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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29
HOW THE GOVERNMENTS AID WILL BE ASKED

HOW TIE GOVERNMENTS AID WILL BE ASKED
Chicago, Jan - (>pecal.-President Palmer, OF the
National Worlds Fair Commission, in an Interview
here to-day said our Committee on Federal Relations
Is not authorized to ask for an Appropriation OF
- OOOOOO. Individually, the members of the Nauoha
body are as much in favor OF appropriation S are
tho directors, and II they had been asked to indorse
the appropriation Idea they would have done So But
We agn.cd to cooperate in securing loan from Con-
gr,~~. and our committee without exceeding It's au-
thoily cannot & beyond that point. II the question
1, open in Congress when the committee meets III
April. | have no doubt that we Will ind0rSc the ap'
uropriatlon llca and try to secure its passage
Colonel st. Clair, rs chairman of the commissions
Committee on Federal legislation, with Edwin walker
II the directory, has devised plan by when the two
bodlc, in the Fair may properly ak for tile money
ue,dcd from Congress Colonel It. Clair Will be
hero on Monday" said Mr. Walker. and we VIII
draft Joint BIZ calling for the money needed by inc
Commission and directory together. Inc directory
viii ask Congress for Appropriation OF SoVooooo,
the Commission will ask for the money needed 70 pay
liz running expenses for about 4.OOOOO TO carry out
tho system Of awards, and for enough To meet the
necessities of the Board Of Lady Managers In ADDITION
10 these Items the bill will contain petition from the
different DEPARTMENTS Of the Government Tor an aP
prnnriatOn of 5000 900 to complete and manage the
- hlbit, they have started. The Joint bill believe
will pass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
Danyiiie.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DAvv11IE, Va, June 4.-lliss Sara Alice
is visiting her brother, Mr. D. l.. Atlee, OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Miss Thackson. of Greensboro, is visit
ing at Mr.. ". p. Bethells.
Or. q. Watson James. of the DISPATCH,
was here on Wednesday.
Mrs. W. /. Overbey, of Chatham, has
been visiting here during the week.
Miss Scoville has returned from Staun-
ton. where she has been at school.
Mrs. r.. W. Vanhook is visiting at Leaks
vile, \. &.
ing Mrs. r. II. Boisseeu. -,
Mrs. VI. A. Minis. of Thomasville, n. c.,
is visiting Mrs. j. b. Harrington.
Major Goodwin, Of the Danvllle Mill
tarv Institute. will not return to this city
next session. 10 the regret Of his many
friends.
Dr. Dodson and family. of Texas. who
had been on a visit TO relatives here. re-
turned home this week.
A bicycle club composed of number OF
prominent young men. was organized here
during the week, and the wheelmen take
a constitutional every evening, to their
great enjoyment.
Captain q. q. Rosser, former citizen
but now living III Richmond, was here
during the week.
Mrs. /. b. Betty, of Lynchburg, has
been visiting friends here.
Rev. DIR. Felix. OF Lynchburg, who de-
livered the address before the Young
ladies of Roanoke Female College, was the
guest of MIR. G. G.. Holland.
Dir. Frank 5. Woodson, of the. Register.
has gone TO Minneapolis TO attend the Ma
tional Republican Convention.
1t is probable that MAJOR W " + s IndsIln
and Mr.. and Mrs W. 5 Copeland, of this
citv. will attend the Chicago convention.
MIR. q. ". Dudley. delegate. Will also at
tend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
Suffolk.
of the Richmond Dlspatch.l

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond DsOatch.l
SUFFOLK. VA. June Airs. Thomas u.
Flam and two of her children, former resi-
denis of Suffolk, have been visiting friends
here this week, after an absence OF more
than SIX years.
Colonel Thomas W. Smith was ~ years
old on Wednesday and number OF his
friends presented him a beautiful silver
flower vase. The presentation speech was
made bv l.. L. Holland. Esq, In very ap-
proprlate manner and was responded TO
In feeling terms by Colonel Smith, who
was taken completely by surprise.
The ladies OF the Christian church have
been holding an ice-cream and strawberry
festival the past three nights ana nave
been quite literally patronlzed; -,
Rev. W. j. Young. OF Ashland, VIII
nreach the annual sermon before the
Young ladies of suffolk College next Sun
day night at the Methodist church. On
Monday night DIR. J. l.. Buchanan, OF RAN
dolph- Macon College. will deliver an adj
dress before the Victoria Literary Society
of Suffolk College.
Mr.. ". X. Jacobs, an dtdche OF the SUI
folk Herald, has commenced tae puollca-
ton Of an cight-page. monthly paper called
The aroma, devoted 10 the interests Oh
farmers. poultry-men, ana househoiuers;
1t is an interesting paper OF very ueat
typographical appearance;
Yesterday was observed as Pythian, Me-
moria,-Day at Franklin. Il. L. Holland,
district deputy of Welcome Lodge, No. 50.
of Suffolk, delivered an appropriate adj
dress on the occasion.
Rev. George d. Armstrong, d. d., OF
Norfolk. will preach at the Suffolk Presby-
terrain church next Sunday.
W. n. Camp left here this week fol
Florida, where he has extensive phosphate
Nessrs. C. Weimer and son. of Rich
mond. were III Suffolk last Saturday pros
pecting with o view of locating cigar.
/ factory here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
Iovingston.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LoyIYGsroN, Va. June Miss Annie
Stevens arrived in Lovingston on Wednes-
day after protracted absence. She visit
ed Washington and Charlottesville while
away.
Mr.. II. l.. Gault. Of Washington, has
purchased piece Of property about four
miles from here. which be proposes TO use
as a thorough bred-stock farm.
Miss Mamie Haas. Of Woodstock. Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Marshall Hill. in
LovingstOn.
Mrs Henry Mesler. Of Lvnohburr. is
visiting her sisters. Mrs. William Shopper
son and Mics Judith A. Mathews, OF
LoviDgstOn.
Dr. Aylett Cabell, of wingina, who has
been spending some time at Old Point
Comfort, returned home this week.
Miss Kate Horslev. of Lynchburg. is the
guest of Mrs. DR.. Horsley, of Rock Cliff.
Miss Ruth Horsley. of Wingina. will
leave Thursday for a visit TO relatives in
Manchester and Richmond.
Mrs. Edward Harris and daughter, Miss
Ada. of Poplars. are waiting friends IN
Basic City.
Mir. X. ii. Thornton and daughter are
the guests of Mr. X. Ii. Thornton, Jr., OF
Ellington.
Miss Leola Johnson, of Lynchburg, is
visiting relatives near ElmingtOn.
At a meeting of the Masonic Lodge held
in Lovingston on tuesday DR.. George w.
Darlington. of Campbell county, and
Messrs. D. +. Walker l.. L. Kreebs, G. W.
Argobright. /. +. Humphreys, and l.. f..
Thomas. all of Lynchburg. were present.
Mr. William Dawson, OF Lovingston, hurt
his arm badly last Tuesday.
Mr. L. ". Shelton. of Clifton Forge, is
visiting IN Lovingston.
Mr. John l.. Bouldn. of townsville. this
county. dropped dead on Wednesday last.
His death was great surprise to his many
friends.
Mrs. Martha Estes. of Washington, Is
visiting relatives IN Lovlngston.
Miss Mamie Estes, who has been in Wash
ingt0n during the past year. returned to
her home, in Lovingston, on Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
lleNsyilte.

fcorresuondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
Kvysvr1Ir. VA, June 4.-Mr. Charles
priddv. of Greenyille, y. G., is visiting his
mother. Mrs. j. ID. Priddy.
Professor II. /. Solomons has returned
TO Danville.
Miss Malyina Eubank has returned to her
home here for the summer
Mrs. j. Henry Hankins mas returned
from visit to Richmond.
Mir. George \. Wilson. of Danyille, spent
several days in town this week, the guest
of Sir. l.. Ii. Jefress.
The Misses Gregory have returned from
n trim TO Washington, Baltimore, and Wat
kins' Glen. -.
ing her sister Mrs. Abram Sydnor.
Nr. II. ". Gamble. who has been spend
inc some time here. has returned TO his
home, in Memphis Tenn:
Mrs Ii. II. Clark is back after q visit TO
her narents. in Chesterfield county.
Mr. Iimebcrger, of Idaho. has been here
some time examining the gold-mine of air.
A. j. Clifford.
father in Norfolk.
MIR E. L. Gregory Of Richmond, is visit
ING his parents here. having Just returned
from trip through the northern clates.
MIR. Isaac Cohen. OF Newport News, Is In
'' Wr Nichols, of Lynchburg. and editor
Of the Organizer, has been in town several
Rev. Mr.. Sanford. OF Burkeyille, and Mr..
psobv of Farmvillc. attended the mission
ary celebration OF the Baptist church here
last sunday.
..nse6 The wedding OF Miss Lizzie Friend
and + b. Vaughan at brakes Branch ON
Thursday. h s;s.o.
Mics Paitie Morgan. at the Osborne House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
EInporia.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
EauoRrA, Va, June 4.-Mr. w. f.. Drum
mond, of Petersburg. passed through our
town few days since on his return from
Lawrencevilie. where he has been on Ma
sonic business.
Dir. Everett waddey. of your city, was
in town few days since on his way TO
CORTLAND.
Mr. W. NJ. Powell, attorney at law.
visited Petersburg this week.
Miss Mamie w. Wilson visited your city
last Monday.
Messrs. ]. A. Hartley and w. VI. Former
visited Richmond during the week.
MIR. j. O. Farmer and family visited Will
son, n. c.. during the present week.
Nr: Harry Schwartz visited Boydton a
few DAYS since.
Miss Bette Moyes has returned home
from North Carolina.
Dir. John A. Arringdale. of Sussex. was
here this week
Widows Sons Lodge. No. $50, A. F. and
A. NJ. met few nights since and raised
TO the sublime degree of Master Mason
our efficient county treasurer. MIR. A.: Is.
Bate. The work was well done. Wor-
shlpful w. f. Bailey presided
Miss Annie Cooper, of the Cockade City,
is visiting her sister, Mrs w. f. Bailey.
Mrs. $. w. Reese. now of Murfreeshoro',
\. c., formerly Of this place. is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. T.. J.. Turner.
Mr.. W. +. Deal went TO Baltimore few
days ago.
In this county there are several survivors
of the Mexican war that draw pensions
from the government.
During the month Of May twenty-five
deeds were recorded and three marriage
licenses were issued by the clerk.
Miss Lucy A. Wilson. who has been
teaching in Nanseinond county has re-
turned home for her vacation.
Mr.. w. A. Fentress, attorney for the
Atlantic and Danville Railway Company
and member of the House Of Delegates
from Portsmouth. was in town a few days
since
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Lexington.

ff.,-rceuondence OF the Richmoni DlspaNh'i
ryv.VoTov. Va. June 4.-Judge Meyer;
IS Philadelphia. who recently purchases
~ nevy MOTEL and Cold sulphur 5prlhgs a.
Goshen. Is the guest OF Hon "llia" a.
Anderson. os pan1;eton
county, W. N"'' 10 'N' SN''
y 49, ton II. T. Moore and ii. 5. Moore. OF
,,N.'.,,o,,,h neighbOrhood, are yisltln. IN
New York city. r-...,, Graham
'a,tend,np the commencement exercises
afthe Augusta Female Seminary, at Stau"-
ton. ,,,eu;o ,;s;tin, friends in
h Sar and Mrs. J. J.. Chapman. OF Phila-
,,S.,ii, we're the guests OF the MISSES
Hopkins. ..o, If uorrisonburg,
x:ss Minnie Giles, Of Raphine. were
anu 80 ~ ,lrs. Samuel Gold dlring me
pa s,;ss ir,mrose Cameron. Of Deerneid,
.ncusta county. Is visiting MIS-. ihonia'
). " hlie. go. rr.oosr,er HarYnh,,
.-,red az their home, near LeAinstvn;
Tuesday evening toc tne s"''p'S
uarnan is now III town; 80 r,a,o
M n,;ss Td,tb Houston. daughter OF 'uu@e
us s,''. is visiting relatives IN west 'r-
gina. -, >,or,. of Huron, n. d..
.i,e gueats Of Mrs. flizapeth L. nnvn'
a'S sys George w. Moody, 81 huron ~ H.
,s VIZ yis,ting Mrs. }. ". sass,sy. n Sfs,
Moods IS the daughter OF MRS. A'''0A
D .Iaior p. II. Woodward. OF s'auh'on' -
IN town. -, ~ D;.rso, haa returned from
a visit 10 Barrisonbufs. ra,,asla il the
mlss y Ah her brotner, Major 4. Y: hous-
suo', a :, the Virginia Military Institute ~ Mid
ME-, mrs: a. are ~ the guests OF Dir. ana ara
John A. Champ; - Roenoke city,
Ar. Howard Rhodes. o.
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Earnivtilc.
TArmVtIT'.
rCorrespondonce Of tho Richmond Di5pa,ch.l

rCorrespondonce Of tho Richmond Dispa,ch.l
FAgmv1LrE, Va, June A.-Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Harding have gone to Davidson Col
lege. n. o.. TO visit their son, Professor
Harding, of that institution.
Mr.. +. ;. SmithsOn, who some SIX months
ago went to Hopkinsyllle. n.y., TO live, has
returned TO Farmyille, finding the climate
of the Blue-Grass State unsuitable 10 MS
health.
Mr.. W. =. Venable has been in Washing
ton this week. He also attended the COM
mencement exercises OF Bowling Green
Female College.
Mrs. Maud Adams, of Lynchburg, has
been down this week TO visit her grand
mother. Mrs. VI. +. Holt.
DIR. W. L. Anderson and Mr. John Marks,
who went TO Richmond III a buggy, have
both returned to tarmyllle mucn pledseu
with the trip.
Professor Henneman, OF Hampden-Sid-
pey College, will deliver the annual address
before the Daughters of Virginia Society
at the Normal School here next Tuesday
Mr. j. p. Queensbury and bride, nee Miss
Bradley. of Ringgold, Va, arrived here on
Thursday and are domiclled at the home
OF Mrs. John X. Wilson.
Mr.. X. $. Morris, of Hickory. n. c.,
spent a portion OF this week with his
brother, Mr.. George ii. Morris, of this
place.
Rev. A. b. Rudd and wife. missionaries
10 Mexico, arrived here on Saturday from
their far.away home and are at the resi-
deuce OF their parents. Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Bagby. They will spend the entire sum-
mer in Virginia.
Mrs. ". Cal. Brown is enjoying q
visit at the old homestead, near Pamplln
City.
Miss Temple Dlckerson, of Lynchburg,
is the guest of Miss Edna Davis.
Mrs. Williamson, of Portsmouth, Is at
the home OF her parents, Mr. Il. 5. Paulett,
oil this city.
Miss Pearl II. Venable, the beautiful
daughter of Mr.. W. q. Nenable. arrived
here on Thursday from Bowling Green e.
male College, where she was the chosen
yaledictorIan on the occasion OF Its COM
mencement exercises.
Mr. John J.. Hooper. of Roanoke. spent
the Sabbath with his parents and friends
here.
Mr.. John Beal returned Thursday from
Richmond.
MAYOR o. 4. Wicker and Captain S. W.
Paulett attended the unvelling OF the A
Z. Hill monument. Captain >. ". Paulett !
resignation from the captaincy OF the
farlnyille Guard was on account OF the
pressing needs Of his business preventing
hlm the spare time 10 devote 10 the CON-
panv. He had served thirteen years as Its
captain and four IN the old Confederate
army, and is now richly entitled TO rest
from the arduOus duties, though he wa
given up reluctantly by the soldier boys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05

has returned home after very pleasant
visit here.
Mr.. Ed. senseney, OF Roanoke city, Is
visiting his father, SIR. J. n. Senseney.
Professor II. W. Barclay. OF Lewisburg,
w Va. is the guest of his father, Mr.. John
W. Barclay.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee. who has been the
guest OF her brother. General Il. w. y.
Lee. will spend the summer IN Europe.
Miss Mildred Lee is visiting in Washing
ton. ID. G.
Next Thursday. June 9Th. will be OBJ
served as Confederate Mcmorial-Day. The
vault OF General Lee at the university
chapel, the grave of General Jackson. and
the graves of the soldiers In the. cemetery
VIII DO dressed with flowers that after
noon by the ladies OF the town.
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker will deliver
the annual address before the American
Bar Association. which meets Mt Saratoga,
n. Y, in August. On June 18th he VIII
address the law school at Albany. N. y.
In addition 10 these he Will in July de
liver the annual address as president OF
the Virginia Bar Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
stanton.
HTHHUFDHs
-f-..9-Lsenre 0. INC Alcbmond Dlspat.h.l

N'"epar1ence o. the Richmond Dispai'h NJ
e'''i'sros, Va. June 4.-judgc John
a. .a. 20 che city uesday visiting Col
.. Niham q. Craig. who. rotwithsfsnn-
l- recent severe operation. IN when
a.. 'le "as removed. Is progressing TO con-
'tesrsnce.
n doan D. Young and Der daughter.
~ Lucy Young. II LOUISVILLE. KY. .wno,
:, Dven iof several days the guests OF
d. i,itlLves, Major thomas G. Elder ana
A. -. A. Atkinson. left the cits this wees
aie los the guests OF Norfolk irisnus'
SPAIN francis x. I.assiter. Of Peters
III Democratic elector from the fourtn
ie' md Captain George WAYNE An
p-. % captain Of +" Company. oi hicn-
VI sefe ~ the city Tuesday ~ rprlf !. lo !,
irls. where they are delegates 70 tho
N-'teaa-talal Convention.
is,'s'is leoIge G.. Jordop and Asher
a,i',,e' recently residents u TINS city. NOW
-e IL New York. have been here III
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charlottesville,

fCorrespondence OF tho tichmon1 Dispatch-I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June Among
the visitors who are expected To attend the
finalsn at the University of Virginia are
the following ladies': Miss Emma Glider
sleeve. of Baltimore; Miss Lizzie Harri-
SON. OF New York. and Miss Bessie Fauntle-
roy, of Richmond. A.,
Dr. and Mrs. McCuliock and Miss Nc
Cullock. of New York. visited the universi-
~ this week. DR.. McCullock Is an u. ID.
of the University of Virginia.
Miss Fannie Long. who has beena visitor
nj q. Morea." has returned to her home.
near Keswick.
Professor William II. Pirkinson, OF the
university, sailed for Europe to-day.
Sir. ID. j. Barton. OF Richmond. was
a visitor at the university this week.
MIR. LeRoy, of New York. is visiting
friends ut the university.
Miss Bridges. who has been the guest OF
the Misses Venable for several weeks, left
for her nome in Missouri Thursday.
Corks and Ctiyis. the university annual,
has made it's appearance, and its early I'D.
vent Is unprseedentsd. Tho book ID 10x7
inches, album shape. handsomely bound
In blue cloth. with Corks aud CuSls" N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05

--...r- .euce % tho Richmond Dis2atch]
I-r.rrrc. Va. June At Is under
-...d the Episcopal Diocese of
t..8 .. divided a. agreed upon 10y the
... l... held q, Danville. that strong
.-u... bee ma de 20 have the bishop OF
x diocese select Petersburg as his
o.. residence.
I.t. iraesi stevens. Of Orange county,
.- 'r. " three DAYS this week with
,..... md friends IN this city.
-. Msrl.r Moore. who has been visit
another Mrs nary +. Dunlop, has
..., ... ler home. in Richmond.
Mss ha-- Prescott. OF Weldon. y. O.. Is
O. -..-.l1 tle family OF Mr.. Morton Rid
N-. ezauder Anderson. Of Lynchburg,
-- a-- been visiting Mrs. Thomas IS.
Dad ...t 'or home this week;
i- - .w. 4 New YORK. y visiting
A.- jos. ttueul. On sycamore street.
%. Mrs. Waiter b. Harrison, who
t... .-.. VISITING friends and relatives IN
t...t. have returned 20 their home, at
...t Texas
n..I..,a Jones is the guest Of Miss
>.. f..- Richmond.
N-- bessie steel Is visiting friends III
N- DAVID Alexander is visiting friends
-L 11. nd
..a Duun. Of Richmond, was in the
.' 'tT teL.
~. D.,ye Hlll. Of Washington, who has
.-..'tg her sister. Mira. ". l.. Norri-
.. ..- returned home.
lr..n.- d. Blanks Is attending the ses-
.-t 'le SUPREME Lodge, Roy al Area
irlvdence x. !.
A i.ul-. Wills, Of Chesterfield
-.r. .- v.ltlug hey grandmother, Mrs.
D. .. vl.-
&c. Nr-. Wiley Wyatt. who have
- sing relatives here. have returned
l-. A.4e Allison. Of Glade Springs,
.L--.. a, the Southern Hotel.
l.. Annie Wilson, OF Richmond. IS q
s-. t'.e Te-.dence OF Dr.. {. V. ROBIN
sb. street.
a-- bessie fanes has gone 70 Crewe 70
4t-w 3sy- with friends.
L. Rogers has returned from q
i.' f.-t of several weeks a. the Uni
no Virginia.
A-. .r. 81 Quicke. Jr.. native OF
r1 rut now successful lawyer
...- spent tne week with relatives
80 lis old home here.
b.. N. Hinton. u Baltimore, spent
-he.k te,. lie IS another OF Peters
lif Bows WHO have accomplished
r a.rlad.
t llra b.edsoe and bride (noe Miss
.- brown Lave returned 10 the civ
'-.-ll-tol. where they wererecenuy
-au
aarr Iurnbull Is At bone again
s.'3' .e.glliul visit ~ friends ia Man
t-'t members have been added TO the
-' b., tlis city as the result OF the
l- ni the evangelist, NJ. Is. VIII
I-e ..t q the n,psioa'es Of the High
Cub Tor The season wall he gwen on
nigh. al tho residence OF MISS
Pee Peasants. A superb musical pre-
'.-it' btu vocal ana Instrumental. has
. narced. and the las; Of the series
-... ta he one OF the best. IN these
le'her1es local talent has shone "a
-. A..4ltase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
Daily.
SToPPING-PLACW-.


Nos. IA, 80, and SO make no stops noe. x3'
"a. and rs stop on signal at Mancnostor, Ofo..
RVS. Centralia, and Chester. No. 20 etops on
sienal at Manchester only tor passengers put-
chasing tickets 10 regular stopplns.Piscos doe
this train soath Of Petersburg. Nos. ~, 90 81,
Is. 80, 40, Al, AZ, 43, Al, and 40 VIII stop on
fPnIiman Palace Buffet sleeping.Csr on 81
thrcuyh trains. On Train Nos. 81 snd ~
sleepine-Cars between Richmond and Lynch
burg, Va.
NEw LINE TO ATLANTA, GA.
leaving Richmond OILS A. n, daily, and o..
irving at Weldon at 1910 p. ~, and q Atlantis
AT 300 A. NJ. via. s. A. Il Through sieepens-
Richmond to Weldon.and Weldon 70 Atlanta
THE ONLY ALL~RAIL LINE TO NohfoLh.
LEAVE. AkBivE ~
Richmond :. 300 A. NJ. Norfolk. IL l:3S 4. -
Kichmoud .sJ:45 Y. N. Norfolk, GzO z. a.
Norton. s7:30 A. NJ. Richmond. 1880 a. -
Norfoik. :. 1900 p. n. Richmond. d:3s =. =:
The trains leaving Richmond AT D A. y. ana
Norfolk ri p. NJ are solid trains between sSs.S
two points, and passenger 90 tnfoesn ws 49,
change OF cara Close connecs,oes ~ x 49,
3 ~ sSsms frcm Hickmond 70 Nostcls. ~
Trains leaving Richmond as ~. ~; sst 49, 3:
NJ, and 1l:40E ~ and srriv,n9 n @sss
| st 7:44 A. ~. f:t6 i: hssand x'so = 49,
| close connection ~ Peeemnut
1sFmvllie. LyncsesF1, n9a - SSs,ert,Ai.nuis
I: 3. fi,Hss 81 I; Sssss SsssS:s ~
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RAILROAD LINES.

RAILROAD LINES.
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBUR re-
N AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-schedule
commencing ArillL %. 1892 eastern stan
s.04 A. ". leaves Byrd-street station daily
stops only at Ashland, Dowell,
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke,
and WidewGter. Sleeper to Wash
ington and New York Arrives
Washington L.: / p. NJ, Baltimore
az l:i7 z. NJ, Philadelphia 3:47 p
NJ, New York $40 Il. V.
11:50 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily,
except Sunday. Buffet Parlor-Car
Richmond 10 New York. Arrives
Washington 4:l0 z. NJ, Baltimore
5:24 p. ~, Philadelphia 7:49 r. NJ,
New York 1875. +. N.
1905 +. N. leaves Byrd-street station daily.
Sleeper Richmond TO Now YORK.
Stops only at Ashland, Dosweu,
ailf0rd, fredericksburg, Brooke
and Whitewater. Stops nc other Sta
lions ON sundays. Arrives ash.
ipgton III y. NJ, Baltimore 1858
A. NJ, phiiad slphia 3:45 A. NJ. New
$50 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
Sleeper from New York. stops only
at Whitewater, Brooke, Fredericks'
bug, Milford, boswell. and Ash
land. Stops at other stations on sun
dpys Leaves Washington 4:3O n
2:38 p. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station daily.
Stops at Fredericksburg, Milford,
boswell, and Ashland. Sleeper
from New York 30 Washington and
Washington 10 Richmond. Does moi
stop az Llba- Leaves Washington
GAS p, NJ. arrives AZ Byrd.s street station daily,
except sunday. Buffet Paror Car
New York TO Richmond. Leaves
Washington BOZ p. n
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
Williamsburg.
correspondence Of tho "'chmond Dispat

,c.~ras,ondence Of tho a,chmond Dispatch.l
Wu1I,xspuse, Va, June4.-An interest
-ai,e a. the late war was found few
i ing SIN s,,'ce in redoubt near Fort Magru-
a das Tho relic was cavalry sabre III a
ssir state Of preservation. On the blade
near the hlt were letters y. p; uhder
which were the folp%n ysc IS ao owo ID a1 the
ssasa;on OF Mr.. james Christian, who
pi,uu ~, Il from the finder.
pJ Nav Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel Blaine, OF
o,ss'.sy,iie Albemarle county, who were
,s,nnriv here, have returned home.
xmons those who were the guests OF Dr..