at which Time
they viii be publicly opened, for furnishing ih'
Ordnance Department. nitcd states army. WIN
twenty-five 90 S-iuch. nfty so lu-lnrh, and
twenty-five l25l l2-iuch steel guns. and aninn-
milton for their test or proof. ali fo be oi An"r-
can manufacture. One fourth ca 90 these guns
may Doe constructed on tho Pacific con-f. blank
forms on which proposals must ho made AMI All
information required hy bidders rau De- hat upon
application % Brig. gen. D. ". FLAGLtR, chief
Of Ordnance my 26-IuiWNtjyiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08

COURT ORDERS.

UT Isl DkDthf.
VIRGfNIA-IN NOTTOWAY CIR
' CCIr-COURT CLERKS OFFICE, JUNE
"a, 1891:
c. T. HOOt Plaintiff,
against In Chancery.
Cecilia L. Hoot. Defendant
The object Of this suit e. for the plaintiff 10 Oh
tain against the defendant divorce a piactf'o
fadfrtnlOnt.
And II appearing ny AFFIDAVIT that tho defend
ant is a nonresident ~ the State Of Virginia, I.
Is ordered that she appear hero within Bf,een
days after dle publication Of this order and 10
what may be necessary 10 protect her interest ia
this suit.
Tes;e: HERMAN JACKSON, Clerk.
W. ii. MAss, p. q.
To MRS. CECILIA l.. HooT (YosYsRLY CEcEuA L.
WABRESl:
Take notice. that will on MONDAY, August 3
1891. between tho hours Of 10 A. N. anf 4. ".
OF that day. at the law ONCE Of Mills Dean, Nc.
fO2 louisiana avenue, Washington, ID. c., pro-
coed 10 take the dispositions Of L. T.. Pettis aud
others, 10 he read a. evidence In my behalf in
a certain suit for divorce pending IA the Circuit
Court Of Nottcway county. Va. wherein you are
defendant and am complainant.
{. I. H0oT.
~ l-W5w by w. II. MANN, his counsel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
BY Frank ID. liili & CO.,
Real Estate AuctIoneers-

htnI E.EUtV NtIVfI''Eos
MICE SNUG FRAME DWELLING
~ ATTHE NORTHEAST CORNER OF Nm
TY-FOURTH AND CkRRlNGION STREETS,
NOW OCCUPIED BY NIX X. r. DAY, FOX SALE
AT AUCTl0N.-On
WEDNESDAY, July 4, 1891,
M q O'clock r. NJ, on the promises, We win sell
the NICE COTTAGE located az above. The house
contains four rooms. Kitchen, stable anu other
or,t-houses and an elegpnt well Of water and fine
shade-trces on the lot. This property II oppo-
site Falrmont and only one square nom Eenable
and Twenty-ffth streets, In an improving
neighborhOOd.
TERss: one fourth cash: balance, four. eight,
and twelve months. FRANK ID. HILL & CO,
iy4 AbcuohceI-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
WAITING FOR THE DEFICIENCY.
The Governor VIII Begin Paying Any
bow-The Grand Sire No Worse
Especial telegram to the Dispntch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispntch-l
RALEIGH, n. c.. July 7.-Governor Holt
to-day. after consultation. decided that he
would wait only few days longer Tor tho cnerh
II 500. 600 due tho state as balance OF direct
taxes. II further delayed he will commence the
issue OF warrants paying the clsims IN tnll.
Clerks are now busy arranging tho apphcation-
already received. An agent Of the State IL IN
Washington looking nftcr the deficiency. and
dispetch Is looked for from him tomorrow.
WHAT Is UNDERSTOOD.
II is understood that the Railroad Commission
will not assess any road for taxation until al the
officials OF the different corporations nave hau
n fulI hearing. The assessment will then DO
made all together.
MORE RESTLESS
Grand-Sire Busbee il a little more restless IMAM
last night but there Il no change for the worse.
il Is considered that there ~ an improvement IN
the paraiytir featnrcs Of tho case. Inc Grand
Master Of Odd-Feliows Of the state IL here III
attendance on him.
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The Steamer and wharf-Owncrs Re-
sponsibie.
esalt alagrarn IN tho Dispateh
The st,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July miss Doves
body has teen recovered. and the coroners YER
dict tonight Is that she Was drowned by the
criminal negligence Of the steamer and wharf
owners 10 not providing proper guards at the
steamboat landing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08

Last night the young men Of the town organ
lied the Scotland Neck Athletic Association.
The officers elected we're: Claude Kitchen, pros
ident; DR.. G. {. Christian, recording secretary ::
John ID. Perry, corresponding secretary. ard
L. X. Iasseu, treasurer. Baseball will DO the
chief amusement Of the association for the pres
ent. They combine the association WIN that Of
the fire company organized more than year
ago. Ihirty-throe members Joined, number
of whom were already members OF the fire com
psny. They say they expect % take the cham
pionship Of the State, for they have the material
10 DO il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08

Inmher AlSp Consumed.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
COLUMBIA. July G.-Ihe accidental fire
which Yesterday morning destroyed the steam
saw-mill Of CowheTd Brothers reached also n
large stack Of lumber which WAS not entirely
consumed. Loss $500. No insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08

Freight received iaiiy for NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, sNIrHlIElD, HAMPTON, OLD
POINT, WAVERLY. nICkSFORp, and ALEA-
ANDkIA, VA: WASillNGIoA, u. e.; NkN-
BEBNE, WASHINGIOH. rARBORO. y. G., al
stations on tho Atlantic ami Danyiiln railroad,
Seoboar,! and Roanoke railroad, norfolk south
ern railroad. Farmyilr ami FOwhatan railroad,
and Eastern North Carolina generally; also ipr
Eastern shore Of virginia, ana AL regular ianI-
ipg- on James river, AZ LOWEST RATES, aud
through bills .se uotL
EXCURSIONS
by NIGHT 90 DAY - NORFOLK, OLD POINT.
VIRGINIA BEACH. OCEA% VIEW. and DJ fCn
GAP cau now be buo1.'I FOR tbn coming -ea.OA
LlCIEN IS. TATJM. Nicc-ProsiGclt,
No. III Main street aud Rockets
IRvIS WEisGER. Freight ant Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
A SPARK FROM A MANS PIPE
Causes u Destructive Confiagration 4,
Aibemarle County.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. July The fine
stable and granary attached 10 (Mt. Re
pose) the farm Of Mr.. Frank L. Parish, about
eight miles from this place, together with large
quantity OF hay, oats, corn, and ell the farm
wagons harness, and farming implements, were
totally destroyed by FIRE this morning about q
O'Clock. The loss Is between $4,000 and $4,000.
No insurance. The IRE is supposed to have been
caused by spark from the pipe Of one OF the
lAbOrefs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
A JuyFNILR curIXa scRAPr.
BUSINESS AcTlWrYiN WINSTON.
Baseball Contests and a Fire on the
Fonrth-Press Meeting In August. .

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
WINSTON. July 6.--Considering the tight
money market semI-annual settling day.
big tobacco bfoags, &c, the pas; week has not
been a lazy one IN Winston. Very near two
hundred iots were fold BY the real estate compa-
MES and agents. A number OF visitors from
Virginia and South Carolina were present.
Baseball has ragged with the heat. HE Bristol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
VIRGINTA STEAMBOAT4.-zr.

IOMFANl'S JANFN-NIY ~ -assol "a
LINE. Cheapest aud most pleasant r'yi- ,p
Old POINT, NORFOLK, iOltl 'NOl TIL, NEN-
PORT NEWS. CLAKENONT, AMI JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT by elegant -sl"on
steamer ARiE! leaving kirhmoni ~ Eitl MON-
DAY. WEDNESDAY, AMI FRIDAY ~ \. VI
S,reet-cars 90 directly to steamers "hafi. fhr'
10 Oh Point OF Norfolk. sl.5O: rss-,uI rss-. 81
Connections ~ OH POlt closely With all lines
for Washington, b. e.. baltimore Philadelphia,
and New York same afternoon, james river ID
daylight. Great tourist line. Ohcal.rt route.
Tickets only half Of Rail Rates.
Through ilckets On steamer Hui NJ Ghrn-r-
Agenry, 9Ol Main street. Baggage ch'-'k =
through. state-rOom. Engaged TOT day 90 night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08

~ - -f'll. AHtf'A N'f '''''s
By virtue OF the above decree, and a. special
commissioner therein appointed for the puf-
pose. will sell at public auction. on the pre-
misses, on
FRIDAY. JULY l., 1891,
at o'clock p. NJ, the above PROPERTY, CON
sisting ~ n TWO-STOkI -AND-BASENENT DE-
TACnED BRICK DWELLING. No. 203 east
Canal street, containing six large rooms. besides
bath. pantry, ana other small rooms, ani now
occupied by n prompt-paying tenant The lot
fronts on ,he south line Of Canal street about %
feet with n depth Of about 30 fect
The STORE ia a IBSTANIfALLY-BI lit
THREE-STORY CORNER BRICK STORE,
WITH CELLAR, on the southeast corner 0f Sc
c0nd and Canal streets, now occupied ~ a green
grocery. The upper part contains five rooms.
gas, water, and closet. The lot fronts about -
feet, depth about 30 feet.
The above PROPERTY being centrally located.
within two blocks OF Candles Hin, renders il
desirable "a an Investment, and il always In de-
maud for rental purposes. An accurate survey
Of the lines Of the property will be- seen at the
sale.
TERMS OPSALE: One fourth cash; one. two. and
three years, per cent Interest, secured By trust
deed.
HILL CARTRR. Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON Brown & CO.. AuctlJuecrs.
VIRGINfNTA FIRE And MtRISE INSURANCE CONPA-
ny, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST \. J. MOTT. DEFEND
ATTN THE CHASCERY COURT or The CITY OF
X CHMOND.
!, Charles ". GOd1in, clerk II said court, GER
tlfy that the bond required Of the speccl COM
missioner by the decree in said cause Of October
80, 1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand THIS 18th dag of May,
1891. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
fv Clark
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08

GTR ED, ON JULY 7rH. ON
~ from Mrs. Gfaves's, on 0akwood ave- N.
nue., LARGE RED COw-horns far apart and
nearly etraight; head resembling that Of an OK I;
tall white tipped Finder will please return 70
or notify Mrs. c. A. GRAVES, lakewood avenue,
and recaive reward. ~ Slit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
GALVESTON FLOODED
ALSO THE VICTIM OF A DRIVING
SOUTHWEST WIND.
Terrovs OF the storm-Houses Blown
Down-People Tnjurcd-Beach stroc-
lures Turned Into wreckage.
TBy telegraph to tho DIspatch.l

GALVESTON, TEXAS. July THE storm
which ragged here Saturday night and sun
day eliminated Sunday evening about y
o'clock. A driving southwest wind, ac-
cornpanied by heavy rains. caused much oil
the lower portion of the city to become
practically inundated At o'clock the
wind reached velocity Of fifty-fve miles
per hour.
The electric-light plant was useless. and
tho darkness. added to tho turles OF the
storm. made ANYTHING like travel lmpcssi-
lie and caused many to fear repetition OK mo
GREAT storm and food Of 1888. All street-raii-
way service was abandoned Inc worst ualhage
was done along the Gun peach' "nsre .Do vi
rio force Of the surf carried away almost every
thing within IT'S reach. The breakwater In 'front.'
of the Beach Hotel was completely wrecked ana
destroyei The Eicctric-rliway tracks were I'M
derrnlned and carried of shore.
a. inc eas;-ehore end. which Is extremely low
and fat the heavy sea- did much damage.
BUILDINGS were damaged ana IN many ihs,hu, ,
tho occupants were compelled 10 ascend 10 tne
second floor 20 avoid the water ON me pay
SIDE OF the city In the east end small boats we're
called into requi.ition for travel. Dut Dohtln. !
WIS dangerous aud but few attempted to get
about IN that way.
HIGHEST TIDE FOR YEARS.
Tho tide was the highest known for years, ana
when the VIVA ftrf"i 10 the ".S' h4t'
night II looked as though every boat IN inc mar
bor was doomed to destruction. Much uneasl-
moss l. felt tor the safety OF the steamer FRANK
lin. due from the Blueholds (hc banana-ilelds oil
Nicaracuai since last Friday.
Tho occupants OF the pagOlas and many or the
beach resorts had 20 be assisted here 10y means
OF life-saying lines. Throughout the city houses
were blown down and steps and stairs carried
away Several people were injured, one house
falling before n furious blast before the inmates
% .aped, one OF whom was seriously injured. lhe
peopie were blown against houses AMI FENCES,
and fractured arms were the results IN seVera'
cases. The scenes along the beRcn beggar de-
scripton. 4 mass Of twisted poles, tlmbers, anu
piles 81 dcbrs occupies the attention Of an army
of workmcn to-day.
Taken MI in all, II was the most disasuous
storm when Galveston has seen for years, ana
II will take thousands OF dollars 20 repair the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RI & IL SfEsN
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at Il ". and every SUNDAY Rf 3
\. VI.
Freight FOR Tuesdays and Friiays steamers
received till ll:.}O 4. NJ Tor sundays Steamer
till . p. NJ. saturday. Freight roSciyci daLy ON
Z. ".
Fare. So
For further information apply 10
j. IS. McC ARRiCK.
General Southern Agent, O1icc Rockets
". L. CLYDE q co..
t.ar.~uf A,sufl phflulflulfH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08

Hickok's No. /. H. ID. C., Fig. and Caro-
line Sun Cured are Pure. Clean, and Choice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
OSALS FOR GRADING
CURLING, AND PAVING STREETS.
asuEyILrr. n. C.. June Ii, 1921. !

AsHEvIILE, y. z, JUNO 10 I0FI'
SEALED PROPOSALS viii b. received ~ ms
once until 4 O'clock =. NJ. on WEDNESDAY.
Jnly II, 1891. for GRADING, CURLING, and
PAVING in AshevIlle, y. &.
Blank forms Of proposals. and specifications
can he obtained nj this Office upon application
thorefo-. together with all ne1~stry irforuG-
hon and only bids upon these forn,s VIII be- fon-
sdereg.
Tho right Il reserved 10 reject any ana al
bids or parts Of BIDS.
g, ~ 1nt O. u. RIANTON. Mayor.
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old DOMINION STEAM N.
~ SHIP COMPANY. u ~ -


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY III E~nAl
| and FRIDAY ~ . Z. VI. Manifest closei one
| hour before sailing time.
steamers leave New YORK Tor Richmond
| EVERY WEDNESDAY ami SATURDAY. 40 3 J.
| NJ, arriving In Richmond MONDAY ana FRI
| DAY MORNINGS.
| Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fair % New YORK. Uia JRri.-7-riFcr
route dncluding meals and berth 90
| Rouud-trip tickets. limited o. thirty days
after date ~ issue. ..-.............. ~ ul
| Stesragc 1ith subsistence. ... .......-.... on
! Steerage without subsistence. ......-. 90
| Cabin fare U.d Chesapeake ani Ohio rail-
way ....'...................... ~ 90
| CABIN fare r.G Richmond AMI Petersburg
! railroad ................ ........... 10 u'
Tickets can De- obtained ~ A. ". CARRIERS
| gOl Main street. Che-upenk" rni ono ana
| Richmond ami Petersburg depois, ami ~ com-
! panys Offices, 1901 Nniu street. AMI Wharf,
| Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through hills Of fading
/ issued for points beyond New York.
| Freights received daily until > T.. VI.
| Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
| TT fsDAiS WEDNESDAYS, lHu RSDAl>. and
| SAT RDAlS 10y IN" Chesapeake AMI ONO ri'I-
way ,tiN Newport News at 3:.u r. ". nlI tY
| Richmond nnd Petersburg railroad l'nrie days
az - 4. H., will mako connection al MORE OLA
With steamer leaving tuo-c DAYS.
| GEORGE ". ALLEN \ Co. Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
de4 Company wharf. Rockets.