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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

lcfNNioi bAri.sSh w 'AN @-f'ss.N-s' cN%l
RICHMOND. Va, August H.-Maior Mann
Page, of Prince George. the president Of
the Farmers Alliance of this State, is here
tonight on his way to Charlottesville,
where he speaks tomorrow.
Major Page believes that the sub
Treasury plan will be approved [by the
Virginia Alliancel and that resolutions
will probably be introduced and adopted
favoring the free coinage OF silver. 1t is
not thought that any mention will be
made Of the United States senatorship to
be filled by the legislators elected this
year. President Page says he has never
heard OF any opposition in the order 10
Senator John w. Daniels reelection.
The latter is fully In accord with
the Alliance on the coinage and other
questions. If any action is taken
by the convention with regard to the sena-
torship it will no doub. be to heartily en-
dorse John w. Daniel. So far as the sub
Treasury plan is concerned the President
says that II the Senator did not favor il he
would not denounce IL without fair and
thoughtful consideration. The address
which President Mann Page will deliver
to the convention will be read with inter-
est. In it he treats Of some questions of
vital importance to the order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

We ere glad TO read in the New York
Word the editorial declaration that onelof
che properties which should always be
owned by the town. or municipality. or
village. OF city h the system Of wstsr-wosks.
Wstsr-worhs, like gas-works and street
eas Iinss. come under the head Of natural
uonoplissL That IL 70 cay, there can BE- in
lhsiS cass no real competition. II two
eompaniss lay down double Gets Of pipes
ehe coneumsrs will have 70 pay for both
~. whether thses be water-pipes or gas
ednea 30 - 70 street railroad trscka One
Gl1ot 4 eooush. But II there b. two. both
- - PAID for By the public. Either
- Wea1d b The result or else ono OF the
o'onte veuId ~ : desd loss 70 IL ovnsra
- -, ~ rspsAt. b no real competi-
- undos euoh o,youmstanceA Thsre y
- 800 for foppstftien. There b no
lpo4 ~ NO s>fs Of pipes. Il tvo ests
MA ~ 1poushl ~ ono vt tpto ecmps-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

tit,ou with the other, tho resulting die.
c,na mn al streets and the resulting con-
stant nuisances would sicken the property
owners. We quote from tho Wor'd'
~rn the nssshborins village Of NJ. Vernon,
IN wcstchcster county, water supplied py o
private corporation, and there ie almost watef
famine, owing, t h ssid. 70 m accident 70 the
pumps. nowever that may be. tho people arc
nut on short ra,ions Of this necessary Of life, ana
the danger from Ares ID increased. In the mean
time rival company 10 clamortng for fran
ch.se 70 sapply more, better and cheaper water
All nigh, pe that the water.works were
owned BY the village . similar accident would
happen, bat II must DO conceded that tho
chances 10 favor Of such a catastrophe are not
A eroas IN tho one case as In tho othcr. Sound
politics alone would prcycntit-
Mt Vernon having granted the frenchissto
the corporation large number OF its people ana
ia Gre department are now dependent on the
company for their supply Of water. Tho com
many naturally furnishes IL for as high price
and at AZ small a cost to itself as possblc. Tho
Board of Trustees would doubtless spend more
money than IL necessary on the construction and
maintenance Of the water-works. bat they
xould not take the chances OF n failure OF water,
for that would mean their political destruction.
"Ihi. consideration II aside from the general
proposition tha, no municipality should pay
profit TO q private corporation on 30 essential a
thing az water. Mt Vernon Is suffering from
QUO of tho evils incident TO policy that is not
tolerated In well-regulatcd cominunities.'
The people will eventually learn that
these natural monopolies cannot be lone
;ntrusted to the heads of companies and
spectators. 1t is the duty Of city Legislators
TO sell all the franchises which are asked for
A short supply Of water Is intoleratio. An
ms efficient quantity of eas or electric
Ii eht is not TO be borne by free people
Badly-manaccd street-car lines area plague
TO their patrons. In word, natural mo-
nopolies will before many years have passed
over our heads BIO thing unknown, be-
cause the cities and towns will have taken
possession Of them all in the name OF the
people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
A cAvE-IN VICTIM IMPROVING.
Charming Little-Folks' Entertainments
Little Change Ia the Tobacco Market.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
DANvIL1E, Va, August 15.-Spencer
Ewell, the man who was thought to have
received fatal injuries in the sewer-ditch
accident Yesterday afternoon, rested fairly
well last night and, contrary to the ex-
pectations Of the doctors, is decidedly bet
ter to-day. The other men who were in
iured are oil doing well and will recover.
The handsomest and most attractive
little folks entertainment OF the season
was given last night at the residence OF
Mr.. Charles ri. Conrad by his children.
Mr.. Conrad has perhaps the handsomest
homo in the city, with o large lawn in
front. Long rows of fancy lanterns were
hung between the trees and the house was
also brilliantly illuminated. A large num-
Der of children attended and the occasion
was most delightful one.
RICHMOND LADY HOSTESS.
Mrs. Gentry, Mr. Conrad's sister, aud a
lady well known IN Richmond. was the
hostess, and it goes without saying that
the entertainment was social and an ar.
tistic success. Mrs. Gentry has made many
warm friends since she came here TO re-
side. and in addition to her social and do.
nestle duties has found time to do great
deal of charitable work through the city
mission, of which she is an active member
Captain W. Il. Hutchings, formerly Of
this city but now successful LAWYER In
tho Indian Territory. is visiting relatives
| here.
TOBACCO MARKET.
There was little change in the tobacco
market here this week. Tho market wa:
not 80 active as usual, but all fresh coun
try tobaccos sold we'll.
The weather IN this section is now very
favorable to the tobacco crops, and if the
favorable season continues the crop viii
! be good one.
1t Is now settled fact that at least q
dozen prominent families of Danvills will
build cottages at Willoughby Point, near
| Ocean View.
NO NEW FACTS.
The coroner's jury to-day thoroughly in
vestigated the sewer-dtch accident OF
| Spring street yesterday, but no new fact,
were developed. IL was shown conclu
sively that the accident was caused by tn,
fact that the sewer ditch was cut too nea
to the ditch containing the water-pipo.
| DISCHARGED.
Meeks and David Talbot, from Pittsyl
vania county. were before the United
States commissioner to-day charged Will
having fred q stcre-house at Constoel IL
which was the post-office, but the evidence
against the men was SO slight that the]
were DISCHARGED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
BOLD BURGLARY IN DICKINSON.
Twelve Hundred In Cash and Quantity
of Clothing Stolen Democratic Meeting.
ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dianatch.l


CIISTwooD, Va, August IA bold rob-
berry was committed in the eastern part Of
this county night before last. Ephraim
Mullins, prominent merchant of Erwin.
ton, had about 81, 200 in cash. $500 worth
of clothing. and other goods taken from
his storehouse. The money was kept in q
trunk. The thieves entered the house
through window. There is no clue as TO
who committed the robbery, but IL was
done by parties familiar enough to locate
what was taken.
DEMOCRATIC MExIN0.
A mass-meeting OF the Democrats was
held here on yesterday for the purpose OF
appointing delegates to the convention to
nominate standard-be bearer for tho House
OF Delegates. The convention win be held
the 22d Of this month at Clintwood. Ac-
cording 20 the agreoment of the three
counties constituting tho district the
member Il due Buchanan county this term.
A Mr.. Coz, Of Grundy. Il prominently
spoken OF. but our delegates 90 unin-
structed.
We are having : great deal Of rain, and
some grass is being lost In consequences.
Corn crops are looking tolerably well q
Oui scKocie sommsposd on Monday, 6p,
books ast lacking and none fog eale II the
AnnnfA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
Echoes from Heaven.

Inc air 10 full OF SOUNDS to-nignt
Unheard by al save me,
Tones OF . childish happy voice,
Clear, ringing notes OF glee,
A soft and signing south-wind blows
While "mema, darling love-"
Comes with the patter Of small feet,
Then floats away above.
I strain my ears TO catch the sounds
Reach out my empty hand,
All, ali, breath the dying breeze,
Wingd spirit OF tho land.
A baby's grave Is all that's left,
And the world passeth by,
What care they for the mourner lone,
The prayer, tho tear. the sighf
"Thou art our God; and !, ais mother,
Beseech that for one day
Thou1t lend, o Lord, my precious boy,
And then take him away.
Let me but prcss him TO my heart
My bright, my winsomo boyl
But kiss the dswdrops from his locks.
Ny boy, my angel boy!"
cit cannot bot Then help me, Goo.
To follow Thy commando,
That We may meet midst Eden 6oW1u
Along with eli Thy bands"
o silent sounds from angels lips
The rustic Of the wings
The paths OF the little iect,
Distant from earthly thingt
An, silent sounds, intangihiei
Hover around me still;
Help s0othe sad aud aching heart
Trusting but In HE viii.
n there one peariy gate ajar,
The music pealine throuehf
Those slender, loving baby hands
VIII lead me HeAvenward, too.
sAkDoHA .woop1x POW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

II has always becn considered that the Eng
ysh ret the most peculiar pronunciation rom
the spelling Of their proper names bu. 'no
states are bound 70 get ahead. In Florida 'no's
"a A family who spell their name Enfousn'' anu
pronounce II Darby.--Lynehburg v''g'n'd"'
In this section DARBY is the popular dna ~,
for EssouogrY. Both names are wei,
known, and each is properly pronounced
by the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
TWO DEATHS At puss.,
Prominsnt Citizens Pa. Ausy-s
sale Of Buffalo Lithia sp,,.. "
Especial telegram % N. r,,,..'


Durham. N. C.. Augasti5.- M
Jr., q member OF wideiy.kroro-. '...icl
in North Carolina and virgin, =. ihs.
last night aud will he bu-.,i "a y
First Baptist church to.moff w. ''r Z
Mrs. James Holeman. We u.
James II. Iiolcman and ss,er n, !, p
Richard. James, and Otey b,,, -'te
Durham. died this morE.ng.
CRITICALLY ~.
Mrs Lockhart. wife 81 Cap,,., p.
Iockhart, president OF TIE Aor,i y
Tobacco Association. II cr.tcs..e .' {
relatives and friends are sD.,e.'... "a
corning the result. } ''' q
II is rumorcd that Mr.. Wasii,.,
will endow Trinity College ono. "a
the extent OF half a million that,
no ono Is able 10 eontradict there !. <
srlEILiNG arv.f.
News received here late III .sv..
dicates the sale of Buaa.o li',.. (
for $500. 600 70 Joint stock conn.,. III,
that several Durham gea,.ea.s.
majority of the stock. -
Dir. Thomas Hume. Jr.. sat.-,..,
of Virginia. IS the so,e r-....... +,
the South Ia the faculty 0ff.. !
School Of Literature AMI ...
Falls, N. Y. The Doctor al!.i b. PA
rels to his well-snown repg. =. '.-... ,
structor OF English. and a.,ara
at Saratoga WILL return o. lsr. 49,.
University OF North Cal0!a ....-.
ten Der LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Ane. "a " made with less than full weight
Of metal.n They expect silver 10 r'se 10
price relatively to gold - soon as It's COIN
syc 4 made free. TO add more silver 70
tho silver dollar would DO to discredi. .ne
white metal and reduce II TO the condi'ion
OF a mere commodity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

With the death of Mrs. Polk the list OF
presidential widows is reduced to Mrs.
Grant and Mrs. GARFIELD. Mrs. CLEyE-
LAND Is the only wife who remains OF a
living ex.President. Mrs. JULIA GAnpIsEH
TYLER. the second wife of President IrLKR'
died in Richmond IN July, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
CONDUCTORS KIRKLAND s-o-
A RufYian Whom Hs Put Og ~.
Attempts to Assas.lnAis a.,
Especial tolegram - 40 n-.-,..

RALEIGH, N. c., August i'.-C.,..
T. Z. Kirkland. Of the 81 s-i a..
was brought here today W ~ -
wounds in his thigh. lio "a, H..
night a. Hamlet by pa-t.a. g.'r. ~.
white man. who had boar j ....r
with a second-class ticket. ol- .-,....'
remaining in the frst-c.a.. .a- F,
elected by Conductor Kirk / A..
fight. be having attacked kr.s,l e.
arrival at Hamlet be IAN aa .,. -ia
conductor. and as toe latter rss-.
shot him twice. and th'n ft. u -.
a hot pursuit by whites arl Ian,
tho fellow escaped into a ,w..r. r r..
suit was continued a.lt3-ll l......
ingly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

than an excuse for not buying, and o.
chat chat excuse they avail themselves to the
utmost" A.. .a,.c,rr-
tledp IL NOT an Americanism. In Inc
Weekly Pacquot Of Advice from Rome ,',,
volume w.. No. 10, February "a. lssi-'e2'
ssenr. Tho phrase "but you may renem-
her that Hodge was a little drsgruntled.'
The II, VOL word is not pretty enough to quarrel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Colonel Jous s. MosBY was appointed
Consul to Hong Kong. not TO Canton as
stated in tho New York Hsr6ds article IN
reference to young Mospr's escapade IN
washington, and by President HAHEs' not
President CLEVELAND. Colonel IL. T.
WrrHrrs was appointed by CLEVELAND TO
succeed NosnY ct Hong Kong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

The serious FIRE in Norfolk will be de-
n,ored by all Virginia. There is lauda-
bic pride throughout the Old Dominion IN
tho rspidly-erowing Importance OF our
chief city by the sea. We trust the con-
aagration will appear finally not so extern
siye as il seems to be at this writing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
THE N. c. PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Winston's Elaborate Banquet--Toasts and
Rssponses-Ths Town Inspected.
Il,oYrAanoudanca nf tina Richnond nisnafchl

hSssponses-Ino Town Inspected
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINSTON. N. c., August l5.-The nine.
teenth annual association OF the North
Carolina Press Convention has just closed
here. Editors from every section OF the
state were here and much interest was
taken In the work of the association. both
by the editors themselves aud the citizens
OF Winston: The reception and welcome
and Winston has done herself Q handsome
thing in the entertainment she has given
the members OF the State press.
DINING AND WHINING.
The banquet at Salem Academy Wednes.
day night was q most tasty and handsome
one. The banquet rendered Thursday
night by the Chamber Of Commerce was
quito elaborate. 1t was pronounced BY
many to DO tho finest ever given in the
State. The toasts were timely, sud were
responded to by members Of the press.
Not single response was made by any one
outside OF the members OF the Press Assoc.
citation. The speaking was pronounced
good and OF . very high order.
HANDSOME DRIVE.
The members Of the association vers
shown every courtesy BY the citisons 81
Winston that could possibly BE- done. A
handsome drive WAS given them on Wed.
nesday afternoon around the city. taxing
the magnificent new hotel. the zinssn'
dorf, the Davis school, and ofheI
things Of interest. The various manu-.
featuring establiahmentA payticularly
tobaoco. were Waited, 1hutsdoy no.
noon ~ excursion Wae eiven up III
new road leading towards koonoks. Va.
The excursion. vent - fas - uayO falle'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

We note with regret the recent death Of
Mr.. WILLIAM A. FRENCH. associate edi-
tor of the Glade Sp,ing Citizen. He was
il the morning of his usefulness, aged but
fhirty-eight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

The current No of the Hampton Mon'-
for Adcance has the first of series OF cuts
projected by its city's Board OF Trade ana
intended to picture forth the architectural
achievements and the attractions OF Hamp-
ton. A good idea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

The last issue Of the SUSSEX CARTE has q
first-rate presentation of the industrial and
other advantages offered to the world by
Wayerly and its surrounding country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
noRsAs. MULES. COWS ~ y, ~ =,

HUI DALI. a .fraii g. a
E pONY; perfectly eeasIs nj scrs y = :
noehinn With asand anywhere, ..i.1, ~ 4.
0hine ca b. used win perez s :, ~, "a
,og eSl1 o41d fos ~ fsuH pa' pl>le's
- - SpS1ey. Address y. ' Al t0i ~
- ": & s'Ps a''A NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
PURCHASED FOR COTTAGE SITES.


ting the Northwest Section Of the City.
Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispssch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va, August ll.-Parties IN
Washington and Duluth have purchased
of Messrs. George r. Hill and J. Clinton
Smoot large piece Of land ct 81. Asaph
junction, adjoining Alexandria on the
northwest, for e26 900.
The property In question l. one OF the
new subdivisions Of the land lying on the
desirable site for cottages Of persons xhoo
are employed IN Washington and Who wish
% live within . teW minutcs' travel az
THAR nlaces Of business and q Ne cams
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
nwlra . nit c. claTs%

Just keep your eyes oa t.st. 81.
ment and see II We doatoo9s 81.
where near making q liz Was.
mans meat is another mal = c- p.
hit hurts US, but It doesn't i.rr
Somebody is bound 10 -: o. .s
every bargain, and in tbs c,'a 'ls.,
body happens to be the paf'laet
hoped to he able to g.. oa.> s..
at a much higher figure, ga v-.i p
get them at such price o. t.'7rI
in luck. You pocket l.e % = 3
we expected to maze, eal yt Ga.
same thing when for 81 yol b.! a.
our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
EXCURSION TO NOBtVJ.i,.n' ~
c,ss,r .Nn vrpciSfA BEAD"

IL PUNT, AND NIh"'I. V1IIITt
Tho ladies having charge % i-' ~. A. q
at the "Retreat for the sieN w. 'i,3i. .
steamer Ariel. Round-trip sieSe', 80 ,s,'. b
n ocr dsy' and AZ Princess Anns ~ I. -
ein!a Beach, e. so per day. ls-s" COS =
Hunter 8 Co.'S and fourGuresa >5a- !
street; II. ". starke q Co.'S !" wv "a -
street. .---,,.ef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
NRAND EXCURSION AND =

VI KET.PIC-NIc TO PROV u, n Worries
MONDAY, August i7,h. ty lhoN'.-,.g..., :
UNION, No. I2s. Among the an AZ
be dancing, boating, fishing, , l'A IA 81
baseball between the mo'.li a.. 81.
mounters. Prizes 10 the best .a', :. ~
man dancer. Also, prize % ,.s 800, e. )
LADY on the grounds. Good oi1'. -. fr,.'
positively no liquors Above oI ,--s. Is 2.
Fare for round trip 90 ceAis; e--.., t.p,l :
enseenth ana Broad. $50 \. v. I". -
al train q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

- e. -
80 fH 90
MCADAMS BERA.
EXCURSIONS. &c.
DEATS THEM ALL.

DEATS THEM ALL.
I'D ONLY 81 ROlNp lMA
GRAND SAL RnAl >lt.I
FULL MOON on IAh |II",
TO NORFOLK AND NfNf
EIFGANT AND space. s. -IffN '.
NO TIME LOST FE9l
LOOK ~ Ills ESQ t-l
Leaves Richmond sAIlHIAI
~. 1891. at 10Ocioc1 salrJ, s-r
News at q 4. NJ. AMI y
Leaves Norfolk Sunday 30 ID. n.
News at L. NJ; srriycs al A.D.a l. .-'.
night.
Tickets also COED 20 roilra t-f
day, August 2Jth. .
Ample time sunday 'o ft
Ocean View, Hampton, Iite
LADIES SALOON reserved 9. l
use. We so rain Or shino. -.
Elegan. Meals and iiefsca-uet 10 ''
Ariel. BEATS THEN Abe ......,.
ViRGJNIA sILAillA .'.--'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
TyYCURsIOy TO WASHlNO.'

IL MONDAY, August 2t!h' I..."-r-as q
station as 3 O'Clock A, NJ; ,s,s.A
Washington Tuesday, soih' A. ,u-Ns',,.
sharp. Round trip $500 pss'- -. 60
tons ~. s. Louis--Augasf -1sn'
CO., the old reiiables ,x,etoeA,ei,-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
NsWBRIDass AT THE "FoRee."
Two Now Under Construction-Depot
Building on the Chesapeake and Ohio.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CLIrToN FORGE, Va, August .14.-Work
was begun to-day on the bridge across
the old town with RidgewIy street of West
Clifton Forge. This very desirable i'm
provement il being made at the expense
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Development
Company. The same company IS also con-
structing q foot-bridge across Jackson's
river, at point near the railway machine
shops, for the benefit of those living at
the west end OF the company's property.
Another suspension foot-bridge is con-
templated across the river near the mouth
Of Smiths creek. Verify Clifton Forge Is
destined to become city OF bridges.
THE NEW DEPOT,
The excavation for the new depot at
West Clifton Forge il being made with all
possible haste. This building is to cost about
S14,000, and will be pushed to early CON-
pietion. The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company is making an aggressive
movement in bodybuilding along the
line of its road. A $l4000 depot is being
built at Hinton, w. Va, one at Craig
City, one at Bessemer, and ono shortly TO
be built near the old town of Clifton
Forge in addition to the one already refer
red to at West Clifton Forge.
OTHER IMPROVEMENT.
The old round-house at Hinton Ia being
pulled down, and the building recently
erected being put to use.
The blacksmith-shop of the company
which was recently burned here is now
being rebuilt.
Marked Improvement may be seen all
along the line Of this great road.
For the last few days the weather has
not been so intensely hot. owing to re-
freshing showers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
NRIND MOONLIGhI

|d sioS for tho psneni e ~ ~ 80. ...As
X XsseI' caitt7ssSsS SISaf, Aasps;' ,,, .s''.
moon, musk, and resresnme'l's y. ~ -,
wharf a. 1850 Y. y. sharp. 1's B. lstlss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

association snd also tho plsa,u,.. :, :
seeing with the members q its la on
soc,stion. ' ''ssI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
DROTHERHOOD OF !
.....,.. .-.r..r.srs ..I..f
TIVE ESGINEEts
TIVE ENGlNEtas
EXCURSION TO NEWfJa! '-''
POINT HAMPTON AND NNA- ''''
TUESDAY. AUGUsT - ls.-

The committee have se'nre' iae 80
Newport News Tor DANCING, an '' .
order and guarantee q pieasaai '.'
attend ,...c,rrNE
BATHING, FISHING. AM sr
Round-trip tickets whole io " 81
children under twelve years n-i'
trip from Williamsburg, 81. I'll, Nj
Boat makes cloee conneci. '.r 81
THREE hours Ia Norfolk. ...' ID 80
avail themselves Of this opnt' '-t' ~
round-trip for Toe. extra Ia o. ..as
Bathing at the Hygeia. he'.,'I I.'
prices. NO LIQUORS. a. -
Train leaves Manches,cr, y 20 "a
peake and Ohio depot, seyeAit .'.i il
/ streets, s:l5 A. VI. Raturuinf: 81
6:45 r. M; Newport News, J. ,.- 1851
Richmond at 1890 p. VI. Ma
II. Leaves Wiiliamsbuls ~. 10
COMMIT; ..-rr
w n nAynWIN Il. n. 4 i't ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

T,HE YOUNG MEN OF NL>ai
i STREET BAPTIST CHlR b
SECOND NCJRSlOS Io>tF -
DAY NIGHT, August Ill.,
spend q pleasant evening g.
n worthy cause. Trains leave
Tickets, Csc; children. -.